We have felt the pressures just stack up and stack up and no one seems to notice.
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The charity name, Stack-Up, refers to a military maneuver in which soldiers "stack up" in single file as they enter a building or room.
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How does that stack up against other big historic summits?
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Scroll on to see how the shopping lists stack up.
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The challenge will be to make the economics stack up.
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Watch a few speedruns and see how you stack up.
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Read MoreGlobal interest rates: How does the Fed stack up?
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CNBC takes a look at how the dollars stack up.
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R. Kelly's legal and financial woes continue to stack up.
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Although significant, these figures don't stack up against recent research.
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How does Zuckerberg's security budget stack up against other billionaires?
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How do the new Walmart cards stack up to competitors?
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Read on to see how these various cities stack up.
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How do his statistics stack up in the MVP race?
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Then Colin grafted his, and oddly, all three stack up.
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It simply can't stack up to its streaming rivals yet.
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The graphic below demonstrates how all the apps stack up.
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So where does the deal stack up among big acquisitions?
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Here is a look at how the pieces stack up.
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As the decades stack up, though, the story becomes clear.
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How did Sunday's attack stack up against earlier "Thrones" battles?
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See how all the best picture nominees stack up below.
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So, how do hydrogen cars stack up in these areas?
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And how did the 2010s stack up against previous decades?
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Peters set out to see how Sky's numbers stack up.
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So how do these smart speakers stack up against each other?
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As the evening wore on, the causes began to stack up.
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When it comes to boozing, how does your city stack up?
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How does the intensity stack up now compared to the 299s?
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See how the 2018 iPad Pros stack up to last years.
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How does the United States stack up in all of this?
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But how does oat milk nutrition stack up against the competitors?
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How do these offices stack up to their west coast counterparts?
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But how did the candidates stack up in pure debating terms?
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How does Michael Bisping stack up as a Silva opponent then?
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But how do your favorite shows stack up against the competition?
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So how does it stack up against my favorite Colourpop palette?
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So, numbers aside, how do these versatile, wheeled vehicles stack up?
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But how does it stack up to a newer MacBook Air?
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Last November, Machuga used his personal experience and founded Stack-Up.
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But how does that stack up against its actual deployment numbers?
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Preferred vs Reserve: How the Chase Sapphire credit cards stack up
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"Please hurry up," he pleads as the 911 calls stack up.
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My goal: to find out how these hoagie hawkers stack up.
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Plus, our wedding spending was helping to stack up more points.
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Much will depend, however, on how the rival systems stack up.
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But how does the bill stack up to the last stimulus?
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How does 15 percent stack up against other games and platforms?
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So how exactly does the coronavirus stack up to those epidemics?
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Like all parents, however, my failures stack up alongside my successes.
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How does Ike's disciplined approach stack up against Trump's chaos theory?
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How does it stack up against others that you know of?
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Much less than that and the numbers simply don't stack up.
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Purple may be the best company to stack up against Casper.
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When squeezed together, the molecules stack up into a solid form.
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When it comes to retirement savings, how do you stack up?
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But she added that any deal had to stack up financially.
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Left unmanaged, bikes can stack up and create more congested pedestrian walkways.
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How does it stack up when it comes to action, you ask?
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Do the differences and similarities stack up to $250 worth of value?
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Next, they argue that the economics of Obamacare do not stack up.
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Vote now, then see how your picks stack up on Feb. 26!
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But, how do the different products stack up in terms of taste?
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Here's how the 73 funds tracked by the Pew study stack up.
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Tell me where this -- where in history this will stack up to.
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So how do the two flexy drones stack up against each other?
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Here's how Apple Photos and Google Photos stack up against each other.
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So, of course, we wanted to see how the best stack up.
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Read on to see how you stack up in these 15 cities.
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With so much to choose from, how do the movies stack up?
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So, how does it stack up to playoff bonuses in other sports?
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Read on to see examples of how these various cities stack up.
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Considering all the challenges, how do the most prominent plans stack up?
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How does Ginsburg's transgression stack up against those of the court's conservatives?
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Borderline. And how does a 15th anniversary stack up against a 10th?
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Outside of price, here's how the two Nintendo Switch versions stack up:
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Below, see a glimpse at how all 22 U.S. states stack up.
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Here's a look at how the laws stack up across the globe.
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Can the new funding tricks stack up to VC and angel investment?
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The big question: How do they stack up with voters at home?
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Find out how the forces stack up, and who has what below:
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The question is how such messaging will stack up against the opposition.
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How did that stack up compared with the state's other major utilities?
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Here's a look at how his plans stack up against those challenges.
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Just how do these two green titans stack up against each other?
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You can see how the three options stack up with the HSH.
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But the facts of the case couldn't stack up to the hype.
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Let's dive into each and how they stack up against one another.
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But how does Resurgence stack up against recent history's worst movie sequels?
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Trust me, this one will likely stack up with the best of them.
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Inflation is edging higher How do those expectations stack up against actual inflation?
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How will this bust stack up with others from the last 100 years?
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I stack up Greek chicken, hummus, salad, pita chips, rice, and chocolate cake.
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See how some of the most popular companies stack up against one another.
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But how does China stack up against its increasingly important northern neighbour Russia?
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How Uber's funding and valuation stack up against competitors like Didi and Lyft.
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See how the shows stack up against each other in the chart below:
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But how does it stack up against Apple's existing MacBook and MacBook Pro?
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The objections to 20173 are various, and some stack up better than others.
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How does the environmental impact of scooters stack up next to public transit?
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Revise down blaze-related emissions, Dr Worden argues, and the numbers stack up.
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Like clockwork, I pulled out my gun, and watched the corpses stack up.
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But how does the Nevada Latino vote really stack up in the state?
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How does US health care stack up with the rest of the world?
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As the criticisms continued to stack up, though, Sanders's tune began to change.
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"This is ultimately a business decision and the economics have to stack up."
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How does Trump's assistant stack up to others who've held the same role?
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So how do the presidential candidates stack up based on their book sales?
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Digital junk can stack up as quickly as the clutter in your closet.
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On the spectrum of female serial killers, how does Belle Gunness stack up?
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The Norwood facility has little innovations that stack up into a competitive advantage.
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So how do their financial commitments to fossil fuels and sustainability stack up?
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So, how do Porgs, Ewoks, and Wookiees alike stack up against their competition?
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Go deeper: How Saudi Aramco's IPO could stack up CEOs' allergy to geopolitics
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But first, you need to know how your current savings habits stack up.
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After the water heated up, "we'd all stack up like dominoes," he said.
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So how does China's aircraft carrier formation stack up against other military powers?
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"There's capital that is starting to stack up on the sidelines," he said.
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He hired children to carry fabrics, bring tea, and stack up cut-out fabric.
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So, how does all of this stack up for Gorsuch's chances of being confirmed?
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They can also see how they stack up against other supporters on a leaderboard.
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And how do these two new fragrances stack up to the OG KKW Body?
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We'll see how the systems stack up against each other as we hear more.
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Keep reading to find out just how much Harington's TV roles actually stack up.
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So, how does the camera in the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus stack up?
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It allows you to see how you stack up against each of the candidates.
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How does it stack up against the things in life that you know matter?
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With all that said, how does the 2019 Twilight Zone stack up so far?
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So you might be wondering how 2012 might stack up in terms of volume.
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She then noticed that in the packaging that they stack up on each other.
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Stack-Up packages have included the latest games, donated from Ubisoft and Electronic Arts.
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But how do these cities stack up as clusters for companies raising supergiant rounds?
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No future promises from Beijing stack up to the ongoing undercutting of our laws.
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Here's how retail rivals like Walmart, Target, and Costco stack up on worker pay.
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Unfortunately, not all states stack up the same when it comes to graduation rates.
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How does the Trump's assistant stack up to others who've held the same role?
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Read on to see how China's carbon copies stack up to US weapons systems.
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How well can we know ourselves, and how do we stack up against others?
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As the investigation continued, says Hinton, the evidence started to stack up against Ronald.
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Take the quiz in the video above to find out how you stack up.
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To see how they stack up, four women wore Commando tights in real life.
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Prospective buyers might want to see how they stack up against the competition, however.
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How does the US stack up in terms of protecting students from sexual assault?
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I mean, sure Pepe may not seem to stack up to the other two.
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How do the president's claims about tariffs and trade deficits stack up to reality?
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One approach is to stack up at an angle behind a Kevlar blast blanket.
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Here are how U.S. airlines stack up in 2019, according to the Journal. 1.
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Darnielle spins an uneasy scenario that grows in menace as the pages stack up.
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Comparative psychologists are looking at how those capacities stack up against those of children.
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These automatic savings will stack up faster than you may think and investing mindless.
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He said the special counsel's goal was to "stack up the counts" against Manafort.
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Here&aposs how the upgraded Model 3 long-range and the M3 stack up:
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Gomes doesn't really stack up to Ortiz, as far as charisma or production go.
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If you're curious how you stack up, you can take the Cambridge face memory test.
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See how the latest fund-raising numbers from the campaigns and outside groups stack up.
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So how does this dinosaur stack up in the increasingly competitive world of robotic toys?
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It designed the car to stack up superlatives like a pre-schooler piles blocks: heedlessly.
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How does the bias present in humans stack up against the bias programmed into algorithms?
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So how does it stack up against the rest of Nvidia's current graphics card lineup?
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Almost every part of the stack up to the app layer is getting open sourced.
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When we get home, I clear out our freezer and stack up the deer meat.
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How do those stack up against his cavalier attitude toward nuclear weapons or climate change?
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In terms of nutritional content, how does oat milk stack up to other dairy alternatives?
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So how do the two gadgets stack up in a head-to-head spec battle?
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So, would all those pages really stack up as tall as a three-story building?
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The big question is how the Note 8 will stack up against the next iPhone.
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We wonder how he'll stack up to the characters we've already seen fight each other.
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John Kasich is also hoping to stack up delegates when the race hits the Midwest.
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As video games go, Labo experiences don't stack up against a Super Mario or Zelda.
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It's a lot of small, rational choices that stack up like bricks in a wall.
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After lunch, kids stack up their dirty trays, which get washed and used again tomorrow.
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A charming menagerie of animals stack up against a teal background, balancing form and color.
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The Hill's Vicki Needham tells us how the U.S. will stack up to other countries.
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How it will stack up against an angry and energized Democratic base is another question.
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How do these candidates stack up in terms of their mannerisms, facial expressions and gestures?
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How the two cards stack up overall, who they are a good fit for, etc.
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The more interest you stack up, the harder it can be to pay your balance.
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What else could I find out, and how did their accounts stack up against that?
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Here&aposs how retail rivals like Walmart, Target, and Costco stack up on worker pay.
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Product claims don&apost necessarily have to stack up in such a necessarily rigorous way.
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I don&apost even have to think about it, and the rewards just stack up.
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So how did this $77,125 (as tested) challenger to the BMW M cars stack up?
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So where do the other recent presidents stack up against Trump's historical highs and lows?
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Between socializing, looking good, and not wearing ratty sweatpants from 10 years ago, bills stack up.
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Schools will also hire graduates as trainers, which also allows them to stack up flying hours.
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How does it stack up against other devices that are in the same range or family?
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How else does Kylie's life stack up against the life of an average 21-year-old?
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It also lets you stack up filters to make photos look really bad and hardly visible.
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Mercer still gave millions this year, but the sum didn't stack up with previous years' amounts.
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And how does the H9 stack up against the QC35 from Bose and 1000X from Sony?
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And, beyond that, can they possibly stack up to the stuff that comes laden with chemicals?
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"There's a lot of people out there curious about how they stack up," Lundeen told Motherboard.
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For kicks, here's how the Lego Chiron and the real Chiron stack up against each other:
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In the meantime, here's a look at how Trump's promises stack up to the House bill.
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But how would The Donald stack up against Khaleesi in the battle for the iron throne?
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While the numbers may just stack up, a merger would also set up a culture clash.
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"The conclusion [we] came up with was that the technology didn't stack up," the person said.
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Below, see how cash-back cards stack up against those that earn rewards and points instead.
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So how does Apple's first foray into 24K stack up to the rest of the field?
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How does our generation stack up to the that of the dam builders and "water buffalos"?
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"As we've always said, the Snowy 2.0 needs to stack up," he said in emailed comments.
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On Wednesday, Talley Beatty's ode to disco-era Los Angeles, "Stack-Up," returns to the stage.
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Here are four charts, based on company filings, that show how the two companies stack up.
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How do you think it will stack up against the "Dallas" one a few years ago?
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All the mirrors she's cleaned could probably stack up to be a minor Philip Johnson skyscraper.
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"There's an increased frequency of lesser events that are really starting to stack up," Sweet said.
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How will it stack up against The Crown, Netflix's original series based on the Royal Family?
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So, with a new Charlie's Angels movie in theaters, how does the accompanying soundtrack stack up?
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We looked at the autograph prices this weekend ... here's how they stack up in terms of value.
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Still, the debate raises meaty questions about how the blockchain might stack up against current U.S. law.
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So how does Google One stack up against what you can get from Apple, Microsoft, and others?
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At the end of the quiz, we'll show you how you stack up against other Vox readers.
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Below we break down how all 24 teams stack up heading into the start of the tournament.
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But how did the rest of the year stack up in terms of diversity as a whole?
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But how would the new budget wines stack up against other retailers already specializing in cheap wine?
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The business case for smaller lorries and vans for local deliveries is also starting to stack up.
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With Glint, human resources staffers can survey employees and see how different groups of employees stack up.
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For Disney, which oozed popular content even before the Fox deal, the economics of streaming stack up.
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Here's how the actors stack up to the real figures, most of whom are still around today.
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At least until it's time to drive all these things and see how they really stack up.
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Comparably's culture analytics dashboard for employers lets companies easily see how they stack up against their competitors.
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Today's democratic socialists don't see positive policy reforms as something we'll stack up until one day, voilà!
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But how do their numbers on staff of color stack up for the entire House of Representatives?
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So how do Uber's revenues, losses and valuation stack up amidst the recent crop of unicorn IPOs?
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These are 2 of the world's most powerful aircraft carrier classes — this is how they stack up
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Everything Chef Bryan cooked was superb; how would my amateur skills and sub-par meat stack up?
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How do they stack up in terms of money, gender, race, who lives there, and who's voting?
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But how do US metro areas stack up against each other when it comes to terrible commutes?
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Play this online game and see how the odds stack up in your favor when you switch.
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Just how those two elements stack up against each other, however, varies depending on who you ask.
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Battle of the chat apps: How Slack, Facebook Workplace and Microsoft Teams stack up to each other
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But how does it stack up to what we've learned about traveling to Mars from sci-fi?
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And how did that video stack up against the mermaid pillow one that went viral in January?
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Below, you can see where some of these newer players stack up in comparison to each other.
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Other benefits stack up similarly; the recurring theme is that Chase covers more, and pays for more.
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Needless to say, one building can't stack up against the wider universe of drones, pixels and earbuds.
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This is a desperate situation; the Ravens needed to stack up some wins to save the season.
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"I order 36 tubes of Theodent toothpaste at a time and they just stack up," he says.
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The longer you stay put in one area, those memories stack up, sometimes overlapping with one another.
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Today, in the lonely reaches of Siberia, piles of ancient basalt stack up, in places, miles thick.
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Kinnel created diversified, static "do-nothing" portfolios to see how they'd stack up against typical investor returns.
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Saturday will be Mr. Trump's 100th day in office, and he is racing to stack up accomplishments.
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Wack told us it's nothing personal -- it's just about numbers ... and he doesn't think Hussle's stack up.
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As the lava dries, it hardens, and overtime gradually starts to stack up, creating a new surface.
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I mean, you know, that starts to stack up, and then when things go wrong, they pounce.
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How some #science agencies stack up in the first Trump budget compared to FY 22014 levels. Preliminary.
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That idea carries through in the on-set meltdowns that stack up during the production of The Room.
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So how do the stars of Uprising stack up when it comes to their knowledge of monster trivia?
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Investigators pointed to vital opportunities to gather evidence that are being missed when the science doesn't stack up.
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So how does the Trump administration's remodel stack up to the past work of design-savvy First Families?
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With the average user spending around an hour a day on Facebook's products, the consequences stack up quickly.
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For a comparison of how the perks stack up, here's a list of NerdWallet's top rewards credit cards.
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The currency hasn't launched yet, so it's hard to know how those claims will stack up against reality.
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And how did the movie stack up for Boyle, a self-professed Deadpool fan – even under the influence?
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Even the best comparative charts aren't detailed enough to explain how these services stack up against each other.
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Stack-Up is accepting donations of Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4, and PC games.
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So, how does Obama's record stack up against the records of other presidents of the past five decades?
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So, compared to Diana's tremendous and practical outfit, how do other women superheroes and supervillains' costumes stack up?
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The arm can stack up to six rocks – a challenge for humans – but it works best with four.
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Here's a side-by-side comparison of how Elizabeth Warren's and Bernie Sanders' wealth-tax plans stack up.
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When Insider arrived to the protest site on Wednesday afternoon, Root was there helping stack up homemade signs.
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Today, there are more than a dozen brands of veggie burgers, but how do they all stack up?
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When it comes to the characteristics voters say they want the most, not all the frontrunners stack up.
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Here's how the elements of the final bill stack up: Get the best of CNBC in your inbox
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But how do these two cards stack up overall, and which one is a better fit for you?
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I've typically been a fan of Jag's saloons, so I wondered earnestly how the XE would stack up.
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How the countries stack up: China is in the lead, followed by South Korea, the U.S. and Japan.
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"On balance, Bank of America's results stack up better than those of peers," Instinet analyst Steven Chubak said.
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After a few years, that kind of production can stack up hundreds upon hundreds of hours of television.
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Barkley went even further when considering how the Warriors would actually stack up against Michael Jordan's Bulls team.
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How does the risk stack up against the value of a targeted ad, or a friend's birthday reminder?
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After that, I was just trying to stack up as many longer entries as I could around it.
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How does it stack up with some of the more impressive offerings from other airlines in recent years?
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Here's how the new iPhones stack up: The table is best viewed in landscape mode on mobile devices
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Ask Well Q. How does the Mediterranean diet stack up against statins in preventing heart attacks and strokes?
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But as incidents stack up and consumer confidence wanes, individual states are stepping in with their own rules.
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And how would those contributions stack up against the record of, say, the 82nd Airborne Division at Normandy?
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Here's lowdown on three key Republican promises — where they stack up for the middle class and where they don't.
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It allows users to choose specific candidates or states to see how the candidates stack up against one another.
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As Ratesic and Paige begin to look into the case, a strange number of anomalies begin to stack up.
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All that 2004 nostalgia got us thinking about the rest of Pixar's catalog and how they all stack up.
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The internet deemed Gomez the winner of this round of Jelena battle royal, but how does Baldwin stack up?
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We decided to test five of the most popular ones on the market to see how they stack up.
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Here's how up to four lines with T-Mobile One stack up to Verizon Unlimited: 1 line: $70/mo.
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But since it hasn't yet released its prospectus, it's hard to say how its financials stack up to Lyft's.
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So, the question was: How do my accomplishments stack up against the fact that I had taken a life?
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He explains them ... and he clearly knows how his numbers stack up with some of the all-time greats.
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For Michelle Obama, even a meal fit for a royal doesn't stack up to dining at the White House.
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WalletHub analyzed 109 of the most popular entry-level positions to see how these first jobs j stack up.
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Read More: So we looked back at the decacorns of 2000 to see how today's tech giants stack up.
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Here's how they stack up, and why I think the iPhone XR is the best phone for most people.
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You can also see how your habits stack up against those of other people your age via the app.
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You can see how the Netflix originals of 2019 stack up here, but now let&aposs turn to 2020.
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With more and more e-filing companies making names for themselves, how does TaxAct stack up against the competition?
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The show's annual Thanksgiving episodes are nothing short of iconic, but how do they stack up against one another?
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Click through the 10 prompts below and allow us to suss out where you and your S.O. stack up.
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The league allows the players, and scouts, to see how they stack up against the best of the best.
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They had hoped to stack up points in October to avoid sinking to the bottom of the Metropolitan Division.
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The result isn't another ho-hum documentary likeness in which all the elements neatly and often flatteringly stack up.
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BUY: 1byone's 50 Miles Amplified HDTV Antenna with Amplifier on Amazon for $29.99How does this stack up to cable?
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Here's a look at the court cases and where they stack up with respect to potential Supreme Court review.
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As such, we&aposve broken down the similarities and differences below — here&aposs how the two consoles stack up:
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Here's how each managed during their IPO run: How do those results stack up against their final private valuations?
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Normally cooling lava would stack up, creating a rocky shelf on which the lava settles called a lava delta.
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You could even allow your reimbursements to stack up for years and use your HSA as a retirement account.
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These iPad-specific productivity apps vary widely in how well they stack up against Windows and Mac desktop apps.
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Image: AppleBut how does the iPhone XR stack up to smartphones on the other side of the Apple/Android device.
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You can check out our Hero7 Black review for some more details on how the hardware and software stack up.
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Our lives are moderated by technology; we write tweets, stack up Snapchat stories, upload our heavily edited photos to Instagram.
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Shopbop: Stack up on savings of up to 75 percent off with code JOY25, from December 26 through December 28.
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Obviously, the big question for the Ryzen 3 chips is how they stack up to Intel's own Core i3 line.
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And both Apple and Google have refocused on bettering their voice assistants, so Houndify's software might not still stack up.
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Revenue was up 71 percent year-on-year to hit the record figure but Sea's losses continue to stack up.
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The announcements will likely improve the experience of using Assistant, but how do the features stack up against Amazon's Alexa?
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A line has been added to let eaters know how sugar levels of the product stack up against daily values.
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His critics also say Buttigieg's comments as mayor don't always stack up against his progressive rhetoric as a presidential candidate.
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Just barely at the tip of the assisted-fertility research iceberg, and my costs were already starting to stack up.
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The Morningstar Sustainability Rating measures how well an investment fund's holdings stack up on ESG issues compared to its peers.
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Here's how the proposed PIF will stack up compared to the more than 14,000 global mutual funds tracked by FactSet.
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So does the S8/S8+ stack up to the iPhone 7/7 Plus, Google Pixel/Pixel XL and LG G6?
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If you are in the eye, you can see the stadium effect -- where the clouds stack up like a stadium.
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Up until this point, Siri has struggled to stack up against competitors Alexa and Google Home Assistant, especially on HomePod.
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But disengagement reports are not a meaningful way to make comparisons on how companies stack up against each other. Why?
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But how exactly do the remaining large players in the war of the five kings stack up against each other?
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They've got some nice left-handed hitters that stack up, where he's probably gonna need to have three pitches working.
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Below are excerpts from the original interview, along with an analysis of how they stack up against his 21990 message.
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It would have to generate nearly three times the original deal's cost savings to make the merger math stack up.
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The demonstrations hardly stack up against some of Paris's famous protests, which have drawn crowds of a million or more.
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Why it matters: Bad headlines continue to stack up for Pruitt right as his No. 2 is set for confirmation.
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How Amazon Go labor costs stack up over time against traditional convenience stores and sandwich shops remains to be seen.
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Brands may also license the data to see how they stack up against the industry overall from a sustainability perspective.
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We graded the male love interests by how they stack up to Ryan Gosling as Noah in The Notebook, obviously.
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So how does the current economic expansion stack up according to some of the more readily available measures of income?
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Sharp will talk us through the company's progression and how pin boards will stack up against other e-commerce players.
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All the carriers list their plans in plain sight, so see how they stack up to what you're paying now.
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Calculator If you're in the market for a home upstate, here's how some of the counties stack up, price-wise.
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I stack up the books, three columns six or eight books at a time, and just wear that pile down.
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But there are likely lots of factors involved in making the unit economics stack up so it's tricky to predict.
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Exactly how does the new six-core A13 Bionic stack up against the latest chips from Apple's three big rivals?
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So even as the clues stack up against Nick, keep your eyes peeled for hints that point to new suspects.
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That can affect air quality, although it's not completely clear how firework displays stack up against, say, vehicle emissions or wildfires.
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We have new data on how Wall Street banks stack up in every business line, and there is one clear winner.
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"Ultimately, these projects have to stack up economically, even if U.S. politicians make it easier to get permitting," said WoodMac's Montgomery.
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You'd probably need about a dozen, prepared in different ways, to find out how they stack up to the real thing.
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The firm can already tell candidates how well their qualifications for any advertised job stack up against those of other applicants.
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What's next: More testing is needed to determine how consistently commercially available level-1 AVs will stack up against human drivers.
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You've provided cover illustrations for some of Heinlein's works before — how did working on this edition stack up to those works?
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As the lawsuits and inquiries stack up against Facebook, the beset tech giant is taking some legal action of its own.
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What's impressive is how well they stack up against the $350 Sony WH-1000XM3s or $400 Bose Noise-Cancelling Headphones 700.
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They hardly stack up to the Clinton supporters who seem to have set Trump off, notably Justin Timberlake and Meryl Streep.
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They'll only be able to ask where the NBA's newest heels stack up against the best basketball teams of all time.
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But, how does it stack up compared to five other UFC pay-per-view (PPV) events considered among the promotion's greatest?
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Some people can wear a minimal skinny choker; if you're a little more adventurous, stack up different chokers for more impact.
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You might be surprised how items like a bag of coffee beans or a pasta dinner stack up against one another.
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Why it matters: Delays stack up, and if Trump nominees don't hurry up on their disclosures, it could get even worse.
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Apple left out key details such as pricing, making it difficult to judge how its service will stack up against competitors.
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I compared every single distinct item on both menus in order to see how the two chains' breakfast offerings stack up.
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We can stack up evidence from many fields — psychology, sociology, economics — suggesting that parenting, especially early parenting, affects whether children thrive.
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The experience is communal and interactive — as you ride, you can see how you stack up against others in the class.
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Tony R.: How do you think Leonard Fournette, Dalvin Cook, and Christian McCaffrey stack up to Ezekiel Elliott and Todd Gurley?
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Update How do these networks stack up against each other, and what does it cost to take advantage of their perks?
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Darius Anderson needed just 16 carries to stack up a career-high 53 yards and two touchdowns for TCU (2-0).
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Here are the proportions of each ingredient the site used to represent a standard burger: How does your state stack up?
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Encounter a "southerly buster," which delivers stiff winds from the south that oppose the current, and the seas stack up. Fast.
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Or maybe you need to stack up the right number of characters to match the height of a demanding bowling pin.
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And it turns out leaders weren&apost the only ones fearful of how their skills stack up against a financial downturn.
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She can assemble webs of folky fingerpicking or stack up distorted hard-rock guitars, and she often touches down in reggae.
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Here's a quick look at how the totals stack up for candidates who have released fundraising numbers so far: Vermont Sen.
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How does this tape release stack up in the broader saga in terms of the president and the danger to him?
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Check out how millennials stack up below: No matter what generation you're in, there are ways to cut back on mindless spending.
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Maybe we're trying to see how our preferences stack up against others', or maybe we just want to get a few ideas.
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Regardless of how often golfers actually won trophies, what should matter is how their scorecards stack up in absolute terms across eras.
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A more expansive understanding of security was needed, he suggested; add development to the mix and the Europeans stack up rather better.
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How it will perform and stack up to similar devices is a big unknown, but we're looking forward to trying it out.
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Trump told our photog Tuesday night at the TIME 100 Gala in NY how his homes stack up to The White House.
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WHOOP actually is selling data on player performance to other teams so they can see how they stack up against the competition.
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When you zoom out to look at her career trajectory so far, a few issues beyond her control start to stack up.
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Only a few months old, the charity helps assemble care packages filled with video games and "nerd goodness," according to Stack-Up.
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Click on to see how the products stack up, and which of the chains ends up with a cheaper overall grocery list.
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However, more comparitive studies are needed to completely understand how products stack up when it comes to the enviroment, the researchers noted.
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How else has China changed during Xi's first five years in power, and how does it stack up against other major economies?
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I thought it would be interesting to see how Tesla's all-electric vehicles stack up against some of the gas-powered competition.
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So just how does the Mach-E stack up against the next car in line for the biggest name in electric cars?
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If you get discharged and have to go back to your GP, the weeks or months of referrals and waiting stack up.
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If you're comparing these two cards, it's important to know how they stack up in terms of fees, rewards, and cardholder benefits.
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Since marketing email can stack up, you may even want to create a separate email address linked to all your rewards accounts.
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As the antitrust investigations stack up on US tech giants' home turf there's no sign of pressure letting up across the pond.
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The fish are trying to spawn upstream but can't get past the dam, so they stack up in large numbers below it.
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But how do the offerings from four of Apple's biggest competitors — Microsoft, Samsung, Amazon, and Google — stack up with the current AirPods?
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Graphic: How healthcare stocks stack up in 214.8 Shares of many health insurers, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, and pharmacy services companies have lagged.
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" But Hardman added: "His support by itself can't tip the balance in favour of the deal passing ... The numbers still don't stack up.
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So we naturally had to gather up some of Campbell's best sheer, mini combo moments to see how well the two stack up.
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As contests began to stack up, however, that changed, most notably in the last two weeks of campaigning in Wisconsin and New York.
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The big question for any game entering the digital CCG space now is bound to be: how does it stack up to Hearthstone?
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These records offer a chance for officers to determine what common punishments are and how any penalties they may have received stack up.
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The idea with the size-range data sets was to see how tech hubs stack up in terms of launching well-funded startups.
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Rather, she recognizes all the stunning successes this trio managed to attain at wildly young ages and is worried she'll never stack up.
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Takeya Airtight Cold Brew Maker ($19): This maker has earned high marks from reviewers, but in my tests it just didn't stack up.
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Where do you guys feel you stack up against those bands or some of the classic bands, say Candlemass or Cathedral, for example?
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Stack-Up now includes a team of a dozen core volunteers, and 18 "stack teams" across the country to help local military communities.
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For the full list of movies and shows available, check out uNoGS or use the table below to see how countries stack up.
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Gone are the days when you used to stack up all your video games, box to box, in a corner of your room.
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Kalashnikov didn't give any pricing details for the potential vehicle, but the specs that the company provided didn't exactly stack up with Tesla.
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For me, the reasons are simple: because routine is comfortable, and because obligations stack up faster than I can plan for the future.
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Rounds says his new subcommittee will focus on the Pentagon's cyber manpower and capabilities and how they "stack up" to other potential adversaries.
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The nomination admits that as a producer, West still knows how to slice up and stack up samples to make songs move forward.
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His pickles were unquestionably the trip's best, and it's my opinion that they stack up against anything ever pulled from a pickle barrel.
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How do these networks stack up against each other, and what does it cost travelers, if anything, to take advantage of their perks?
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Negotiators will meet again in 2023 to see how their second round of pledges and actions stack up against the 2-degree goal.
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There are plenty of moments, even in lesser songs, when instruments merge in shimmering brilliance and voices stack up in surreal stereo fireworks.
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Latka was introducing something he called Operation Pie, a tool that would show founders how their financial metrics stack up against other companies.
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While this lengthy list may seem unsettling, we wanted to see how Dunkin's breakfast sandwiches stack up against their competitors' on-the-go eggs.
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As ugly as the politics of such a combination may appear at first blush, a transaction could stack up industrially, and perhaps even financially.
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All told, the Zenbook S13 specs stack up quite favorably against Huawei's Matebook X Pro, which was one of our favorite laptops of 133.
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It is the moment the promises he made and the huge expectations he has built begin to stack up against the reality of governing.
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Notwithstanding Trump's success in getting 12 circuit court and six district court judges confirmed last year, federal court vacancies have continued to stack up.
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Although the hardware does stack up to the iPhones, the Pixel phones are not waterproof or dustproof, something featured on most flagship Android phones.
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It will be interesting to see how the cameras on these new phones stack up to last year's models in our hands-on tests.
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From rainbow-striped to scoop-back one-pieces, they've covered every base and style you'll want to stack up on before your vacations hit.
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I follow UFC very closely and it's going to be very cool to see how I would stack up against these amazing MMA athletes.
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In which case, the million dollar question is: Can you stack up against the pros on some of TV's longest-running real-estate shows?
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You see, burger toppings are great and all, but when they start to stack up too high it becomes a mouthful and a mess.
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Be like Hermione and stack up on parchment paper and quills, or watch a Howler scream and then shred itself in the window display.
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Click on to see just how they stack up from worst to best, and let us know your personal favorites in the comments below.
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Here's how the newly endowed fund would stack up compared with the other sovereign wealth funds, as tracked by the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute.
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As the captives change hands, their abductors hope to stack up profits, boosting prices and making the abductees' release increasingly costly as time passes.
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But how does China really stack up with the rest of the world when it comes to the economy, the environment and its military?
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Raising the price from the current $1353 a share to win over its intended partner would require heroic sales-growth assumptions to stack up.
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His piece also takes a larger look at the show's declining ratings, and how those numbers stack up against wider trends in TV viewership.
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Not even the splendid Mr. Balduzzi can override this work's often infantile sensibility, in which clichés stack up but never reveal a greater whole.
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It will be interesting to see what critics think of Roku's latest offerings, and how they stack up to more expensive competitors like Sonos.
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As the allegations against Harvey Weinstein continue to stack up, Seth Meyers has a little advice for other men: um, do something about it.
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Both Labor and the Coalition have said the mine needs to stack up on its economic merits and have declined to offer government support.
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The Raptors won't get an opportunity to see how they stack up against the Cavs again until a possibly meaningless game in mid-April.
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So, how would nWo stack up against wrestling's new dominant trio, The Shield -- composed of WWE megastars Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose?!
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Acquittals and mistrials continue to stack up in cases of deadly encounters between black people and police officers, despite video evidence and aggressive prosecutors.
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Let&aposs look at how they stack up against traditional players and new kids on the block in direct to consumer and specialty retail.
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But given the chase in the commercial, it only makes sense to see how some of the other cars in it would stack up.
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But just like major universities differ in terms of what you get for what you pay, some community colleges stack up better than others.
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South Korea's sales abroad have fallen even more precipitously as an anemic smartphone market has left chips to stack up in the country's warehouses.
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South Korea's sales abroad have fallen even more precipitously as an anemic smartphone market has left chips to stack up in the country's warehouses.
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He has never shied away from talking directly with voters and showing how his leadership experience, achievements, and plans stack up against other candidates.
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However, Blunden also said that "however they stack up" the last three years are going to be the three warmest years dating back to 1880.
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They stack up neatly in the closet when not in use, or can be loaned out to friends when they're curious about a particular switch.
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Researchers from Florida State University, Tallahassee have been measuring how the masses of a few species of hydrogen and helium stack up against one another.
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I recently got to give three of the most popular ones — Blue Apron, HelloFresh, and Plated— a try, to see how they all stack up.
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Otherwise, you can easily internalize that reading of your relationship — and find yourself feeling like you don't stack up against more easily legible heterosexual couples.
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A lot of times, tiny shifts in action can stack up — and making those changes to our beauty regimen is a great place to start.
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It's that inherent fragility and uncertainty to every little moment that makes us appreciate when the good ones stack up into a big euphoric high.
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If Palantir can stack up the evidence for a sting to put Shmurda behind bars, maybe it can also help him find his hat. Yes.
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"If you look at [Switch's] first year, I would stack up our first year of content with any other platform that's been launched," he said.
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You've also got a "Litfluence" score, which helps you identify the most influential people on the app and see how you stack up against them.
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BP will describe how big new capital projects stack up against the Paris goal of keeping warming "well below" 2°C relative to preindustrial times.
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They're prone to savagely murdering their prey, so imagine how many corpses would stack up with 29 or more creatures bringing home their take-out.
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The result will be a phone that is larger than previous generations, but still doesn't stack up to big phones like the Galaxy Note 5.
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With that setup, you'd get a physical product to hold, pull out at parties, stack up, watch gather dust on a shelf and so on.
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"Knowing how competent we are and how our skills stack up to other people's is more than a self-esteem boost," narrator Addison Anderson explained.
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You can check out the players' decks before the all the action starts and see how your own deck builds stack up against the pros'.
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Bernevig posits that as the layers stack up higher and higher, physicists may be able to get the superconductivity temperature to climb along with it.
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U.S. expenses are artificially inflated, depressing domestic profits and therefore taxes, while profits stack up in offshore havens where they're taxed little if at all.
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While less debated than the age limit, amendments to the party constitution are important; it's the party's way of saying how its leaders stack up.
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You can use a tool like FeeX to see how your current 401(k) plan fees stack up and then decide the best next steps.
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When those same techniques are used in criminal cases, they have to stack up against the rights of defendants and are subject to court processes.
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It'll be stored in your inventory as a "clump of weeds," and you can stack up to 99 of them in a single inventory slot.
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A valuable aspect of being in a community of your peers is the opportunity to see how your knowledge and worldview stack up against others.
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It was marked well for investment in corporate research and development and its telecommunications infrastructure, but its education system didn't stack up to the competition.
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Nor does their technology truly stack up: Everything about the Taycan has been honed to performance perfection on the twists and straights of test tracks.
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Ms. Saariaho establishes the story's mystical mood at the start with suspenseful orchestral murmurings, over which rising pitches stack up to form piercing, sustained chords.
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Here's how Trump's properties stack up next to that dump of a White House, according to the good people at Yelp, Trip Advisor and Google.
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U.S. cities such as New York, Los Angeles and Boston just don't stack up against many of their international counterparts, according to a new ranking.
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Plus, iFit has recently released a leaderboard element, so you can see how your stats stack up against others who have ridden the same trail.
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But those Chelsea teams sustained losses in the league, so while statistically they stack up better than Arsenal's champions, no one ever calls them Invincible.
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And time will tell whether the gains are sustainable and how they stack up against rigorous state standardized tests at the end of the year.
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So to keep things interesting between the Panthers-versus-Broncos gameplay, we made you some bingo cards to see how this year's commercials stack up.
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Fans already know that this year's Bachelorette is the youngest ever at 24, but how do the ages of Hannah B.'s Bachelorette contestants stack up?
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In other words, no long-term study has compared what opioids do to patients' pain and how the drugs stack up against other types of treatment.
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Looking through the lens of startup and venture capital funding activity, we'll be looking out how the Midwest and its metros stack up against one another.
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GOBankingRates broke down savings by multiple age ranges, so you can see how you stack up against your peers: How much should you have tucked away?
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Generally, how do boxing and sports that involve head trauma stack up as contributing factors to Parkinson's disease, compared to genetics and other non-traumatic factors?
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A dinosaurAren't you at least a little curious as to how passionate paleophile Georges St-Pierre would stack up against one of his beloved prehistoric creatures?
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GOBankingRates also broke down savings by age, so you can see how you stack up against your peers: How much should you have in the bank?
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X employees plow through academic papers and stack up frequent-flier miles attending conferences, looking for the seeds of projects they could grow into something real.
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While most of the internal stats came out last year, it's helpful to see how companies stack up against each other as we get more data.
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Enter the new world of sustainability ratings, which allow you to track how well the impact investments stack up when it comes to their stated goals.
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The legendary Falcon was one of the baddest receivers in the game ... and his career numbers stack up with just about every wideout in the Hall.
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So under the current system, FSIS waits for illnesses to stack up and for a test to link those illnesses to certain products before issuing recalls.
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Plus, we round up all the best iPhone 7 and Samsung Galaxy S7 rumors to forecast how the two phones will stack up against one another.
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"The fact that we are getting diverse industry issuance has got to be a good thing, provided that the individual stories stack up," said one investor.
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There's no way around it: Losing money feels awful, and when losses start to stack up, it's human nature to start looking for somebody to blame.
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Here's how they stack up, from the 6-feet, 6-inch (198 centimeter) president of Serbia to the 5-foot-3 (160 centimeter) president of Ireland.
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In fact, Walmart does all it can to make sure that their refurbished electronics can stack up to the same device fresh out of the box.
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Here's how a few of them stack up: Many brands are dealing with price gaps through new products whose prices will not vary much among regions.
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We also haven't had a chance to test out FaceApp's new style features, so can't assess how well they stack up against existing selfie beautifying apps.
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But with evidence continuing to stack up against him, it remains to be seen whether Netanyahu can once again wriggle free and salvage his political career.
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The Coalition has been the court-appointed monitor of the shelters for single adults since 2000, routinely inspecting facilities and providing recourse when complaints stack up.
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There's a mini-map, and compass, but it's easy to find yourself following a breadcrumb trail to the "wrong" objective, because they stack up so rapidly.
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The fashion-forward justice acknowledges that her scrunchie assortment may be vast, but it doesn't stack up to the number of other accessories in her collection.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts also hopes to stack up delegates across the states, though she also may have a tough time prevailing in any individual states.
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It's almost a kind of masochism to watch these outlandishly bad dates stack up, especially as Josh and Hazel keep making inadvertent eyes at each other.
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As time goes on, the names stack up, but still you just DM the same few friends on Instagram/WhatsApp/whichever platform you hate the least.
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Here's how they stack up against each other and what each one tells us about who these boys are now that they've spent some time apart.
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The gradual rollout of Android O to Google's Beta Program, Pixel and Nexus devices could provide a closer look at how the new features stack up.
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So how does Pelosi stack up against the four Republicans who have held the speaker's position since the G.O.P. took control of the House in 1994?
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Factory milled wood and metal bend, which means that on a minute scale, not even slats on a fence could stack up in indisputably tidy rows.
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So while Arya might not exactly match up to everything prophesied, if you look at some of the smaller details surrounding her, they sure could stack up.
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It's impossible to say how the cameras will stack up against each other, and a lot can go wrong with a new product in a new category.
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A shift to when people finally got fed up seeing the notification of payment emails stack up in their inboxes and collectively fumed, Enough with this bullshit.
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The game's "combat deck" system lets players stack up custom move combos within a variety of stances that flow into and out of one another during fights.
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That's not really the case here, and while the individual components are interesting in and of themselves, the book just doesn't stack up alongside his prior works.
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It's not always smooth, and traffic can stack up behind these cautious autonomous vehicles, sometimes requiring the human test driver to take manual control of the car.
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Here is a graphic on how they all stack up in OPEC, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries: Graphic by Amanda Cooper Editing by Jeremy Gaunt
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Image: GettyYahoo CEO Marissa Mayer continues to stack up piles of cash, despite her veritable failure to rescue the company from a pile of its own rot.
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Here's how Snap and Canada Goose stack up against the rest of the companies that have gone public in 2017: — CNBC's Gina Francolla contributed to this report.
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It feels like a pivotal moment in history and suddenly I care a little bit less about how the Jets stack up against the Los Angeles Rams.
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To make the project economics stack up the engines need to be far more fuel efficient and less noisy than those used by Concorde or fighter jets.
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Of course, it's still too early to say exactly how well these phones stack up against competitors like the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and Note 8.
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They should also understand how their grades, and eventually test scores on the SAT and/or ACT, stack up against the average scores reported by the colleges.
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"A lot of the economics of this service into Beijing will stack up for Australian travelers to and from China," said Anthony Moulder, Sydney-based Citi analyst.
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The First Years Stack Up Cups, $3.99 at AmazonBabies love cups for some reason and this is such a simple toy that can grow with your child.
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You'll want to look at how your current card and the card you're considering upgrading to stack up when it comes to rewarding you for your spend.
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The pressure on him to quit was intense as multiple claims of sexual harassment against him -- made by women who've worked for him -- began to stack up.
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But Canada does very little to regulate mining companies that operate abroad, meaning complaints of human rights abuses in developing countries continue to stack up against them.
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Staged in honor of the coming centennial of Mr. Beatty's birth, "Stack-Up" is dated, but so thoroughly that it fascinates as a kind of time capsule.
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Then just in a numerative and no-malice way tell people where they stack up against their peer group, and then give them a list of recommendations.
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"Ailey, Then and Now" (on June 15 and 303) pairs Talley Beatty's 1982 disco romp "Stack Up" with two works by Robert Battle, the current artistic director.
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Stack up all your sealed bags to save space and have a better view of what you have — so you don't unnecessarily go out and buy more.
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Our voting infrastructure remains vulnerable at various touch points, and our efforts to counter Russian information warfare don't stack up in any way for a fair fight.
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Stoppelman seems to be playing a long game, counting on some of the scale we've let these companies stack up to be leveled off by government actors.
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These little details matter, because they're the split-second hassles that stack up in a day and make you feel unsettled or annoyed without knowing precisely why.
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As the miles stack up and the tread wears down, the pressure differential between the interior of the cartridge and the tire surface draws out the compound.
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Still, if you're looking to see how the various 4K streaming TV devices stack up, we've put the best of them head-to-head against each other below.
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Confetti-like polka dots punctuate a shower of spindly leaves while a perfectly portioned storm of tiny black sunglasses stack up in a calming black-on-pink amalgamation.
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Here's a look at how some of the wealthiest appointees so far stack up, according to data and estimates by the Washington Post, Forbes, The Guardian, and OpenSecrets.
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The Galaxy Fold is also beset with issues that stack up into a pile that you can't excuse away by saying this is just a first-generation product.
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He has commanded the immense cultural authority of the bully pulpit to tell Americans of all stripes how they stack up in the eyes of the American state.
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At the bottom of the dashboard, there is a heart-rate zone graph so you can see how the intensity of your workouts stack up against each other.
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And, while cosmetics can't always stack up to the Seven Wonders of the World, the same goes for beauty — at least for all the beauty nerds out there.
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Here are a bunch of snowboarders—Red Gerard, Marko Grilc, and Tim-Kevin Ravnjak—having their go in a world left behind for snow to stack up on.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine's legal woes continue to stack up as the rapper sits behind bars ... he's now being sued for bailing on a concert and costing promoters big bucks.
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"I didn't think it was going to double up or stack up, or cause me to lose the money I had worked for this whole time," she says.
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"This is a yield-hungry environment and EM does stack up as an asset class that does offer yield," said Steve Ellis, a portfolio manager at Fidelity International.
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Lastly, the report breaks down the standard click-through rates for different ad formats, allowing publishers to see how they stack up against the industry as a whole.
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Experiences that don't stack up are worse than disappointing — they're signs of our failure to have found something better, or of our ignorance, or our lack of savvy.
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LONDON — Radiohead's universe is confusing and enigmatic — but even so, the telltale marks of a followup to 2011's The King Of Limbs are starting to stack up.
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But as the costs of maintaining a sorority and its crammed social calendar stack up, their feminist ideals start to disintegrate away, first slowly, then all at once.
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Also, from what you are hearing from Trump right now about Syria and sneak attacks, how does that stack up against your running mate when asked about Aleppo?
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How would the latest creations by Mr. Taylor, who has been churning out dances steadily since 1954, stack up against the masterworks in his vast and varied repertory?
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When you stack up all the research and look at the broader picture, though, the net effect of unions — bad examples included — is good for the typical worker.
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As we brace for 2019 and stack up our resolutions, Broadly is focusing on finding motivation for the hard tasks that await us—like getting out of bed.
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She sings in an airy sustain, raps with calm certainty and concocts electronic tracks that flaunt their repetitiveness even as they stack up additional parts in the mix.
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People lined up outside supermarkets shortly after the announcement to stack up essentials, despite assurances from the government that there were sufficient supplies and stores will remain open.
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As a result, containers are starting to stack up, potentially creating the same congestion headaches the port went through a year ago during the first round of tariffs.
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People lined up outside supermarkets shortly after the announcement to stack up essentials, despite assurances from the government that there were sufficient supplies and stores will remain open.
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Mr. Yang said he also hoped to make a smartphone version of the game that allowed players to see how their virtual offspring stack up against their friends'.
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The bid by Australian billionaires Lachlan Murdoch and Bruce Gordon for the Ten Network just didn't stack up against the offer from America's CBS, according to administrators KordMentha.
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With the Nintendo Switch Online app, you'll be able to connect to your Nintendo account to view your Splatoon stats and see how you stack up against your friends.
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I was given a remote demo of the software, but when it comes to VR you really have to try it in-person to see how experiences stack up.
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Besides the different components of their businesses, with Uber investing in its freight and meal delivery services on top of ride hailing, their financials are difficult to stack up.
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Though analysts predicted other retailers would once again see a lift in traffic on Prime Day, Steve Osburn, a director at Kurt Salmon, said competitors' deals didn't stack up.
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It's a mesmerizing watch as orange dots marking quakes, their size relative to the magnitude of the event, stack up cumulatively and trace tectonic plates on a revolving globe.
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Look where the countries stack up: Canada and the U.S. have the least-restrictive regulations on temporary employment, compared to Norway and France, which are toughest on temporary jobs.
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The data used to see how each of these leaders stack up to one another is based on available data from five different sets and taken at different times.
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There's also reason to be skeptical that encouraging more circumcisions in the US would meaningfully reduce the STI rate when you look at how we stack up to Europe.
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That's what the Associated Press and Reuters found when they set out to capture how American school lunches stack up against those served in other countries around the world.
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Expect those costs to stack up further if you have a penchant for coffee, though — a cup of joe including service could set you back as much as $10.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThis should let the second-gen Echo stack up much better against the $129 Google Home, which for a while had been undercutting the OG Echo.
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Players remaining in Green Room: LB Myles JackDT Chris JonesLB Reggie RaglandDT Jarran ReedDT A'Shawn Robinson DE Kevin Dodd There's also plenty of beef to stack up the run.
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Through the committee, the Trump administration has seemingly guided various agencies and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to help stack up data and evidence on the "threat" of marijuana.
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We've watched the names of closing pubs and bars stack up: The Joiner's Arms; The George & Dragon; The Mother Black Cap; The Nelson's Head – Chariots is the latest casualty.
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So we turned to our readers — New Yorkers, transplants and those who live outside of New York City — to tell us how our slices stack up to pizza elsewhere.
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In SF, it's very common to see maneuvers stack up on top of each other, unlike in suburban environments, where vehicles usually only execute one maneuver at a time.
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It may sound ironic, but compared to high-profile competition games like Overwatch and League of Legends, Take-Two Interactive's basketball-themed series doesn't stack up, Deppe told CNBC.
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The patterns interlock and stack up to grow dense and bustling, confident and luminous — the sound of a band simultaneously delving deeper into its music and opening it up.
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In particular, I&aposve been trying to figure out where One Medical&aposs financials stack up next to other startups looking to do primary care at a national level.
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Anticipating the cut in the VAT, China recently saw ships with soybean cargos begin to stack up as importers waited for the lower tax rate to go into effect.
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The JBL E65BT Wireless Over-Ear Headphones stack up against the best and are $60 off, making them just $137.99 (with free two-day shipping, because Walmart does that, too).
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But it still caught everyone by surprise in Miami-Dade and Pinellas counties, and the cases continue to stack up, with eight more reported this month, according to the CDC.
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How the offers stack up: • Comcast: £12.50 a share, and pledges to maintain Sky News's independence • Fox: £10.75 a share for the 183 percent of Sky it doesn't yet own.
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To date, neither the US nor the Mexican government has seen fit to provide aid to the families that have begun to stack up in Nogales and other border towns.
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In the most exclusive AI conferences and journals, AI systems are judged largely on their accuracy: How well do they stack up against human-level translation or vision or speech?
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DAVID LIN Representative Taipei Representative Office in the United KingdomLondon The arguments you presented in favour of private education don't stack up against the evidence ("A class apart", April 13th).
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ABP is experimenting with a "personal piggy bank" so members can see their savings stack up online—though, since it is a collective scheme, the piggies are not actually personal.
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The backlog could stack up quickly, because there are two more Falcon 9 launches before the July mission, and SpaceX tells The Verge it will attempt sea landings for both.
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The automated valet service has the ability to stack up to five vehicles on a single line which, the start-up firm argues, dramatically improves the efficiency of car parking.
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Since the Golden Arches hopes to compete with chains like Five Guys and Smashburger, we wanted to see how the Signature Crafted Recipes stack up against these chains' signature burgers.
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Here's how the main provisions stack up: Removing the three-month retroactive eligibility period will apply to all Iowa Medicaid recipients, except for pregnant women and infants younger than 1.
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The epic new menu will start to beef up its offerings in mid-December with the Stacker—foldable, portable quesadillas that you can stack up to make one monster quesadilla.
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As Gauvreau explained, the more we measure how we stack up against our neighbors, our friends-of-friends, and even family members, the more pressure we feel to mimic them.
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Streeter said that one of the best ways for customers to save at Kohl's is to combine — or "stack" — up to four coupons per purchase to get the best value.
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If you've ever ridden Splash Mountain at Disneyland, you've likely experienced a moment when the boats stack up due to a hiccup in the flow somewhere farther down the route.
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Next year, world leaders will meet for a formal dialogue to assess how their efforts stack up against the goal of limiting global warming to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius.
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This is his business legacy Mark Green: How to end the Ebola crisis And two more... A message from the 1990s How do beloved 1990s films and shows stack up?
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Then I wondered how he would stack up against Mr. Trump one on one: Would Americans appreciate Pete's depth and calm or rally to re-elect the pompous bully Trump?
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EBITDA allows investors to compare profits from drillers' operations without accounting for the other expenses, essentially giving them a view into how their assets stack up against another fracker's wells.
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I think it's very unlikely he'll delay again, and even if he did, it's unlikely the delays will stack up enough that Britain is still in the EU come December.
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Instead of letting letters fill your mailbox or stack up, signaling your out-of-town status, the United States Postal Service will hold your mail for up to 30 days.
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Still, stocks have managed to resume their climb, forcing some investors — particularly professionals whose performance is measured by how they stack up against important market indexes — to chase the rally.
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"He really got into this realm of system-level stuff and competitive analysis and how do we stack up against other people and what's happening in the industry," he said.
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Again, the RX100 VI is $200 more than the Lumix LX799.993 II and boasts a formidable array of features that stack up to any point-and-shoot on the market.
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If you&aposre considering a credit card to earn rewards and want some options when it comes to redeeming them, keep reading to see how these two cards stack up.
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With the Iowa and New Hampshire contests now behind us, and Joe Biden all but officially finished in this race, how do the remaining Democrats stack up against President Trump?
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Now that we've had enough time to test them test them, we're ready to put the two head-to-head to see how some of the most important features stack up.
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Browser extensions and websites like Shoptimate, PriceBlink, and dozens of others will pull prices on a given product from major retailers around the web to stack up deals against one another.
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While there's no word yet on how costs stack up in comparison, it could prove a useful source of vital drugs that would otherwise be impossible to carry with constant refrigeration.
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Wanderlust In Portugal's second most populous city, medieval townhouses stack up beside the Douro River like Legos, and churches wear their blue-and-white azulejo tiles outside as well as in.
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The spending gap exists for a few reasons: Meanwhile, tests that try to measure how American students stack up to their peers show that the US is far from No. 1.
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Glassdoor then compares your salary to others in your area to see how you stack up, as well as what you could be making, based on estimates from recent job postings.
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Preorder Moto Z4 ($500): We haven't fully tested it yet, but the Moto Z4 looks like it will stack up fairly well next to Google's Pixel 313A, our favorite Android phone.
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Scientists dropped a dummy on its head repeatedly To figure out how inflatable helmets stack up against their dorkier, hardened-foam counterparts, Stanford scientists dropped a dummy on its head repeatedly.
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Pete Buttigieg is now the Democratic favorite in Iowa, but he might have even more good fortune based on how his odds stack up against Donald Trump's from 4 years ago.
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If your home state is among the approximately 123 to offer a tax break for saving in a 529, be sure to look deeper and see how the fees stack up.
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Here are the five House challengers with the biggest war chests right now — all Democrats — and a rundown on how they stack up at this early stage in their electoral bids.
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A quarter of a century is a grueling amount of time that no holodeck, artificially intelligent companions, and extremely well-stocked spaceship bar may stack up against, let alone three centuries.
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For a final test, my editor ran the lunch through MyFitnessPal and added a sample breakfast and dinner, to see how it might stack up in a theoretical day of eating.
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The figures may stack up when it comes to health and hygiene products, but the same behavior of targeting lower-cost items more frequently is pervasive in the fashion market, too.
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Officials in Leon County, Tallahassee issued the singer 2 notices last week to clean up his front yard by early December, or face daily fines that could stack up to $20k.
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Most of the time they alternate as they stack up the height of the borough, forming a zigzag, the widest possible slalom course from top to bottom (or bottom to top).
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While "Shelter," a potent statement on homelessness and displacement, speaks pointedly to the present, the rambunctious "Stack-Up" seems bound to another era, which made it no less intriguing to watch.
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The more plot-driven "Stack-Up," part of a triple bill on Wednesday, conjures a different kind of community, what could be a group of friends convening on a Friday night.
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The cast knows it&aposs a game, but they&aposre ready to roll with the drama, dropping a sly wink to the camera as the soap-opera style twists stack up.
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Because the event is gaining popularity and does not have a set date, Friendsgiving invitations can stack up; very popular people may attend two in one week or even one night.
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But comparing companies' existing AI systems — and seeing how they stack up with human beings — has been difficult, and that's one reason the researchers have attempted to create a comparison method.
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Fear of going overtime in college has prompted some parents to push their children to stack up credits in high school so they can graduate college either early or on time.
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With only 12 episodes available in the initial batch, it's too soon to know how the fourth season will stack up; it's going to run through the Tokyo Olympics, after all.
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As more companies reference the impact the event will have on future earnings, we will begin to get a clearer picture of how the second half of the year will stack up.
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Here's one final question: How would PG&E's proposal stack up against an alternative plan in which Diablo Canyon stayed open and renewables and efficiency ramped up to displace fossil generation elsewhere?
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But as watch times on these videos of young girls stack up, sometimes totaling of hundreds of thousands of views, the platform's algorithm will need tweaking in order to protect children online.
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The Mirage Solo arrives just a couple of days after Facebook opened sales of the much cheaper $199 Oculus Go, so how does the Daydream headset that's double the price stack up?
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In the grand internet tradition of ranking things, it's only fitting that we examine the strengths and weaknesses of some of the most beloved Olympic mascots and see how they stack up.
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But you've worked a lot in the US on progressive issues, now also in the UK, and you've met with Spanish leaders -- how does the left-wing global populist movement stack up?
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When barges stack up along the Ohio River because a lock is out of service, those delays may never register, but we feel it in our pocketbooks, whether we notice or not.
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We are influenced by being done with useless complaining, being done with adjusting ourselves to injustice, and wanting to continue to stack up potential for infinite futures where we are all free.
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That's a very deliberate shot at the Amazon Echo (currently going for $179), and given Google's new smart assistant features, it will be interesting to see how the two products stack up.
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" When asked where tacos stack up in his favorite food spectrum along with pizza and burgers, Burkett responds very matter-of-factly: "Definitely tacos, when compared to the rest of that junk.
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With the companion certificate and the ability to earn MQMs, the benefits stack up quickly for loyal Delta customers or those who find Delta is often the best choice for their needs.
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I recently traveled to China, along with 28500 CEOs, to meet with Chinese companies, consider investment opportunities and see first-hand how they stack up against American innovation, technology and work ethic.
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Wealthfront: How 3 of the most popular high-yield savings accounts stack up I decided to organize my money using Marie Kondo's decluttering strategy, and ended up paying off $10,000 of debt
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We've tested several mattresses from direct-to-consumer, bed-in-a-box mattress startups over the past few years to see how they stack up in comparison with big-name mattress brands.
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The transformative benefits that trail and active transportation projects bring to America stack up well against the measures the White House has put forth to decide how infrastructure dollars will be invested.
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Rather, the apps stack up in my phone beside the aforementioned UberEATS (and their ever-growing legions of cousins), I'll always choose choice and convenience (read: delivery) over environmental conservation, I guess.
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And if you want to stack up on them, too, we have some great news: BaubleBar has slashed the price of its best-selling Alidia rings to only $12 for Black Friday!
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Given the number of mattress brands and styles out there, we gave six of the top models a test run for 30 days of sleep to figure out how they stack up.
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HOW THE DEM GUVS STACK UP: US News and World Report's annual state rankings were a little more interesting this year, with so many governors taking a look at the 2020 primary.
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The big question: How does the so-called Davos Man, a term coined by a political scientist to describe the economic elite, stack up against Donald J. Trump in the world hierarchy?
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Of course, any change of policy at Facebook lies with Mr. Zuckerberg, who has total control of the company and is often pushed to make policy shifts only after disasters stack up.
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Not accounting for future inflation/deflation, here's how much money you'd stack up over time: According to a Pew Research study, the average net worth among America's 1 percenters is $2.4 million.
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So finely tuned is the operation at the western docks, and so heavy the weight of traffic, that the slightest glitch can cause lorries to stack up on the approach roads to Dover.
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So, I decided to call up kink educator Carlyle Jansen from Good for Her in Toronto to talk about what informed BDSM consent looks like and how the allegations against Raniere stack up.
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The game includes everything from pregnant women to small children, and at the end of the game you get to see how your choices stack up against others who have played the game.
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If the forecasts stack up, the city state's economy could get an extra fillip from the expected pick up in construction activity, though there was scant data on the specific impact on output.
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I asked Greg Kaufmann, a senior fellow at the American Progress Action Fund, an independent, nonpartisan policy institute, to help me figure out how Trump's take on those issues stack up against Clinton's.
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Check out it below: The data used to measure how these leaders stack up to one another is based on available data from five different sets and taken at different times throughout 2017.
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Here's how Clinton and Trump stack up in terms of policy proposals and public statements made on a number of topics that voters deem to be the most crucial in determining their choice.
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None of these figures stack up against Tesco's performance when it was in its pomp under Sir Terry Leahy, but they are a lot better than last year's, and slightly ahead of expectations.
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Mr. Thompson said that as the names of shooting sites around the country stack up — Sandy Hook, Las Vegas, Parkland — he had just wished Santa Clarita would not be added to the list.
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That's definitely the case when it comes to comparing the Chase Sapphire Reserve to the Platinum Card from American Express, although there are some other cards that stack up well against these two.
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Here are some of the professional politicians and business players who are widely speculated to consider challenging Trump for the White House in 2020 – and how they stack up in the money race.
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Breakingviews Twitter's openness to being sold has set off a tweetstorm with a direct message: It will be hard for a new owner to make buying the $15 billion social network stack up.
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How does this approach stack up in the broader context of old-school community colleges on one hand, and coder bootcamps and other alternatives to four-year college that are very profession-targeted?
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If neither treatment arm approximates usual care, as critics contend, the investigators may be unable to draw meaningful conclusions — they won't know how the two experimental treatments stack up against the usual care.
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The Health Care Cost Institute put out a new report Tuesday showing how the prices paid for medical services by private insurance in the United States stack up against prices in other countries.
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Read more: Amazon is raising its minimum wage to $15 following pressure from Bernie Sanders Here's how some of the biggest names in retail stack up as companies compete to win over workers.
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With my cousin in mind, I've spent the past few weeks swatching dozens of different drugstore and high-end products with a simple goal: to find out how they stack up against each other.
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We have more details on how the numbers stack up in the chart below: In conclusion, we'd have to say that rumors of the slow death of California's startup scene have been greatly exaggerated.
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So we can take all of Apple's big keynote claims with a grain of salt, but if we're looking at technical specifications, how do the new iPhones stack up against the top Android phones?
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LG has been pretty clever with how it's used the extra space, one example being the way your most recent shots stack up at the side of the shutter window in the camera app.
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For browsers, it's more about how different programs compare on your own system, rather than how they stack up against scores from other users (though you can still check the public scores for reference).
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Take our 10-question interactive News Quiz to test what you know about the week's biggest stories, to learn additional context about each event, and to see how you stack up against other participants.
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Read more: I tried every item on Wendy's new breakfast menu that is rolling out nationwide, and it blew me awaySo how does Wendy's untested newcomer stack up to Chick-fil-A's reigning champion?
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A small team of about six people, not including Cullinan and Ruiz, divvy up the ballots so that nobody is counting an entire category, meaning even they won't know how different entries stack up.
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Samsung will likely soon start Daydream-certifying its newer phones and as more and more phone manufacturers adopt OLED screens and other mobile VR ingredients, the advantages are sure to stack up for Daydream.
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ScienceLogic itself already offered its users deep insights into their infrastructure, but more and more, its users were also asking to get real-time data about their full stack, up to the application level.
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From there, the contestants get a chance to really show off their skills, as they see how they stack up against the competition when it comes to rap battles, cyphers, and even music videos.
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Here&aposs how the annual premiums stack up, on average:Progressive car insurance: $1,611 per yearAmerican Family car insurance: $1,990 per yearAllstate car insurance: $2,007 per yearWho gets the best cheap car insurance in Indiana?
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"She couldn't see how she could possibly be compared to people who had done all these amazing things, and she never had that amount of confidence in herself; it didn't stack up right," Stoltenberg said.
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While Assistant has been available on Android for a while now, how does the AI assistant stack up against Siri when its forced to go head-to-head on Apple's far more limited playing field?
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We've used Karma since, and while GoPro seems to have fixed the issue that was causing units to fall from the sky, the drone just doesn't stack up very well against the competition from DJI.
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Training at universities or even specialty classes at community colleges also do not quite stack up when it comes to hiring for a role such as cloud administrators which require specific certificates, Apprenti's Carlson said.
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I couldn't have spared one hour for a workout if I wanted to—every single minute was accounted for with my gaming team as we tried to stack up as many consecutive wins as possible.
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Although the league was quick to say that the stream had a unique viewership of more than 15 million people, it still didn't stack up to the viewership-per-minute numbers of traditional TV broadcasts.
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How the Senate and House tax brackets stack up Beware the pitfalls of deferred-interest deals Ex-NFL players share how to avoid going broke Senate tax bill strips sports leagues of tax-exempt status
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The more games that stack up around me, asking to be played, but so often only explored to a cursory depth, the more I am drawn deeper to those from an identifiable place of expression.
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But as Coterie noted in our call, insurance is a somewhat low-margin business, meaning that policy growth, while good, needs to be pretty steep for the gross margin generated to stack up too high.
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Mr. Atteberry at FPA said that even though yields from Treasury bills and other money-market instruments stack up well against longer-term bonds right now, piling into Treasury bills will only postpone your problems.
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If you have a ski trip lined up, or just want to invest in outerwear that will last, now is the time to stack up on down coats, windproof pants, knit beanies, or warm tights.
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Bloomberg's heavy spending doesn't stack up to the nearly $85003 million he personally gave to his presidential bid in January, and he still ended the month with more than $55 million in his campaign account.
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News Quizzes (Weekly on Tuesdays) Our 10-question interactive News Quiz tests what students know about the week's biggest stories, gives additional context about each event and shows how you stack up against other participants.
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I wanted to see how a more affordable option might stack up, so I headed to New York City's Chinatown, where street hawkers are known to sell knock-offs of the world's finest luxury brands.
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Google Home We have yet to fully review the Amazon Echo Studio or the third-generation Echo, so it's impossible to say how either of Amazon's new speakers will stack up against the immediate competition.
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Here's how our 21885* (now 21889) presidents stack up: The previous US presidents (1789 to 2016) came into the White House with an average of 13 years in public office and 5.6 years of military service.
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To give you an idea of how your retirement savings stack up against your peers, check out the average 4013(k) balances in Fidelity accounts, broken down by age, as of the first quarter of 2019.
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If you aren't sure how your own glutes stack up in terms of strength, Summers and Burmaster both suggest trying a glute bridge: Lie on your back with your legs bent, feet flat on the floor.
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Mead sees a bigger opportunity down the road for companies to purchase InHerSight's analytics in order to get a better read on what they should be offering women and how they stack up against other companies.
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But where Cyber Monday spans multiple sites, making it hard to know where to look first and how deals stack up against each other, this year's 30-hour Prime Day presents a far more appealing alternative.
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They appear to have some real-world connection to the real thing, but honestly, you might as well be clicking on a notepad hundreds of times, as leads and "clues" stack up on your quest tracker.
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The Ryan and Weston Laptop Bags (both $135 for medium, $155 for large) are the newest additions, so we tried them to see how they stack up to the rest of the rest of the collection.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - As Malaysian parties try to secure a parliamentary majority to form the next government after Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad abruptly resigned on Monday, here are how the parties and factions stack up currently.
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If I was at the counter of a new bookstore, however, the title I'd stack up by the register this summer is J. Robert Lennon's 'Broken River,' which I had the luck of reading in galleys.
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To give you an idea of how your retirement savings stack up against your peers, check out the average 401(k) balances in Fidelity accounts, as of the second quarter of 2018, broken down by age.
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To demonstrate how easily this could have gone awry, we needed only to give a quick scan to the #PancakeDay hashtag on Twitter to see how one user's skills do not quite stack up, so to speak.
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The wearable is designed to provide the hard-hitting boxer within you valuable insight about your performance, and show you how you stack up compared to other users when paired with the company's FightCamp streaming exercise platform.
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There's really no such thing as the "right amount of sex" that you should be having, but if you've ever wondered how you stack up amongst your peers, a study from the Kinsey Institute has your answer.
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Don't get me wrong, I don't hate them — if they were a stand-alone series based on original screenplays I'd probably have enjoyed them — but when you place them alongside the books they just don't stack up.
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The caddies will play the course in the same condition as the pros – same Sunday pin positions and green speeds - which should give the bag men an idea of how their games stack up with their bosses.
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It's not like I let tasks stack up, but the amount of places from which Trello gets data (using workflow automation software like Zapier) means that it's full of cards I don't know how to deal with.
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The PGA Tour is showcasing a new augmented reality app that will utilize Apple's ARKit platform to let users visualize courses and holes in their living rooms and see how the pros stack up against each other.
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Mr Erdogan has three aims in attending to the diaspora, says Sinan Ulgen, an analyst in Istanbul: to advance Turkish interests abroad, to seduce nationalists at home, and to stack up votes in his deeply polarised country.
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That's why it is important to get a feel for where you stack up; you want to make sure that when you are compared to other job candidates after you're gone, the right information is being processed.
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Former British Airways chief Concorde pilot Mike Bannister said the biggest hurdle for Boom was to develop jets at a price that would stack up for airlines, or early orders would evaporate as they had with Concorde.
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After the ride is over, the app provides feedback and users can track their progress, and also see how they stack up against other local drivers on city leaderboards and win achievement badges based on their performance.
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Last month, Kinane's most recent special, Loose in Chicago, was released on vinyl and, to mark the occasion, we had him rank his four hour-long specials to see how they stack up in the present day.
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Mr. Thompson, a former Democratic staffer, said that as the names of shooting sites around the country stack up — Parkland, Sandy Hook, Las Vegas — he had just wished Santa Clarita would not be added to the list.
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While the Obama administration's method does achieve short-term wins and stack up favorable headlines, Trump himself has demonstrated the long-term futility of the "imperial presidency" as he easily undoes the executive actions of his predecessor.
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If you want to see how you stack up against today's impeccably behaved teens, check out this longer piece that Vox's Soo Oh and Sarah Frostensen have built (and read more about how they built it here).
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Below, we've illustrated the most telling data points from TD Bank's survey to help define why it's so important to talk about money and how millennials stack up against other generations when it comes to financial honesty.
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CNN's MJ Lee points out that Monday is the FEC filing deadline for May and those numbers will reveal where the billionaire's backers are coming from and how his general election fund-raising figures stack up to Clinton's.
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If you are at all concerned about the amount of leptin in your body, then your best bet would be to ask an endocrinologist or healthcare provider to measure your leptin levels and see how they stack up.
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I haven't had time to take any in-depth photo comparisons to see how the Mix 2S's dual cameras stack up agains the iPhone X or Galaxy S9+, but early photos look promising even without optical image stabilization.
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Read more: How Disney Plus, HBO Max, and NBC's streaming service stack up in the battle against Netflix"It's going to be extremely competitive," Vincent Letang, the executive vice president of global market intelligence at Magna Global, said.
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Harness has a net worth tool where users can plug in their assets to see how they might stack up against peers — that tool then points towards a questionnaire about financial goals and preferences that generate adviser recommendations.
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If you're feeling a bit nostalgic for gym class and want to see how your current fitness levels stack up to those of athletic 17-year-olds, I recommend giving the old Presidential Physical Fitness Test a try.
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Read more:Elon Musk said he's excited about Ford's $43,895 Mustang Mach-E electric SUV — here's how it will stack up against Tesla's $39,000 Model YElon Musk's plan to build a new Tesla factory in Germany makes no sense.
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" But at a time where breaking news is likely to stack up on your home screen; and in a world of social media addiction and various forms of tech-distractions, "we don't remember what happened five seconds ago.
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The injuries continued to stack up—Goodwin hurt his ribs in Buffalo's third preseason game in late August, returned the next month, then wound up on the season-ending injured reserve list in October with another rib injury.
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Here's a look at the hospitals with the highest psychiatric restraint rates: And here's how they stack up against the rest of the hospitals in the database: CMS's online hospital comparison tool does not include the restraint data.
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Hurewitz has led the Evidence Lab through tedious investigations, like stripping down a Tesla, Chevy Bolt, and BMW i3 to understand how electric cars stack up against each other and the against the industry they're trying to disrupt.
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It was set up by the Affordable Care Act to test how different medical treatments stack up against one another — but PhRMA insisted that PCORI would not be able to take cost effectiveness into account — and it doesn't.
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In production and lyrical content, the music was raw—mostly comprised of songs about doing dirty work around the way and calling out local rivals who inauthentically pushed a street narrative that didn't stack up with their real lives.
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Earlier versions of A Star Is Born, for instance, starred screen legends Barbra Streisand, Judy Garland, and Janet Gaynor, and curiosity about how the new version would stack up against the older one likely drove some to buy tickets.
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After seeing how the newest formulas stack up against our daily aches and irritations, we found the ones we may never be able to live without... At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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McDonald's same-store sales in the United States didn't quite stack up to analysts' expectations in the second quarter, rising by only 1.8 percent — half the analyst estimate — and it remains in the midst of a multiyear turnaround effort.
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But the RemoveDEBRIS mission is the first time that a selection of those methods will get a test in space to see just how they stack up against each other in the contest to scoop up the most trash.
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We analyzed anonymized data from Priceonomics customer Earnest, a loan provider, and examined tens of thousands of loan applicants to see how much people are earning on side-gig platforms and how these platforms stack up against each other.
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Shannon, 41, is a musician, and it hasn't been released yet what song he will perform, but he'll still have to bring his A-game to stack up to theatrics of YouTube star turned Golden Globe winner Bloom, 29.
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The WWC certification criteria enables cities to understand how their current practices stack up to others around the country and more importantly, provides them with a plan for how to improve the effectiveness of local government, step by step.
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Pros: Simple, affordable, doesn't look half bad on the kitchen counter, you can change out the side plates for any of Nespresso's signature colorsCons: Doesn't quite stack up to a proper espresso from a $2,000 machine, but what does?
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Here's how millennials stack up against other generations, according to their findings: It's important to note that NerdWallet looked at the average potential savings rate, not the median, meaning that a few super savers can artificially inflate the number.
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Source: TwitterRead more:Elon Musk said he's excited about Ford's $43,895 Mustang Mach-E electric SUV — here's how it will stack up against Tesla's $39,000 Model YElon Musk's plan to build a new Tesla factory in Germany makes no sense.
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And while it's true that the current count of 27 cases (and rising) of locally-acquired Zika infection in the Miami region don't stack up numbers-wise against preventable illnesses like influenza, the key word difference here is preventable.
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But it also doesn't quite stack up to a similar episode of Teen Wolf this year, when fellow fan favorite character Stiles' real name, Mieczyslaw, is confirmed to both his friends and the audience for the first time ever.
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The new iterations of Jawole Willa Jo Zollar's "Shelter" (1988) and Talley Beatty's "Stack-Up" (1982), part of the company's five-week City Center season, proved a study in contrasts of how dances can weather the passage of time.
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Knisley deploys the diagrammatic features of comics to break down medical and cultural contexts around miscarriage, infertility and pregnancy, along with their symptoms, and she illustrates myths as well as facts, letting them visually stack up against one another.
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In the time since, training protocols have been installed and centered for both responding officers and prosecutors, facilities have been updated to create more welcoming environments for victims, and rape kits no longer stack up like they used to.
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How the Costco Visa Card compares to other rewards credit cardsIf you&aposre not dead set on signing up for the Costco Anywhere Visa, seeing how a few other rewards credit cards stack up makes a lot of sense.
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Check out how popular amenities stack up across the 10 largest metro areas in the U.S. Using New York City as a case study, RentHop also analyzed exactly how much each feature adds to the price of a rental.
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Amid warnings that trucks could stack up on both sides of the English Channel in the confusion of a no deal, Britain said it would seek to strike bilateral agreements with European countries to ensure hauliers would retain access.
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While it's too early to say which of 2017's smartphones will reign supreme, with the announcement of the Pixel 2, it's finally possible to see how the best phones from Apple, Google, Samsung, and more stack up head-to-head.
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The updated, refreshed, and smarter version of Google News is out now on Android, iOS, and the web, so how does this reimagining of the news stack up against the other ways we usually get our headlines—Facebook, Twitter, and RSS?
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To see how our favorite budget lipsticks really stack up against their high-end competitors, we grabbed two R29 staffers for a blind test, asking them to evaluate the sheen, pigment, and longevity of four lipsticks without revealing the price.
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In the U.S., people are donating their vacation days so co-workers can have a decent maternity leave, in addition to facing pay inequity, workplace harassment, and minimum wages that don't stack up against an increasingly rising cost of living.
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That still begs the question: Is this new iPad Pro a viable alternative to a more traditional 2-in-1 like Microsoft's Surface, and where does it stack up against the cheaper iPad Air 2 or the high-end iPad Pro?
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But, as we learned when we sampled the drink earlier this week, the key to making a perfect blended drink that would stack up to the rest of the Dunkin' family wasn't just as simple as blending regular coffee with ice.
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Still, the fact that obscure companies are accumulating information about years of our online and offline behavior is unsettling, and at a minimum it creates the potential for abuse or discrimination — particularly when those companies decide we don't stack up.
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As the public phase of the House's impeachment inquiry begins on Wednesday, here are some of the most common rationales Republicans are putting forward to argue Mr. Trump's actions are not impeachable, and how they stack up against the facts.
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Read more: Here's how Tesla's cars stack up against the best of the competition from the world's top automakersIn fact, for much of the past five years, an inordinate amount of attention has been focused on Tesla's nuts and bolts.
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Here's how middle-aged Americans stack up against other generations, according to their findings: It's important to note that NerdWallet looked at the average potential savings rate, not the median, meaning that a few super savers can artificially inflate the number.
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On the other hand, a small group of reviewers also found inconsistencies and loose stitches, which I'm now convinced happens with some frequency, and the basic YKK zipper also leads me to believe it doesn't quite stack up to the Yeti.
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We discuss how the various forms of tutorialization in Fire Emblem: Three Houses stack up, the difficult decision of choosing your House, and Austin and Cado's visit to the Game Devs of Color Expo in this episode of Waypoint Radio.
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The answers stack up to create a score from 0 to 22010; a score of 28.6 or higher means the person isn't just more likely to be depressed and anxious but is experiencing what psychologists call "serious psychological distress," or SPD.
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"Certainly as the headwinds stack up and get a little bit stiffer, we pay more attention to that and we're probably even more careful, more disciplined, more methodical about determining when and how much to spend on our future," he said.
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Tucker's quick rise at a young age has state Democrats hopeful about his future, but as losses for Democrats stack up in Arkansas, some are left asking whether there will be statewide or federal positions for a candidate like him.
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The past few years have left people like Stephen Machuga, a former Army infantry captain and self-described "bleeding-heart liberal" who is the founder of Stack Up, a charity for veterans in California, with increasingly mixed feelings about firearms.
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Mr. Trump offered his tax tease in an interview and again during remarks at the Treasury Department on Friday afternoon as he raced to stack up legislative accomplishments before his 100th day in office at the end of next week.
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But measuring how those supercars stack up to the Taycan in real life isn't as easy as playing a game of supercar tag in a commercial, as it's difficult to compare electric and gas-powered cars based on performance figures alone.
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A lawyer with the nonprofit Make the Road described the statistics to Gizmodo as "an injury crisis": Amazon workers' injury rates are over three times the industry average, although it's unclear how these numbers stack up compared to other Amazon centers.
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WIRED took a look into how those claims stack up (Hint: No one got an A grade.) That's how much lower the snow depth is at a resort in the Swiss Alps than the average depth from 1909 to 1988.
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Kristin Blagg from the Urban Institute ran the numbers on this, using NAEP scores compiled by the Trial Urban District Assessment program and letting us see how 21 major cities stack up with and without adjustments: You see a few things here.
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To give you an idea of how your retirement savings stack up against your peers, retirement-plan provider Fidelity provided CNBC Make It with the average 22018(k) balances in Fidelity accounts at every age, as of the first quarter of 265.
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" Many of her peers give in, she thinks, because "we constantly see ourselves in pictures and videos and notice flaws in HD. I totally get how you can start having a complex about how your teeth stack up to other people's smiles.
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But the scores soon stack up, including two 24-point bonuses for getting rid of all seven letters for "mediant" (the third note of a diatonic musical scale) and "deracine" (from déraciné, a French noun and adjective for someone who has been uprooted).
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Another government claim — that the planned "skills-based" future approach to immigration will allow businesses to cherry pick the very best talent from all over the globe — does not credibly stack up against the Conservative Party's overarching push to shrink net migration.
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Nobody knows whether any given 60-year-old man will have a heart attack this year, but stack up 10 million of them, and the pointy-headed actuarial nerds can tell you with a high degree of accuracy how many of them will.
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Instant Pot Cosori Air Fryer 1-qt for $88 ($32 off): They may not stack up to the best, greasiest treats you make in a traditional deep fryer, but the convenience of whipping up comfort foods on demand makes them tough to resist.
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While Samsung Rewards doesn't stack up favorably against rewards programs from banks like Chase, American Express, or Citi, it isn't dependent on having a card with them, and it could appeal to the early adopters who use Samsung Pay on a regular basis.
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Wilson backed up that point with this chart, which shows that in a fading growth or recession scare environment, more defensive companies like consumer staples, healthcare, and utilities stack up better against stocks in areas including software, internet, payments, and branded consumer apparel.
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Read more: How Disney Plus, HBO Max, and NBC's Peacock streaming service stack up in the battle against Netflix"What is interesting to us about this process is that most new streaming services are actually avoiding taking on Netflix directly," the note said.
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Lyric licensing company LyricFind broke down how different car brands stack up in the songs we listen to — Mercedes piled up nearly 5,000 song mentions, while American brands like Chevy ("Drove my Chevy to the levy...") had more than 1183,860 song mentions.
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Read more: How Disney Plus, HBO Max, and NBC's streaming service stack up in the battle against NetflixDisney said in April that it expected ESPN Plus to be profitable by about 2023 and Hulu and Disney Plus to be profitable by 2024.
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Yesterday, over coffee, Dell CMO Karen Quintos explained the point of the index, which is to help cities understand how they stack up against other cities in terms of providing networking, capital and other necessary ingredients for nurturing fast-growing women-run businesses.
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In states with closer races, media outlets will often wait to get the final exit poll results (including people who voted right before the polls closed), or wait to see how actual vote tallies stack up when precincts start reporting official vote totals.
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She plays raucous, untamed lead guitar in "Charity" and "Help Your Self"; in "City Looks Pretty," a song about post-tour letdown, she and the guitarist Dan Luscombe stack up frantic, droning strummed guitars that telegraph both nervous energy and homebound stasis.
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Ives said he now expects Apple could gain 100 million Apple TV+ customers in the next three to four years, so long as Apple delivers on its promise of content good enough to stack up against the fierce competition in the streaming market.
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In order to get a better sense of how Netflix and its competitors stack up, he said, you should look at numbers from ... Nielsen, the TV ratings service that has recently started providing data about Netflix programming: Time, that's the real competition.
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After all, we know how decades of indebtedness stack up against campaign donations from student-loan companies: According to Open Secrets, both Republican Congresswoman Virginia Foxx and the PROSPER Act's other sponsor, Brett Guthrie, are top recipients of contributions from the industry.
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"Shell has yet to give investors enough comfort that all the numbers stack up in 2016 if oil prices don't move up from current levels," Bernstein said, anticipating that Shell will revise its 2016 capex to $28 billion at its June 7 investor day.
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Buying the Pixel 3 before a new phone is released may not seem like a smart idea, but the Pixel 3a is rumored to be a midrange phone, and if so, it won't stack up to the hardware in Google's most recent flagship phones.
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Well, as is the case each year, there are some hot new pieces of metal and glass out there from Apple and Google, and to make sense of how they stack up against each other we've got some fine comparison details here for you.
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Some glaring empires aren't shown for whatever reason and I'd love more details on each but it's just nice to see how most of the world's most famous empires stack up against each other, even if it's not exactly an apples to apples comparison.
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HackerRank, a San-Francisco-based company that runs a community of engineers and helps match developer talent with jobs, studied coding submissions of developers across the country over the past two years and scored them across several attributes to find out states stack up.
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No fair comparison exists yet of how semi and fully autonomous vehicles stack up against conventional cars when it comes to safety, given how new and relatively rare those technologies are, said Nidhi Kalra, who directs the RAND Center for Decision Making Under Uncertainty.
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And instead of having travelers stack up behind one another to drop off their belongings to be scanned, there are five different "divestment points" so faster travelers can drop off their bags and move on without waiting for a slower person in front of them.
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It's important to note that while it may be effective to some degree, it does not quite stack up to chemical repellents, so if you live in an area with lots of ticks or deadly mosquitos, we recommend something stronger like DEET or picaridin.
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"The Senate Republican budget is the clearest sign yet that Republicans are intent on pursuing a tax plan that would blow a huge hole in the deficit and stack up debt, leading to cuts in programs that middle-class Americans rely on," he said.
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For people comparing the data and trying to calculate how different countries' epidemics stack up against each other, experts have a warning: nations have varying reporting standards, as well as approaches to testing and tracing cases, all of which makes such comparisons dangerously misleading.
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The company rates more than 15,000 issuers on ESG criteria, and to make it easier for investors to evaluate how a company's ESG factors stack up against peers, MSCI published "Principles of Sustainable Investing," which helps investors integrate integrate this strategy into existing portfolios.
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The government has pledged to reduce the budget deficit to 22020% of gross domestic product (GDP) next year from 22021% in 23 and economists will be looking closely at the 22 draft budget due as early as Friday to see if the numbers stack up.
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NEW YORK/TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A clutch of high-profile legal cases over responsibility for the effects of climate change will be fought out in courtrooms next year as claims stack up against both governments and some of the world's biggest oil and energy companies.
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If you you're thinking about buying an electric car, the US Department of Energy has a nifty tool that lets you search by state to see how electric cars stack up emissions-wise against hybrids and gasoline-powered cars, with respect to the local electrical grid.
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Equity transcribed: Silicon Valley's founder fetish infantilizes public companies Cloudera filed to go public mid-day last Friday, releasing a set of financial numbers that were the locus of anticipation: How would the company's recent performance stack up to its $4.1 billion valuation set three years ago?
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On paper, those compare pretty well to Intel's latest eight-generation Core i5 and Core i7 U-series chips, which the company announced last month, although we'll have to wait for actual benchmarking to come in to see how the processors stack up head to head.
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I mean you got sort of a vested interest in this but in your mind and I'm sure you've travelled to all kinds of different places, how does Hong Kong stack up in terms of being innovative in terms of connectivity versus say a place like Singapore?
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I spoke to a few of my carrier contacts after Apple's iPhone launch event and they seemed to believe the XR was going to stack up well against the competition and when you look at it priced against the Google Pixel ($799) and Samsung Galaxy 9 ($719).
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Read more: Preferred vs Reserve: How the Chase Sapphire credit cards stack up Many homeowners opt for an escrow account when they buy a home, which allows them to save for their annual homeowners insurance and property tax payments in monthly increments included in their mortgage payment.
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Here are how those Democrats currently stack up against Trump in averages of national polls: The surveys underscore the peril Trump faces in trying to win another term in the White House, even backed by an economy strong enough that it would traditionally boost an incumbent's hopes.
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For people who are comparing the data and attempting to divine how different countries' epidemics stack up against each other, experts have a warning: nations have different reporting standards, different approaches to testing, and different approaches to tracing cases, all of which makes such comparisons dangerously misleading.
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" Abedzdeh added the suggestion that this was a targeted attack does not stack up: "At the time this plane was in the air, there were several other internal and international flights flying at 8,000 feet and the suggestion it was targeted by a missile cannot be correct.
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As for how statistical comparisons between households with pets or children stack up in Seattle, Washington, DC, and San Francisco: In 2013, the US Census Bureau ranked Seattle as one with the highest percentage of cats and dogs (54.7 percent) while only 19.7 percent had kids.
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We've compiled the Pixel 4 and 4 XL specs, and put them into a huge table so you can see how they stack up to other phones that you're considering, whether it's the iPhone 11 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S10, OnePlus 7T, or really, any other flagship released this year.
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Between the lines: Awards aren't always the best measure of how TV companies stack up against tech in creative ambition (the same shows on streaming wouldn't necessarily work on broadcast TV, as Business Insider's Mike Shields notes), but they do help lure producers and actors for future projects.
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As results stack up tonight watch the bellwether counties, which usually predict the outcome of elections in Virginia: Prince William County and Radford City are the two most reliable, but it could also be worth watching Loudon County, Harrisonburg City, Albemarle County, Henrico County, Sussex County, and Northampton County.
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While the new Nokias don't stack up (not even close in terms of performance) to an iPhone XR, iPhone XS, or Galaxy S22, or OnePlus 28T, the phones are significant in that they're the first of what could become a bedrock of devices to restore the mobile brand's glory.
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We tend to tolerate these broken business models in part because the accreditation and ranking systems do little to weigh the actual value a college delivers, such as how graduation rates of low-income students, earning potential and job placement rates from different colleges stack up against one another.
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Read more: How Disney Plus, HBO Max, and NBC's Peacock streaming service stack up in the battle against NetflixAn earlier August survey by the Wall Street research firm UBS also found that about 40% of the US respondents were "likely" to subscribe to Disney Plus when it became available.
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Given how imprecise our counts of total global infections for both the Spanish flu and coronavirus are and how imprecise our estimates for the former's death toll are, it is hard to say anything definitive about how they stack up against each other in terms of case fatality.
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But in interviews, Mr. Chu said he was trying to keep opponents off balance, not trying to stack up money to make high-dollar bets like Mr. Holzhauer, who is fond of pushing his hands forward in his daily doubles bets as if shoving in all his chips.
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Even as controversies stack up and the #jakepaulisoverparty hashtag circulates, Mr. Paul is leveraging a Johnny Knoxville taste for outrage with mogul-size ambition to build an empire out of that sprawling Beverly Grove house, serving as a Svengali and star maker to the YouTube stars of tomorrow.
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Other new productions include Twyla Tharp's 1983 work "The Golden Section," set to music by David Byrne; Jawole Willa Jo Zollar's "Shelter" (1988), which returns to the Ailey repertory after 25 years; and Talley Beatty's "Stack Up" (1983), in celebration of the centennial of that choreographer's birth next year.
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But in a world where Amazon's Echo device goes by the name "Alexa," speaks in a human voice and can be supplemented with various "skills" — individual bits of software that stack up into a crude personality — the concept of a stacked self is neither surprising nor entirely dissonant.
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But if you'd like to start seeing how things look now, here's how the various smart speakers and home assistants stack up against each other on paper: Correction: Updated chart to include TuneIn and iHeartRadio for Google Home, as well as note the touch panel on the Home for controls.
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That plan -- so far a patchwork quilt of health care proposals that Trump's team hopes will stack up to a comprehensive vision -- will serve as the White House's answer to the growing support on the left for the kind of universal health care system that Republicans have spent years warning against.
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Testing never gives a clear indication of how the competitive order will stack up, but a simplistic reading of the times suggests Force India will remain where they were in 2016: behind the top three of Mercedes, Red Bull and Ferrari, vying with Williams to be the top midfield team.
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But here's another fan edit that uses "Sabotage" with the visuals from Beyond for you to stack up against the Rogue One version: Whatever you make of all this, and whichever science fiction franchise you think pairs best with the 22-year old hit, there's one fact you can't deny.
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Wealthfront: How 3 of the most popular high-yield savings accounts stack up I borrowed a strategy from my 401(k) to build up a cash emergency fund 2 years ago, and I'm never turning backMore savings and retirement coverageHow to retire earlyHow to save more moneyAre CDs a good investment?
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"The Senate Republican budget is the clearest sign yet that Republicans are intent on pursuing a tax plan that would blow a huge hole in the deficit and stack up debt, leading to cuts in programs that middle-class Americans rely on," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement.
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First-quarter earnings rose 15 percent year over year; second-quarter earnings are expected to have risen 6.2 percent, according to S&P Capital IQ. "While these numbers are exceptional,particularly amid a slow growing economy, it is unlikely that coming quarterly earnings aregoing to stack up well, " Rowan said.
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Read more:Everything coming to — and leaving — Netflix in January&aposFriends&apos will leave Netflix at the end of this year for a new service called HBO MaxHBO is readying a third streaming service in addition to HBO Now and HBO Go — here&aposs how the three HBO services stack up
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Here's how the world's five richest women currently stack up, according to Forbes' real-time net worth profiles: Francoise Bettencourt Meyers— $56 billion Alice Walton— $50.2 billion Jacqueline Mars— $27.7 billion Yang Huiyan— $24 billion Susanne Klatten— $20.1 billion MacKenzie Bezos' role in Amazon dates back to the company's origins.
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In response, the report suggested that more research go into looking at how drugs stack up to one another, so that doctors could get a clear picture of whether they'd have to prescribe the costly branded version or the less expensive generic or competing-branded drug that's a fraction of the cost.
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But every time I read a story of oh, it turns out his nonprofit is a fraud, turns out this thing's not true, turns out his wife may or may not have entered the country legally, for one they all stack up and they seem to have equal weight, sort of diminished weight.
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If the North is not ready to hit the U.S. mainland, as experts predict, that means it is likely to continue testing, either so it can troubleshoot technological developments or simply stack up enough successful tests against failures to sow concern in the U.S. that North Korea's nuclear arsenal poses a real threat.
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Having used standard measuring methodology and in light of recent, non-self reported data, many men who obsessively ruminate on the size of the penis should have a less distorted perspective on how they stack up against the mean and, in so doing, may find them less susceptible to Short Penis Syndrome.
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"If you travel a lot, these cards can give you a lot of value ... but there are some things about them that people should be aware of," said Bailey Peterson, a credit card analyst at ValuePenguin and author of a recent study that looked at how these cards stack up against one another.
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So before Disney Plus, Apple TV Plus, and WarnerMedia's HBO Max arrive this year and next, Business Insider has taken a look at how each of the current major players stack up against each other in terms of TV and movie selection and price, thanks to data from streaming search engine, Reelgood.
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Cruise line: Celebrity CruisesCruiseCritic user review:Read more:The 10 best large cruise ships for people who love food7 of the most luxurious cruise cabins in the worldThe 20 cleanest cruise shipsCarnival, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian Cruise Line are in a fierce battle for domination in the cruise industry — here's how they stack up
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"The Senate Republican budget is the clearest sign yet that Republicans are intent on pursuing a tax plan that would blow a huge hole in the deficit and stack up debt, leading to cuts in programs that middle-class Americans rely on," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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What was billed as a "techno set" at the Carolina Theater gave the Berlin-based electronic duo Mouse on Mars (with a guest rapper, Spank Rock) the opportunity to stack up frenetic beats and riffs, then gleefully knock them around with aural slapstick: wobbling pitches, goofy sound effects, sudden swerves and skids.
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By the back half of season one, it's already turning into the show it will become in its last three seasons, and the ninth episode of that inaugural season is one I'd stack up against the series' very best, in part for a beautifully handled twist ending that recontextualizes everything that has happened so far.
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Washington (CNN)Staring down the near-certainty of running next year against a Democrat whose campaign will feature a sweeping vision for health care, President Donald Trump is rolling out the latest in a series of isolated health care policies that his team hopes will stack up to a plan he can run on.
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As the headlines stack up, here's a recap of how this outrage began and why Ferguson was the gas that fueled the fire: There's still conflicting information about Brown's death Michael Brown and Darren Wilson encountered one another as Brown walked with a friend, Dorian Johnson, down the middle of Canfield Drive after 12 p.m.
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The odds stack up against JoJo from the start, as Ben's parents pop up at a bungalow in Jamaica and his mom Amy, who finds it "very disturbing" that her son claims he's in love with two women, refers to Lauren by name and JoJo as "this other girl" he seems to dig as well.
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Aaaaanyway, the real reason Trump called off the event is almost certainly because next to no one from the organization was actually going to attend, making this an extremely sad way to avoid the embarrassment of yet another picture that didn't stack up to previous versions, while also making the people who would embarrass him look like the villains.
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To quantify just how major these models already are, we've broken down all of their most crucial stats from 22, including social media followers, magazine covers, and runways walked so far this year, to see how the biggest faces in the biz stack up and why it's more important than ever to know them right now.
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Nowadays, with advancements in understanding how certain VR conditions contribute to motion sickness and how to avoid them, my issues are more contained to matters of balance for any locomotion that doesn't work off of zone-based teleportation like in Robo Recall or Rick and Morty VR. So how does VR gaming stack up to a previously-concussed player?
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Here's how the nation's venue naming rights stack up (hover for more information): T-Mobile's arena, which opened Wednesday, doesn't have its own sports team (yet), but the exposure on the lively Las Vegas Strip still seems like a good deal for the company, said Jim Grinstead, publisher of Revenue from Sport Venues, a trade publication.
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At 45 minutes: The WSJ recently reported that AH's returns trail those of other firms, but because it's frankly too soon to know how it will stack up, here I ask Andreessen how he measures the firm's success in the meantime, and what makes him think his firm's whole agency-style network set-up is working.
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To measure how the finalists stack up, we ranked them in five categories: local airports (based on a J.D. Power satisfaction survey), annual mass transit ridership, the number of higher educational institutions within 10 miles, the share of the workforce with at least a college degree and the pace of job growth over the last 83 months.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Feb 210 (Reuters) - The decision by Norway's Equinor to pull the plug on plans to drill for crude off Australia's south coast raises two issues for future exploration projects, namely the economics must stack up and environmental concerns cannot be ignored.
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To give you an idea of how your retirement savings stack up against your peers, retirement-plan provider Fidelity provided CNBC Make It with the average 401(k) balances in Fidelity accounts at every age, as of the second quarter of 2018: For thirty-somethings with 4013(k) plans, the average balance as of Q2 2018 stood at $42,267.
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Like Jenga, the animals and objects stack up and the game ends when the stack tumbles over (and in Beasts of Balance, a volcano erupts on-screen.) Unlike Jenga, there's a whole world that you're cooperatively building in the app, with animals and cross-breeds, which are enabled with special pieces (there are 150 beast combos to discover).
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Here's how greenhouse gas emissions under each scenario stack up next to each other: And here's what that means for global average temperatures, assuming that a doubling of carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere leads to 3°C of warming: As you can see, RCP 22020PD is the only trajectory that keeps the planet below 22°C of warming.
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Depending on the game, they could be a significant boost or merely neck and neck in performance, though the 5700 seems to stack up better against Nvidia than the 5700 XT. Here are some slides from AMD's keynote about where the company sees them, namely as the GPUs you'd buy for 1440p gaming, and an upgrade from the Vega 503.
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Although Klein's journalistic and academic credentials — he studied ethics, politics and economics at Yale University and politics at Cambridge University — don't quite stack up to what you would normally expect from a tech entrepreneur, Klein explains that his fascination with the world of computers arrived when he encountered Raspberry Pi, a single-board computer that can fit in the palm of your hand.
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According to calculations from estate agency Countrywide, a potential buyout price for the houses calculated by adding 25 percent to full market value as recommended by the Airports Commission in its final report, could stack up to a cost of £330 million ($403 million) for the compulsory purchase area alone and up to £1.5 billion once the wider zone is included.
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And even some recurring challenges, like impressing Goombette, can take on challenging forms: I once spent a solid 10 minutes trying to stack up enough Goombas before realizing I had to drop the tower of Goombas down a shaft with a spring at the bottom so I could add more of the walking mushrooms to the top before bouncing back out.
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Every new enemy type is a snarling, fang-filled puzzle: Do you need to land low-damage attacks to their vitality so that posture damage will stack up more easily, or should you focus on withstanding an endless series of blows, or should you be looking into your bag of tricks for a special technique or item to spin things in your favor.
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You can learn about what IBM is buying Red Hat to become a hybrid cloud company in TechCrunch editor Ingrid Lunden's deep dive here: IBM to buy Red Hat for $34B in cash and debt, taking a bigger leap into hybrid cloud So how does the IBM-Red Hat deal (if it closes), stack up against the other largest acquisitions of all time?
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But the orders don't stack up when compared to Trump's bold campaign talk of stopping China's "rape" of the US. Trump will now need to push Xi to reduce the Chinese government's heavy-handed regulation of its economy to lower the barriers of access to its economy for US companies, said David Dollar, a China expert at the Brookings Institution.
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Since I do not have an iPhone XR, I can't really make a call for you on that comparison, but from what I saw at the event and from what I know about the tech in the iPhone XS and XS Max from using them over the past week, I have some basic theories about how it will stack up.
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To measure how prospective cities stack up, we started with a list of cities with at least 203 million people and then ranked them in five categories: local airport traffic, mass transit ridership, the number of accredited higher educational institutions, the share of the workforce with at least a college degree and the pace of job growth over the last 220 months.
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RELATED: How does China stack up with rest of world Current PBSC member The Chinese premier has seen his political fortune fall -- and then rebound under Xi. China's No. 2 leader, who runs the day-to-day operations of the government, is technically in charge of the world's second-largest economy but has long been overshadowed by his dominant and omnipresent boss.
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One reviewer did mention that the stitching on his shirt came apart right away, but I'm inclined to think that might stack up to an odd defect, because I can't say how many Patagonia rash guards and sun shirts I've owned, and through fishing, hiking, camping, and all the rest, I still haven't so much as loosened a stitch on any of them.
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To measure how prospective cities stack up, we looked at the list of cities with at least 2040 million people and then ranked them in five categories: local airport traffic, mass transit ridership, the number of accredited higher educational institutions, the share of the workforce with at least a college degree and the pace of job growth over the last 22027 months.
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Using it for a few minutes, it's pretty clear what Apple's trying to do here: there are now iPads with Pencil and keyboard support at a huge range of price points, and this new iPad (with, presumably, the added functionality and desktop-class browser in iOS 13) should stack up as a powerful, flexible competitor to a Chromebook or cheap Windows laptop.
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Here's how the plans stack up if they all cost $247 billion a year, the cost of the most expensive proposal (Harris's LIFT Act): Here, too, Booker's HOME Act fares extremely well — but even it is bested by Kamala Harris's other cash proposal: the Rent Relief Act, which, like the HOME Act, would give tax credits to households paying high rents.
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Step 3: I agree that the incremental console iterations that Sony and Microsoft are talking about seem like that they could potentially be confusing as well, while not providing the same power and flexibility as a PC. To me, it doesn't sound like the best idea, but those aren't on the market yet so I can't tell you how those will stack up against PC yet.
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Here's how those numbers stack up against Presidents Obama and George W. Bush at similar stages of their first terms: Travel ban and a reckoning with the courts Another central tenet of his campaign, the ban -- proposed at first to target all Muslims, then reframed after his swearing-in to focus on citizens from seven majority Muslim nations -- has been the administration's most controversial initiative so far.
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I feel so compelled to try to push against that, to absolutely rebel against the screen by creating paintings that you need to see first hand because something materially is happening in terms of scale, or color, or like where paint wraps around the side of the painting so it's not just on the surface, it's almost three-dimensional — to just stack up as many things as I possibly can.
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The single-player content is broken down into "assigned" quests that progress the story, like the unmarked "key" quests you had to complete in previous games, and there are no longer any discrete quests that require you simply to collect materials — those are now tasks that you can stack up and complete on the side while getting through the meatier content, similar to bounties or challenges in Destiny.
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Along with premieres by the company member Jamar Roberts (to music by John Coltrane) and the Spanish choreographer Gustavo Ramírez Sansano (to Beethoven), there are three new productions: Twyla Tharp's wondrous "The Golden Section," featuring music by David Byrne; Jawole Willa Jo Zollar's powerful look at homelessness, "Shelter"; and Talley Beatty's turbulent "Stack-Up," set to recorded pieces by Earth, Wind and Fire, Grover Washington Jr. and others.
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Read more:Elon Musk said he's excited about Ford's $43,895 Mustang Mach-E electric SUV — here's how it will stack up against Tesla's $39,000 Model YWhy one analyst thinks Tesla's Model Y could 'ultimately cannibalize' some Model 3 salesA Ford exec says the Mustang Mach-E will be profitable immediately — here's whyTesla claims the Model Y, Model S, and Model X can now go longer between charges, further strengthening its foothold in EV range
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Read more:Porsche just unveiled the most affordable version yet of its stunning Tesla rivalHere's how Tesla's cars stack up against the best of the competition from the world's top automakersI rented a Tesla Model 3 on the car-sharing app Turo with almost no human interaction — and it was clear why the app is great for millennialsI drove the Tesla Model 3 for 2 days and used its most controversial feature — here's why it made me nervous
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The lineup consists of the New York-based Ballet Hispánico with "Con Brazos Abiertos," a fun and contemplative exploration of Mexican-American culture by Michelle Manzanales; "Tangos," choreographed and performed by the tango dancers Junior Cervila and Guadalupe Garcia; "El Cruce Sobre el Niágara," a duet by Marianela Boán performed by members of the young Cuban company Acosta Danza; and finally "Stack-Up," a spirited disco-era work by Talley Beatty, performed by Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
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Read more:Rapper Travis Scott shows off Tesla's Cybertruck, drives the Cyberquad ATV, and uses Elon Musk's flamethrower in a new music videoSome 1,100 car shoppers said they'd rather buy an electric pickup truck from Ford or GM than Tesla's Cybertruck — but there's a silver lining for Tesla in the surveyWhy the Cybertruck is a breakthrough for Tesla and designer Franz von HolzhausenElon Musk said Tesla's $39,900 Cybertruck is better than Ford's $28,496 F-150 — here's how they stack up
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Just check out this highlight reel of him running like a truck—he has rushed his 1/6th-ton self 144 yards on 12 carries this season so far, for a robust and mathematically pleasing 12 yards per carry—and then playing quarterback out of the wildcat formation for some long bombs: It's unclear how the man will stack up against college-level linemen—not to mention the NFL—but for now, we can truly say: we are in awe.
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Lap time: 7:54:40Date: November 6, 2018Read more:A Tesla Model S sat on a tow truck at the Nürburgring as a Porsche Taycan drove past itTesla trolls Porsche with a new Supercharger at the Nürburgring, where a modified Model S beat the Porsche Taycan's lap time by 20 secondsIn the battle of the Tesla Model S and the Porsche Taycan, it's really no contestPorsche's $153,510 electric sports car, the Taycan, is set to compete with Tesla's Model S — here's how they stack up
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But you do get these nifty custom motion zones: In case you're curious how the different Ring doorbells stack up, here's Amazon's chart: I've been in the market for a video doorbell, and I'd already narrowed it down to the three best-reviewed versions that don't cost an arm and a leg: Amazon's Ring Video Doorbell 2, Google's Nest Hello (which is also $50 off this Black Friday), and the Skybell HD. I was leaning toward Skybell because that company doesn't charge an additional monthly subscription fee for cloud video storage.
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One of the most impressive demos I saw on stage was targeted directly at streamers, suggesting that even though Intel and AMD might play games at the same framerate, only the AMD chip can let you stream ultra high-quality video to your Twitch audience at the same time: And then there's AMD's claim that it's added so much cache to these chips — up to 25MB — that we're talking about CPUs that can actually make games run meaningfully faster: Assuming all these claims stack up, it feels like AMD could be an attractive alternative to Intel at every price point.
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Team rising discusses how Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 2020 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' Biden holds sizable lead in new Hill/HarrisX 2020 poll MORE will stack up to President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE in the general election if he becomes the Democratic nominee.
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Living wage: $20163,045 Median household income: $43,1012016 population: 855,164 Living wage: $51,520 Median household income: $47,156 33 population: 860,090 Living wage: $78,386 Median household income: $87,701 2016 population: 870,887 Living wage: $9763,716 Median household income: $48,256 2016 population: 880,619 Living wage: $54,638 Median household income: $60,3223 2016 population: 947,890 Living wage: $74,025 Median household income: $90,303 2016 population: 1,673,350 Living wage: $52,105 Median household income: $45,215 2016 population: 1,317,929 Living wage: $8173,773 Median household income: $68,117 2016 population: 1,406,630 Living wage: $51,390 Median household income: $553,183 2016 population: 1,492,510 Living wage: $55,600 Median household income: $39,770 1913 population: 1,567,872 Living wage: $54,772 Median household income: $49,328 2016 population:1,20163,017 Living wage: $51,636 Median household income: $2976,2322 267 population: 2817,255,2191 Living wage: $83,28 Median household income: $557,2016 2016 population: 2,704,958 Living wage: $65,963 Median household income: $5373,538 2016 population: 3,976,322 Living wage: $67,817 Median household income: $55,191 2016 population: 8,537,673 And here's how these major cities stack up against the states where they're located.
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