Reasons to quit Prime sure are stacking up fast, though.
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Yet airlines are stacking up to pay the carbon tax.
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The increase comes as Americans' vet bills are stacking up.
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As the replies started stacking up, Gillespie had mixed feelings.
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He's in pain, and his medical bills are stacking up.
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But right now the evidence is stacking up against Nick.
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Though he has slowed down, the projects are stacking up.
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"A lot of stuff is yeah, stacking up fast," said Elizabeth.
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But everything started stacking up, bad things started happening to him.
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Eighty billion pounds of trash are stacking up in the capital.
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Here is a look at how the votes are stacking up.
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Sure, evidence is stacking up that Russian propaganda efforts had an impact.
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Signs keep stacking up about the trouble facing brick-and-mortar shopping.
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Meat lovers, you are on notice: The scientific studies are stacking up.
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Here's a look at how votes are stacking up in the GOP.
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His locker had remained mostly undisturbed until this weekend, packages stacking up.
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As we wrote last week, the case against behavioral ads is stacking up.
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And with all these foreign policy issues stacking up, what does Trump do?
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You'll want to know how your Magikarp is stacking up against other Magikarps.
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As the player attempts to figure out what's going on, mysteries start stacking up.
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Traffic was steadily stacking up in both directions on both sides of the bridge.
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Every time a plane is grounded, costs from maintenance and delays are stacking up.
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Here is a look at how the votes are stacking up: http://bit.ly/2znfvM9.
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Even skeptics may have to admit that the pro-organic evidence is stacking up.
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Manafort maintained that the stacking up of charges could negatively influence a jury against him.
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All the while, the bills keep stacking up, from mortgage payments to credit card balances.
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"Today's announcement removes any doubt as to the project stacking up financially," Mr. Dow said.
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Stacking up capital for some kind of correction is critical to our 2018 game plan.
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By stacking up the season with all digital influencers, CBS bet big on the line-up.
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But it appears to be more than just the numbers stacking up for Facebook and Zuckerberg.
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On the day Hammond was ready to move, the clouds were stacking up, billowy and roiling.
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Then gasoline became cheap and hybrids began stacking up like so much cordwood on dealership lots.
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That's when Peters started connecting with a wide variety of Illinois receivers and stacking up points.
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"Longer sentences are stacking up," Ryan King, the lead researcher for the Urban report, told me.
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He added that dealer confidence is strong, suggesting that "everything is stacking up well" for 2020.
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Suddenly, political selections are stacking up: Journalist Kate Andersen Brower's new nonfiction book hits stores next week.
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This report was updated with comment from Verizon Media The case against behavioral advertising is stacking up
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How do you see the United States stacking up against China and other nations with big goals?
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Would Clinton have lost momentum in August 223 if she wasn't stacking up money in the Hamptons?
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At the end, you'll see how all the burger chains are stacking up across every burger lover's votes.
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IN APASEO EL GRANDE, a town in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato, the bodies are stacking up.
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Manafort maintained that the stacking up charges could negatively influence a jury against him, The Associated Press reported.
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So start stacking up those stray dollar bills and make sure you have June 23 circled on your calendar.
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With technology getting better and better by the second, anxieties about its capabilities are stacking up just as fast.
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Whatever measures the NFL is taking to reprimand teams that ask discriminatory questions are clearly not stacking up enough.
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"So all of those things are stacking up" and pushing the yellow metal's price down instead of boosting it.
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According to the government's own figures, Mexico's armed forces are exceptionally efficient killers — stacking up bodies at extraordinary rates.
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He has often performed solo with a looping machine, stacking up a complex counterpoint of singing, playing and beatboxing.
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"In the meantime, cases are stacking up by the hundreds with no investigation," said McCammon, who left in 240.
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Still, once the fees start stacking up, applications can end up taking a major bite out of your budget.
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Stacking up empty plates You think you're making your server's job more efficient by helping him clear the table.
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In the meantime, the Senate source tells VICE News they're worried about more court challenges stacking up at the agency.
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Apple TV+ launched last quarter, so expect questions on how revenue (and costs) are stacking up for the streaming service.
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Used daily by 150 million users, the teen-focused app has faced challenges stacking up against advertising darlings Facebook and Google.
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" The post noted the "curious but destructive practice" of building small stone towers, and said, "stacking up stones is simply vandalism.
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Kelly even suggests stacking up applications for the Business card with the Premier or Plus cards to earn the maximum bonus.
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But it also feels like it's trying to escape from Segall's self-imposed constraints that have been stacking up for years.
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While Biden's fundraising took off in March as he started stacking up primary wins, his campaign operation lagged well behind others'.
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There is a long waiting list for burials, and coffins were stacking up at two hospital morgues and a cemetery morgue.
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I really like that it's tiny, because it means I can't see all my notifications stacking up when I'm super busy.
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But as the pair continued to work through the problem, the odds just kept stacking up in favor of Planet Nine.
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They're more powerful, more convenient, and run longer than ever before, stacking up pretty well against their corded, clunky, and upright counterparts.
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Since then, even more evidence for Planet 9's existence has been stacking up, further solidifying that the object is out there.
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So why are true crime and "true crime" anthologies suddenly stacking up almost as fast as bodies in Sioux Falls circa 1979?
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Since stacking up the bottles on your kitchen counter will only create unnecessary clutter, an organization solution should be called in place.
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Since sanctions hit, stocks of aluminum ingots have been stacking up at at least one Rusal plant, because buyers have canceled orders.
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Heartbeat bills are stacking up, and so are lawsuits against them Mississippi, Kentucky, Arkansas and Georgia also have passed "heartbeat bills" this year.
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But given that new fossils can essentially be discovered on site every day, the fossils were stacking up in boxes and on shelves.
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It will track the heartbeat of everyone working out at home, and use a leaderboard to show how you're stacking up to others.
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The seven-minute long video, which Lockler posted to Facebook, quickly went viral, stacking up more than 9 million views and 39,000 likes.
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They're more powerful, more convenient, and run longer than ever before, stacking up pretty well against their corded, clunky upright and canister counterparts.
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"I don't like my mind right now / Stacking up problems that are so unnecessary / Wish that I could slow things down," he sang.
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But inside the small circle of top Republicans who advise this White House, there's increasing concern that future political problems are stacking up.
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Flames were so out of control they were flowing onto the adjacent bridge where traffic was also stacking up heading the opposite direction.
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The games are slated to launch in EA's third quarter, which Jorgensen said was "stacking up to be a super super large quarter".
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Jawbone's financial troubles keep stacking up and it's running out of time The company's overall finances also happen to be in poor shape.
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Stacking up puns and situational ironies, Schiff finds it almost too easy to digress, fret and speculate, too hard to come to conclusions.
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Interestingly, the firm was said to have retained $3 billion of that sum, so it appears it is stacking up a war chest.
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And then it just started stacking up — it was things like Eric Garner and Trayvon Martin, things like what's happening at the wall.
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You're in this condition and then you're drawn into this field of reflectivity and different perspectives of reality stacking up on one another.
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"Her inventory began stacking up on her shelves as she organized it in various rows based on color, consistency, and ingredients," said her mom.
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Beyond, Farm and I Bet on Sky were all excellent, stacking up perfectly next to their early work while still pushing their sound out.
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Some longer-term problems may be stacking up, however, as by other measures Norwegians are becoming increasingly dependent for public spending on the fund.
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Consumer-products firms, such as Dixons Carphone, and clothes retailers like Burberry, are stacking up inventory to keep the shelves full after no deal.
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Later in Photoshop, he tweaks the images, stacking up as many as 200 from the same location to show multiple lightning flashes over time.
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The meal felt like a food version of one of those movie montages where spinning newspapers keep stacking up on top of one another.
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The problem, however, that many of these bike-sharing systems have come across is its bikes stacking up and congesting sidewalks and pedestrian roadways.
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Read Trump-sceptic newspapers or watch such cable networks as MSNBC or CNN, and the evidence is stacking up of Russian collusion with the president.
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But one inmate who witnessed the riot told The Associated Press that felled prisoners' bodies began stacking up while the guard stayed outside for hours.
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Other players are actively attacking you so you need to be wary of the garbage blocks stacking up on the left side of your board.
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As he moves into the second phase of his first year in office, the hard work of governing is stacking up on the Resolute Desk.
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You can create a bubble of stopped time around enemies and then pump it full of bullets, stacking up the damage when the bubble bursts.
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Yet the scientific benefits are stacking up in favor of it, from bone protection to disease prevention, and it appears to have special benefits for women.
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As a result, Nvidia stopped shipping some of its mid-priced chips to retailers, where they are stacking up in warehouses and the backs of stores.
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Boxes upon boxes destined for Amazon warehouses started stacking up in Grant's duplex so, in the spring of 21, he rented out a 292-foot warehouse.
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History comes at you fast, and when the body count starts stacking up, Trump will face a reality that's not shaped by soundbites or TV ratings.
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The ritual of neatly stacking up the notes and then locking them in his battered tin lockbox was a pillar of his daily routine for years.
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There are a number of things "stacking up" that point to a bigger struggle for stocks next year, noted strategist Jim Paulsen told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The guitar parts keep stacking up: a few offbeat chords, then a fast picking pattern, then a hefty chorus as power chords and countermelodies pile on.
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And if the Equalizer wedges are any indication, its clubs will give you a great value and performance level, stacking up nicely against more expensive brands.
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Delivery will cost a flat $9.95 with no other service or delivery fees added in, so you don't have to worry about hidden costs stacking up.
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That window is indeed shrinking, with the House Intelligence Committee stacking up witnesses over the last two weeks in a series of rapid-fire public hearings.
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One of the new TV ads shows a woman stacking up carts in a supermarket parking lot, while her colleagues comment on how slowly she works.
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That also means appeasing the city regulators and residents alike who are concerned with scooters stacking up in specific locations and creating piles of unused scooters.
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Yamauchi kept holding the closed guard, and Chandler drove him to the fence and kept either stacking up into the fence or driving his chin underneath Yamauchi.
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When he was slow to restart, Martin Truex Jr. rear-ended him hard, sending Johnson head-on into the wall and stacking up several cars behind them.
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Others are stacking up three or more layers of graphene in the hopes of gaining superconductivity at other magic angles, or perhaps even when they are aligned.
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SEATTLE — The holidays are a time when there are constant reminders of how much Amazon dominates online shopping — the boxes stacking up on front porches, for example.
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He backs up his thesis by citing economic narratives, an increasing number of recessionary precursors stacking up, and valuations on the higher side of the historical average.
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But Marty's scent has drawn F.B.I. officers, cops and crime clans to his wooded lake lair, where the mishaps start stacking up like so many Russian dolls.
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After stacking up opposing votes from the main opposition Labour party along with those from the Scottish National Party and Northern Ireland's DUP, May is already under pressure.
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One senior Democratic leadership aide maintained that stacking up the hearings and nominees is "exactly the kind of thing that can cause trouble" for the GOP with Democrats.
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Forget everything you think you know about programming: the long hours behind a screen, the lines of code stacking up, all that time spent debugging someone else's mess.
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I believe the silent majority in Britain want Parliament to "get on with it," and then focus on all the other issues stacking up in ministers' in-trays.
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However, Phil Orlando believes things are still stacking up nicely for stocks, despite the 2 percent to 3 percent drop in the over the last couple of weeks.
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Stacking up home inventory items like plastic tableware, fishing nets, and camera tripods, the results give a fascinating window into both an artist's—and a mother's—creative pasttime.
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Damaging headlines Stories in the national media and at local news outlets about the negative impacts of a government shutdown are stacking up, adding pressure for a deal.
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As the bills began stacking up, Gilliam "reluctantly" set up a GoFundMe campaign to help cover the cost of all of the cooking and mileage on his vehicle.
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As President, he is pursuing a similar strategy—stacking up lawsuits and thwarting investigations in the hope that he can run out the clock before the 2020 election.
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" Adds stunt coordinator Rowley Irlam, "We burn him at the stake by stacking up the flames, the camera, and Ciarán, we create the illusion that he's on fire.
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We decided to channel these feelings of anxiety into competitive joy, stacking up the most inventive and outstanding Netflix original TV shows and docu-series against one another.
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I just don't feel as, you don't need anything stacking up against you when you're fighting a great fighter like DC. ... I would prefer any other referee but him.
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For instance, in early 2016, parts were stacking up in ill-organized boxes alongside the Model X line, according to people who worked in the factory in Fremont, California.
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The evidence is stacking up, and the negative effects might have actually extended higher than the 8% of patients with complications seen in the study so far, he said.
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For instance, in early 215, parts were stacking up in ill-organized boxes alongside the Model X line, according to people who worked in the factory in Fremont, California.
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But I find most of the others to be trivial and annoying to deal with, constantly stacking up in my notification tray and distracting me from other important notifications.
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Indications had already been stacking up that Ukrainian officials knew well before the hold became public in August, first in a blog posted by the Atlantic Council on Aug.
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And we're not just talking old, retired scents that have been stacking up in a backroom — this sale is for all the 3-wick candles, no matter the scent.
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U.S. companies are holding off on major purchases and investments, paying down debt and stacking up cash as they look to position for an expected economic downturn in 2020.
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But judges can now effectively ensure that people who commit more than one murder will never leave jail alive by stacking up parole hearing periods in 20113-year blocks.
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With so much hardware on its 10-year roadmap, and quarter after quarter of profits stacking up, it made sense to build a dedicated laboratory within its Menlo Park headquarters.
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The numbers that are stacking up in the president&aposs favor, if, if, if you, well, say you like him and support him and then, better yet, he supports you.
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Indeed, subsequent reports in local newspapers such as The Arizona Republic and Phoenix New Times began stacking up the evidence that the Phoenix lights were just a military training exercise.
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She was into obliteration, not mind expansion, and she was completely unaware of the scientific research into the therapeutic value of psychedelics that has been stacking up since the 22015s.
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Guaranteed to get the reblogs stacking up on your Tumblr page, check out these styled-up footballs created by top designers as part of the (never-ending) World Cup celebrations.
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Their affection for us never wavered, even on bad days when they returned from the store having hardly sold any merchandise, the bills stacking up in their merciless white envelopes.
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For Sansar, the land you build on is free (for your first few worlds); the costs start stacking up when you visit the asset store to populate those worlds with objects.
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All that travel and post-meal lounging will give you plenty of time to plow through the books that have been stacking up on your bedside table for the past year.
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After stacking up opposing votes from the main opposition Labour party along with those from the Scottish National Party and Northern Ireland's DUP (Democratic Unionist Party), May is already under pressure.
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Dawn LaPointe took this footage of ice stacking up over itself, shattering over and over like sheets of broken glass, on the shores of Lake Superior around Duluth, MN this weekend.
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It seems like they just keep stacking up to the point where students are forgetting what this particular test is and focusing on just finishing it and not doing their best.
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One benefit of stacking up on mortgage bonds is that they are relatively short term, helping reduce the portfolio's risk of losing principal value as interest rates rise on other bonds.
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The evidence against Terry, the local Little League coach (Jason Bateman, who also directs) is stacking up, but "The Outsider" is based on the Stephen King book of the same name.
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While we expect investors to wait for pricing clarity on next gen iPhones before deciding on Apple stock, near-term upward bias on the name remains given multiple tailwinds stacking up.
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Between that and the Wall Street Journal report, the evidence is stacking up that this could be the first iPhone in years that you won't be able to simply touch to open.
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"As I started subscribing to more and more podcasts, they started stacking up, and I couldn't keep up at normal speed," the 26-year-old data scientist in Indianapolis told BuzzFeed News.
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When your bills are stacking up or you don't know how you'll stomach one more day in a role you hate, you decide any job would be better than your current situation.
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Now, with an inland sea of water surging downstream, towns along the Missouri River and beyond are stacking up sandbags and wondering whether their own levees could be the next to fail.
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He found success with LeTV, borrowed against that success to try new things under the umbrella of "LeEco," then borrowed against those ventures to do even more, stacking up debt along the way.
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When it comes to comparing the Daydream View against other products, high-end VR headsets like the HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and PS VR are not the systems to be stacking up against.
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If you want to build a large-scale farm, you can do so, arranging and stacking up to 96 shipping containers filled with plants in all stages of life, from seed to harvest.
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It's the kind of bond that can be formed only when the calls are stacking up like dirty dinner plates and a cook's emotional state on the nation's premier food holiday is precarious.
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Even those of us who are fans of the talented Chicago chef's many restaurants deemed it too restaurant-y, with each recipe a Russian doll of subrecipes stacking up to a weekend's work.
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WATTERS: You are turning all around, because these abuses keep stacking up on the democrat side when they were in office, and it might not look too good once we get everything straightened out.
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But bills were stacking up, so on Saturday morning he and his wife visited the jail and then reopened Hooyo's Kitchen, the small Somali restaurant where they serve plates of chicken, rice and bananas.
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Perry has big shoes to fill in stacking up to the qualifications of his predecessor and overcoming his infamous "oops" moment from the 2011 debate where he forgot which federal agency he hoped to abolish.
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Asked what was behind the startup's change in business model, the Burrow founder says the move follows a strategic review of the business where it was decided that "the unit economics were not stacking up".
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And although economic growth has remained relatively robust, evidence that he hasn't succeeded has been stacking up: Joblessness remains a major problem, there are signs of growing economic distress in the still important farm sector.
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A slow roll out of retail stores, the prevalence of illicit markets and burgeoning supply from producers racing to assert dominance are causing steep declines in prices with unsold pot stacking up in company inventories.
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After walking six miles home through a blizzard in 1931, the same year his exhaustive Snow Crystals monograph was published, he died of pneumonia on December 23, on the farm, the snow stacking up around him.
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At Rusal's two plants in Sayanogorsk - which together accounted last year for about a quarter of the firm's production - aluminum is now stacking up in ad hoc stockpiles dotted around the factory grounds, the sources said.
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Everything is also stacking up for Hamilton to become only the fifth driver to win more than three championships since the first in 1950, with British bookmakers offering odds of 20133/50 on him taking the title.
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As the world's second largest economy grapples with an economic downturn and volatile markets, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday that some of the largest hedge funds on Wall Street are stacking up bets against the .
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There were times Daddy had a salary, and we were O.K. And then Daddy had a heart attack, and it all turned upside-down: no money coming in, the bills stacking up, we lose the family car.
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Frida Ghitis: The #Joementum is real As Super Tuesday voters made their choices, the victories started stacking up for former Vice President Joe Biden, in one of the most remarkable and sudden political resurrections in recent memory.
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But that can be tricky as a parent, too—after all, you're just a person, with your own set of problems and biases and deadlines to meet, not to mention the unwatched episodes of Scandal stacking up.
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Prosecutors often work by stacking up as many charges as possible so that people will plead to something and then using that as leverage to press them into some admission of guilt and then some kind of punishment.
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At San Juan Bautista church, footage posted on social media showed parishioners and priests scrambling to hold back a group of Ortega supporters, pressing their bodies against the door and later stacking up pews to barricade the entrance.
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I paint, but when it doesn't call me, I "make" other things like the gold framed LPs stacking up on the right, as I search for ways to get my art out there and seen by people of color especially women.
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If CHIP ends up waiting until the end of the year anyway, Congress could throw it into the pile of must-pass bills already stacking up for December — which also could include the Senate's bill to stabilize the ACA's insurance markets.
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Team: Houston Rockets2018-19 stats: 183 points, 6.6 rebounds, 7.5 assists, 2.0 steals, 44.2% FG, 36.8% 3FGVegas odds: 7/1How he could win MVP: Perhaps we're too low on James Harden, but things aren't necessarily stacking up in his favor.
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GoGo Penguin "Unspeakable World" (Blue Note) The piano-bass-drums trio GoGo Penguin bridges jazz, Minimalism and (even with acoustic instruments) the strategies of dance music, stacking up elaborate ostinatos and seeing how, with a little guidance, they can evolve. 22.
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WASHINGTON — Lawsuits filed by federal employees forced to work without pay are stacking up as the partial shutdown grinds on, even as the government is still calculating how much money it owes workers who sued during the last major shutdown in 22017.
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A combat controller plays a kind of three-dimensional chess in his head while everyone else around him is fighting, stacking up the aircraft in flight like an airport control tower operator to call in airstrikes in the middle of a firefight.
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Such is the strategy of Da Legna, a relative newcomer that opened on State Street in the East Rock neighborhood (just a block from Modern Apizza) in late 2012, and that is already stacking up quite well against New Haven's most vaunted pizzerias.
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Both teams have been happy with their signal-callers, with Manning leading the Giants to two Super Bowl victories and Rivers stacking up stats and accolades that have him on the same level as Hall-of-Famer Dan Fouts in Chargers' lore.
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The sanctions resolution, which was drafted by the U.S., signals that the Security Council is stepping up its efforts to pressure Pyongyang to back off its weapons programs, stacking up additional sanctions after also voting unanimously last month to impose severe financial penalties.
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"We tend to approach the job search with that view of what I'm not stacking up to instead of what are my strengths, where do I excel at my best, and how do I sell that?" said MaryBeth Sigler, executive coach at Prana Executive Coaching.
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The government faced a major embarrassment this year after stacking up a 50 million pound ($63.17 million) loss for cancelling contracts for extra ferries to bring in essential supplies in the event of a no deal, which included arrangements with a ferry company that had no vessels.
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At the end of the documentary, the viewer has the option of filling out a survey on what they would be willing to share in a living situation, a way of stacking up how close or far-off they are from being able to live communally, as Pereyra did in 1989.
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"In a time where the energy of the voters is not necessarily stacking up behind the biggest self-funders, the most wealthy-candidates, to say, 'We hear you, we hear you, we hear you, we just don't care, we're going to tell you who the candidate's going to be,' is inappropriate," Keith said.
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If he really intends for the public purse to bankroll universal FTTP within a five year time-scale it would certainly be transformative — with many rural regions still lagging urban Britain's high speed access to Internet services, as a result of the business case for a rapid upgrade of these digital slow-lanes not stacking up.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Although the United States is having much more success with its efforts to export feed grains than it did a year ago, the shipping pace of both corn and wheat must remain strong over the next several months to prevent even more bushels from stacking up on the supply side of the balance sheet.
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In our experience, we have had people transform their thinking over the course of an hour or two in our interviews, but it does take stacking up a lot of evidence and pointing out the cognitive dissonance folks are having: believing that they can make a million dollars doing this, while at the same time maxing out their credit cards.
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The fog rolls in from the Pacific and floats up against the beach, stacking up above Twin Peaks until it drops like an ephemeral avalanche onto the city below … blasting through the Golden Gate as if sprayed from a fire extinguisher, erasing the Bridge, obscuring Alcatraz, turning Berkeley into an overcast Pacific Northwest knockoff even as it leaves Oakland in bright, shining California sunlight.
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The Interface On Monday we talked about some of the pressures stacking up on TikTok: increasing skepticism from Congress about its Chinese parent company ByteDance; a raft of new competitors slurping up venture capital and building their own short-form video apps powered by machine learning; and the public-perception risk that comes from keeping executives behind the scenes and responding to questions primarily via blog post.
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Now that she's starring on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Rachel Bloom freely performs songs about getting frisky, but her cheeky take on sexuality comes after years of struggling with how her own life was stacking up to what she saw on TV. "I remember being a teenager and [seeing how] teens were always portrayed on TV — everyone was having sex all over the place," she told PEOPLE exclusively at last week's Paley Honors at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.
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"The evidence in support of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's economic agenda is stacking up: wages are rising, GDP growth cleared 2023 percent last quarter, and unemployment recently fell to its lowest rate in decades," the White House said in a release commenting on the record stock run.
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