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SEEKs were fielded to both Special Forces teams and average Army patrols during the Afghanistan Surge; the surge in manpower was also a surge in data.
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This surge pricing that Disney is implementing (today) is not actually surge pricing.
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So we expect one surge in April, and another potential surge in August.
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A surge in revenue needs to be met by a surge in new expenses.
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"In this area we get surge, and with surge we get seepage," she said.
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Michael Lowry: Weather Channel's storm surge expert whose guidance on storm surge flooding may save lives.
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Their numbers are increasing, as the surge of opiate addiction meets the surge in housing prices.
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There will be a surge in the consumption of natural gas surge during the heating season.
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In fact, the surge in debt during the recovery exceeded the surge throughout the Great Recession.
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We've got a huge surge of people, but more than that, a huge surge of money.
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The Protestant surge in Latin America seems to be matched by a similar surge of private enterprise.
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The extent of surge-related flooding depends on how high the tide is when the surge occurs.
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This could cause a nearly unheard of southward propagating storm surge, dissected here by surge expert Hal Needham.
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Storm surge: The surge and tide at Fort Pulaski along the Savannah River brought waters to more than 12 feet, the second-highest on record -- just below the surge level last year during Hurricane Matthew.
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Heavy rainfall can compound the effects of a storm surge, dumping more water on top of the ocean surge.
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"It's not a late-season surge; it's a one-tournament surge," said Brad Gilbert, a coach and ESPN analyst.
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Surge of 'honor killings' The killings are the latest in a recent surge of so-called "honor killings" in Pakistan.
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In 2014, a surge of Central American migrants fleeing violence and economic threats created a surge that overwhelmed border authorities.
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The huge surge in Hispanic turnout is possible — and sustainable — in part because there was no surge four years ago.
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If there's surge pricing and that rate's higher than a driver's minimum price, the driver will get the surge pricing.
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Take Florida, where an apparent surge in Hispanic turnout ended up being dwarfed by a surge in rural white turnout.
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Storm surge researcher Hal Needham wrote on Wednesday that Irma generated an 53-foot storm surge on Barbuda, and is forecast to produce a 15 to 20-foot surge in the Turks and Caicos and Southeastern Bahamas.
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The small city was battered by the storm surge with officials predicting approximately 9–13 feet storm surge from the hurricane.
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Last year's election, even with what felt like a Democratic surge, maybe not a wave but a surge, the lines held.
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And it featured a real surge in labor's share of national income — the only such surge in the last 35 years.
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The Echo informed me that there was a surge, and asked me to confirm the surge pricing by saying the number.
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A surge of blue-collar jobs has helped Germany avoid the working-class alienation that fed a right-wing surge elsewhere.
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The troop surge was announced a year before McCain's surge in the Granite State, which itself began before Bhutto was killed.
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Georgia, with a concave, shallow coast line, is particularly vulnerable to storm surge, Hal Needham, a geographer and storm surge expert says.
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By mapping the storm surge heights against elevation and property data, researchers concluded that Florence's storm surge impacted more than 2000,21970 homes.
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The storm surge watch/warning graphic highlights spots with the highest risk for "life-threatening inundation from storm surge," the service said.
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Surge: Storm surge flooding is already occurring along the North Carolina coast, and this is going to be an extremely long duration event.
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That means that I'm only going to make an extra $163 on that eight, from making $16 during surge to $10 during surge.
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On New Year's Eve in 2014, in contrast, Uber's surge-pricing algorithm broke down for 26 minutes, leaving New York without surge pricing.
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An 18-foot storm surge swept away houses, and a record tidal surge crushed homes or swept them into nearby marshes, he said.
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The startup says it won't have surge pricing to start out, but it will pay drivers "a surge fare" during periods of peak demand.
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Uber told TechCrunch in May it was not doing away with surge pricing and denied an NPR report mentioning it would be killing surge.
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However, storm surge flooding is also a concern with Hurricane Madeline, with about 4 feet of surge possible, Needham wrote, based on early estimates.
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A 10- to 15-foot storm surge that was predicted did not materialize; Murphy said the storm surge was between 503 and 4 feet.
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We have an incredibly strong executive, and when the country is threatened, the surge in patriotism gets manifested in a surge in presidential approval.
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This pales in comparison to the highest surge levels seen during Hurricane Katrina, which brought a record-setting surge of close to 30 feet.
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With the surge of consumer and restaurant interest in plant-based foods has come a surge in investment from titans of the meat industry.
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It's important to remember that the Storm Surge Watch issued at 5 AM this morning covers the potential for life-threatening surge through 48 hours.
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Surge: Depending on the landfall location, Hurricane Florence is likely to bring a devastating storm surge to the Carolinas, possibly exceeding 15 to 20 feet.
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"It is interesting that this whole Hispanic surge occurs at the same time as we see a general surge in the general population," said Lopez.
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I covered the Bush administration's decision to surge troops into Iraq in 22017 and the Obama administration's decision to surge troops into Afghanistan in 22012.
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Surge Pricing And Data Sharing Drivers' data also helps Uber determine surge pricing, a feature that has drawn particular scrutiny from riders and drivers alike.
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Coastal areas may see waters surge by as much as 8 feet or more above ground if Florence's peak surge coincides with a high tide.
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Tampa, Florida, could see 26 feet of storm surge flooding from a hurricane, just below the record-breaking 28-foot storm surge of Hurricane Katrina.
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Coastal areas may see waters surge by as much as 13 feet or more above ground if Florence's peak surge coincides with a high tide.
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Observers also predicted that the decision would trigger a surge of terrorist violence, and there is already evidence of an attendant surge of anti-Semitism.
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There is a danger of life-threatening storm surge inundation along the coast of southern and southeastern Louisiana where a Storm Surge Warning has been issued.
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Forecasters said areas along the coast should expect a 4 to 7 foot storm surge, and a surge of 3 to 5 feet along Lake Pontchartrain.
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The subsidized wireless service should be available on Surge Volt Android devices with Moolah install kits, as well as through SIM Starter Kits distributed by Surge.
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Kasich's intense tour of the state has earned him more support here than anywhere else, but there are limits to his appeal, surge or no surge.
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Then in May, the sudden surge in the price of ether saw a corresponding surge in interest for mining—hence the article about how it works.
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So if there's a surge in traffic, AWS can spin up extra servers that then handle the surge in data and accommodate for the increased demand.
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A site might be published via Surge, but Surge itself is hosted via cloud computing provided by Digitalocean, and uses Cloudflare as a content distribution network.
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Should that change, it risks undermining the bull case that copper is fundamentally poised to surge higher as the seasonal second-quarter global demand surge kicks in.
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The surge in the vote for Corbyn's Labour party was attributed to a surge in turnout among voters aged 18-24, according to polling by Sky News.
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Additionally, the spokesperson said, Uber will be offering refunds to any customers who paid the surge prices and will allow the drivers to keep their surge earnings.
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When you model a hurricane with storm surge, you can have 15 feet of storm surge, and then you're looking at 18½ feet above normal sea level.
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In Port Aransas to Port O'Connor, the NHC said a combination of a dangerous storm surge and the tide could see a surge of up to 12 feet.
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In the Keys, a storm surge of up to between 5 to 5.6 feet is being predicted, if a peak surge occurs at the time of high tide.
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Recent surge As for Baghdad, it has witnessed a surge in the number of car bomb attacks in recent weeks, with ISIS claiming responsibility for many of them.
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Uber, the master of surge pricing (they have been trying to patent it since 2013) claims that is the benefit of surge pricing: it equilibrates supply and demand.
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The recent surge of illegal heroin in the Bronx in many ways mirrors the surge of prescription painkillers that fueled the opioid epidemic in suburban and rural communities.
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Her performance has fueled a fundraising surge ($20163+ million raised in the 14 hours after the debate!) which often, but not always, coincides with a polling surge, too.
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Life-threatening storm surge is likely along portions of the coasts of the Florida Panhandle, Big Bend, and Nature Coast, where a storm surge warning is in effect.
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" He said that storm surge is the big danger: "Storm surge has the highest potential to kill the most amount of people and cause the most amount of damage.
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"There are times when I'm going to a surge area and the surge just stops," Mark tells me, as we wind through lower Manhattan where he used to work.
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Readying hospitals for a surge of patientsShould the outbreak intensify, hospitals are grappling with how to prepare for the surge in coronavirus patients while also keeping other patients safe.
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Sea level rise is making storm surge more dangerous Storm surge, not wind or rain, is the number one killer in hurricanes, and climate change is making it worse.
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The surge -- gassy and buoyant -- travels above it.
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Lastly, surge pricing will be — get this — optional.
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In fact, he'd gotten a ping from her during surge pricing, only to have her cancel the ride and rebook it a few minutes later when the surge went away.
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A 10-foot storm surge would be a 1-in-100 year storm by her team's calculations, and a 15-foot surge would be a 1- in-1,000 year storm.
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In 2900, Clinton opposed the Iraq War troop surge, for both military and domestic political reasons but the surge coupled with successful COIN (counter-insurgency) operations was a stabilizing success.
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Some experts believe that the surge in rhino-poaching, which has cut the world's population by a fifth since 2008, has been driven by a surge in demand in Vietnam.
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The National Hurricane Center expected a storm surge between 18 feet to 23 feet to have catastrophic effects on the islands, as there is little elevation to slow the surge.
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"Surge-related flooding depends on the relative timing of the surge and the tidal cycle, and can vary greatly over short distances," the hurricane center said in its 33 p.m. advisory.
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Then, from Ana Maria Island to Clearwater Beach, which includes Tampa Bay, the NHC is predicting 5-8 feet of storm surge flooding, depending on the timing of the peak surge.
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But it's at least and lighter than the Fitbit Surge (one person at Fitbit's CES booth pointed out that it fit in the sleeve of his button-downs, unlike the Surge).
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Receiving a surge notification, they sometimes turn off all ride-share apps until they arrive in the area, so they are not called to a non-surge trip on the way.
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There's crazy surge pricing — but thankfully this is expensed.
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Violent surge crashing over seawall & onto roads in Omaezaki.
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Pete Buttigieg's surge in the polls—if you can call rocketing to fourth place in Iowa a "surge"—has been built on a simple narrative: He alone can unite a divided country.
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So there's an overwhelming case for a surge in public investment – and one side benefit of such a surge would be full employment, which would help produce another era of rising wages.
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Tampa and St. Petersburg saw just two to three feet of storm surge, according to data from Hal Needham, a storm surge expert and founder of the private firm Marine Weather & Climate.
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And with Hurricane Michael, they said they were particularly concerned about storm surge in a region especially vulnerable to it, warning of a surge of 8 to 12 feet in some areas.
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The National Hurricane Center has issued storm-surge warnings and maps for much of the state's southern coastal region, with especially severe potential surge along the southwest coast, as of Friday afternoon.
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Storm surge is expected to bring flood waters reaching 14 feet high — and the Panhandle is already experiencing "life threatening storm surge, hurricane force winds, and heavy rainfall," the National Hurricane Center says.
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However, what has driven the surge has not been any great jump in confidence in the British economy, but instead the surge has been down to the pound's unprecedented crash since the vote.
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There's been another Buttigieg surge: Beyond the leading contenders, Buttigieg has seen a small but substantial national polling surge, coupled with strong support in the early-voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Venmo is riding a surge of popularity, mostly among millennials.
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After the surge, telecom switches and internet routers are dead.
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Anger by itself does not guarantee a surge in voting.
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Her new price target suggests prices can surge 403 percent.
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That would mark a slowdown from April's surge of 263,000.
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Last month's surge in new home sales unwound April's drop.
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But she added that consumer prices were unlikely to surge.
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Republicans and independents were the key drivers of the surge.
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This sharp drop coincides with a surge in interest rates.
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BUT WE HAVEN'T BEEN A BIG SURGE IN PRICE INFLATION.
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That would mark a slowdown from April's surge of 20.5,21.2.
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Meanwhile, fears are growing of a surge of communal tension.
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Still, there could be other reasons for the sales surge.
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Immediately, a surge of solidarity and happiness coursed through me.
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David Petraeus during the 2007 "surge" of troops in Iraq.
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Rosé, a pink wine, has seen a surge in popularity.
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The media has been predicting a Rubio "surge" for months.
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Yadiel Rivera and Bryan Holaday singled to start the surge.
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The dopamine surge began to go down, began to fade.
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At first, Colbert's ratings surge seemed like a temporary blip.
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The surge in US imports makes the message even clearer.
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The surge arrives at a challenging time for traditional media.
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If production slows, oil and natural gas prices could surge.
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The April surge far outstripped analysts' expectations of 2.63,22.6 jobs.
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Smart keyed the surge with two 3s and a layup.
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Potential storm surge flooding, measured in feet above ground level.
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Storm surge warnings (red) and watches (yellow) for the Carolinas.
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This month, the surge of data is hitting the Internet.
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That was mostly due to storm surge rather than rain.
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The day of the surgery brought a surge of relief.
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After that, [rates] started to decrease, and surge rates changed.
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THE BULLS Retail investors have driven part of the surge.
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The surge is a result of a combination of factors.
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MoviePass admits it's been overwhelmed by the surge in subscribers.
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The company cited a surge in expenses for the miss.
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Officials predict illegal crossings will surge once warmer weather arrives.
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Other Republicans campaigns have also seen a surge in fundraising.
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We have this enormous surge of women running for office.
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Japan's Nikkei was flat, capped by the yen's big surge.
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Combined with his early surge, he began to feel drained.
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Some analysts found the Thursday surge in the Aussie unusual.
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And of course, we discussed the recent surge of bitcoin.
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The surge in U.S. production is contributing to rising stockpiles.
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Within weeks, Dallas police saw a 344% surge in applications.
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Moving below that level could trigger a further surge downward.
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Prince hit a shot to stop Kansas' surge at seven.
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The recent surge is clear to see but also skewed.
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Back came Ponds with another surge near the half's end.
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A surge in teen vaping forced Gottlieb to change course.
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Storm surge flood projection for Atlantic City, N.J. on Jan.
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Some areas could see surge as high as 9 feet.
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We haven't even gotten to the storm surge yet pic.twitter.
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A surge in trading helped quarterly revenues rise 2 percent.
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But a late Labour surge meant the breakthrough never came.
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Those businesses could surge if the Apple fight drags on.
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On Nantucket, the storm surge was higher, at 3.3 feet.
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The surge boosted its market value to 177 billion yen.
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Even he is a little surprised by the power surge.
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If the tariffs rise further, that cost, too, would surge.
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In the United States, online portals also reported a surge.
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This time however, residents have been complaining about surge pricing.
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Carrie Fisher isn't being left out of the surge either.
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That followed a nearly 6 percent surge in Friday's session.
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There's no clear reason behind Ripple's most recent price surge.
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ET, gold and other metals could be ready to surge.
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The February weakness remained despite last week's 10.5 percent surge.
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That move was mirrored by a surge in interest online.
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Rouhani came through a crowded field in a late surge.
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Sand dunes disappeared from the coast in the storm surge.
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Crude oil futures gave back some of their overnight surge.
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Supply and demand work against the creation of surge capacity.
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And why was there such an abrupt surge after 133?
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Reuters chronicled the "surge" in DSA chapters around the country.
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While Hammerson's surge drove the European real estate sector index .
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This triggered a surge in Egyptian stocks at the opening.
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A contributing factor is a recent surge in cargo demand.
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But that doesn't solve for the initial surge of traffic.
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There are storm surge warnings for 300 miles of coastline.
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He needed to manufacture a popular surge behind his policies.
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A more than 210 percent surge catapulted emerging market stocks .
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Organizations opposed to Trump's agenda reported a surge in donations.
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But volumes could surge with an improving climate, he said.
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The oceans surge, but the boat is up on blocks.
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The comments led to a surge in interest in China.
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Affordability has weakened considerably since the surge in summer buying.
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It marked the beginning of his surge that buried Milwaukee.
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The surge came even as its sales continued to decline.
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The Hill: Warren struggles to gain traction amid Sanders surge.
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Colleges see a surge in admissions via The Washington Post.
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Tatum's surge has changed the conversation around his draft prospects.
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The surge in production has helped drive down energy costs.
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Strong gains in tech also helped the major indexes surge.
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The surge in maternal mortality in Texas defies easy explanation.
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Paige provided two layups and an assist during that surge.
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Cramer warned investors that the surge might not be sustainable.
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The vanguard of the migratory surge arrived here in May.
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Do the recent attacks represent a surge in terrorist violence?
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Environmentalists and researchers say humans are probably behind the surge.
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There was a surge in female candidates running for Congress.
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The surge of snowmelt was greatly reduced by dams upstream.
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"This [surge in demand] is no flash in the pan."
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Property values would surge, schools would be flush with cash.
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That surge has led to long delays in processing applications.
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This rally has coincided with a surge in digital currencies.
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You'd also see a surge in loneliness late in life.
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This means that Ross believes Intel could surge 22 percent.
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State legislatures, too, have had a surge in Republican control.
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Chicago is struggling to contain a surge in violent crime.
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Given this persistent disparity, the Weinstein surge might prove temporary.
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Gains were led by a 17.2% surge in car sales.
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Go deeper: U.S. faces surge of asylum claims under Trump
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Pressuring equities on Tuesday was a surge in interest rates.
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Lawmakers have attempted to combat the surge in robocalls. Sens.
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The import surge is also evident within RFS compliance records.
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That rocketed higher to about $10.6 billion during Tuesday's surge.
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The aerospace giant Boeing slipped after a big surge Wednesday.
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With the surge of applications, the processing backlog has ballooned.
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Traders said liquidity was tight amid a surge in demand.
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In Oklahoma, the high temperatures will surge into the 90s.
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One result has been a surge in Reno's homeless population.
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Cheap data has led to a surge in streaming video.
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The surge in cocaine deaths has received relatively little attention.
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The surge from the fans was intense, like a tsunami.
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So a surge in January registrations would not be unexpected.
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These are the perfect ingredients for a surge in migration.
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This moment changed everything about my time with The Surge.
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At least so far, The Surge doesn't pull that off.
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We've seen under his leadership a surge at our border.
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There are several compelling reasons for the sudden bob surge.
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Mexico's president sharply rebuked the migrants for the border surge.
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One new reason for a surge in migration: climate change.
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SIJS applications ballooned following the 2014 surge in unaccompanied minors.
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The masters of international finance delivered a surge of investment.
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Katrina's surge pushed water from Lake Pontchartrain into the canals.
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An expected surge in youth turnout has failed to materialize.
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The market turmoil has led to a surge in gold.
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Home is where the heart is — and the surge protector.
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The storm surge does not correlate with the hurricane category.
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And yet despite this surge, the internet is holding up.
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Instantly, high definition pixels surge out of the black vacuum.
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One is to double down, which means a significant surge.
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A major surge does not appear to be under consideration.
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After I told it, I felt a surge of power.
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Package orders have experienced a massive surge in recent weeks.
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And Cunningham got a surge in the polls when it
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Seattle Surge in Group A, with the Florida Mutineers vs.
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Social distancing measures could keep the surge to an ebb.
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The president has been hesitant to authorize a troop surge.
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Dan Levin looked into the surge, which largely involves Haitians.
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Yet his brief "surge" failed to strike a decisive blow.
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That would be an 11 percent surge for the year.
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The story of the latest coronavirus surge helps explain why.
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In the context of recent history, that was a surge.
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We're seeing the numbers just surge every day — 3103 deaths.
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Muddy surge filled streets from Key Largo to Key West.
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The surge fed an 11 percent increase in circulation revenue.
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Junior guard Kareem Canty led the surge with eight points.
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Which is when the previous LME stocks surge took place.
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But this is nowhere near the surge that was anticipated.
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We're seeing the numbers just surge every day — 22018 deaths.
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Those were the likely trigger events for this week's surge.
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A storm surge of 803 feet effectively swallowed the island.
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But in that case, why the incredible surge in inequality?
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Chinese officials on Sunday reported a surge in new cases.
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Inflation could tick up with the surge in gasoline prices.
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That could lead to a much larger surge in prices.
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Meanwhile, the surge in prices has also captured investor attention.
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Asked if he thought Sanders's surge was a "blessing," Sen.
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The vaping illness comes amid a surge in teen vaping.
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But a surge in arrivals would boost Mr Salvini's popularity.
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What is behind the surge of research in this vein?
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To be sure, there are fundamental reasons behind the surge.
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Bankers report a surge in wealthy clients opening accounts elsewhere.
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The forecast comes as airline stocks enjoy a summer surge.
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RBC, though, does not expect the gold surge to last.
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Concern about the refinery shutdowns caused gasoline futures to surge.
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And it's rolling in from the ocean as storm surge.
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How else would you cope with a surge in enrollment?
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This will in turn cause volatility to surge, he believes.
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That surge in interest made producers of slaughtered meat nervous.
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Osborne is readying himself and his business for the surge.
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The United States is experiencing a surge of consumer activism.
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The surge has the club, which was eight games below .
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John's idea of the surge, he really wanted it early.
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The result was a surge of investment into emerging markets.
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Her surge provoked scrutiny — and fierce attacks from her rivals.
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And the CBOE Volatility Index tends to surge, history shows.
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More recently, there has been a surge in online subscriptions.
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Instead, the material had been dumped in one big surge.
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Gun sales typically surge on such concerns after mass shootings.
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Bitcoin's surge sent smaller cryptocurrencies, known as "altcoins," trading higher.
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The surge in viewer numbers extends beyond the French games.
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Those who participate in Swipe Surge will also have their profile immediately boosted to the front of the line, which is a perk that users typically need to pay for during non-Surge times.
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"We were very concerned about people living on those northern beaches and whether or not the tidal surge -- the storm tide surge -- would exceed 2.5 meters (8.2 feet)," said in an interview with CNN.
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Life-threatening storm surge flooding is likely along portions of the northern Gulf Coast, and a storm surge warning is in effect from Morgan City, Louisiana, to the Okaloosa/Walton county line in Florida.
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This isn't Gett's first stunt to build ridership and driver participation: it ran a promotion last year to refund Uber surge prices to passengers in New York, billing itself as a surge-free alternative.
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In Puerto Rico, the combination of a storm surge and the tide could yield 43 to 24 feet of water above the ground, assuming the peak surge occurs at the time of high tide.
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The Kansas City Royals made a spirited run to surge back into playoff contention in the American League Central, but the defending World Series champions are sliding backward following that stirring 18-4 surge.
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The storm creating the surge might not be worse, but if it is occurring along a coast where sea levels are higher because of climate change, the storm surge itself will then be higher.
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Analysts said the selloff was long overdue after a months-long surge in steel and iron ore, China's largest commodity futures markets, which fed into a recent speculative surge in copper, zinc and lead.
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"The impact of the surge is not necessarily how high it is but how far inland — how far horizontally — that that amount of surge will eventually flood when it reaches the coast," he said.
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A life-threatening storm surge is now highly likely along portions of the coastlines of South Carolina and North Carolina, and a Storm Surge Warning is in effect for a portion of this area.
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It shows a pretty massive storm surge all across Southwestern Florida: The largest storm surge is projected to hit the most Southwestern parts of the state, like the Naples-Marco Island Metropolitan Area (population 322,000).
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Even with a weakening trend, it's likely to bring devastating winds and an extreme storm surge to coastal areas, with surge-related flooding extending well to the north of where the center crosses the coast.
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Surge in judges Sessions also announced Tuesday that the department would surge the number of immigration judges -- a move that advocates and immigration enforcement supporters alike recognize would alleviate the pressure on the immigration courts.
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This is the first year that the NHC is issuing prototype storm surge watches, warnings and maps, after research showed that hurricane warnings did not adequately convey the full extent of the storm surge threat.
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Despite the headlines today, Uber says it does not have plans to nix surge pricing in the U.S. It did away with surge in Delhi, India, but has now reinstated the feature there as well.
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"If you compared storm surge heights from the same storm at the same location over several decades, the surge would be higher ― assuming no change in flood defenses ― because of sea level rise," Sweet said.
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The trio capped a 12-5 surge to end the half, with Fournier sinking five free throws, Fultz providing an emphatic dunk among his two baskets and Vucevic draining a 3-pointer in the surge.
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BBMG wasn't the first Connect-driven surge of Hong Kong share.
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The Ducks rediscovered their scoring touch during their post-holiday surge.
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"We are not suggesting prices are going to surge," it said.
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Bitcoin's price surge is of little enduring value to the world.
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Sofia Vergara has had it with Uber surge charges… #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.
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It could also provide the foundation for a surge in productivity.
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A surge of voice-assisted speakers rushed the shores this month.
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Such surge for the AfD is set to complicate coalition dynamics.
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That scrap surge is still in effect, albeit with fading momentum.
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His moved sparked a surge of NFL protests across the country.
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One of OPEC's biggest problems is the surge in U.S. output.
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Nationalists blame the EU for a surge in arrivals in 2015.
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This new surge of flirtatious tweets just fuels the Trudeau fire.
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In addition to deliveries, they'll be juggling a surge in returns.
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The surge was expected to extend from Virginia to New Jersey.
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Since the election, the surge in economic optimism has been striking.
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Economists have long tried to explain this sudden surge in output.
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He also highlighted Netflix's global expansion and surge in original programming.
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Tyree began the surge with a 3-pointer and a jumper.
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"Storm surge is the biggest killer in a hurricane," Rhome said.
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After this surge they begin to track where the money goes.
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This one, the storm surge really got us like nothing before.
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But he might have done better without a Republican turnout surge.
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And there has been a surge in women running for office.
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Read More Truck sales drive record results at Ford; shares surge
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Investors appear to be concentrating on a surge in operating expenses.
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PayTM, a provider of digital wallets, reported a surge in transactions.
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The drop last month came after an 11.2% surge in February.
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Heavy rains and storm surge continue to threaten the state, however.
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Sanders has enjoyed a recent polling surge heading into the contest.
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Industry data had also shown a surge in U.S. crude stockpiles.
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The surge in investment comes amid double-digit growth in exports.
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Many deaths are preceded by a surge of treatment, often pointless.
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Zarya's Ultimate ability — Graviton Surge — can also be a game-changer.
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In 20.5, the surge was the result of enormous leveraged buyouts.
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Those defaults amounted to $38.6 billion, a 32% surge from 2018.
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That projected surge has some environmental leaders in the state fuming.
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They said there would be a last minute surge of sales.
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One General Electric bull says the stock is set to surge.
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Analysts at Cowen said the Trump tweet was behind the surge.
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And that surge has fed the fourth wave of the crisis.
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Kolb became the figurehead of another great surge of anti-elitism.
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Commodities: Gold will appreciate even if it doesn't surge, Ruskin said.
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Uganda says the shortage is because of a surge in demand.
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The thing produced an electromagnetic surge every time it booted up.
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JP Morgan's own trading platform too has seen algorithmic turnover surge.
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Online searches for "get fit" and "lose weight" surge (see chart).
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That surge created the first double-digit lead by either team.
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This kind of surge has been done frequently in the past.
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In fact, the feds deployed a surge in Chicago in 2014.
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It also brought the dangers of a life-threatening storm surge.
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In the minutes before patients arrive doctors prepare for the surge.
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Britain has seen a surge in knife crime and acid attacks.
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But the municipal elections have brought a surge of political newcomers.
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Some ruins have been damaged by the sudden surge of visitors.
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The main cause for the surge seems to be petty misdeeds.
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Moving left in hopes of a similar surge has its risks.
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Uber's Indian rival Ola says it has already stopped surge pricing.
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Output of European sugar is likely to surge, depressing world prices.
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As demand for physical shops ebbs, that for warehouses will surge.
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McMullin surge threatens to squeeze Trump's already narrow path to victory
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That price represented a huge surge from $0.006687 one year prior.
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Revenue also beat forecasts on a surge in Invisalign case volume.
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Rights activists said the numbers started to surge after Maj. Gen.
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" She added of her current surge: "I'm a little grateful, humble.
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We're trying to prevent the storm surge funneling into the lakes.
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Yet, policy shifts by Beijing have undermined that surge of interest.
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"Storm (surge) is what got me worried right now," Smith said.
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Johnson continues power surge by winning Food City 210 BRISTOL, Tenn.
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A small surge of voters take to the polls, Saturday, Aug.
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The ride-hailing company has also capped surge pricing throughout Florida.
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It was buoyed by a surge in the shipments sub-index.
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Experimental storm surge guidance for the Big Bend area of Florida.
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There may be a little surge in them, but not much.
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App researcher Apptopia reports similar findings, in terms of TikTok's surge.
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However, one notable change Nielsen discovered is Amazon's surge in 2016.
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Keyontae Johnson had seven points in the Gators' 16-9 surge.
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But the recent surge in the euro has weighed on stocks.
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A surge in credit expansion in December was reported on Friday.
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Tesla — Orders for the automaker's upcoming Model 3 continuing to surge.
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Even with surge, Uber was more affordable than Radio Taxi & Govt.
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The rest of Scandinavia is seeing the same kind of surge.
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Auto stocks underperformed after a near 7 percent surge last week.
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Gett also tried enticing riders with its "surge sucks" ad campaign.
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The data shows an even faster surge in overall job postings.
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Jackson's second-half surge powers Pistons past Bulls AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
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Then came a shocking surge in the polls from Bernie Sanders.
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As refinance applications surge, average loan size tends to go up.
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A price surge could be coming to a freezer near you.
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But the home-building boom has fueled a surge in borrowing.
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It expects the total to surge to $2.2 trillion by 2020.
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Where Logan wants a troop withdrawal, Catlin wants a financial surge.
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Uber's issues with surge pricing during emergency events are somewhat unique.
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Campaigns have ramped up, I read about a surge in Afghanistan.
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The leap was driven by a surge in public-project investments.
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The realigning potential of the Hispanic surge for Democrats is real.
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Monday's new moon in Aries brings a surge of springtime renewal.
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But his spring surge has faded into a summer status quo.
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And Trump, some said, is key to the surge in interest.
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The recent surge in bond yields had supported the financial sector.
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Nine other developers saw their shares surge more than two-fold.
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So how will riders know when surge pricing is in effect?
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There has been a surge of interest in real-world events.
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Alphabet's strong ad sales growth fails to offset surge in costs .
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This surge of terrorist violence in Turkey has no recent precedent.
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The test follows a dramatic surge in missile testing this year.
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The shop's recent surge in popularity is a testament to that.
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At 1.23am on April 26th the system suffered a power surge.
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This surge in tolerance illustrates how fast public opinion can shift.
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Thursday's trading also revealed a surge in bullish activity for Halliburton.
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The election of Buhari, in 2015, brought a surge of hope.
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There may be several reasons for the surge in luxury demand.
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Gett also tried enticing riders with its "surge sucks" ad campaign.
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The positive signals also triggered a global surge in risk appetite.
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Ms Clinton's advantage may yet surge; Mr Trump's has already gone.
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In Biloxi, Mayor Andrew Gilich was especially concerned about storm surge.
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His campaign has seen a surge in momentum in recent weeks.
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The surge in cases comes after torrential rain beginning on Aug.
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But the surge in violence forced him to effectively end negotiations.
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And the DCCC itself has also seen a surge in fundraising.
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Even after Thursday's surge, prices remain 61 percent below those highs.
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They are suffering consequences of a surge in short-term rentals.
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The infamous "Pepsi Challenge" ads were largely responsible for Pepsi's surge.
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Parts of the county battled a nine-foot surge of water.
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It was impossible to do so without a surge of jealousy.
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Uber offers 'surge' pricing to drivers in particularly high demand areas.
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The surge echoes fast growth seen in China's own metropolitan hubs.
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The second big surprise was a surge in average hourly earnings.
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At the height of the surge, international forces topped 140,000 troops.
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But the increase pales in comparison to the surge in 2016.
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The Nixon Doctrine and the initial surge in Mideast arms sales
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Not surprisingly, this surge in solar construction was good for jobs.
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Bitcoin is getting in on the shopping surge of Thanksgiving weekend.
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Other data showed a surge in private sector hiring in October.
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Hillary Clinton is enjoying a post-convention surge in the polls.
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Police warned that they could not shelter from a storm surge.
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He watched from the trailer as the surge swallowed his truck.
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The low-dollar surge isn't just an election strategy, but a
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Interestingly, the Kasich search surge was evident only within New Hampshire.
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The investment marks a continued surge of Chinese money into Hollywood.
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But the Weinstein surge has been felt far outside of Hollywood.
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As globalization and world trade surge, our waterways become more crowded.
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The feel-good theory about the sudden surge in VPN popularity?
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Back when Michael Pao joined, it didn't even have surge pricing.
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Not the surge of race-based hate crimes after the election.
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Your art will benefit from a huge surge in inspiration today.
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Do you think hot air balloons are subject to surge pricing?
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Uber regulars know how annoying those darn surge prices can be.
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Giving Trump credit for the surge is a matter of perspective.
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And Turkey itself is experiencing a surge in venture capital investment.
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Here's how a storm surge happens and why it's so dangerous.
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So we are contributing to the surge in the first place.
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Ellis Island inspectors reported no surge in paralysis among new arrivals.
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The new futures eased back on Monday from its initial surge.
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But for investors, the moderate Biden's surge was a welcome event.
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Storm surge pushed rivers into historic downtowns, subdivisions and apartment complexes.
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Rabrich isn't worried about handling a surge of very sick patients.
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The new question is: Just how far can Mr. Biden surge?
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"We are anticipating continued surge for the foreseeable future," Borgen said.
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Even so, Matassa Flores says there's been a surge in subscriptions.
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Goldberg's analysis shows a surge of racial liberalism among white Democrats.
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"I think it's concerning to have this huge surge," she said.
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A demonstrated mobile hospitalization surge capability to treat any future outbreaks.
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"This will decrease the surge that will hit us," Ryan said.
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And so now, with this surge in numbers, we are good.
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He blamed government laxity for the surge in cases this year.
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A global anti-elite surge improves the president's chance of victory.
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The result has been a surge of interest in the field.
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Brown started the surge with a 3 and scored 753 points.
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One concern is a potential surge in risk-taking and S.T.I.s.
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It brought in Universal Robots' cobots and immediately saw productivity surge.
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The Storm Surge celebrations are being shelved, at least for now.
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There's been a surge of migrant families at the southern border.
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The surge in unemployment claims accompanied widespread reports of layoffs nationwide.
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The surge could put large parts of the islands under water.
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The youth surge Sanders needed to win big just didn't materialize.
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That surge has been driven by black voters, moderates and suburbanites.
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But the organization is closely monitoring the surge in headgear use.
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Beyond wind speed, storm surge is also affected by geographic factors.
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The coronavirus pandemic has inspired an unprecedented surge in news readership.
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The Dow capped off its biggest three-day surge since 22.
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It also sparked a record surge in unemployment claims last week.
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We're going to surge testing and supplies and resources and mitigation.
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Malaysia has seen a surge in cases tied to the event.
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The office-decorating startup GroWrk has seen a surge in customers.
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That article prompted a surge of emails from Canada Letter readers.
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Here's a map that shows the areas facing a potential surge.
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County and city websites buckled under a sudden surge in traffic.
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The 20143 election cycle has brought a surge of female candidates.
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I'm trying to create a surge on behalf of Joe Biden.
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A raging storm surge coursed through its streets during Hurricane Irma.
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Cory Booker, former Maryland representative John Delaney, someone — might yet surge.
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She is counting on a debate surge to make the cut.
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"We still see a strong surge of Korean guests," she said.
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The record number was driven by a surge in illegal videos.
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Do prices surge on specific days or weeks of a month?
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There are, of course, other factors behind the stock market surge.
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But the surge of electrically charged particles can damage crucial technology.
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Just a modest increase, they argue, a "mini" surge of troops.
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Since July, Andrew Yang has seen the biggest surge in polling.
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Indiana took a lead during that surge that it never relinquished.
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Obama's surge was a failure, which he misrepresented as a success.
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In Boston, a 3-foot storm surge smashed against the city.
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Without question, hot demand is helping fuel the surge of issuance.
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Doctors are reporting a surge of patients with severe respiratory problems.
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Soon Instagram's growth in both users and ads began to surge.
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Will there be a political backlash, a surge of buyer's remorse?
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The latest surge in crypto-currency investments go far beyond bitcoin.
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And during a surge, the wait time will be inflated accordingly.
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Brazil has also seen a surge in meat demand from China.
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Fremstad is also betting on a surge in popularity for tequila.
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Strategists pointed to multiple reasons behind Friday's global surge in yields.
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Pete Buttigieg has recently enjoyed a surge in swing state polls.
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The surge in violent crime has largely targeted teenagers and minorities.
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The surge seemed unlikely after the first month of the season.
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This move comes after a surge in commercial real estate lending.
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The main reason for Trump's surge over the past few weeks?
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The once-blighted area has seen a recent surge in development.
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The surge of ocean water proved as dangerous as the wind.
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But a surge in Yahoo's stock price will ease the sting.
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Instead of surge, our island is now inundated with relief workers.
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Tinder has long seen a surge of user activity on Sundays.
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The Virginia Republican Party is unfazed by the surge of challengers.
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Thursday&aposs stock surge came after a stellar quarter for Amazon.
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Refinancing led the surge, thanks to a drop in mortgage rates.
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But the surge vastly outperformed economists' expectations of 1.375 million units.
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But a few developments have helped underpin the recent price surge.
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What's most astounding about Bezos' rise is his recent wealth surge.
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About half of all deaths in hurricanes come from storm surge.
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The global surge in Jew-hatred barely registers in the West.
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Gross's global unconstrained fund (JUCAX) initially enjoyed a surge of inflows.
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Americans and the world should welcome a surge in wage growth.
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Storm surge isn't the only source of flooding in this storm.
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A surge in overnight U.S. borrowing costs also supported the dollar.
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After Wednesday's surge, Apple's current market value is about $819 billion.
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"Whispers of a Trump surge are making the rounds," wrote Strauss.
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The students will provoke a triple-barreled surge in voter turnout.
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And the stronger the storm, the higher the surge will be.
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Toronto responded with a 10-1 surge to lead by 903.
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Cambodia has since seen a surge in rice exports to China.
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Harvey is expected to bring heavy rain and significant storm surge.
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These surge forces consisted of workers from across the federal government.
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But that drop was not enough to offset the Republican surge.
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The price surge encouraged once-shut Chinese steel producers to reopen.
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Damaging winds, floods, high surf and storm surge are still possible.
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The result was a brake the recent surge in world stocks.
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A surge in oil prices this year has helped profit growth.
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Scheifele keys third-period surge as Jets top Coyotes GLENDALE, Ariz.
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He also touted the Trump administration's response to the border surge.
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The storm surge overwhelmed the city's levees and flooded many neighborhoods.
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"I still think they can get a surge," Fish-Parcham said.
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The surge in support has not been limited to investigative groups.
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GRAPHIC - U.S. economic surprises surge as euro zone flags: here(4).
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True, the Biden surge cannot solely be blamed on virus panic.
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That could exacerbate damages from severe coastal flooding and storm surge.
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There was no such turnout surge in white, working-class Alabama.
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The same surge happened in Central America, in countries like Guatemala.
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Beyond Meat is responsible for the sudden surge in protein alternatives.
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Food shortages and an unrelenting surge in prices are overwhelming Venezuelans.
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"The surge of support for Guaidó came within weeks," he continued.
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There, pitchers are in the midst of a power surge, too.
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The surge followed Obama's re-election and the Sandy Hook shooting.
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Bodega workers who are worried about losing that rush hour surge.
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Storm surge was the main cause of death during Hurricane Katrina.
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A surge of adrenaline rang through my body like an alarm.
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Storm surge can become several feet high, and forecasters have said Barry could bring up to 4-6 feet of storm surge to parts of Louisiana and through the Mississippi-Alabama border, the weather service said.
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Photo: Michael Hession If you want to win friends and influence people at the coffee shop, pack an Accell Home or Away surge protector and turn that one last wall plug into two surge-protected outlets.
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The surge in violence risks undermining government plans to lure new investment to the oil and gas sector it needs to revive an economy hit by a surge in security spending and destruction by Islamic State.
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In other words, while the public is more open to a surge of activist government activity than at any time in the past six decades, the odds of actually getting such a surge remain relatively low.
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Hal Needham, a storm surge expert, wrote on his blog on Friday that the storm surge will be so prolonged that it will act to worsen inland flooding with a combo of freshwater and saltwater flooding.
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The company says that it tested out sending push notifications to alert users about surge periods in its app back in 2016, and found that it resulted in users forming 2.5x more matches during a swipe surge.
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According to the Associated Press, council chairman Ernie Martin called Uber's surge policy "predatory pricing" and said Uber will still be able to employ surge charges, but within limits to ensure people don't pay an "unreasonable price."
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Most people didn't have to pay surge pricing at all last night It also seems like Uber's surge wasn't really too bad this year, despite what you might think from reading mini horror stories in embedded tweets.
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Surviving Irma on Marco Island: 'It was a badass hurricane' Storm surge: Large portions of the island were flooded by a 3- to 4-foot storm surge, said Chris Bowden, spokesman for the Marco Island Fire Department.
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"CBP does not agree with the perception that Border Protection agents hired during the previous surge are more corrupt or have more integrity issues than those hired before or after the surge," she said in a statement.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Buyback Surge May Signal Danger, Not Growth" (Strategies, by Jeff Sommer, June 26): As your article's headline says, the surge in stock buybacks may signal danger, and certainly does not signal growth.
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It issued a storm surge warning for much of the Texas coast, and said surge flooding could reach heights of six to 10 feet between the northern entrance of the Padre Island National Seashore and Sargent, Texas.
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It essentially makes a Category 1 hurricane, which usually has a storm surge of 203-5 feet, have a storm surge into the 6-10 foot range -- what you would typically see from a Category 22018 hurricane.
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Yet Labour's national surge combined with tactical voting by opponents of Brexit.
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More money could surge into the race from other groups, as well.
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The result was a surge in payday lending by high-street names.
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Unfortunately, there's just not enough people to meet the surge in demand.
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Surge Bounties aren't meant to get you to the new max level.
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Her support may have caused a surge in voter registration, with Vote.
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Its digital ad revenue is expected to surge 54 percent this year.
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Visa last week reported an 11 percent surge in third-quarter profit.
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Plus, he's not convinced flavors alone caused a surge in teen use.
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When Germany votes in autumn, the populist surge will undoubtedly win headlines.
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When Mercury is in Gemini, expect a surge in energy and communication.
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There was, however, a surge in exports of consumer and other goods.
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The current storm surge watches in effect along the US Gulf Coast.
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Ocean storm surge could swell as high as 12 feet (3.6 meters).
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The Crisis Text Line also saw a surge after Williams committed suicide.
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On Thursday, President-elect Donald Trump boasted about the surge in stocks.
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But a surge in violence has cast a shadow over his term.
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Netflix's total is also a surge from its 34 nominations last year.
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The surge in pessimism has come with a corresponding slide in bullishness.
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Or is the search interest a leading indicator of a Yang surge?
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Orlando held an early nine-point lead before the Sixers' surge began.
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"We always expected it," Gibbons said of the recent surge before pausing.
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But corporate earnings have yet to catch up to justify that surge.
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Later, the Bruins used an 29-211 surge to put it away.
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Inventories have grown despite evidence that U.S. motor travel continues to surge.
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No surprise, really, that connected home sales experienced a surge last year.
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The surge in recalls came as U.S. traffic deaths have jumped dramatically.
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An early surge allowed the Bearcats to cruise to their latest victory.
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The greenback has benefited from a recent surge in U.S. bond yields.
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The final week of March saw a surge in Model 210 assembly.
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The trade developments really kicked off a surge in the United States.
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Those sales figures were also driven by a surge in gasoline prices.
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But the LME "Street" seemed to have seen this copper surge coming.
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I had never seen a 10x surge price before this past Saturday.
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Her experience prompted a surge of women into political office in 1992.
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Buttigieg's surge also seemed to come from support he stole from Biden.
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This is unlikely to be coupled with a similar surge in revenue.
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The recent surge in Initial Coin Offerings or ICOs only confirms this.
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I think you could be set up for a similar type surge.
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On Tuesday, storm surge warnings were issued from South Carolina to Virginia.
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That led to a largely organic surge in its popularity, EA claims.
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Experts expect storm surge of up to 14 feet following the hurricane.
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Officials predict the surge levels could reach up to 14 feet there.
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Casino executives and junket operators attributed the surge to the diplomatic row.
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Still, investors appear to be concentrating on a surge in operating expenses.
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Mr Trump launched his mini-surge in part to repudiate Mr Obama.
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It also features surge protection, temperature control, and has an indicator light.
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Storm surge flooding will continue on Friday and Saturday in the Carolinas.
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Five to 10 feet of storm surge is expected along the coast.
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Under Parker's leadership, Nike has seen its stock surge and sales climb.
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However, aid was closer in the years leading up to the surge.
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The crop is leading a surge in most soft commodities this month.
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And the surge in applications has a name: The Brian Cox Effect.
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An unprecedented surge of leftist activism and fundraising is evidence of that.
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"The surge of adrenaline is unlike anything I've ever experienced," she says.
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Another surge in the number of cases could also send stocks reeling.
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The new target represents a 49% surge from Friday's close of $77.12.
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The surge follows years of negligible imports of U.S. ethanol to Malaysia.
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The next surge in numbers is a question of when, not if.
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It seems inevitable the far-right Alternative for Germany Party will surge.
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Weve already seen a surge in litigation over oil and gas leasing.
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If costs surge, HS2 could be cancelled at next year's spending review.
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The name's unusual surge has made it the target of short sellers.
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The shares jumped 21% on Monday, following a 39% surge on Friday.
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Ride-hail services cost around $2.50 per mile, depending on surge pricing.
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Tesla Inc jumped 12.8%, building on a near 20% surge on Monday.
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At the same time, California saw a surge in green energy jobs.
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The recent surge to record highs have left stock with high valuations.
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So the argument has shifted to proxy issues, including the coca surge.
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Now the company's surge is driving the startup to its next phase.
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Great news, but 100+mph winds, rain & storm surge still likely pic.twitter.
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The surge in female voters that Clinton's campaign hoped for didn't materialize.
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The surge in political book-buying hasn't necessarily helped Barnes & Noble, however.
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Recent agreements will likely see those numbers surge in the coming months.
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So locals are understandably defensive in the face of Europe's environmentalist surge.
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For one thing, Clark County has seen a surge in early voting.
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This was a huge surge from 2.5 million just two years before.
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Sadly, our value proposition was as crappy as before the sales surge.
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Go deeper: A surge in youth vaping is driving the FDA's crackdown
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BTIG cited a full valuation after the stock's 27% surge this year.
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On Monday, though, organizers had already reported a big surge in sales.
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The repeated surge of share prices on Wall Street is getting monotonous.
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A few minutes later there was once again a surge of panic.
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So a surge in the deficit could risk disappointing his own constituency.
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Graviton Surge is also a great ultimate to pair with other ultimates.
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In the reporting that we see, there's been a surge in enthusiasm.
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Still, analysts don't expect the June surge to last through the summer.
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The company's plan to introduce summer surge pricing goes into effect today.
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This month's chipmaker stock surge hasn't been enough to escape correction territory.
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Dragic scored eight points and Bam Adebayo added five during the surge.
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Trade tensions have helped gold surge this month while stocks have lagged.
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Firms providing quake insurance saw a surge in calls inquiring about coverage.
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Headlines will be snow, but scary early surge projections for NJ coast.
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Honolulu's city council votes to cap surge pricing on ride-hailing apps.
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Symptoms include sudden chest pain, caused by the surge of stress hormones.
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The surge in prices ahead of October had encouraged increased U.S. drilling.
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Throughout the day, it's struggled to load under the surge of interest.
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So kids, let this be a warning: invest in a surge protector.
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Baltimore police doing 12-hour shifts after surge of violence The Rev.
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But western Florida beaches are flat, and the storm surge was stronger.
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When the issue fades back under the surge of the next headline.
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When there is surge pricing, you'll be quoted that more expensive fare.
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The retired neurosurgeon's sudden surge in the polls caught many by surprise.
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Despite IPO surge, Hong Kong investors aren't tech savvy, warns Razer CEO
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Gold is about to surge to multiyear highs, according to one megabull.
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As always, it's difficult to pinpoint the reasons behind Bitcoin's price surge.
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Technology shares were buoyed following an overnight surge by their U.S. counterparts.
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The Blaze also lacks built-in GPS, unlike Fitbit's pricier Surge watch.
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As we surge into the final episodes, three things have become clear.
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His surge revealed a Republican electorate that was more angry than joyful.
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Revenue also exceeded forecasts, helped by a surge in hotel room bookings.
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That surge outpaces the broader S&P 500's 12 percent rally.
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The yen has struggled in the wake of the dollar's recent surge.
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Verdict: At least she didn't try to blame it on surge pricing.
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The surge in Russian exports has contributed to a global grain glut.
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Not everyone is convinced of a long-term surge for oil, however.
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Texas and Louisiana in particular were set to see their payments surge.
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A similar surge accompanies revelries at the turn of the calendar year.
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A powerful storm surge left 93% of New Orleans underwater for weeks.
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Three factors may explain why we're seeing this surge in attacks now.
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Surge pricing benefits drivers by helping them earn more cash from Uber.
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The rebound was driven by a surge in the cost of gasoline.
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This surge marks a sharp contrast with the current makeup of Congress.
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Sexual assault has received a surge of public attention over recent years.
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A surge in U.S. payrolls could not support the market for long.
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She was distressed to learn about a surge in illegal logging there.
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All in all, the surge placed 20103 states under complete GOP control.
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Exploration firms for decades saw their stock prices surge on new discoveries.
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We know seas are rising, which influences the height of storm surge.
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I could have:Taken a rideshare for about $80–90, given surge pricing.
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"There continues to be a surge in debt," Arone told Business Insider.
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The surge of fear lately stems from the so-called Brexit vote.
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The two veterans helped inspire the Mets' second-half surge last season.
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Health officials have attributed the surge to Zika, a mosquito-borne virus.
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People should not be out there, water + additional surge will return. pic.twitter.
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Less popular still is the surge of temporary foreign workers, many unskilled.
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"We are encouraged by a recent surge of concern," the authors write.
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A surge in women's voting could make a huge difference this fall.
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Girard made a jumper with 233:03 left to stop Seattle's surge.
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Hunts Point Market will bear the brunt of this mammoth storm surge.
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Recent economic growth may have also contributed to the surge in receipts.
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I think in the end it literally came down to the surge.
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"We are encouraged by a recent surge of concern," the scientists wrote.
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And within Chicago, it's a small number of streets fueling that surge.
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A storm surge watch is in effect for Cape Lookout to Duck.
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It's no coincidence that its first surge in popularity came during wartime.
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A surge in agricultural prices between 2001 and 2012 is remembered fondly.
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The news prompted oil prices to surge to multi-year highs Thursday.
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The surge was a direct response to another drop in mortgage rates.
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However, the overarching worry is that bitcoin's dramatic price surge is unsustainable.
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The financial sector was flat, after a 2.3 percent surge on Monday.
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Here, women in California surge forward with their Trump signs held high.
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The gains came amid a big liquidity surge and improving economic fundamentals.
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Amazon jumped as much 12.8 percent after reporting a quarterly sales surge.
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Both candidates also lamented the surge in suicides among veterans, with Mrs.
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McGirt shot an eight-under 64 to surge up the leader board.
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The supply surge, in other words, has been pushed back to 231.
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ESPN is hoping to tap into the sports "unprecedented" surge in popularity.
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What is driving this surge in anti-immigrant populism in Western politics?
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A uniquely dysfunctional economy has created ideal conditions for the bitcoin surge.
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But after the killings in 1998, the brief surge in street-level
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The latest surge in Iran's human rights abuses reflects a similar dynamic.
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"Every Metro surge has made traffic awful," he said, referring to repairs.
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Despite a surge in election night traffic, the site did not crash.
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In 2013, Australia detained 2,7753 children during a surge of maritime arrivals.
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The Trump administration has taken a gamble by touting the market surge.
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Buttigieg's recent surge in Iowa and New Hampshire did not come up.
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Qatar's index closed 0.7 percent higher after a surge in late trade.
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The population surge is making real estate developers consider becoming cave-builders.
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Storm surge flooding could easily exceed these heights above normal tide levels.
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The result was a surge in productivity growth across the emerging world.
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While the surge in interest faded quickly, long term donations did rise.
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As it does, it is likely to bring on a storm surge.
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Facebook reported a surge in revenue and profit for the third quarter.
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That followed a 3.5 percent surge in durable goods orders in February.
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Since the election, there's been a surge of women running for office.
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SMU shook off some early shooting rust to surge ahead 21-2404.
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The response: a sudden surge of interest in investment in Saudi Arabia.
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Last year, ISIS organized a surge of attacks in the Muslim world.
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The surge means that bitcoin's market capitalization is now over $115 billion.
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In 2014, Coca Cola caved and brought SURGE back from the dead.
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A surge in support for Melenchon in recent weeks has unnerved markets.
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But with the additional challenges has come a surge in self-belief.
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I ate the whole meal and felt a tiny surge of pride.
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Moments is among a surge of erotic art by women, for everyone.
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It brought up to 23 feet of storm surge in some areas.
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The highest storm surge tends to occur with the hurricane's strongest winds.
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That speedy surge raises questions for Rinehart, the Iowa-based Peloton member.
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Storm surge warnings are the most common reason for mandatory evacuation orders.
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The glacier has been in a "surge" phase since May last year.
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The big surge happened the day after the "Brexit" vote, not before.
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All those unwanted calls have led to a massive surge in complaints.
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Another big shopping surge is expected in the final week before Christmas.
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The Clippers closed with a 20-17.63 surge to end the half.
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National polling around that time captures Warren's summer and early fall surge.
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Hospitals and other health care facilities need to prepare to surge safely.
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Yields move inversely to bond prices, which are rising as purchases surge.
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Large chain stores like these have been tested by the buying surge.
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More than that, I felt a warm surge of comfort and relief.
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The result is that most economists expect that surge to reverse itself.
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Anyway, when I say a huge surge in investment, I mean huge.
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But could oil prices surge and crash as they did in 2008?
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Sea level rise is beginning to bring higher storm surge, as well.
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The cyclone's storm surge, which pushed waves deep inland, swamped entire villages.
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Meanwhile, the promised surge in business investment is nowhere to be seen.
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"We are in a surge of white supremacy right now," says Pitcavage.
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Like other Souls-like games, you die a lot in The Surge.
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In addition to the heavy rainfall, storm surge contributed to coastal flooding.
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A similar analysis can be applied to the Hurricane Harvey storm surge.
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This set the stage for already-high tariffs to surge even higher.
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Over all, banks' earnings are expected to surge 34 percent in 20193.
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But the surge in weddings, it turned out, was a survival mechanism.
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And deaths are rising as baby boomers age and drug overdoses surge.
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Instagram and Twitter accounts focused on the cosmos saw their followings surge.
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Lojas Renner likewise stands to gain from a surge in consumer spending.
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When prices surge now, the app simply quotes only the higher price.
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The workplace platform warned on expected billings and a surge in expenses.
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Iceland has seen voter dissatisfaction surge in the face of multiple scandals.
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Biden has seen a surge of new support from big-money donors.
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Many analysts continue to misdiagnose the root cause of the populist surge.
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But a surge in Islamophobia now threatens to make it less welcoming.
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Both options turn a single power outlet into three surge-protected ones.
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"Every hospital has limited, finite ability to surge," said NYU Langone's Mulligan.
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"The reason you evacuate is for the storm surge," Dr. Masters said.
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Some areas were expecting a storm surge as high as 13 feet.
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It's also been seeing a surge in popularity during the coronavirus pandemic.
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This leaves coaches desperately looking for ways to combat the offensive surge.
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The Dow also capped off its biggest three-day surge since 22600.
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There has been a surge in spoofing-related prosecutions in recent years.
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A late surge of deadline-beating claims will swell the industry's bill.
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That brought a late surge of buyer interest to the spring market.
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He says that "unusual container surge" was a month ahead of schedule.
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When rates dip, its price soars; when they surge, its value plunges.
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Both Beyond (BYND) and Impossible have seen demand for their products surge.
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They don't control territory, but they have the ability to surge forces.
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"We know we're going to have a surge of patients," he says.
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Mr. Scott said the storm surge could reach 275 feet in places.
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It's the index's second highest point gain ever, just behind Monday's surge.
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That enthusiasm has led to a surge of Democrats running for office.
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On our computers we're seeing volumes surge, like for instance the QQQs.
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Square saw its user base numbers surge compared to a year earlier.
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Republicans acknowledged the surge of interest and energy powering Mr. Ossoff's campaign.
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The surge in speculative office buildings follows a period of residential development.
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The surge was driven by the Cullinan, Rolls-Royce&aposs first SUV.
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Its lyric is sure to bring a sudden surge of Pop tragedy.
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The announcement comes as infections surge in Iran, Italy and South Korea.
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Warren's surge in the polls has come at the expense of Sanders.
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Matt Barkley, starting for the injured Jay Cutler, led the late surge.
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Financial stocks gained 0.54 percent, tracking a surge in U.S. treasury yields.
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The surge erased October's 8.3 percent plunge in single-family home sales.
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But officials say a surge in drug-related crime reversed that trend.
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This is the most widespread surge in global civic unrest since 1989.
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Young estimates the storm surge to be between 15 and 20 feet.
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A surge in ridership has coincided with with the local subway system.
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One Wall Street firm thinks Tesla stock will surge 25% in 2020.
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But it's not the only one showing a surge of GOP excitement.
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The a virtual currency's 193,500 percent surge last year stoked investor demand.
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But Republican women have been showing a relative surge in recent years.
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The stock slide sparked a surge in the 10-Year Treasury yield.
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A huge surge of various restrictions on guns in different states followed.
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I have never gotten a surge of endorphins from exercise, not once.
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Ike was a Category 2, though it pushed a monster storm surge.
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For months, though, there was little sign among voters of that surge.
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I never seem to pack enough surge protectors for my new home.
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A surge of visitors to Montreal has helped supercharge the hotel boom.
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Apple tacked on more than $550 billion in an 85 percent surge.
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The early surge in Korean defense stocks moderated later during the session.
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The "Santorum Surge" had begun and it was off to the races.
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He felt a surge of liquid pour out of his belly. Blood.
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The surge of Black Girl Magic in tennis is likely just beginning.
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The reasons for this surge in youth e-cigarette use is clear.
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Despite the surge of cash, not all space projects find funding easily.
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In September, the NYPD noted the surge in anti-Semitic hate crimes.
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New York has experienced a surge of Australian immigration in recent years.
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A 10-2 surge gave the Colonials a 21-12 margin advantage.
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Monday's moves came after a surge for stocks in the previous session.
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Facebook's 277 stock surge has Mark Zuckerberg keeping some much-older company.
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It's not unprecedented for stocks to struggle even as corporate earnings surge.
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Ventures range from ginseng-infused face cream to an electricity surge protector.
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Spiked seltzer, an alcoholic companion, is also experiencing a surge in sales.
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A brief surge in in early summer is now a distant memory.
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Trump has touted the market's surge throughout his presidency, unlike his predecessors.
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Canadian universities have already detected a postelection surge in interest from overseas.
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Analysts at research house Roskill argue that such a surge is "unlikely".
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I always get a great surge of happiness when I go there.
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But the surge of "La La Land" (Interscope) is the biggest news.
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Storm surge warnings were in place along the Florida and Alabama coasts.
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Despite the surge, Irish whiskey is far from the top-selling spirit.
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They increased South Korea&aposs popularity, contributing to a surge in tourism.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) Can a Sanders surge carry him to victory?
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Banks rose 2.7 percent, helped by a 4.6-percent surge in HSBC.
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So why the weekend frenzy, the screaming headlines, the surge of protest?
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For FEMA, it's simply time to surge and get the job done.
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Confidence: Medium A surge of warmth seems a good bet into Monday.
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In Chicago, the surge in violence has become a national flash point.
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Would A.D.H.D. diagnoses surge once pediatricians started looking for it in preschoolers?
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The surge in value opened up ArtGo's shares to even more investors.
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The State Department set up a surge center in Jordan this year.
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But surge pricing "changed everything," he said, pointing to his fare meter.
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Given that sexual assaults are routinely under-reported, this surge was significant.
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Klobuchar's surge in New Hampshire also underlined the potential power of debates.
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I imagine most people feel a surge of pity for Mr. McCain.
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The Treasury minister predicts a surge to 5% in the fourth quarter.
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Broader healthcare stocks also benefited from CSL's surge to end 0.4% higher.
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That offset a 346.2% surge in orders for civilian aircraft and parts.
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Even with the Fed's efforts, the U.S. dollar index continues to surge.
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Mr. Bush stuck to his troop surge in Iraq, reaping unexpected gains.
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But the surge in wealth has also heightened expectations for career success.
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One of the most noticeable effects was a surge in stock buybacks.
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It was the first big mission of President Obama's 30,000-troop surge.
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Go deeper: MLB accused of juicing baseballs following historic home run surge
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Another option under consideration is a surge in troops to the border.
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The surge in core capital goods orders in February suggests further gains.
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So that was like one surge, and then it became more philosophical.
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We saw a 57 percent surge in anti-Semitic incidents in 2017.
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A surge in killings there last year forced mass displacements of people.
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The current surge is primarily families from Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.
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Backing up a bit, here's a simple question: What's a storm surge?
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But most of the force creating the surge is the onshore winds.
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The sea level had already risen, in a phenomenon called storm surge.
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And now it warns of life-threatening storm surge, flooding, and wind.
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Then, class-action lawsuits against the teams behind ICO projects will surge.
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The surge in data mining is happening against a changed regulatory backdrop.
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