So give O'Malley credit for getting to the top of the hill first, but they got to the top of the hill not long after, and I consider that a movement victory.
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For stunning views of the Adirondacks, options include driving the Whiteface Veteran's Memorial Highway to the top of Whiteface Mountain or taking an elevator to the top of the Olympic Jumping Complex.
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QUINTANILLA: YOU TOOK US TO THE TOP OF THE HOUR.
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We will get to the top of that mountain. Together.
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But they also look to the top of the ticket.
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How do you get to the top of this list?
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Then we're gonna go to the top of the mountain.
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Of course it shot to the top of the carts.
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Halep had risen to the top of the world rankings.
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Water is up to the top of the concrete median.
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What are you gonna do to the top of me?
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Sisyphus moved the boulder to the top of the hill.
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Now rising to the top of the beer world: foam.
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But who rose to the top of this adorable heap?
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So, which series rose to the top of our queue?
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Around 400 women have been to the top of Everest.
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He quickly ascends to the top of the leadership ranks.
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A trip to the top of sky-high Burj Khalifa, Dubai, UAE And lastly, but definitely not least, is a trip to the top of the world's tallest structure, reaching up over 829m high.
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How did you actually get to the top of the tower?
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Sure, some people zoom to the top of their chosen field.
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It quickly surged to the top of the app-store rankings.
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He would ensure its return to "the top of the pack".
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Then, we're going to go to the top of a mountain.
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He finally returned to the top of the charts with Nelson.
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I went to the top of my building and glared down.
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Getting back to the top of the app wasn't difficult before.
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She runs away and final to the top of a peak.
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It later climbed to the top of r/sports on Reddit.
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The book immediately shot to the top of best-seller lists.
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The pod can self-drive to the top of the tunnel.
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You don't usually promote a loser to the top of party.
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Those two tags shot to the top of Twitter's trending list.
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Amazingly, he has shot to the top of the quarterback charts.
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"Judy" made it to the top of the charts in 1968.
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But the one that rose to the top of the pile?
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So I will always climb to the top of that mountain.
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A stretcher was passed up to the top of the heap.
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Zidane's hands went straight to the top of his balding head.
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The issue has filtered to the top of the Chinese leadership.
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"It's moved to the top of virtually everyone's agenda," Silver said.
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They were soon headed to the top of the medal podium.
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Are any issues rising to the top of the midterm campaign?
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He climbs to the top of his ego and jumps off!
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Blaney took a different route to the top of his sport.
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You can then drag it to the top of the stack.
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Few women make it to the top of the business world.
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She sang her way to the top of the music world.
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I build a ramp to the top of a tall hill.
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Eventually this one made it to the top of the queue.
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Elsewhere, BTG soared to the top of the STOXX 600 on Tuesday.
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Your kid just went straight to the top of our nice list.
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It's a steep half-mile walk to the top of Clingmans Dome.
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The muscle attaches close to the top of our femur (thigh bone).
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Everything's about trying to get us to the top of the podium.
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Tom Hanks' Typewriter App Shoots To The Top Of The App Store
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It would be her final trip to the top of the charts.
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Elsewhere, German broadcaster ProSieben surged to the top of the European benchmark.
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Google ads pushed the site to the top of some search results.
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For this challenge, everyone must race to the top of the building.
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Climbing to the top of a building and leaping between the rooftops.
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That host can pin a post to the top of the page.
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It shot to the top of my "I'm glad I lived" moments.
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"I want to return to the top of the podium," Johaug said.
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Beazley surged to the top of the index during mid-morning deals.
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The lawsuit ruling immediately went to the top of the unofficial agenda.
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Trump shocked himself by shooting to the top of the Republican heap.
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Fox would jump to the top of the list of logical partners.
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Does it go all the way to the top of Young Money?
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The first girl didn't make it to the top of the hill.
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They began to take suspected homosexuals to the top of tall buildings.
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Previous Discovery students have gone on to the top of their classes.
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But Lewan has not exactly zoomed to the top of the charts.
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Now they'd ridden all the way to the top of Blueberry Hill.
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Now they'd ridden all the way to the top of Blueberry Hill.
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Mr. Nortz added some grooves to the top of the right foot.
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This would bring VTB to the top of Russia's grain trade league.
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Rafi had an outstanding mind and rocketed to the top of his class.
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He used his political acumen to navigate to the top of the House.
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But Phelps' rise to the top of his sport was not without stumbles.
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And it will stick to the top of your friends' feeds for days.
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Infrastructure repairs and energy development would move to the top of the list.
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Trump rocketed to the top of the polls by railing about illegal immigrants.
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You know, when the cream floats to the top of a milk bottle?
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Screw the stainless steel panel to the top of the work surface. 6.
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Japan is reportedly eyeing a return to the top of the supercomputer ranks.
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Since then, it's already risen to the top of the iTunes download charts.
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In June, a raccoon climbed to the top of a 25-story skyscraper.
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A new Spider-Man has swung to the top of the box office.
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I shall use it today to climb to the top of Corporate America.
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Between tournaments, these past predictions will move to the top of this page.
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Sometimes, Bell says, her account makes it to the top of the subreddit.
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Shares in Linde jumped to the top of the German blue-chip index .
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The stock rose to the top of the STOXX 600, soaring 10 percent.
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Altice rose to the top of the sector, up more than 19 percent.
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Using PlusPoints will allow passengers to jump to the top of the waitlist.
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Though only 30, Scholze has risen quickly to the top of his field.
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I'd probably put this one closer to the top of my own list.
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Our tour group took an elevator to the top of these "digester eggs."
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But she had never been to the top of the Empire State Building.
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Jorgensen's rise to the top of the triathlon world was fast and slow.
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And during the day, a few moved to the top of her tank.
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Did the debates send an unexpected candidate to the top of your list?
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Trump's rise to the top of the Republican field still felt familiar then.
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And so I climbed to the top of a butte in Eugene, Ore.
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She pinned her promise to the top of her Twitter page for months.
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Within weeks, he had shot up to the top of the Republican pack.
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In recent history, "surreal" rose to the top of searches after the Sept.
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The hit quickly rose to the top of the charts, peaking at no.
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A gondola had arrived to take him to the top of the mountain.
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Hundreds of protesters have blocked a road leading to the top of mountain.
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One is for tourists headed to the top of the iconic Sugarloaf Mountain.
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And Lise Davidsen has swiftly risen to the top of the opera field.
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And "Everest Rescue" follows fearless helicopter pilots to the top of the world.
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Shontell: And so how did you get to the top of Marie Claire?
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The virus makes the caterpillars climb to the top of plants, toward the sun.
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In fact, it is currently proudly pinned to the top of the account's page.
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After we eat, we hike to the top of a small mountain near us.
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Then he must take that map to the top of Trump Tower at dawn.
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Can it make it to the top of the all time box office list?
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It magnetically sticks to the top of the iPad so you don't lose it.
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Looking at individual stocks, NMC Health surged to the top of the European benchmark.
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However, shares rallied to the top of the FTSE 13, closing up 6.3 percent.
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And I think that's what's taken them to the top of the Premier League.
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Carter Show world tour concluded, she shot to the top of the list. 7.
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A rainbow flag was hoisted to the top of the city's iconic Space Needle.
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An outperformer was Kingfisher, which rose 1.9 percent to the top of the FTSE.
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Everything would also be pinned to the top of the screen, not the bottom.
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Released that September, it quickly shot to the top of the Billboard Dance charts.
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Adhere the pieces to the top of the pumpkin using a glue gun.3.
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Whatever it is, all of a sudden it goes to the top of Techmeme.
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ARMY's passion has helped propelled the act to the top of the Billboard 200.
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By comparison, Subaru has soared to the top of the latest car brand rankings.
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Just as important, digital education needs to extend to the top of the house.
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But meanwhile, illegal immigration has also risen to the top of the political agenda.
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Looking at individual stocks, Germany's Scout24 surged to the top of the European benchmark.
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I made it to the top of that hill, and there was another one.
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On the horizon, mist clings to the top of Mount Longonot, a dormant volcano.
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That's not enough to shoot to the top of the charts and cash in.
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It shows my grind from the bottom to the top of the CÎROC mountain.
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Shirt sleeves rolled up to the elbow, buttons to the top of his chest.
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His journey to the top of the masthead has been a remarkable career trajectory.
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The hashtag #WomenWhoVoteTrump jumped to the top of trending Twitter topics on Friday morning.
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Shares in Rubis soared to the top of the index, up over 5 percent.
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And it vaulted the Boston Celtics to the top of the Eastern Conference standings.
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Then when you reach December, you go back to the top of the ladder.
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For whatever reason, Madeline needs to make it to the top of the Mountain.
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SEO makes websites rise to the top of search results, based on specific tactics.
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She climbed back to the top of rowing when others would have given up.
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Imagine you've got a ribbon that you attach to the top of a cone.
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Still, several reform proposals seem to be rising to the top of the list.
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To access the Toolbar, move your cursor to the top of the screen.4.
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I can get from one window frame to the top of the next sill.
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Obesity now goes to the top of the list of things to focus on.
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Power, this year's Indianapolis 500 champion, returned to the top of the season standings.
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Since that time, he has shot up to to the top of prediction markets.
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It was the first time ABC had ever ascended to the top of television.
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Birdman, reveal how they made it to the top of the hip-hop industry.
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"This one is really incredible," she said, pointing to the top of the stack.
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Since then, the Mets have risen to the top of the wild-card race.
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Looking at individual stocks, Telecom Italia surged to the top of the European benchmark.
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Gmail uses an algorithm to nudge these emails to the top of your inbox.
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On the day it happened, we'd walked up to the top of a hill.
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We get to the top of the hill and we chill for a sec.
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As for "Endgame," its climb to the top of the box office charts continues.
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Others bobbed to the top of the 400 through hard work and shrewd investments.
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It's been quite a journey back to the top of the golf for Tiger.
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Can rich people really buy their way to the top of organ donor lists?
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If his eyes ever roamed to the top of my head, my heart stopped.
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They climb to the top of the tower, and the bear tries to follow.
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That will move the American economy back to the top of the worldwide heap.
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"Are you sure we can't go to the top of the hill?" she asked.
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I'd love to take you to the top of one of Manhattan's tallest towers.
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Making sure there's enough food is typically close to the top of the list.
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We hiked with phone flashlights along two trails to the top of the hill.
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No issue has moved as quickly to the top of both countries' priority lists.
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So we won't see Donald Trump's tweets pinned to the top of everyone's feeds.
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But what if you never make it to the top of the pay scale?
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I climbed the trees — that is, I marched to the top of the steps.
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This weekend he turned heads when he hiked to the top of Mount Timpanogos.
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Recently, the idea went all the way to the top of the Tennessee government.
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This time his name appears to be rising to the top of the pack.
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Warren has risen to the top of the field in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The result is that housing has jumped to the top of Sacramento's legislative agenda.
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The tweet will then be pinned to the top of your Twitter profile page.
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The existential threat has already climbed close to the top of Democratic voters' priorities.
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If there are fresh cracklings, this item moves to the top of my list.
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It signaled the rise of economists to the top of the federal regulatory apparatus.
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The road leading to the top of the mountain is unpaved, rocky and winding.
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Lyft's app subsequently soared to the top of the Apple app store's download list.
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The stock jumped to the top of the benchmark, up more than 17 percent.
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That's what it takes to make it to the top of New York nightlife.
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A printout of the runway shot is taped to the top of the hanger.
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They all have new and exciting jobs to add to the top of their resumés.
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The tracking ring has moved from around your knuckles to the top of the controller.
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Tourists can get to the top of the tower using the lift for £27 ($34).
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This morning, Mixer has shot to the top of the App Store's free app charts.
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This morning, Mixer shot to the top of the App Store's free app charts. 5.
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If he thinks that, then that person is going to the top of the list.
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He has got to the top of the kill-or-be-killed entertainment industry, somehow.
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Its shares rose 2.9 percent to the top of the German blue-chip DAX index .
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She's moved to the top of the polls and has largely had favorable media coverage.
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The Rams traded big as well to get to the top of the first round.
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Either way, this one is going right to the top of my summer jams playlist.
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Quickly, these keygens floated to the top of search engines, making user piracy even easier.
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Donald Trump's racist, xenophobic, misogynistic rise to the top of the GOP mountaintop is undeniable.
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You can also pick a favorite song to pin to the top of your profile.
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"Endgame's" meteoric rise to the top of the box office wasn't luck, it was strategy.
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Home (or Fn+left cursor key) - jump right to the top of a web page.
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Marks & Spencer rose to the top of the FTSE in later trading, gaining 3 percent.
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After Alice's account is taken over, she shoots up to the top of the charts.
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Getting the channels you use most often to the top of the pile is simple.
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It's the same phenomenon that's driving Nazi memes to the top of fringe message boards.
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Minter's rise to the top of the charts was rocky to say the very least.
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That's when she planted the seed of her ascent to the top of our minds.
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Dragging a window to the top of the screen will make it full screen. 5.
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After graduation, I made millions of dollars climbing to the top of Mount Wall Street.
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The new Aibo quickly shot to the top of my list of most anticipated reviews.
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"He got us to the top of every major keyword within months," Francis remembers fondly.
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Conspiracy theorist Mark Dice appears close to the top of Google searches for Keith Scott.
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Twitter's algorithm lets typos rise to the top of trends as we saw with #LasVagasShooting.
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Shares in Bayer rose 1.2 percent to the top of Germany's blue-chip DAX index .
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You don't get to the top of the sport with big holes in your game.
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One day, we went to the top of a beautiful Victorian brownstone on Ingram Street.
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I learned that anything about yoga sails to the top of the most-emailed list.
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PA) rose 4.4 percent to the top of the CAC 40, while Wood Group (WG.
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You get to the top of a mountain by taking one step at a time.
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Conveyor belts called "magic carpets" take skiers and snowboarders to the top of the hill.
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Clinton with an opportunity to thrust the Supreme Court to the top of voters' concerns.
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Sure enough, when Ray started doping, he gradually rose to the top of the field.
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Mary Barra rose to the top of General Motors after 33 years at the company.
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If their review is positive, the game usually soars to the top of sales charts.
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Italy's new populist government has thrust migration to the top of the European Union agenda.
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Using a slotted spoon, transfer the egg to the top of the bowl of porridge.
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In 2007, her "memoir" Love and Consequences rose to the top of best-seller lists.
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Using a fire escape, he climbed to the top of a building three addresses down.
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Urban explorers who made it to the top of the tower have left their mark.
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After several weeks of climbing to the top of both state and national polls, Sen.
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The pitch elevated Fulmer to the top of the American League rookie class this season.
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Biden's ascendance Biden's climb back to the top of the Democratic field alongside Vermont Sen.
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During the Moore scandal, he ascended to the top of the cable-news ratings heap.
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Trump first jumped to the top of the Reuters/Ipsos national poll in July 2015.
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But those proposals contained few details and rarely rose to the top of his agenda.
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I actually have a Bluetooth keyboard that I glued to the top of the treadmill.
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For now, Lynn has tempered her ambition about climbing to the top of her profession.
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Donald Trump basically spent no money and cruised to the top of the Republican field.
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By the time you get to the top of that company, it's 65 perent male.
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Two kidnappers fall for her and move her to the top of a wind turbine.
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Before ascending to the top of Manhattan's social pyramid, the family lived in genteel poverty.
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Important updates from the government are sometimes pinned to the top of a user's feed.
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Fears about a flagging economy have jumped to the top of President Donald Trump's mind.
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Misra said playing internal politics didn't propel him to the top of the Vision Fund.
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We hike to the top of the hill for views of the village down below.
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All that spending hasn't catapulted him to the top of the field, but it's helped.
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That pushes the group to the top of the list in terms of ETF ownership.
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Amadio lifted a shot to the top of the goal from the slot, beating Crawford.
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In the event, competitors raced to the top of the rope using only their hands.
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Pokémon Go, the augmented-reality game, had soared to the top of the download charts.
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The video was pinned to the top of Trump's Twitter feed as of Thursday afternoon.
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Barclays shares rose to the top of the FTSE 100, up by nearly 4 percent.
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But the year of outlandish politics is not limited to the top of the ticket.
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It soared to the top of the market, valued at nearly $1003 billion in 2018.
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"When you get to the top of the mountain, you become the mountain," Saban says.
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But her serve is what has vaulted her to the top of the women's game.
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Its shares surged to the top of the European benchmark, closing up nearly 17 percent.
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Spaniard Nadal's withdrawal in Paris meant Djokovic returned to the top of the world rankings.
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Another clip surfaced and shot to the top of Twitter&aposs trending metric early Sunday.
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Daniel Arnold: I moved to the top of Nassau in October of 2012, I think?
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That conflict both predated and helped fuel Trump's rise to the top of the party.
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This is why Garland and Sri Srinivasan made it to the top of the shortlist.
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The bank has promoted two bankers to the top of its leveraged finance business, it announced.
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In 2014, Reid was victorious once more, beating 1,500 people to the top of the podium.
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Shapiro: The first step in our evolution was getting to the top of the food chain.
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I was climbing up to the top of the boat but stuff was flying around everywhere.
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Like most things KarJenner, the app game almost immediately climbed to the top of the charts.
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It'd be like getting close to the top of the mountain and say, 'Ah, that's good.
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The news sent the lender to the top of the STOXX 600, closing 18.4 percent up.
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It wouldn't occur to them they couldn't rise to the top of whatever field they choose.
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If it generates a lot of "engagement," it gets moved to the top of the pile.
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Hopefully, Live Die Repeat and Repeat will make its way to the top of the list.
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"Thank U, Next" went right to the top of the Billboard Hot 10 upon its release.
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He scales the beams to the top of the 310 meter high skyscraper without any equipment.
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The prototype also struggled when the remote wasn't directly pointed to the top of the bag.
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Shockingly, Trump's circus act has carried him to the top of the Republican ticket for president.
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A rescue helicopter dispatched to the top of Grossglockner mountain in Austria crashed earlier this week.
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And you can forget using them to rise to the top of the UFC fighting leagues.
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The news sent Syngenta shares to the top of the STOXX 600, ending 10.6 percent up.
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This shortcut makes it easier to bump your favorite apps to the top of the list.
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He has been buoyed to the top of GOP politics on a bigoted tide of birtherism.
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And a whole new set of nut butters have risen to the top of grocery carts.
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Mr. Owens took their song "Sam's Place" to the top of the country charts in 1967.
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The changes raised authoritative journalistic content to the top of search queries involving major news events.
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The photo made its rounds on the internet, climbing to the top of Reddit's front page.
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Looking at individual stocks, France's Sopra Steria Group surged to the top of the European benchmark.
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After Trump's election, getting an IUD flew to the top of many people's to-do lists.
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About as bad as driving up to the top of this slope in the first place.
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Its shares surged close to the top of the benchmark, up by 8 percent on Thursday.
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But he and his colleagues were older workers close to the top of their salary grades.
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He later became too frustrated to speak and just screamed to the top of his lungs.
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Add your favorite cheese to the top of the bread (for the inside of the sandwich).
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Looking at individual stocks, Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank surged to the top of the European benchmark.
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Rightmove jumped to the top of the benchmark in trade, up by more than 5 percent.
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Everything was always a competition: racing to the top of the stairs or in the pool.
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I climbed to the top of the dunes, ready for the crash of the front lines.
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THR adds that 1984 has made its way back to the top of Amazon's bestsellers list.
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Her newly released game, Kendall and Kylie, has soared to the top of the free charts.
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Yet those remarks have failed to blunt his rise to the top of the GOP polls.
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When Roots hit the market, it went to the top of bestseller lists for 22 weeks.
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And ambitious ones -- as Haley is -- think about making it to the top of their profession.
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"We need to surf to the top of the wave to recover the country," he said.
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The announcement took the stock to the top of the European benchmark, up by 15 percent.
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There, he became known — widely — for climbing to the top of the high dive and roaring.
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Howard Dean (D) raced to the top of the pack when he cornered anti-war voters.
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As of Wednesday morning, she had also "pinned" the tweet to the top of her profile.
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The newest Ali books, recently rushed into print, hardly rise to the top of the stack.
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Add the co-founder/CEO of Medium, Ev Williams, to the top of that list, now.
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Instead, you'll choose a company that can help you rise to the top of your profession.
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Congrats my man on overcoming so much to get back to the top of that mountain!
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The following day, the spacecraft was lifted to the top of the Delta IV Heavy rocket.
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Several small landslides had occurred and rivers were rising close to the top of their banks.
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However, complaints about the affordability of homes have risen to the top of the political agenda.
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Attached to the top of the ring is a vibrating bullet to hit a partner's clit.
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Despite this, he's drawn huge crowds to his rallies and soared to the top of polls.
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The new gadget is a clip on peripheral that attaches to the top of a display.
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Since then, more than 23,000 people have climbed Mount Everest to the top of the world.
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Triantaphyllis and Fletcher are two other candidates who have risen to the top of the pack.
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How One America News Network quietly rose to the top of Trump's must-watch TV list
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By 2017, tourism had risen to the top of a list of Barcelona's most pressing concerns.
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Pandemics, epidemics, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, droughts and earthquakes have sprung to the top of presidential agendas.
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That's inspiring, someone who works outside the system and still gets to the top of it.
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Whenever she tells me to read a book, it vaults to the top of my list.
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Nicknamed F.A.A., Auger-Aliassime seems headed on a flight path right to the top of tennis.
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The contemporary art world is flooded with money that goes to the top of the pyramid.
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That story, labeled "Pep Talk," is pinned to the top of her page as a highlight.
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The photo shot to the top of Reddit's front page and collected more than 2,100 comments.
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Publisher Future Plc surged 40.7% to the top of the midcap index after upbeat earnings forecast.
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Over their decades in Washington, they have taken divergent paths to the top of Democratic politics.
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The original video has 6.2 million views and #broomstickchallenge soared to the top of Twitter's trends.
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And he has been to the top of K2 and is the best climber in Poland.
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Times readers loved that piece and it vaulted to the top of the most-read charts.
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"I have climbed to the top of the greasy pole," Disraeli said, on reaching Downing Street.
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He took her to the top of the mountain, and down they went, side by side.
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Friday's report comes as Sanders surges to the top of the pack in the Democratic primary.
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"Then you will be on your way to the top of the world," the guide reads.
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You're a blue-skinned barbarian with only one goal: get to the top of the level.
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Jerry Brown with an inbox stacked to the top of the panel with legislation to sign.
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Video that she posted to Instagram showed water rising to the top of boat dock structures.
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I had imagined a smooth carpet of ice that led to the top of the glacier.
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I think Americans should be out in the streets screaming to the top of their voice.
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Hiscox, an underwriter of Lloyd's, rose to the top of the index, up by 7.264 percent.
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Ascending to the top of the field typically takes a galvanizing theme, which she didn't have.
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But for many visitors, getting to the top of Mont Blanc is the most powerful draw.
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But for many visitors, getting to the top of Mont Blanc is the most powerful draw.
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Lafrenière would be thrilled to bring Quebec back to the top of the N.H.L. draft board.
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The aftershocks will propel the Trump wiretapping story back to the top of the political conversation.
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But in London, to get to the top of a skyscraper, you'd hop in the lift.
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Instagram Stories launched on August 2nd, adding an exact copy of Snapchat Stories to the top of the popular Instagram feed Instagram Stories launched on August 2nd, adding an exact copy of Snapchat Stories to the top of the popular Instagram feed Suddenly, Snapchat slowed down.
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Up until a couple of minutes ago it was pinned to the top of his profile. pic.twitter.
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Strowman grabbed Owens&apos fist and hair as he pulled him to the top of the ladder.
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I'll add that I like the literal "red flags" Bennett added to the top of the venue.
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His 20163-inch reach, swiftness and thunderous punching power shot him to the top of the sport.
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The ceremony also honored seven brothers who all have made it to the top of the world.
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Their shares were all up between 3 and 6 percent to the top of the STOXX 600.
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Firefighters climbed to the top of the 54-floor building to put out the three-alarm fire.
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Its shares rose 2.85 percent to the top of the German blue-chip index by 1138 GMT.
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"I noticed that the water was all the way to the top of the window," Jenkins said.
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Their shares were all up between 3.6 and 6.1 percent to the top of the STOXX 600.
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More importantly, a separate crisis in the Eastern Mediterranean jerked migration to the top of Europeans' concerns.
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We can easily get basically to the top of the volcano by car, especially in the summer.
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ExpressVPN makes it to the top of most VPN rankings, and it is really hard to beat.
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After a slow start, he has climbed his way to the top of the late night ratings.
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Trump has articulated an anti-abortion position while surging to the top of the Republican presidential race.
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As I come up to the top of a sit-up, I let an unexpected one loose.
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People climb to the top of what once was the Okjökull glacier for the memorial in Iceland.
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Looking at individual stocks, chipmaker AMS surged to the top of the European benchmark during morning trade.
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Shares in Wirecard jumped 10 percent to the top of Germany's blue-chip index by 1240 GMT.
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With Super Chat, viewers pay to pin their comment to the top of the live chat window.
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Users compete to make it to the top of leaderboards or to be featured on the app.
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The 1955 French expedition to the top of Mount Makalu, between Nepal and Tibet, also wore Moncler.
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Baldassare noted that homelessness moving to the top of the list of concerns was an astonishing finding.
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"Jake and I hiked up to the top of Columbia Point, honoring the Columbia crew," he said.
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Because I did, too, during this date — and whisks Kendall to the top of the Eiffel Tower.
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China has risen to the top of the list of importers of oil from the United States.
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Namely, latching onto popular hashtags and helping to push them to the top of Twitter's trending topics.
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Wild mashups of Ewan MacGregor firing garlic bread from trebuchets shot to the top of enemy subreddits.
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Her ghost, dressed in blue, makes the walk from her grave to the top of the hill.
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It's already rising to the top of Spotify, YouTube and Billboard charts — and it's only Dec. 20033.
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Meanwhile, Maduro has pinned a post about the salsa show to the top of his Twitter feed.
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As far as Valentine's Day clichés go, wine is pretty close to the top of the list.
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That would be the highest since 1950 and dangerously close to the top of the city's levees.
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Being tough on immigrants is what shot wall-builder Trump to the top of the GOP charts.
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It took a month for the "Despacito" remix to climb to the top of the Billboard charts.
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You can do it, little guy, you can make it to the top of this darn hill.
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Tim Ryan (Ohio) helped shoot her to the top of Google search rankings after the first debates.
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First-quarter results helped propel Rotork shares up 7 percent to the top of the index, however.
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While they are strong partisans, they are not necessarily attached to the top of their party's ticket.
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Some stay pinned to the top of the list, while others are always relegated to the bottom.
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ET. Back in Europe, Ireland's Glanbia surged to the top of the European benchmark during morning trade.
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Numericable-SFR soared to the top of benchmarks, up over 12 percent while Altice jumped 9.3 percent.
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The closer to the top of the chart, the more dependent that industry is on imported goods.
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Looking at individual stocks, Germany's Wirecard surged to the top of the European benchmark during morning trade.
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If that did happen, a more electric candidate might rocket to the top of her short list.
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Once that steam drives the turbines that generate power, it's pumped to the top of the tower.
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It's no coincidence that in January, Orwell's 1949 novel jumped to the top of best-seller lists.
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They've shot to the top of Reddit, been featured on CollegeHumor, and appeared in several viral tweets.
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Viewers were meant to climb to the top of the ladder, where a magnifying glass hung above.
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The political scientist Jennifer Victor keeps a stark missive pinned to the top of her Twitter account.
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The ride is taller than the Statue of Liberty from torch to the top of its pedestal.
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When the researchers moved them to the top of the tank, they quickly returned to the bottom.
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I imagine that is the feeling people get when they get to the top of Mount Everest.
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It has moved its categories out of a side menu and to the top of the screen.
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Micro-satellites can also be strapped to the top of the rover and deployed in lunar orbit.
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In some cases, they go to the top of a tall building, in others a train station.
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A few Remotes trekking up to the top of Fansipan, the highest peak in the Indochina region.
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It will take more than just Porter to lift Mizzou to the top of the SEC, though.
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Elsewhere, international private hospital group Mediclinic rose to the top of the benchmark, up by 17 percent.
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Ross Dress for Less is a newcomer to the top of Market Force's favorite fashion retailer list.
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That we need to ace the performance of life, and rise to the top of our spheres.
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One smaller American airline, meanwhile, has managed to climb to the top of the United States pack.
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Elsewhere, a lumberjack takes a chainsaw to the top of a pine tree-like nug of weed.
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But since the 2016 election, the climate crisis has risen to the top of Democratic voters' concerns.
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John Lewis, March, the Georgia congressman's graphic novel memoir, leaped to the top of Amazon's bestsellers list.
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He gives a command and the drone leaps to the top of the canyon in an instant.
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People will do crazy things to get to the top of the "real money slots" search rankings.
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"I am happy to see these steps making it to the top of the list," Boneparth said.
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When either of the game's playable characters dies, their ghost floats to the top of the screen.
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It quickly climbed to the top of a popular best-seller list, outpacing even the season's novels.
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Hiking trails take guests to the top of the Pinnacle and Table Rock mountains for sweeping views.
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Looking at individual stocks, Inmarsat rose to the top of the index, bumping up the telecoms sector.
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We took the elevator up to the top of the towers and stepped into the Champagne Suite.
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She has written her way to the top of the industry, bon mot by rapid bon mot.
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But the rotation has been thinned and battered by injuries to the top-of-the-line starters.
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"If Only" itself didn't chart, but "Sí" made its way to the top of the Billboard 200.
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ET, Obama's tweet catapulted to the top of the Twitter totem, setting a new all-time record.
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On Sunday, dozens of people hiked to the top of the rocky volcano where Okjökull once stood.
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The news lifted peer DS Smith by 4.9 percent to the top of the FTSE leader board.
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"It brings a legislative issue right to the top of the mind of a member," she said.
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There have been strong rallies from the bottom of the band to the top of the band.
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Elsewhere, AB Foods ended close to the top of the European benchmark, up by over 2.5 percent.
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At night, we'd walk to the top of our stairway and see if there was any action.
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Capita shares rocketed to the top of the Stoxx 600 rising more than 13 percent on Monday.
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The moves take it to the top of a $1.20-$1.27 range it has held since October.
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But, Larry says SIX championships in 19 years pushes TB12 straight to the top of the list.
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Traveling to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro doesn't have to be physically or financially impossible or dangerous.
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Whether it can carry Moulton to the top of a crowded Democratic field remains to be seen.
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How do you determine what needs to go straight to the top of your must-listen pile?
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It has also brought back the issue of migration to the top of the EU's political agenda.
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Its shares rose 2.3 percent to 66.54 euros to the top of Germany's blue-chip DAX index .
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They were also climbing to the top of Tai Tung Shan on the offshore island of Lantau.
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His rise to the top of a fractious and fratricidal guerrilla movement was itself a remarkable achievement.
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My circus ambitions were modest and incremental: I wanted to climb to the top of the fabric.
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The trip took it closer to the top of Saturn's atmosphere than any spacecraft had been before.
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We tell our boys to climb to the top of the monkey bars and just jump headfirst.
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He climbed to the top of the polls in this election by calling Mexicans rapists and killers.
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I surmise that this will help push my query to the top of Google's to-do pile.
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This victory, coupled with Tennessee's loss at Arizona, moved Jacksonville to the top of the A.F.C. South.
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Also, it's unlikely Woods could have returned to the top of his sport with physical therapy alone.
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Outdoing the Tundra in multiple categories, though, isn't enough to rise to the top of the class.
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We have more than a million pounds of the soil lifted to the top of our roofs.
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One chases the other up to the top of the cat tree and won't leave her alone.
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I add a dab of raspberry jam to the top of the cracker because I'm an aesthete.
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And every year without fail, the books shot to the top of the nonfiction best-seller list.
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Going to the top of the education ranks likely means you will become a teacher or professor.
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Normally, our tongue rises to the top of the mouth and propels saliva, liquid or food backward.
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I headed next to the top of the valley, to Treveri Cellars, known for its sparkling wines.
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Add the rum to the top of the drink and garnish with a mint sprig, if using.
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The only other time Baylor has ascended to the top of the poll was three seasons ago.
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No, not Cars, which correctly didn't make it anywhere close to the top of Vox's Pixar rankings.
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Recently, I noticed a different kind of bot clawing to the top of Mr. Trump's Twitter replies.
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It's a tie game after nine innings, folks, and we're heading to the top of the 10th.
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They walked to the top of the road, took a left and went to the third house.
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The Charts Bundles and 135 million streams returned the rapper to the top of the Billboard 200.
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Eventually, Ms. Hussaini's wooden coffin, draped in green velvet, was secured to the top of the van.
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How do you manage to rise to the top of Senate and stay there for 13 years?
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They didn't get to the top of the list until he was a year and a half.
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Given all that, Avenue 5 just rocketed to the top of our binge-worthy winter watch list.
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The speeches began, and Ellison moved to the top of a staircase, where a narrow lectern stood.
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By the market close, the firm jumped to the top of the STOXX 600, up 7.65 percent.
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Clooney made it to the top of the list thanks to the sale of his tequila business.
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Trump will also embark on a ceremonial ride to the top of the 555-foot tall structure.
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The song quickly began racking up streams and climbed to the top of Billboard's Hot Country chart.
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Once again, immigration has been propelled to the top of the political agenda for another European vote.
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His fine goal ensured a return to the top of the La Liga table for the visitors.
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THE TOPLINE: Terrorism returned to the top of Washington's agenda Monday after the massacre in Orlando, Fla.
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That debt was not close to the top of the ranges listed on the financial disclosure reports.
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And this problem isn't isolated to the top of the agency; it is prevalent throughout the ranks.
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Extra fun: Tyrion goes to the top of the Wall and crosses something off his bucket list.
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The Patriots got back to the top of the A.F.C. standings thanks to Brady's impressive final drive.
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Apple needs to add an option to the top of Notification Center to clear all your notifications.
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YouTube has removed conspiracy theory videos that made it to the top of the site's trending section.
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Zinke's Interior Department has dramatically overhauled its priorities—elevating fossil fuels to the top of its agenda.
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In these new iterations, Izumi runs up the edge of a ruler to the top of a building and jumps from the cap of a Gatorade bottle to the top of a glass vase, all done in an inhumanly perfect synchrony indicative of an unfathomable amount of pre-planning.
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Since Mr. Carson rose to the top of Iowa polls last year, his campaign has faced major upheavals.
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If it rises to the top of its class for political or cultural reasons, that is another story.
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So, how did this convincing scam make it all the way to the top of Google's search results?
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Then, "busbars," or strips of metal that can conduct electricity, are added to the top of the pack.
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Donald Trump shot to the top of the GOP polls within a few weeks of entering the race.
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McHugh refused to apologize for her statement, pinning the offending tweet to the top of her Twitter page.
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Sales of his dystopian novel, "23," surged to the top of Amazon charts after President Donald Trump's inauguration.
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This is a candidate who rocketed to the top of the GOP primary polls by calling Mexicans rapists.
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I climbed to the top of the mountain and my feet did what I needed them to do.
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Looking at other individual stocks, Delivery Hero surged to the top of the European benchmark during afternoon deals.
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Rihanna's take adds a touch of fur to the top of the ankle in both coffee and ivory.
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However, the funds rate had been drifting to the top of its range, most recently trading at 2.45%.
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Donald J. Trump has soared to the top of the Republican presidential field with an immigration-bashing pitch.
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Eventually our flight made it to the top of the departure board—the worst delayed of the day.
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This helped stocks of precious metals miners Randgold Resources and Fresnillo to the top of the FTSE 100.
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News of the deal lifted shares in broadcaster ITV by 4% to the top of the FTSE 100.
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A man stops on his way to the top of what once was the Okjökull glacier in Iceland.
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Macron shunted the blazes fires to the top of the summit agenda after declaring them a global emergency.
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You'll have to climb a ladder up to the top of the bookshelves, where the bed is located.
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It'd be like getting close to the top of the mountain and be like, 'That's it, I'm good.
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News of the deal lifted shares in broadcaster ITV by 2.4% to the top of the FTSE 100.
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I climbed to the top of the mountain, and my feet did what I needed them to do.
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From Sevnica directly to the top of the world, because she has a nose for the right man.
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Warren has electrified grassroots liberals and leapt to the top of the pack as an expert on policy.
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As a result, Lyft rose to the top of the app store, past Uber for the first time.
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It's not necessarily Google's fault that such a result found its way to the top of the pile.
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Then, he suggests leaking documents that would likely move someone else to the top of the kill list.
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And within 24 hours, Beyonce's Lemonade went straight to the top of both Pirate Bay and Kickass Torrents.
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Bombchel offers a "resort" pant with slits up each side that go to the top of the thigh.
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Those aren't going to be enough to help it scramble back to the top of the console heap.
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The 2002 merger was supposed to propel HP past Dell to the top of the global PC market.
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If you build a new stadium, you go right to the top of the list for Super Bowls.
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Drag the app to the top of the screen, release, and Android will launch into split screen view.
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An era when alcohol was banned, and illegal spirits outlets rose to the top of the party scene.
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Entocycle plans to grow its business by going directly to the top of the agricultural food chain: supermarkets.
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Smaller factions within the party, like libertarians, battled to push their policies to the top of the agenda.
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For Wegmans, this is the second consecutive year it's made its way to the top of the charts.
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The next-generation Echo will reportedly have a seven-inch touchscreen attached to the top of the speaker.
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Mr Saakashvili climbed to the top of an eight-storey building and rallied his supporters from the roof.
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The chain began their legendary rise to the top of the coffee industry at Seattle's Pike Place Market.
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In the wake of the Times story, the Twitter hashtag #lasttimetrumppaidtaxes shot to the top of trending topics.
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I miss hiking across the creek to the top of the mountain and looking at the black hawks.
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With all that money involved, there is stiff competition to bring clients to the top of the world.
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It was his ruthlessness and his intelligence that catapulted him to the top of the Hip Sing pyramid.
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When ad-supported video is taken into account, YouTube rises to the top of the streaming music services.
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And those who do get bumped up to the top of the waiting list due to their donation.
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Looking at individual stocks, Germany's Gea Group surged to the top of the European benchmark amid earnings news.
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Actively seeking out new jewelry brands never seems to make it to the top of our priority lists.
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Before the vigil, the royals climbed to the top of the newly-renovated monument to view the battlefield.
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When standing, it helps to imagine a string attached to the top of your head, pulling you upwards.
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Temerko won entrée to the top of the Conservative Party during David Cameron's premiership that began in 22016.
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Inada has no illusions about the difficulty of making it to the top of the male-dominated LDP.
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Political observers in the state say the Senate race is unequivocally tied to the top of the ticket.
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Johnson started climbing indoors as a child and rose to the top of the gym climbing competition circuit.
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"Tulsa ranked No. 1 in industry variety, which propelled them to the top of the list," said Gonzalez.
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Soon after, a meme depicting the entertainer as a gold digger rose to the top of the pile.
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Bieber then climbed to the top of the ruins and mooned everyone, which enraged the already upset staff.
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Carson shot to the top of the Republican pack last year but faltered in the early nominating contests.
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His thread quickly drummed up hundreds of comments and shot to the top of the /r/IAMA subreddit.
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The post, which was originally pinned to the top of the account's Twitter feed, has since been deleted.
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With the success of the Switch, Nintendo is putting itself back to the top of the console competition.
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She also asked for a note to be written out and taped to the top of the box.
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As technology has progressed, privacy has moved from the fringe to the top of the public policy agenda.
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This would have put them in an excellent position to roar to the top of the food chain.
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If you're highly rated, you're more likely to be pushed to the top of high-rated people's queues.
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Looking at individual stocks, Gemalto soared near to the top of the benchmark, up more than 8 percent.
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Truckmaker Volvo soared to the top of the European benchmark after the Scandinavian firm released its latest figures.
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Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is taking Wells Fargo's consumer accounts scandal straight to the top of the bank.
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Despite having risen to the top of department, he said he had always considered himself a police officer.
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He has the talent to go all the way to the top of the world in my belief.
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They chase him to the top of an apartment building, where it seems that he's cornered, but no.
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It soared to the top of Apple's free game app chart in the first couple months of 2018.
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It simply adds black to the top of the photo so that the notch should disappear from sight.
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Murray's mother, Judy, was quick to congratulate her son on his ascension to the top of the rankings.
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Mike Krzyzewski's squad benefitted from Kentucky's blunder and rode it to the top of the college basketball field.
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And there's some basis in why that term has rocketed to the top of D.C.'s porn charts.
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He told me that even an arms race to the top of the market would benefit overlooked neighborhoods.
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Kaepernick's jersey has shot to the top of the best-seller list and he's donating the proceeds, too.
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We drove to the top of a hill, where cows and steer quietly munched grass in the sun.
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The Old Lady has climbed to the top of Serie A based shrewdness, and it's no different here.
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Snapchat's climb to the top of the store was first spotted by Appsfire CEO Ouriel Ohayon on Twitter.
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Tourists commonly climb to the top of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge when they visit Australia's largest city.
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When I start cleaning, they fly to the top of the cage to get out of the way.
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I flew to the top of the bookshelf we'd assembled together, and he looked at me with impatience.
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Now this is going to ... You're going to zip right up to the top of most-admired CEOs.
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Fox News has since risen to the top of the cable news pile in both ratings and revenues.
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It's actually not an extra piercing or anything, it's just a hook to the top of my ear.
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For Arike Ogunbowale, the trip to the top of the Empire State Building on Wednesday was unusually fast.
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Mr. Whitaker's ascendance to the top of the Justice Department shows how much loyalty means to Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Xi has roamed the world stage since rising to the top of the Communist Party in 2012.
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Instead, she focused on immigration, and her immigration ad is pinned to the top of her Twitter feed.
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"It was nice, but not nice enough to go to the top of my price range," he said.
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The murder is the first major power play in Corleone's rise to the top of a Mafia syndicate.
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Joe Biden surged to the top of the presidential primary, temporarily calming widespread fear about running with Sen.
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He made it into halls of fame and to the top of the coaching pyramid, the Olympic Games.
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The magazine holder is now closer to the top of the seatback to free up more knee room.
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We will add the link to the top of this post on June 16, when the contest begins.
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The rookie has ascended to the top of his profession, realized his dream, validated his toil and sacrifice.
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Immigration is the issue shaking up this entire election and driving Trump to the top of the polls.
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The six women with the most singles titles have taken different paths to the top of the list.
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Another is the Q button, which has been relocated up to near to the top of the camera.
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"I got to the top of the hill and I just had to stop running," Ms. Alfonzo said.
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She was just getting started in the U.S., but she immediately went to the top of the list.
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Neither figure would have been large enough to get the book to the top of the Times' list.
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And combining those two metrics, it's easy to see why Vladimir Putin rises to the top of list.
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Looking across the European benchmark, Adidas hit to the top of the index, finishing up over 11 percent.
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Between the vacancies and general chaos, Hook quickly rose to the top of the administration's foreign policy team.
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Looking at individual stocks, Hexagon shares surged to the top of the Stoxx 600, closing up 5.75 percent.
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You'll need Rolls-Royce's mother-of-pearl spoons, which are magnetically attached to the top of the hammock.
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His voice's warmth didn't quiet carry to the top of his range, and one outburst verged on barking.
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We will add the link to the top of this post on June 14, when the contest begins.
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In this case, air mixed with cement presumably made Martinez's corpse rise to the top of the water.
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For a Wattpad writer, winning a Watty is an elevator to the top of the 500-million-story pile.
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Move the cursor to the top of the screen then click the Plus icon to create a new Space.
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After shooting to the top of the App Store's charts for paid apps last week, Apple apparently contacted Howell.
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The Grammy award-winning pair rose to the top of the country music charts — but not without some struggles.
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But two names continue to emerge to the top of the president elect's list of potential Supreme Court justices.
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New York (CNN Business)Fortnite soared to the top of the video game world when it launched in 2017.
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Who comes to the top of our minds when we think of celeb chefs with cast iron strong constitutions?
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Rick Snyder faces scrutiny Many residents believe the criminality in this case extends to the top of state government.
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That little joker said bloop and floated right on up to the top of the water 😂😂 pic.twitter.
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North Korea is rapidly climbing up to the top of the to-do list for the next American president.
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Tweet a pic, tell us who you were and pic to the top of your page #MeAt14 #NoMoore pic.twitter.
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Well, this just rocketed to the top of our list of most eagerly anticipated VR games in warp speed.
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These calls did not go unnoticed: In March, Instagram promised to push newer posts to the top of feeds.
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Now, the "Nurture" option has been moved to the top of the interface and won't run dry as quickly.
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Here it is, #MPRRaccoon's valiant climb to the top of the UBS Center in Downtown St. Paul, this morning.
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This has become such a problem that we recently moved the charging station to the top of an armoire.
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Phil was intent on bringing the Ronettes to the top of the charts and making Ronnie his latest star.
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Sweden's Lundin Petroleum surged to the top of the European benchmark on the back of the higher oil prices.
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An exhaustive tutorial with download links posted 16 days ago is now pinned to the top of the subreddit.
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That was when Facebook promoted the "What's on your mind?" content entry box to the top of the feed.
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It is one thing to say that bond yields may be heading to the top of their recent range.
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Among stocks, Brazil's card processor Cielo SA jumped 12% to the top of the Bovespa after reporting quarterly results.
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Versace discovered Naomi Campbell in the 1980s, and she rose to the top of fashion world walking Versace's runway.
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Of course, there's the Audio Module, which will be sold separately and attaches to the top of the device.
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With your fans in place, you can finally proceed to applying thermal paste to the top of your processor.
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That little joker said bloop and floated right on up to the top of the water ðŸ˜'ðŸ˜' pic.twitter.
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Let's say you're single, and your pension income puts you close to the top of the 12% bracket — $38,700.
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But in 2017, a few specific fandoms rose to the top of news feeds for all the wrong reasons.
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Hubby chopped garden tomatoes, jalapeños, and cilantro to add to the top of brown rice and leftover pulled pork.
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Pocket drones could let anyone climb to the top of a mountain or reach angles that selfie sticks can't.
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Come see which VC makes it to the top of our list this year at the 9th Annual Crunchies.
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The $1.99 game has now soared to the top of the App Store, again leveraging its prior viral buzz.
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In contrast, Ocado bounced to the top of the FTSE 100 as the companies outlined details of the deal.
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Cramarossa, who'd gotten to the top of the crease, slapped the loose puck home before the goalie could react.
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Shares in Bankia rose 3.6 percent by 1000 GMT to the top of Spain's blue-chip IBEX index .IBEX.
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Jeff beckoned us to the top of a huge rock to witness the most amazing sunset over Lake Eyasi.
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With the loss, Halep once again fell one win short of rising to the top of the world rankings.
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You'd think that at 33, Peixoto would face formidable odds of climbing back to the top of the sport.
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In contrast, Ocado bounced to the top of the FTSE 100, as the companies outlined details of the deal.
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Washington (CNN)The recovery from Hurricane Harvey has soared to the top of the Capitol Hill to-do list.
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When performance was good, the founders of the biggest firms were catapulted to the top of global wealth rankings.
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At first, it looked like the Mooch was shooting straight to the top of the totem pole, pelvis-first.
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"The commitment is like climbing up to the top of a high diving board," she told Booklist in 2003.
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But none of them appear to have made it to the top of Mueller's list for interviewing the president.
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We will also add the link to the top of this post on June 17, when the contest begins.
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For the moment, Warsh's meeting with the president elevates him to the top of the list for the Fed.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump has rightfully brought infrastructure modernization to the top of our national to-do list.
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It'll take a particularly strong push though to get the song to the top of the chart by Friday.
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Nvidia shares have gained 22.05 percent this year, propelling the stock to the top of the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index.
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As a minority, she's had to break barriers to get to the top of the media and entertainment world.
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He filled out the survey and shared a hand-written note he added to the top of the page.
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President Trump has provided great leadership in moving the chain migration issue to the top of the immigration debate.
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That's the only way to get to the top of a criminal organization, and that's exactly what Mueller's doing.
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You can't rise to the top of a corporation unless you go along with the system to maximize profit.
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The game promptly shoots up to the top of the App Store, and the servers crash under the load.
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But then I'd round a turn, get to the top of the rise, and suddenly I'd be full bars.
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Photos of the performance resurfaced following Xi's elevation to the top of Chinese leadership, causing embarrassment to the authorities.
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They just finished hiking to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, he said in a text message Monday.
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At some point in the mid-1780s, Barker took a stroll to the top of Calton Hill in Edinburgh.
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Of all the problems on Twitter, however, social inhibition does not typically rise to the top of the list.
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It catapulted to the top of the e-cigarette market but was blamed for a surge in teen vaping.
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"We're assuming because of the sutures is why the ear migrated to the top of her head," Vorhees said.
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To help practice physical mindfulness, run your finger from your forehead straight back to the top of your head.
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So they carried the dirt up the central tube to the top of a mound and tossed it out.
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Moments later, the pilot escaped, climbed to the top of the wreckage and yelled for help, a witness said.
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We all know a touchscreen strip is coming to the top of the keyboard on the new MacBook Pro.
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They don't have the same interests as businessmen ... But a man rises to the top of the United States.
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Since its competitor Bikram Yoga crumbled amid scandal, CorePower has climbed to the top of the yoga business pyramid.
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The music grew ghostly as the acoustics of the rotunda shot the sounds to the top of the museum.
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He launched a campaign to be New York City's mayor and, improbably, climbed to the top of the polls.
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In recent weeks, Zoom's app jumped to the top of the charts among iPhone apps, according to App Annie.
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When the halfpipe snowboard king Shaun White regained his Olympic crown, he also returned to the top of social.
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HE) jumped 9 percent to the top of the STOXXE after a consortium led by China's Anta Sports (2020.
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Washington climbs to the top of our rankings with the help of the fastest-growing economy in the nation.
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Many, like Chief Owens, were senior noncommissioned officers who had spent years climbing to the top of their field.
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A little-known app called Vero rocketed to the top of the iOS app store in the past week.
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Woodstock, N.Y. It's a steady climb to get to the top of Overlook Mountain, which summits at 3,140 feet.
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I would have needed to go to the top of the World Trade Center to give my elevator pitch.
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A ramp sloped up to the east, to the top of a bulwark, against which leaned massive ceramic stelae.
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There is also currently no Supreme Court vacancy to force the issue to the top of the national agenda.
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We will also add the link to the top of this post on June 16, when the contest begins.
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In fact, privacy has moved from the playbook of shrill consumer activists to the top of the policy agenda.
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One of mine relates to Pete Buttigieg, who shot to the top of the pack in Iowa last fall.
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The Fed had cut the IOER last year as the funds rate moved to the top of its range.
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She also knew, though, that luxury was not the formula for getting to the top of TripAdvisor&aposs rankings.
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Its shares jumped 16.3% to the top of STOXX 600 after reporting a better-than-expected quarterly core profit.
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The article immediately shot to the top of our most-read list, surprising no one here in the newsroom.
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It's a difficult journey to the top of any business, requiring hard work, long hours and some serious commitment.
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He has risen to the top of recent Iowa polls and is also doing increasingly well in New Hampshire.
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They enjoyed strong public support, and their actions helped force the issue to the top of the nation's agenda.
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She also had a successful career as a solo artist, rising to the top of the Korean music charts.
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It was retailer Tesco, however, that posted the greatest gains and rose to the top of the European benchmark.
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To turn it off, go back to the top of Significant Locations page and toggle the button to off.
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Jones dribbled to the top of the key, retreated under defensive pressure and poured in the unlikely winning shot.
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With a first printing of a million copies, it, too, shot to the top of the best-seller lists.
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The caption change was also shared on Reddit, where it sped to the top of the r/funny subreddit.
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When you get to the top of your cheekbones, stop, and press tightly, holding the muscles in place. 4.
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He had been a middling student at Stuyvesant, but vaulted to the top of his class in private school.
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It quickly leapt to the top of the report's list of most-viewed articles and generated much discussion online.
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And that lent itself to ritual, which was born out of getting dead to the top of this core.
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For what it's worth, Ancestral Void has already crept to the top of my menta "best albums of 2017" list.
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As you climb to the top of the curve, revenues keep going up, but they rise more and more slowly.
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We could hear the party's music, but when we got to the top of the stairs, the door was locked.
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Looking at specific stocks, Actelion ended close to the top of the pan-European index, jumping more than 6 percent.
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A half-year earnings update also boosted shares in Admiral Group 5.5 percent to the top of the FTSE 100.
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The FDNY said firefighters climbed to the top of the 54-floor building to put out the three-alarm fire.
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After Trump's comments his graphic novel — based on the civil rights movement — shot to the top of the Amazon charts.
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Now, with South Koreans storming to the top of the table, the question is: is there something in the kimchi?
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Therefore, when an athlete returns to the top of the slope they can immediately view and analyze their previous run.
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It may not be enough to catapult her to the top of what's expected to be a crowded Democratic field.
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PewDiePie and T-Series have been engaged in a race to the top of the YouTube subscriber rankings for months.
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"Honestly, it's not stuff I haven't done before," he says about singing closer to the top of his vocal range.
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The test, which users first began to notice Wednesday, moves the app's tweet composer to the top of users' timelines.
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And their recent single "Cool" immediately jumped to the top of Itunes and was trending at No. 2 on YouTube.
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The son of a cabdriver, he is an outsider who made his way to the top of the British establishment.
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Don't assume that you can just walk out with one and hitch it to the top of your car, though.
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Rapid climate change is transforming the Arctic, from the bottom of the sea floor to the top of windswept glaciers.
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In a bright spot, Pandora, the Danish jewelry maker, jumped over 10% to the top of the STOXX 600 index.
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He started off on the shop floor and worked his way to the top of one of Britain's favourite stores.
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Danish medical equipment manufacturer Ambu jumped to the top of the STOXX 600 after reporting better-than-expected quarterly revenue.
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Sure, Apple came from behind, only to rocket to the top of display sizes with the 6.5-inch XS Max.
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This time we put our harnesses on, left our backpacks behind, and hiked up to the top of the mountain.
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The passive strategy is a novel polymer-based coating that is applied to the top of an ordinary fabric spacesuit.
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Now, the franchise has taken the award-winning actress straight to the top of the Forbes' highest-paid actress list.
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The X is the best iPhone, no questions, and it's quickly jumped to the top of the best phones, period.
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Two satellites, each about the size of a cereal box, are attached to the top of the Atlas V rocket.
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"Wannabe" soared to the top of the charts in the U.K. and remained the No. 1 single for seven weeks.
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This has helped it gradually get to the top of the rankings, a report by app data company SensorTower showed.
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My hope is that in the next three years women start to come up to the top of festival bills.
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BCA's shares were up 21.3% at 10.33 pence at 1131 GMT, pushing them to the top of London's midcap index.
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Ryan guided Fox News host Ainsley Earhardt to the top of Capitol Hill, overlooking much of the Washington, DC, area.
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In 2017, she made her music available on Spotify, rising to the top of the charts again in the process.
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By bumping the email thread to the top of your inbox, Gmails also breaks the chronological order of your inbox.
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But those groups have urgent problems and climate mitigation as such rarely rises to the top of the priority list.
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Since the Netflix movie dropped on August 17, Centineo has skyrocketed to the top of almost everyone's internet boyfriend list.
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You can buy an optional electronic viewfinder (2.36 million dot resolution) and clip it to the top of the camera.
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ASM soared 7 percent to the top of the pan-regional index after the semiconductor company beat first-quarter targets.
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Business supplies firm Bunzl posted better-than-expected results, boosting it to the top of the FTSE, up 1.13 percent.
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Some words, such as "plastic", "Tesla" and "AI", were pushed to the top of the table by our special reports.
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But when it comes to showing love to rescue animals, Miley Cyrus consistently rises to the top of the list.
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Just last week, YouTube jumped to the top of the App Store thanks to live streaming, according to separate data.
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Meanwhile, Antofagasta rose to the top of the index after it announced a higher-than-expected dividend payout on Tuesday.
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Somehow, the good dog with bad intentions managed to climb to the top of its enclosure with just her paws.
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ET on March 31, there is a way to make sure you get to the top of the reservation list.
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Trump's anti-Latino vitriol — and the media's outraged fascination with it — helped propel him to the top of the polls.
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Like Clinton, Cintrón thwarted the systems that prevented her, as a woman, from rising to the top of her field.
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Nvidia shares have gained 22.05 percent this year, propelling the stock to the top of the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index .SOX.
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In the next, he's got it all wrapped up and attempts to strap it to the top of their SUV.
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In week 1, he was getting heaps of praise from the judges and skyrocketed to the top of the leaderboard.
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Three bands come to the top of my head immediately that are more hated than ICP: Nickleback, Train, Creed. Done.
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Just as objects that are less dense than water float, the greatest minds will rise to the top of science.
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In the U.S., the app climbed to the top of the iTunes App Store shortly after its debut, Nintendo noted.
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Broadcasters can add comments too, and helpfully pin one of theirs or a viewer's to the top of the reel.
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Weak infrastructure capabilities and high oil-fueled demand coupled pushed the Southern African city to the top of the list.
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While the White House flag was lowered to half-staff, it was returned to the top of the flagpole Monday.
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The hike from the base of Masada to the top of the Snake Path is just shy of 1,000 feet.
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Unless you by tickets in advance, lines to get to the top of the Eiffel Tower can be absurdly long.
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High-rise buildings are shrouded in heavy haze all the way up to the top of the Qingdao development zone.
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"His family did anything they could to get this golden child to the top of his craft," Mr. Cantor added.
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And we don't have the luxury of just popping off and saying whatever comes to the top of our heads.
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Messi also scored another superb goal and set up two to fire Barca back to the top of La Liga.
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The real esate tycoon entered the race for the White House in June and rocketed to the top of polls.
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I remember when Latin America sent one of its tycoons to the top of the list of the world's billionaires.
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"In order to get to the top of the transplant list, you have to be really hurting," Mr. Thomas said.
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It was a tug of war, a sprint to the top of the hill, a game of rock-paper-scissors.
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My family did the drive up to the top of the mountain, and we took that photo every visitor has.
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Let's say you're single, and your pension income puts you close to the top of the 12 percent bracket — $38,700.
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We both came to the top of this personal place in our lives, like, 'Oh my god, we made it!
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When the first album came out in 2010, it went right to the top of the US Billboard 200 list.
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However, climate change has also surged to the top of issues that Democratic voters care about, according to recent polls.
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But she had ascended to the top of international competition at a relatively late age and after a mediocre career.
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Monarch Mountain in south central Colorado has added three uphill routes for treks to the top of the Continental Divide.
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On April 25, they took a flight to Paris and made their way to the top of the Eiffel Tower.
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At the time of this post's publication, the rapper's name alone has surged to the top of Twitter's trending items.
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To get onto the World Tour, athletes have to make it to the top of the Qualifying Series (QS) ladder.
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The iOS app then subsequently flew up to the top of the App Store yesterday, according to Sensor Tower's data.
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The Indian pointed to the top of the valley: Will you deed me the whole valley or just the shop?
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If you click the link for Chungdrag Dorje you are led back to the top of Steven Seagal's Wikipedia page.
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It shot to the top of the Billboard magazine rhythm and blues singles chart, where it remained for six weeks.
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These early giants showed that there was more than one way to climb to the top of the dinosaur world.
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Then, after an appropriate amount of time has elapsed, we raise the flag back to the top of the flagpole.
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The queen of hip-hop has fought her way to the top of the music industry — and never made compromises.
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Considered armed and dangerous, Mr. Reinking immediately went to the top of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's most-wanted list.
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Within two weeks he had shot to the top of the polls, hitting the mid-20163s before the first debate.
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A punch to the top of Fury's head shockingly put him down in the ninth, but he bounced up quickly.
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When we got to the top of the stairs, my 8-year-old nephew, Jake, looked back at me, confused.
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People have figured out how to game Google News, which then rises up to the top of Google search results.
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Last month, "Crazy Rich Asians" stormed to the top of the box office and earned the greenlight for a sequel.
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Adding it to the top of a roasted eggplant pizza just out of the oven was the way to go.
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But as the issue has risen to the top of European voters' concerns, the far-right parties are taking note.
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Mr. Tanaka rose quickly to the top of the ruling conservative Liberal Democratic Party and became prime minister in 1972.
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But the latest polls show how Sanders' base could power him to the top of this crowded, splintered 224 field.
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Mia (Lisa Ambalavanar) arrives to Peregrine Island thinking she'll be rise to the top of the summer camp food chain.
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According to the report, the boy flew on to the top of Hildreth's car hood and suffered possible internal injuries.
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"All we need is three days of good weather and we will get to the top of K22," he says.
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These go into my fridge and freezer, which are powered by solar panels fixed to the top of my van.
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Shares of the Frankfurt-listed firm surged to the top of the European benchmark Tuesday, up more than 9 percent.
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The rapper's latest album, "Kamikaze," is quickly rising to the top of the charts after its surprise release last week.
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Elis rose to the top of the European benchmark, up by 12.68 percent, after announcing the acquisition of Kings Laundry.
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According to Reuters, the 56-year-old climber made it to the top of London's Heron Tower in an hour.
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Tens of thousands more book sales for Comey, whose book skyrocketed to the top of bestseller lists before its release.
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On Friday, Ford added heft to the top of the company to help Mr. Hackett speed up the automaker's recovery.
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It kept going to the place where the esophagus connects to the top of the stomach, her husband, Steve, recounts.
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Looking at individual stocks, Fresnillo surged to the top of the European benchmark after a ratings upgrade from Goldman Sachs.
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Drew Herdener, a spokesman for Amazon, declined to comment on Mr. Bezos's move to the top of the Forbes list.
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The article quickly jumped to the top of The Times's most-viewed list online, and has stayed there for days.
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Shares in LSE rose 1.2% to 7,128 pence in early trade, taking them to the top of London's bluechip index.
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But his standout season — and injuries to Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa — moved Burrow to the top of the Heisman class.
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Her song "Million Reasons," and her latest album, "Joanne," both shot to the top of the internal rankings on iTunes.
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As Advanced Micro Devices has surged to the top of the technology sector, Applied Materials has sunk to the bottom.
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You don't rise to the top of the intelligence community by asking whether "can" and "should" are always the same.
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Alexa also allows you to Edit Order and drag "The Point with Chris Cillizza" to the top of the stack.
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But when he ascended to the top of a historic Parisian maison, he did not seem cowed by the height.
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Juice Wrld's major-label career was just starting after he almost climbed to the top of the charts in 2018.
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Video showed one compact car with water almost to the top of the wheel wells and people climbing through windows.
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Airbus surged to the top of the STOXX 60.2018 after the continent's biggest aerospace firm beat profit and earnings expectations.
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But in order for Neil to get to the top of the tree, he had to take that first step.
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New York (CNN Business)The shale oil revolution vaulted the United States to the top of the world's production leaderboard.
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He climbs to the top of the dome of St. Peter's Basilica and carves the year — 2100 — in the stone.
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After rising to the top of the polls in Iowa, Mr. Buttigieg finally found himself under assault at a debate.
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Time after time I hesitated or stuttered and had to start over, going back to the top of the sentence.
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Lang has daddy issues and a golden arm that guide him to the top of the college football quarterbacking ranks.
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It then takes on a series of staggered-height boxes, hopping on-by-one to the top of the pile.
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A single "viral" moment can catapult a candidate from obscurity to the top of the field, generating millions in donations.
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"I was going to land at another location and make my movement on foot to the top of the mountain, but there were other changes that forced me to adapt my plan that forced me to go to the top of the mountain," he told Fox News three days before receiving the Medal of Honor.
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A week after publication, the novel jumped to the top of the best-seller lists; it remained there for 88 weeks.
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I drop my purchases off at the house and we head to the top of the hill to watch the sunset.
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Syrian government soldiers on their way to the top of Fakhr al-Din al-Maani Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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It's more than half my face and from my wrist up to the top of my bicep on my right arm.
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The statement garnered widespread criticism and outrage but ultimately helped him climb to the top of the Republican field of candidates.
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They shed light on how these dinosaurs evolved from tiny to the top of the food chain, a new study says.
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The stock was 12.8 percent higher at 5713 pence at 1040 GMT, taking it to the top of London's midcap index.
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In reality, the tower takes riders to the top of the 230-foot (70-meter) tower aboard a gondola that rotates.
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Martin added a filter featuring a heart and a rainbow with the words "Happy birthday" to the top of the video.
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Dorsey told CNBC that Ahuja rose to the top of the search for Square's Board of Directors given her entrepreneurial qualities.
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That's a shock, and now she's jumped to the top of the "probably killed Cassandra" list, but it doesn't add up.
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In 1985's A View to Kill, Bond chases Max Zorin (Christopher Walken) to the top of the Golden Gate Bridge.
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"After the tumor's been treated, they take the tumor to the top of the roof and throw it down," he said.
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It's a stunningly good deal for Anaheim, one that instantly vaults to the top of any "best contracts in hockey" list.
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The son of a cabdriver, Mr. Bercow is an outsider who made his way to the top of the British establishment.
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Despite the sizable odds stacked against them, both ascended to the top of what Disraeli so eloquently called "the greasy pole".
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Shares in Swiss toilet and plumbing supplies maker Geberit vaulted to the top of STOXX after first-quarter earnings beat expectations.
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Following McCain's defeat, support for Romney eventually propelled him to the top of the Republican ticket in the 2012 presidential race.
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"So we walk in...and right when we got to the top of the stairs, she sees twinkle lights," he said.
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The messaging app jumped to the top of the downloads chart and quickly earned cred among a discerning Gen Z crowd.
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South Korean men are expected to live to just over 84, leapfrogging 18 other countries to the top of the ranking.
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Software companies are exploding to the top of industry after industry, largely unencumbered by the anti-monopoly laws of the past.
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Capita Plc rose 4.3% to the top of the STOXX 600 index, after brokerage Goldman Sachs upgraded its shares to "buy".
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The big picture: The #MeToo movement swept across industries, and confronted politicians from state legislature to the top of federal government.
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Some analysts warn that the U.S. administration will soon bring exchange rates back to the top of its economic policy agenda.
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Here are five things to know about the buzzy new star climbing his way to the top of hip hop. 1.
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They said signs of trauma to the top of Zahau's head and blood on her legs were consistent with their conclusion.
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But, French bulldogs, German shepherds, Labrador retrievers, Yorkshire terriers, bulldogs and golden retrievers made it to the top of both lists.
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He helped me get to the top of the ramp, and from there I just started dropping in more and more.
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For Mardini, the road to the Olympics has become more than just a personal journey to the top of her sport.
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Also, you can now pin notes to the top of the interface, from the File menu or with a Ctrl+click.
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The strategy to link congressional candidates to the top of the ticket is not unlike the tactics Democrats are employing themselves.
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Glencore jumped to the top of the STOXX 20163, up 6.44 percent, however most miners either closed slightly higher or lower.
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The tribes then must pull their maze to the top of the next tower where two people will do the maze.
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A surge of people suddenly become interested in Tom Hanks, leading their videos to rise to the top of search results.
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It was nice to get to the top of the Iseran in that situation which is what we were hoping for.
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Finally, the SBI chairwoman cited teamwork as something that allowed her to make it to the top of the corporate ladder.
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The account later tweeted a screencap of the First Amendment, and has pinned that post to the top of its page.
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The critically acclaimed book, titled When Breath Becomes Air, shot to the top of bestseller lists despite its dark subject matter.
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It felt like coming to the top of a mountain, turning, and finally seeing the forest instead of just decision trees.
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McIlroy had struggled to make any headway but when he eagled the 14th he rocketed to the top of the leaderboard.
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To get to the top of the game without the effort, you can buy a Pokémon account at a higher level.
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The franchise's cartoon and unforgettably catchy commercials propelled the shape-shifting alien robots to the top of Santa's to-do list.
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On the other hand, it's getting harder and harder for others to find their way to the top of the charts.
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The update introduces new tabs to the top of Messenger's main screen for moving between your messages, active contacts, and groups.
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This is already visible under Facebook's privacy tab, but on Monday it will be moved to the top of News Feed.
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All that free media powered him to the top of national polls last summer and has kept him there ever since.
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Royal Mail Group rose 100 percent to the top of the FTSE after its results showed better than expected parcel growth.
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N) rose to the top of the league table for global ECM issuance overall and global IPOs, despite JP Morgan (JPM.
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Carbon minerals floated to the top of a global magma ocean that once covered the planet's entire surface, the study claims.
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There also is a built-in trolley strap, so it can easily be attached to the top of a roller suitcase.
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Looking at other individual stocks, the German chemical company Evonik rose to the top of the index, up by 5.4 percent.
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But, while wrestling, they had pushed much further up the hall than he thought, to the top of the back staircase.
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Subscriptions (music and audiobooks) and phone plan: $240Sometimes I need club bangers to get me to the top of the hill.
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His new record In My Mind was a certifiable heater, quickly thrusting him to the top of R&B's current conversation.
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You will run it to the top of its rev limiter and it will feel like you're tearing down the road.
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Almost every person reached their hand for help from those who had already made it to the top of Everest 2.0.
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If you have ever struggled to hold down your lunch while climbing to the top of a waterslide, maybe skip it.
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By tapping the button, a user will be brought to the top of their Instagram feed where new posts will appear.
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Rising to the top of the British blue-chips was grocer Tesco , gaining 5.5 percent on a broker upgrade by Barclays.
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Copeland can pinpoint the moment she realized she could rise to the top of the predominantly white world of classical ballet.
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Energy firm Neste climbed to the top of the sector, after an Inderes analyst raised the stock to "increase" from "reduce".
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After the event ended, I headed up to the top of one of the mountains here to test the thing out.
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Chosen from a pool of more than 1,000 applicants, they each rose to the top of their classes despite harrowing histories.
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This apartment even had a pulley system to deliver items from the road straight up to the top of the building.
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Today, everyone knows a book recommendation from Oprah Winfrey can shoot a title to the top of every best-seller list.
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EasyJet, meanwhile, soared to the top of the European benchmark, closing up more than 5 percent after its full-year results.
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The first credit card that offers missed flight protection will go to the top of my wallet for airfare spend.3.
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Women have made incredible progress in joining the workforce, fighting for equal pay, and rising to the top of their fields.
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Walmart rose to the top of the list with 28500-percent more revenue than General Motors, the long-time No. 6900.
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Carson briefly rose to the top of the polls and challenged Trump for the top spot both nationally and in Iowa.
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It's impossible to know if they are ushering him towards the void, or to the top of his own personal mountain.
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Anyone could post any link, and the ones that got the most "upvotes" would rise to the top of a page.
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They took his fast-cooling body to the top of a hill, wrapped him in a tarp and whispered a prayer.
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Buttigieg was described by the Register as having "rocketed to the top" of the crowded Democratic field of about 19 candidates.
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The next year, a 16-year-old sneaked past security and made it to the top of the 1,776 foot tower.
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Instead, the game has boosted cover star Patrick Mahomes and resurgent Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers to the top of the ranks.
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I was going to rise to the top of my peer group, but I wasn't going to break away from it.
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Check out the clip -- and move these hypothetical matches to the top of the "things we'd gladly pay to see" list.
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Radio stations interrupted their lineups to play "When Doves Cry" and "Cream," while his albums shot to the top of iTunes.
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Basaksehir climbed to the top of the league on Sunday after amassing 33 points from 16 games, one more than Galatasaray.
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He was so good that it looked like he was headed straight to the top of the card when disaster struck.
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Some dinosaurs hop up a tree trunk, with feather-assisted bounds, while others sail effortlessly to the top of the canopy.
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First woman to climb Everest twice in 5 days Most people don't make it to the top of the world once.
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He's also moved to appoint a lawyer who represented Facebook and Equifax to the top of the agency's consumer protection division.
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I will quite simply rub my way to the top of my game, and I challenge you to do the same.
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I made it up to the top of Kilimanjaro moments before sunrise, when the full moon was still sharing the sky.
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Stephen Curry's journey to the top of American sports celebrity seems less a hand-over-hand climb than a leisurely hike.
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But for now, the race to the top of the Central should be fantastic fun for the rest of the season.
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I get that being a free app is how Color Switch was able to climb to the top of the charts.
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Everybody's favorite fatty fruit continues its viral rise to the top of the cultural food chain, shortages and "Guacalypse" be damned.
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Earlier in the week, they'd proved their mettle by pushing Carey's 2001 album, "Glitter," to the top of the iTunes chart.
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Last fall, he surged to the top of the Iowa polls, but ultimately finished a distant fourth in the state's Feb.
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She went to the markets at Les Halles and tasted escargot and climbed to the top of the Arc de Triomphe.
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After quickly rising to the top of Amazon's science fiction best seller list, it was picked up by Crown Publishing Group.
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"I used to have thoughts of wanting to climb to the top of something, or wanting to be somebody," he said.
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New ideas like universal preschool and paid family leave, meanwhile, had bubbled up to the top of the social policy stack.
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But early in the ninth, Fury went down when he absorbed a shot to the top of the head from Wilder.
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Travis Scott started the week on top of a testy race to the top of the Billboard charts with Nicki Minaj.
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Mr. Joko, a former furniture seller who was born in a slum, has risen to the top of Indonesia's political sphere.
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From the town, a series of three cable cars takes visitors all the way up to the top of Lomnicky Stit.
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To be close to the top of the leaderboard heading into the weekend is awesome, especially when you're here in Canada.
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Steven Soderbergh's sci-fi thriller Contagion, released nearly a decade ago, has shot to the top of the iTunes movie charts.
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"Once you get to the top of the company, in most cases, you are dealing with a male kingdom," she said.
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Nissan upgraded his private jet to the top-of-the-line Gulfstream V (and later upgraded it again to a G650).
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His first wife, the former Joanne Stolaroff, did not live to see him rise to the top of her father's company.
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The perennially-uncompetitive Oakland Raiders have risen to the top of the standings this season thanks to a high-powered offense.
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"Odwalla took him to the top of the world and then to the bottom," said Berne Evans, his business partner today.
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Microsoft has also moved the search bar to the top of Outlook for Mac, and integrated Microsoft Search into the results.
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Thanks to Cassini, then, the far worlds of Saturn have leapt to the top of the lists of alien-life hunters.
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"I must say the king has returned to the top of the throne," Fury told reporters in a post-fight interview.
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Why not just strap us on to the top of the cars and tell us to hold on for dear life?
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Pour in the entire bowl of onions; they should cover the meat and reach up to the top of the pan.
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Deprived of power and the attention it attracts, he can no longer force himself to the top of the news agenda.
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It was gleeful GOP-bashing that bumped #BoycottHawaii to the top of Twitter, not any strident calls to burn plane tickets.
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We take the journey to the top of the mountain and are able to see a breathtaking view of Mt. Fuji.
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Indeed, Bezos' rise to the top of the rich list shows just how large and fast today's biggest fortunes have become.
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Justin Roiland presciently tweeted "let's get this song to the top of the charts," and apparently, Rick and Morty fans obliged.
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CYBG's shares were 9.4 percent higher at 209.3 pence at 0714 GMT, pushing them to the top of London's midcap index.
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State-school educated Hale, 74, rose to the top of a profession dominated by men who went to elite private schools.
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This administration won't let China flout all the rules to muscle it way to the top of the world's economic order.
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I smile awkwardly to show that I have it under control enough to get to the top of the Eiffel Tower.
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