"In Britain, even tripling the tuition fees didn't dent it."
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Now Obama is on his way toward tripling Bush's record.
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Adjusted EBIT seen more than tripling to 81.3 million euros.
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The automaker is now tripling its production capacity for electrified cars.
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Jettly is tripling its flight support staff to accommodate the demand.
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He has been helped by a tripling of oil prices since 2016.
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In October, the product landed on Amazon, tripling sales for the holiday.
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Heroin-related deaths have also increased sharply, more than tripling since 2010.
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Hard seltzer's popularity exploded in 2019, with sales tripling last year's figures.
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Do I really have enough squash now that I'm tripling the recipe?
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This year, we're going to come just short of tripling it again.
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Or the tripling of the number of people going to higher education.
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My video clips were doubling and tripling in sales from all new people.
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"Loans doubling, tripling, quadrupling; it really does happen all the time," Yu said.
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The dramatic increase, the tripling of putting young kids on medications, which ... Yeah.
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Instead of suffering homelessness, Native Americans endure overcrowding, doubling, tripling or quadrupling up.
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In fact, tripling the listening time I've spent with other projects this year.
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That distance doubling, tripling, as I tried to figure out what to say.
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And finally, you'll learn the simple system for doubling or tripling your reading speed.
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Roblox now has 90 million active users, tripling in just a few short years.
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A VC tripling the salary of a PR rep after starting to date her!
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Then we have the potential of tripling the number of governors from our community.
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Still, it's a tripling of the 1 trillion yuan in GMV recorded in 2012.
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With sales up 43 percent and earnings per share nearly tripling analyst estimates, Amazon.
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Location: San Jose, California, Beijing, China Employees: 25 Metrics: Profitable, tripling revenue every year.
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Bernie Sanders called for tripling Title I funding and providing free prekindergarten for all.
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Their amenities have been enhanced, with dining areas and gym spaces tripling in size.
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Roads remain closed, blocked by barricades or state troopers, doubling or tripling trip times.
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Since then, the cases have skyrocketed, sometimes doubling or tripling in a single day.
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Meanwhile, as China has boomed, so have average wage levels, tripling from 2900-220006.
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ASUS has seem some growth in the country, as well, tripling since the previous quarter.
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FireEye (FEYE) earned an adjusted 6 cents per share for its latest quarter, tripling estimates.
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Google went big at CES this year, tripling the size of its presence over 2018.
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We are doubling and tripling their lives because they're getting exceptional medical care and treatment.
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The Indian titan decided to invest more than £10bn ($13bn) in JLR, tripling its workforce.
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The payout reflects a tripling of the nearly $93 million that jurors awarded last Nov.
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The first is the trajectory, with LGFV debts more than tripling over the past decade.
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That's led Nvidia to have a huge run this year, with the stock price tripling.
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He has pursued aggressive expansion, nearly tripling his fleet since 2013 to around 1,100 trucks.
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But many departments increased class sizes this fall, in some cases doubling or tripling them.
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Returning to Libya, they sell the dollars back onto the black market, tripling their money.
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It's also tripling the number of optometrists it has at locations this year, Gilboa said.
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Former vice president Joe Biden also called for tripling Title I and free pre-K.
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The Vote Tripling strategy asks them instead to pledge to remind three friends to vote.
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Too much choice is overwhelming, said Robert Reynolds, a behavioral scientist who devised Vote Tripling.
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"We are declaring victory that they are tripling the amount allotted to women," Sherwood said.
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And the all-remote company hit 1,100 employees, almost tripling from 400 a year ago.
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David Cameron promised this in 2010, as he announced the tripling of university tuition fees.
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Ford Is Tripling Its Existing Fusion Hybrid Autonomous Test FleetFord will be tripling its autonomous testing fleet to accelerate development of its virtual driving …Read more ReadThe car has four LIDAR sensors that are spinning super fast...Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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By tripling exports to overseas markets, this would reduce Canada's economic dependence on the United States.
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That's probably why Google is tripling the amount of floorspace for its presence at CES 2019.
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Whittaker also found success doubling and tripling the jab for damage—just as Luke Rockhold had.
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The latest twist concerns a city hall functionary whom Ms Raggi promoted, almost tripling his salary.
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GM Cruise reported driving 447,21 miles in 2000, also more than tripling its total in 20.97.
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The company began hiring at a breakneck speed, tripling its headcount over just a few years.
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There has been a tripling of the share of non-employed prime aged males since 1976.
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One was a tripling of the number of vehicles on India's roads between 2002 and 2013.
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Many were able to significantly reduce their housing costs, thereby doubling — or even tripling — their savings.
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In June customers spent $250 million with the Cash card, almost tripling since December, Square said.
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Costs are reduced by tripling the boring speed and keeping the tunnels to a smaller diameter.
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In May, it hit 785,000 subscribers, effectively tripling MoviePass' most recent numbers, according to a report.
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He said one campaign got 3,000 people to take a vote tripling pledge in two hours.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and former Vice President Joe Biden have called for tripling that funding.
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Like the rest of Lebanon, Arsal has been flooded with refugees, more than tripling its population.
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So how then is tripling down on the same failed policies going to yield different results?
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CBD is a new and rapidly growing phenomenon, with sales tripling in the last three years.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) is tripling down on her call for people to harass President Trump's administration.
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Companies should pay attention, Hartman said, because they face a tripling of damages from cases like this.
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Like, up 49% since last quarter better (in its own stores and tripling e-commerce digits, buddy).
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The logistics arm has expanded enormously over the past decade, tripling its income between 2005 and 2015.
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The more-than-tripling in value coincides with Donald Trump's election, which pushed people into alternative currencies.
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In the month of July, the DCCC raised nearly $12 million, almost tripling the NRCC's $4.6 million.
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Tilray's total kilogram equivalents sold reached 5,588 kilograms, tripling the 1,514 kilograms in the year-ago quarter.
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"We could help Guatemala by tripling the H-2A program," he said, according to the news service.
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Last year incidents rose to 3,456 (about 10 a day), almost tripling the 2015 figure of 1,237.
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The Purge: Election Year followed on July 1, immediately tripling its $10 million budget in one weekend.
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And they are expected to hit 35 million customers worldwide next year, nearly tripling their current numbers.
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But the Trump administration has proposed nearly tripling the entrance fees to select national parks, to $5003.
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Wang reports that the startup has been tripling its revenue numbers and customer accounts year over year.
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Vote Tripling is very new — used in only a handful of campaigns last year — and something different.
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We've already been doing QE for a number of years... so doubling, tripling, quadrupling it is tricky.
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That's on top of the tripling of emissions already expected as more travelers take to the sky.
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A round of golf's a million bucks — that doesn't include cart, and we're tripling the room rates!
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"I always try to give sculpture a time sequence," Kwade explains of the mesmerizing doubling and tripling.
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Over time, their incomes continued to increase, eventually more than tripling within four years of leaving dependency.
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Michael Kors – Kors shares could benefit from a nearly tripling of reported profit by shoemaker Jimmy Choo.
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An executive order signed by Mr. Trump last week calls for tripling the number of deportation agents.
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Wells Fargo said it repurchased $6.8 billion of stock last quarter, tripling what it did last year.
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By tripling the price, the city could bring in an additional $423 million, the budget office estimated.
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Narrator: CBD is a new and rapidly growing phenomenon, with sales tripling in the last three years.
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Absolutely. But it's also led to a tripling in the cost of tuition over the past generation.
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Mooser and Swenson sought $2 million in seed money, more than tripling the Ryot staff in nine months.
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Following Riverdale and 13 Reasons' premiere season banner year, networks started doubling and tripling down on YA content.
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He promised to combat racial discrimination and school segregation by tripling Title 1 funding and executing desegregation orders.
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Waymo drove 1.2 million miles in California in 2018, more than tripling the company's 352,000 miles in 2017.
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Initial stock performance under Dugas was impressive, with PulteGroup shares more than tripling in just over two years.
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Mr Harrison made long-term shareholders in CP and CN rich, tripling profits at both during his tenures.
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In 2017 alone, the U.S. shipped $21 billion in soybeans abroad — tripling numbers from the past two decades.
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Trump claims he will unleash a "deportation task force," tripling the number of immigration officers dedicated to deportation.
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That may not seem much, yet it represented a near-tripling of the amount spent the previous year.
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Trump has proposed tripling the number of ICE officers to ramp up the number of deportations each year.
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One would expect the company to be doing well financially — perhaps even doubling or tripling last year's profits.
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The top five manufacturers are ramping up capital expenditure with a view to almost tripling capacity by 2020.
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These included tripling dividend payouts from the current 30 yen ($0.28) per share and halving board members' terms.
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Apple's shares are up nearly 70% this year, almost tripling the return of the S&P 500 Index.
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As more wholesale clients join the fold, he plans to expand to a 15-kilo roaster, tripling capacity.
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Housing Secretary Ben Carson suggested tripling the rent of people getting federal subsidies, an interesting anti-poverty solution.
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Outstanding loans total more than $1.6 trillion, more than doubling over the last decade and tripling since 2006.
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The Renaissance IPO ETF has surged 27% in 1653, nearly tripling the S&P 500's 11% rally.
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Bitcoin hit a record high of $3,025 in June, briefly more than tripling in value for the year.
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Square has been one of the hottest stocks in tech, roughly tripling in value over the past year.
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Darden's comparable-restaurant sales rose 693 percent, tripling consensus estimates, and it also raised its full-year outlook.
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Of that amount, Vanguard captured $277 billion, nearly tripling the amount that went to its nearest rival, BlackRock.
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China's LNG demand has skyrocketed in recent years on Beijing's pollution crackdown, with imports nearly tripling since 2015.
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Keep in mind that Coachella brings 250,000 festival-goers to the area, almost tripling the population of Indio, California.
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Now, the organization has over 200, more than tripling the size of their staff in less than a year.
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Accelerating revenue growth and improving profitability, coupled with multiple expansion, contributed to TWLO shares more than tripling last year.
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Interest in the cryptocurrency has increased alongside a near-tripling of bitcoin's value since the start of the year.
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The British shoe company, famous for its stiletto styles, last month reported a near tripling in half-year profits.
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Poached from tobacco firm Aldatis in 2005, Isla has overseen a tripling of the company's value during his tenure.
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This means that Gordon would be more than tripling his money with the Wells Fargo trade should it succeed.
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"Wild Ones was gaining a massive, underground cult-like following and we were tripling our fan base," Moore says.
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The government raised the price of tickets on Cairo's loss-making metro on Friday, more than tripling some fares.
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Sales that grossed more than $17.8 billion in 2016 — more than tripling last year's Black Friday + Cyber Monday's sales.
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Estácio is upbeat about student intake prospects after tripling the sales force and revamping its advertising strategy, he said.
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But faced with a budget shortfall, Governor Bill Walker, an independent, has proposed tripling fuel tax rates this session.
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Heineken will pay 305 million pounds to buy the majority of Punch's pubs, nearly tripling its existing UK estate.
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But charter enrollment has grown steadily, tripling since the reforms started, and the open enrollment program is still running.
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That spending increase reflects a nearly tripling in the number of original television shows and movies financed by Amazon.
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The big-data, or equity-alpha, sleeve accounted for about $45 billion, nearly tripling over the same time period.
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Nike was the second-most mentioned brand, with its number of mentions more than tripling from 2018's survey.
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At a full-day presentation focused on the country in May, it forecast tripling revenue there in five years.
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But when the government announced a tripling of gasoline prices last November, tens of thousands of people spontaneously protested.
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But for her family, tripling up has worked, with her parents providing help with child care and grocery shopping.
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Goldman Sachs predicted that jobless claims could spike to 2.25 million this week — tripling the record set in 1982.
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Broker Equita estimates Italian banks could withstand a tripling in default rates among companies without affecting their capital ratios.
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That led to a more than tripling of its total provisions from a year earlier to 218.38 billion rupees.
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As a result, her second-grade students were forced to join the third grade, tripling their original class size.
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Switzerland saw the second-highest percentage increase in billionaires over 5 years, almost tripling its billionaire population since 2015.
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Tilray trading volume hit 30 million shares, tripling the stock's 30-day full-day average of 9.6 million shares.
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To be fair, Twitter said in 2015 that it was tripling the size of its staff handling abuse complaints.
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Winterkorn ran VW for more than eight years and oversaw a doubling in sales and an almost tripling in profit.
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Local officials say the situation could worsen as families that are doubling and tripling up eventually seek their own places.
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The young blood had a similar effect on liver cells, too, doubling or tripling their proliferation rate in older animals.
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That means introducing three new suit silhouettes, tripling the options for suit and shirt fabrics and quadrupling suit personalization options.
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The criticism came after the school moved from the private to the state sector in 2012, tripling its pupil roll.
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In the business district they counted 16,000 buildings, doubling the size of the roll and tripling revenues from the area.
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To meet the high demand, the Sydney-based pop-up restaurant plans on tripling its supply for the upcoming days.
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GM's Cruise also showed strong improvement, tripling its miles driven before a human took over to an average 5,205 miles.
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It is on track for its strongest quarter since 2013 after almost tripling in price since the start of October.
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California authorities say a wildfire ripping through Shasta County in the north has grown Thursday after tripling in size overnight.
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IHS Market predicts 21 million in global sales by 2035, more than tripling to 76 million vehicles sold through 2035.
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Asahi Super Dry is the most popular imported brand, with sales tripling in the past five years, according to Euromonitor.
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Idealistic lefties poured in, tripling the party's electorate and propelling Mr Corbyn, initially a no-hoper, to a crushing victory.
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The institution plans to expand using the building it owns next door while also tripling the size of its endowment.
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However, CAD has been mainly financed by debt, with public sector external liabilities including SOEs tripling between FY10 and FY16.
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Goldman Sachs has predicted that jobless claims could spike to 2.25 million this week — tripling the record set in 1982.
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With that in mind, General Manager Brian Cashman said he was doubling down and tripling down on his starting catcher.
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Feel your bank account doubling and tripling and getting so big you might have to finally open that savings account?
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Finding space on cargo jets operated by FedEx, UPS, or DHL can be difficult, with prices reportedly doubling or tripling.
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Reuters notes that some face masks and respirators being sold on Amazon have been tripling or even quadrupling in price.
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Insurance bellwether Travelers Cos Inc reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit, with underwriting gains tripling and catastrophe losses falling.
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"Having a human companion can have an enormous effect on finishing rates," as much as tripling the chances of success.
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As a result, total Medicaid spending has skyrocketed, almost tripling from $2628 billion in 28503 to nearly $22019 billion today.
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But the increase for girls was much sharper — a tripling, compared with a rise of about a third for boys.
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The company will probably aim for more than a doubling in size next year, more likely shooting for a tripling.
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And when the Christmas tree grew, more than tripling in size, one audience member wondered aloud if it was flying.
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Facebook's rapidly growing mobile business accounts for its stock price more than tripling since the company went public in 2012.
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In less than two weeks, Dear's store has boomed in popularity, with sales doubling and sometimes tripling what they were before.
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They tied it to GDP growth, job creation, startups, and they are tripling and quadrupling the number of companies they have.
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Forty percent of Trump voters named Fox News, more than tripling the percent who named CNN, the next most common answer.
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Tesla pulled off a turnaround in China by 2016, tripling its sales over the previous year, and extended gains into 2017.
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We're moving to Moscone West, doubling attendance capacity, and tripling our programming with a total of four stages across three days.
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The New York Times Cooking App surpassed 250,000 subscriptions in Q2 2019, tripling the number of subscriptions in just one year.
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One is the absolute number of new products, like a tripling of the number of new songs being brought to market.
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That encouraged a tripling of South Korea's oil imports from Iran in January, but shipments remained far below pre-sanction levels.
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Bizly launched an iOS app in February and web app in August, and has been tripling their bookings each month since.
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Miners took another blow in December, when Congo declared cobalt a "strategic" mineral, nearly tripling the royalty rate to 10 percent.
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Rates of overdoses from prescription drugs have more than doubled since 2001, with deaths from opioids in general more than tripling.
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The removal of trade barriers led to a tripling of trade, but also a sharp in increase in the trade deficit.
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A number of Republicans have publicly denounced Trump's comments about the so-called "squad" but Trump is doubling and tripling down.
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The hefty haul set a record for the group's off-year fundraising, more than tripling the amount it raised in 6900.
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Twelve percent of the 100 top-grossing movies were directed by women in 2019, tripling the rate from the year before.
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Muilenburg has led Boeing since 2015, and he has been heralded for achieving record profits and tripling the company's stock price.
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In the meantime, wind has rapidly expanded — more than tripling in capacity since 2900 — with many more installations on the way.
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Brazil's solar power industry group Absolar sees DG investments tripling to 16 billion reais ($3.64 billion) in 2020 from last year.
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This edge, where 5G and AI meet, is new ground for doubling, tripling, probably quadrupling the size of America's information industries.
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The issue was that the company had overstretched itself, tripling from 5,000 stores to 15,000 in a short amount of time.
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The jury awarded nearly $93 million in damages, including $7.37 million against Hodge, a sum that is subject to mandatory tripling.
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On Tuesday, the administration announced it would tripling the size of an emergency temporary tent facility to house more immigrant children.
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When Bernie Sanders unveiled his education plan a few months ago, he proposed tripling so-called Title I funding for schools.
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The singers, like members of a repertory company, took on various roles in the three works, sometimes doubling or tripling parts.
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Now, as an apprentice on a construction site, she is on the verge of tripling her former wage to $30 an hour.
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FireEye – FireEye earned an adjusted 6 cents per share for its latest quarter, tripling the consensus estimate of 2 cents a share.
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The Japanese government has committed to tripling its geothermal electricity capacity, from around 22011 MW in 2011 to 1,500 MW, by 2030.
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At the end of January, US Steel reported profits of $1.15 billion for 20143, almost tripling the number from the previous year.
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Since then, it has raised a total of $156 million in private funding, tripling its valuation with the latest infusion of capital.
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But in the real world, Wild Ones was gaining a massive, underground cult-like following and we were tripling our fan base.
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At CES this year, the company will show a bunch more products, effectively tripling the size of the C by GE line.
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Paradoxically, she was tripling down on the advice given to ravers to drink more during and after dancing for hours on end.
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"Everyone is doubling, tripling, quadrupling whatever they were planning" in terms of aid, said Caroline Haga of the Red Cross in Beira.
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The toolmaker's stock had rallied over 17 percent for 2017, practically tripling the S&P 500's performance over the same period.
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Since 2001, the conservative news network regularly squashed its competition, oftentimes doubling and tripling rivals CNN and MSNBC on the ratings front.
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Vivendi has already taken an increasingly hands-on approach at Telecom Italia after nearly tripling its stake in less than a year.
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Lee still sees bitcoin nearly tripling to $20,000 by the middle of this year, and rising further to $25,000 by year-end.
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A generous child allowance, longer paid family leave, tripling the child tax credit, boosting the EITC—there are no shortage of options.
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Soon, NerdWallet, finally started taking off, with visitor numbers and revenue tripling from month-to-month at one point in mid-2010.
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Despite research indicating that tax incentives rarely motivate corporate relocation, such deals are being doled out at record rates, tripling since 1990.
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Blood lead levels are tripling in some places and children with growing brains are at risk of reduced intelligence and developmental disabilities.
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Still, the Johnson-Weld ticket earned 4.5 million votes in the general election, tripling the previous best showing by the Libertarian Party.
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He has 20 home runs, more than tripling his previous season best, and is tied for a major-league-high seven triples.
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Which, as it happens, is exactly why The Process in Philadelphia was all about tripling-down on acquiring a rare game-changer.
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As an important supplier to the food industry, Benckiser benefited from the Nazi system, more than tripling sales over the next decade.
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Mr. Reynolds supports Democrats, but he's happy to have Republicans use Vote Tripling, because he thinks it's good for the political system.
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Since Frédéric Dreyer joined the company in 2012, he has developed 10 in-house movements, nearly tripling the company's number of patents.
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Christian Hicks hit a run-scoring double in the fifth inning and scored on an odd play after tripling in the seventh.
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Its investors have benefited from the resulting growth, with shares tripling and strongly outperforming the Standard & Poor's 500 index over that time.
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UBS predicts that buybacks and dividends will total $170 billion over the next month, tripling the level of the past four weeks.
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"Us," the director's second film, made an estimated $70.3 million in North America — more than tripling its production budget of $20 million.
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The bank is one of the most aggressive buyers of its own stock, with repurchases tripling last quarter to nearly $7 billion.
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Nvidia's data-center business is taking off, with the company's sales surging and its stock price nearly tripling in the last year.
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Indeed, China remains the company's fastest growing market and management sees revenue and operating income nearly tripling there over the next five years.
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So, we all agree separation sucks, but when faced with child sex trafficking and a tripling of pretend families, where is your answer?
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Demand for funeral plans has grown significantly in recent years, with annual sales more than tripling between 2006 and 2017, the government said.
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In the end, there would be several more troop deployments to Afghanistan over the next year, tripling the US presence on the ground.
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Infant mortality was tripling, life expectancy was plummeting, and families, communities, economies and even some countries were teetering on the brink of collapse.
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He also sees Benioff taking advantage of an almost tripling of the share price since early 2016 in doing big all-stock deals.
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Not only that, by moving to a new venue, we're tripling our floor space, and we plan to host more than 10,000 attendees.
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Voyager 2 found 10 moons when it visited the planet in 1986, tripling the number of moons known to orbit the gas giant.
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Instagram in particular saw a dramatic increase, with Instagram-connected cases more than tripling during similar spans of time in 2017 and 2018.
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The plaintiffs amended their complaint after Yahoo last October revealed that the 2013 breach affected all 3 billion users, tripling its earlier estimate.
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Siegel hails from Investopedia, where he served as CEO for three years, tripling the company's revenue and doubling its traffic in that period.
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Asahi Super Dry is the most popular import brand in South Korea, with sales tripling in the past five years, according to Euromonitor.
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Canadian government data shows a tripling of Mexicans seeking to travel to Canada in the three months since the visa requirement was shelved.
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Thus far, 300,000 people are using Talkspace's unlimited messaging plan, with the user base tripling in the last year, according to the company.
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There are also better ways to spend taxpayer money than by tripling the size of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deportation force.
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Hodeidah's health prospects are no better: More than 1,000 residents have contracted cholera, with the rate of victims tripling from June to August.
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Banks have said that the effective tripling of capital requirements would make it harder to keeping lending to companies at the same pace.
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Metrick now foresees a contraction worse than any since the Great Depression in the 21s, potentially tripling the current jobless rate of 2200%.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, nearly tripling the number of votes that Zephyr Teachout received in the 2014 primary in her race against Mr. Cuomo.
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The most dramatic growth was the near tripling of anti Muslim hate groups, which went from 34 in 2015 to 101 last year.
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South Korea said on Friday that the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus infections rose to 156, a near tripling over three days.
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Mr. Sanders, who opposes cash payments, said he would focus on "rebuilding distressed communities," including tripling federal aid to schools in poor neighborhoods.
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Americans have been consistently eating more chicken, with U.S. consumers tripling their chicken consumption since 1960, while beef and pork have declined notably.
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Last week at CES, Ford announced that it was tripling its fleet of autonomous test cars next year, to 30 (on sunny roads).
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A doubling or even a tripling of congressional staff budgets — especially if it goes to oversight — would be money very, very well spent.
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"We could help Guatemala by tripling the H-2A program," he told reporters on Monday at the U.S. ambassador's residence in the Guatemalan capital.
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Slack's direct listing today, which saw the business tripling in value at its debut, is further proof of the market opportunity for productivity tech.
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It means tripling or quadrupling the US energy-research budget and substantially increasing (ideally performance-based) grants, tax credits, prizes, and other financial incentives.
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He said every year there now "seems to be a doubling, or tripling, of one kind of threat or another, in terms of scale".
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The round values the beauty business at a whopping $1.2 billion, tripling the valuation it garnered with a $52 million Series C in 2018.
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The United Nations Environment Program says that surveys have documented a tripling of poaching and seizures of illegal ivory headed for Asia since 2007.
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Marriott International has also seen short interest surge above 21 percent, while Wyndham Worldwide has seen a tripling of short interest to 8.9 percent.
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Ezz Steel rose 2.1 percent after one of its subsidiaries reported an almost tripling in first-quarter net income compared with a year ago.
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The backdrop: The filing reports a 3,883% revenue increase between Q1 2018 and Q1 2019, with losses more than tripling over that same period.
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"Education, education, education!" he declaimed at a rally in New Hampshire last week, roughly tripling the number of times he usually mentions the topic.
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That move -- and his subsequent doubling, tripling and quadrupling down it -- has further inflamed an already explosive relationship between the two branches of government.
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The financial centre will hit or exceed its target set in 2014 of tripling its size by 2024, said Essa Kazim, governor of DIFC.
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That's really to be expected, as startups can't expect to continue tripling in size and whatnot once they start to reach millions of users.
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That plan called for doubling earnings in Exxon's chemicals and refining segments and tripling profit in its business producing oil and gas by 2025.
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It was shut down relatively quickly owing to a tripling and even quadrupling of demand, as gleefully tweeted by T-Mobile CEO John Legere.
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For example, Columbus, Ohio will add 448 electric vehicles, and Los Angeles has committed to tripling its EV fleet by the end of 2017.
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One-fifth of British men are thought to have erection problems, with NHS sildenafil prescriptions tripling to nearly 3 million from 2015 to 2016.
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Merck reported a nearly tripling of sales for its cancer drug Keytruda, but also said a cyberattack during the quarter impacted its overall revenue.
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Galvis scored the Padres' final run in the bottom of the sixth — tripling with two outs and scoring on a single by A.J. Ellis.
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The signal that Trump is tripling down on punitive tariffs has already spurred leaders of the traditionally free trade GOP to voice their opposition.
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It said funding needs to be "turbo charged" and called for a tripling of global investment in nutrition to $70 billion over 10 years.
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The effort, called the Urban Mobility Plan, includes increasing bus service, extending train lines to the suburbs and tripling the number of bike lanes.
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Pant told Reuters he "can absolutely see getting" to 12 KFC restaurants per million people in China, equivalent to a tripling of the business.
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In particular, there's been a tripling of obesity in youth and young adults in developing, middle class countries, such as China, Brazil, and Indonesia.
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According to co-founder and CEO Tim Junio, Expanse has been tripling its sales year over year — and quadrupling the terms of its contracts.
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"All that's happened here because of this judge's order is perhaps the doubling or tripling of the valuation of my own company," he said.
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The company reported a quarterly net loss of $771 million, more than tripling the loss it reported for the same period a year earlier.
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And with the National Security Agency's tripling-down on data collection surveillance, is it any surprise that there's a growing movement for online privacy?
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In federal elections last September, the far-right party took home 13 percent of the vote, nearly tripling its support in the previous election.
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Still down from its IPO price, yes, but up more than 200% from its recent all-time lows (a more than tripling in value).
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It is among the fastest-growing sports in Turkey, tripling in participation every year, according to Hasan Oz, sports director of the Okcular Vakfi.
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Yet in nearly tripling its financial obligations to buy brick-and-mortar Whole Foods Market, Jeff Bezos's company is starting to look more traditional.
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While rival cryptocurrency has grabbed most of the attention, briefly tripling in value this year, ethereum's value has run up a few thousand percent.
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The demand for enhanced education at an early age has resulted in public charter school enrollment growth nearly tripling over the past 10 years.
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Although suicide rates were stable from 22008 to 22010, the numbers began to rise dramatically in 22016, nearly tripling by the end of 21.
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The Western wildfire season alone, which scorched California in particular, cost at least $18 billion, NOAA said, tripling the previous record annual wildfire toll.
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Measles vaccine rates are dropping worldwide, with measles cases tripling between 733 and 2019, mostly because of problems with vaccine access or vaccine refusal.
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U.S. wireless broadband provider Starry told Motherboard the company has seen traffic increase steadily over the last two weeks, nearly tripling during work hours.
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It has also seen a tripling of its foreign exchange reserves over the more than 2 1/2 years the cap has been in place.
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Even a doubling or tripling of existing bank-capital requirements, plus TLAC, would be insufficient to enable banks or broker-dealers to withstand a run.
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Analysts sharply boosted their expectations of a copper market deficit in 2019 to 205,500 tonnes, more than tripling their previous consensus forecast of 8683,000 tonnes.
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Szyszko approved tripling of the quota of wood that can be harvested in one of three administrative areas of the Bialowieza Forest in March 2016.
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In 2018, Tesla deployed 1.04GWh of energy storage, nearly tripling its energy storage deployments in 2017, the company said in a recent letter to investors.
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Not only is the home-rental company doubling investments in the country and tripling its local workforce — it's also got a new name to match.
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Lyft plans on doubling the size of New York's Citi Bike service area and tripling the number of bikes nationwide in the next five years.
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Italy's populist-led government said last week it planned to run a deficit of 2.4 percent of GDP next year, tripling the previous government's target.
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Yes, tripling the number of people who can do what we call the Erasmus+, which is that you can do exchange in other member states.
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Working the jab up and down, doubling and tripling it, he made sure Golokin was always having to walk through something to get to him.
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You can't blame Apple for doubling and tripling down on the iPhone over the years, given how popular and profitable it was and still is.
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As a platform overall, we've grown the amount of total time spent engaging with our Shows product, almost tripling since the beginning of the year.
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Some have wondered how Dorsey can continue to run both Twitter and Square, but Square's stock has also done well, tripling in the past year.
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ExxonMobil is tripling its daily oil production in the Permian basin to more than 600,000 oil-equivalent barrels by 2025, the oil giant said Tuesday.
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The Red Sox made it 23-0 in the third, with Betts once again leading off with a homer and Martinez tripling home a run.
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Less than four months after its initial launch, YouTube TV is tripling its market offering from being available in just 5 metropolitan areas to 15.
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The connected hardware space has undoubtedly gone through a renaissance over the last four years, with VCs nearly tripling their funding between 295 and 2016.
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Some investors and analysts have questioned how achievable the overhaul is, and Reynardson called the target of tripling non-oil revenues by 2020 "highly ambitious".
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But, the latest trend in hoops, which have been trending hard for months now, is wearing multiples at once — more specifically, doubling (or tripling!) up.
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The suit was brought under the Anti-Terrorism Act, which provided for the tripling of the $218.5 million in damages awarded by a Manhattan jury.
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The company is building out its Barcelona offices, tripling its office space and planning to significantly expand its 100-person-strong team in the city.
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The near tripling of capacity on the Trans Mountain pipeline, from Alberta to a port in the Vancouver area, is undergoing a new regulatory review.
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Blackmon flew out in the first, popped out in the third and grounded out in the sixth before tripling in the seventh, He is batting .
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Meanwhile, during this same period the rate of death (the number of deaths / 85033,000 Border Patrol apprehensions) skyrocketed, nearly tripling between 2008 and 2011 alone.
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Overpayment letters from the VA's Debt Management Center have been on the rise every year since 2013, nearly tripling in that timeframe, a spokeswoman said.
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Under the new rules, as many as 70,000 additional people will have access to the drug, tripling the number of patients that previous rules allowed.
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It is women, however, who now account for more than one in four HIV cases in America, tripling the proportion they made up in 383.
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The aggressive spending has led to a tripling of the company's debt in two years, to $10.36 billion in 2018, from $3.36 billion in 2016.
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In March, President Barack Obama proposed spending an additional $1.1 billion to expand treatment programs for opioid addiction, tripling the existing funding in that area.
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Trungelliti won, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4, earning 79,000 euros, or $92,000, with the victory, roughly tripling his earnings for the year.
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At least nine analysts raised their price targets on the stock, with Canaccord Genuity's analyst Jed Dorsheimer more than tripling his price target to $750.
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This would mean tripling the war's costs at a time when McNamara was trimming the defense budget and closing American military bases around the globe.
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They began three years ago, and now 2,000 students attend — the average age is 35 to 50 years — with intake tripling each year, she said.
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For this sum, Charter could build broadband to millions of homes where it currently doesn't offer service, tripling the size of its existing service area.
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If these prices sound shocking, consider that most of these options require two to three rounds to be successful, doubling or tripling the final bill.
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Amazon Business, a business marketplace launched in 2015, now has over one million customers, more than tripling in size from last May, Amazon announced Tuesday.
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The Port of Paranaguá — further south of the Santos Port — has seized about 13.5 tons, nearly tripling the amount taken in during all of 2018.
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This is a doubling of the annual treatment and prevention budget to $272bn, and a tripling of the R&D budget to $201bn a year.
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In September, the firm reported normalised annual profit tripling, boosted by its exit from the milk business and a recovery from drought the previous year.
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The big picture: Muilenburg has led Boeing since 2015, and he had previously been heralded for achieving record profits and tripling the company's stock price.
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The improvement included a near tripling of pre-tax underwriting gain at Geico, which added customers and boosted premiums while its rate of loss claims fell.
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Most were rewarded with a $1 million prize, but two of them, in Florida and Texas, added a Megaplier option, tripling their winnings to $3 million.
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Then IBM said it would unveil four new data centres in Britain, tripling its capacity for cloud services in the country and creating "hundreds" of jobs.
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It eventually spread itself too thin, however, doubling, tripling and quadrupling down with robotic-toy takes on R2-D2, Lightning McQueen for cars and Spider-Man.
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The company has also increased its headcount by more than half and has eight new offices, including Los Angeles and the tripling of its Singapore office.
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The jury awarded nearly $93 million in damages, including $7.37 million against Hodge, a sum that is subject to mandatory tripling under the False Claims Act.
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Loop Capital raised its price target on Amazon last month to $2,380 from $2,200, seeing its market cap tripling over the next four to five years.
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Coking coal is on the European Commission's list of critical raw materials of economic importance with the price of Chinese coking coal futures tripling since 2015.
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Last year, the government unveiled a plan to diversify away from its dependence on crude, with the hope of tripling its non-oil revenue by 2020.
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Beijing should be asked to do that by tripling its annual purchases of American goods and services from the pitiful $116 billion they bought last year.
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And with Nvidia stock now more than tripling in value over the past year, some analysts tasked with covering the stock are left scratching their heads.
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"This [new] round is about doubling, tripling, down on India but also establishing a seed in a couple of countries we are looking at," Garg said.
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The ruling coalition last week said it planned to run a deficit of 2.4 percent of GDP over the next three years, tripling the previous target.
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The perception that such spending is more effective and has been transparently handed out has helped bring a tripling of foreign direct investment into the Philippines.
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In 2017, China's non-financial companies recognized 35.8 billion yuan in combined goodwill impairment losses, tripling from the previous year, according to data from Guosen Securities.
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Airbnb is in talks for a new round of investment that would peg the company's worth at about $30 billion, tripling its value in two years.
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These include tripling cloud revenue and increasing overall revenue while also achieving a cloud gross margin of 75% and growing operating margin by 1% per year.
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The Democrats' singular message since even before the inauguration has been doubling and tripling down on the efforts to resist, delegitimize, and even impeach President Trump.
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Tripling its width — to about 25 inches — to measure the circumference would leave it smaller than the average American waist, which is 34 to 35 inches.
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Facebook said sales rose 1.53 percent to $21.5 billion from a year ago, while profit increased to $21.25 billion, tripling from $210 million a year earlier.
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Banchamek sends its fighters to compete under K-1 rules in China on a regular basis; the payout often tripling what is being offered in Thailand.
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On the campaign trail, Trump also proposed tripling the size of the existing immigration enforcement agency, which, similarly, would require money and compete with other priorities.
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The other noticeable change in Andrade is her awareness of her opponent's movement and her doubling and tripling up on the same hand as a result.
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In January, Ford CEO Mark Fields announced the company was tripling the size of its fleet of autonomous Ford Fusion hybrid vehicles to about 30 cars.
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Most of this owes to a tripling in planted hectares, while yield has grown by 30 to 40 percent over the same time frame (reut.rs/2d4Mtae).
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Last week, President Trump signed the $20203 billion bipartisan spending bill into law in response to the coronavirus, tripling his initial recommendation to spend $2.5 billion.
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The last five days have seen a third tripling: Between March 20 and 25, the number of cases jumped from about 16,600 to more than 62,800.
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On Thursday, Flint Mayor Karen Weaver announced that the city was tripling its estimate for the number of lead-poisoned pipes that need to be replaced.
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The tripling of open investigations since January, Mr. Sessions indicated, was driven by a surge in complaints by security agencies about unauthorized disclosures of classified information.
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Not only have outlets taken stronger stances on charter schools, but the share of opinion pieces on the subject skyrocketed, nearly tripling between 85033 and 2015.
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Student Debt: According to the Federal Reserve, total outstanding student loan debt reached $28503 trillion as of September, more than tripling from $22019 billion in 2006.
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Last year, more than 2,200 such suits were filed in federal courts, according to the accessible technology firm UsableNet, nearly tripling the number a year before.
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Last year, more than 2,5003 such suits were filed in federal courts, according to the accessible technology firm UsableNet, nearly tripling the number a year before.
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European Union governments updated a blacklist of tax havens this week, adding the United Arab Emirates and nine other jurisdictions, tripling the number of listed jurisdictions.
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In September, Clover reported a tripling in normalised annual profit, boosted by its exit from the milk business and a recovery from drought the previous year.
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Under the planned reform of the pension system demanded by Greece's international lenders, farmers face a tripling of their social security contributions and higher income tax.
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Kinder Morgan's $217 billion TransMountain expansion project would add to an existing pipeline, tripling its capacity from 22016,000 to nearly 900,000 barrels of oil per day.
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Kinder Morgan's $6.8 billion TransMountain expansion project would add to an existing pipeline, tripling its capacity from 300,000 to nearly 173,000 barrels of oil per day.
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If First Solar closes above $40 on March 17, the trade would net him $2.50 per share, more than tripling the money he committed to the trade.
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After generally being the butt of the public market's jokes since its IPO, Snap is having a killer 2019, with its stock price nearly tripling in value.
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"I think we are convinced that the world at least in the next 10 years will be multi-material architecture with aluminum tripling its size," he said.
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By the time he came to Oslo to collect the prize at the end of the year, he had ordered the tripling of U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
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Imperfect has had a big year so far, showing up on the cover of National Geographic in March and tripling in size over the last two months.
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We're taking over Moscone Center West, tripling our floor space and playing host to more than 10,000 attendees, 1,200 exhibitors and more than 400 accredited media outlets.
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Higher revenues will help the company reach its goal of tripling the size of its distribution network to absorb additional power soon to be generated in Uganda.
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Global IPO proceeds rose to $39 billion in the first quarter, the highest since 2014, with the proceeds from European listings more than tripling to $183 billion.
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"In the end we increased production without the expansion by tripling the shifts at our factories which adds a lot of strain on the machines," he said.
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U.S. employers hired 250,000 workers last month, nearly tripling the 79,000 gain in March, while the jobless rate declined to 4.4 percent, a near 10-year low.
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If you haven't heard, we're moving to the Moscone Center West, tripling the floor space and featuring four stages of unique programming — and that's just for starters.
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Chick-fil-A is taking over fast food, leapfrogging rivals to become the third-largest chain in the US and tripling annual sales over the past decade.
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Ben Carson, Trump's housing secretary, recently proposed savage cuts to rental assistance for low-income people—effectively tripling their rent, as the Washington Post reported in April.
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Worse: between 2010 and 2016, the proportion of opioid overdose deaths that involved street fentanyl or other synthetics went from 14 to 46 percent, more than tripling.
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Wealthy New Yorkers fleeing the city are driving up the prices of rentals in the Hamptons and Hudson Valley, with rates more than tripling for some properties.
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Venezuela's oil production also went into a tailspin, with the rate of decline in output more than tripling after the 2017 sanctions, worsening the government's cash crunch.
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The RealReal said that consumer searches on its site for Birkin bags have increased more than 7.5 times over the last three years with sales nearly tripling.
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To begin, the automaker will announce that it is tripling its fleet of autonomous vehicles in 2016, upping its total to 30 test vehicles on the road.
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The family had initially entered shelter after tripling up in a two-bedroom railroad apartment with seven other people, including Pedro's mother who was pregnant with him.
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The move comes as cases from the viral coronavirus strain have increased 13-fold in two weeks, effectively tripling the number of countries that have diagnosed cases.
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There are a lotta questions that have come in on Apple and-- people wanna know why you're doubling or tripling down on this stock at this point?
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The Cardinals wasted no time getting even in the top of the seventh, however, with Kolten Wong tripling home Paul DeJong, who had singled with two outs.
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I spent most of a night in Mexico, on spotty Wi-Fi looking for alternatives in a city that would be tripling in population for the eclipse.
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The company expects similar growth in the year ahead as it continues pouring extensive resources, including tripling its sales force and boosting its Google Cloud Health segment.
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It's a condition that was nearing eradication at the end of the last century, but that has since roared back with cases nearly tripling in five years.
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That tripling of its predecessor's goal by the EU's second most indebted nation unnerved investors and prompted criticism and calls for a rethink from the European Commission.
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The fee Chelsea paid for Pulisic, 64 million euros (about $73 million), was the highest ever paid for an American player, more than tripling the previous mark.
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To continue growing the Dynamics 365 business, Microsoft three months ago added 1,000 new salespeople to Dynamics 365 sales organization, almost tripling it in size, Phillips said.
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He delivered over 10 billion pounds ($12.7 billion) in incremental sales, a near-tripling in earnings and total shareholder return of 85 percent, before stepping down in 2014.
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Company officials credit his data-driven analysis and hands-on management style for its revenue growth, cost cuts and a nearly tripling of its share price since then.
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There is also a fourth story, a tale of the tripling of the United States stock market from 2009 to 2014 and its supposed sudden unwinding this year.
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This equal-weight index has underperformed the S&P 500 in recent years, but in 2016 is up 2.9 percent, almost tripling the performance of the S&P.
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The top lot was German painter Konrad Klapcheck's 1971 canvas "Die Terroristin," which sold for €379,500 (~$440,000), more than tripling the high end of its pre-sale estimate.
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But he stepped up Canada's support role, tripling the number of Canadian trainers on the ground and committing Canadian special forces to help target airstrikes hitting ISIS targets.
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On Thursday, exploit vendor Zerodium announced they were tripling their bounty for a zero-day hack of Apple's iOS 10, offering a new maximum payout of $1.5 million.
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It found that France had the highest use of e-cigarettes, with the proportion of those who had tried one nearly tripling to 22015 percent from 7.3 percent.
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In just a couple of weeks, YouTube TV will be tripling its footprint, by offering service in Dallas-Fort Worth, Washington, D.C., Houston, Atlanta, Phoenix, Detroit, Minneapolis-St.
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The drop in prices has left Nigeria struggling to fund a record 6.06 trillion naira ($20 billion) 2016 budget that aims to stimulate growth by tripling capital expenditure.
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But with Trump doubling and tripling the support of his closest competitors in the most recent polls, the rest of the Republican field isn't vying for first place.
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He's so swamped with requests to share his techniques and give talks that nearly tripling his speaking schedule has barely made a dent in the flow of invites.
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Italy's populist-led government said last week it planned to run a deficit of 2.4 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) next year, tripling the previous government's target.
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Gregorius tied the game by tripling to the center field wall when den Dekker could not make a diving catch after getting a bad read on the liner.
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Total revenue jumped to $20193 million in 2018 from $829,000 the year before and it projects a tripling of revenue to as much as $15 million in 2019.
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German post and logistics group Deutsche Post DHL rose 3.3% after reporting an almost tripling of third-quarter operating profit and said it expected a strong fourth quarter.
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Of the 642,602 total cases reported to the CDC during the 13-year study, the number of cases rose most years, more than tripling from start to finish.
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The reforms follow other measures installed by de Blasio's corrections commissioner, Joseph Ponte, including tripling the number of cameras at Rikers and training officers to defuse tense situations.
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German post and logistics group Deutsche Post DHL rose 4.6% after reporting an almost tripling of third-quarter operating profit and said it expected a strong fourth quarter.
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SAP's American-born CEO said Germany's most valuable stock remains committed to once again tripling its market capitalization while declining to set any timeline for achieving the goal.
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By creating enterprise use cases like remote assistance and work instructions, the company has been gaining momentum over the last year, and reports tripling its revenue in 2017.
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While Muglia wouldn't discuss specific revenue numbers, he did say Snowflake has been tripling or better year over year and that growth was part of what attracted investors.
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Since testing began to ramp up in the U.S., the number of confirmed cases has also skyrocketed, tripling from 1,000 cases on March 10 to 3,000 by Sunday.
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There has been such a lack of care, attention and investment for all these years that doubling, tripling or quadrupling the care, attention and investment would be appropriate.
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Every year, nearly 50 furry conventions take place across the US, and BLFC is the fastest growing con on the circuit, tripling its attendance in just three years.
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The deportations — roughly 10,000 in 290 alone, tripling from the year before — have continued even as Afghanistan's security situation has deteriorated and civilian casualties have reached record numbers.
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The number of people in the world worth between $10,000 and $100,000 has seen the biggest growth of any wealth segment, tripling since 2000 to 1.7 billion people.
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On January 1, California's adult use market came online, which has been projected to add $5 billion in annual revenue to the burgeoning industry, nearly tripling its size.
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Then, there's the ubiquitous browbeating by social media, which, I suspect, has contributed to the tripling of the suicide rate for adolescent girls in the past fifteen years.
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Renewable energy production grew even more rapidly than gas, with wind and solar production in the U.S. more than tripling, as costs came down dramatically and investment skyrocketed.
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This is because energy demands in the Asia-Pacific region are expected to "experience colossal growth," the report found, with a tripling of installed new power generation capacity.
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Researchers at Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History have identified two new species of electric eel in the Amazon rainforest, tripling the known number of electric eel species.
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Central Michigan stormed to an 18-point advantage at the break, tripling the largest deficit DePaul has faced this season behind quickness on both sides of the floor.
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The company said it expects earnings per share for 2018 to increase about 31 percent over 2017, more than tripling the previous estimate of an 8 percent increase.
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Another study found that from 1999 through 2016, there were nearly 9,000 pediatric deaths attributed to opioids, with the mortality rate for youth due to opioid poisonings nearly tripling.
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Two hundred teams with a total of around 18,000 inspectors and support staff will be sent out, tripling the workforce for the inspections carried out during this past winter.
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But Netflix's aggressive spending on content has been accompanied by a tripling of the its debt in two years to $10.36 billion in 2018 from $3.36 billion in 2016.
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Snap's startups After generally being the butt of the public market's jokes since its IPO, Snap is having a killer 2019, with its stock price nearly tripling in value.
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Two hundred teams with a total of some 18,000 inspectors and support staff will be sent out, tripling the workforce for the inspections carried out during this past winter.
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The streaming service has rocketed higher in the past week, tripling the broader market's gains and breaking out of a flat range for the first half of the year.
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EFG, which on Monday reported a near-tripling of first quarter net income and a more than doubling of operating revenue, surged 8.8 percent while TMGH slumped 13 percent.
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Rather, it's providing a platform to test how they might impact possible scenarios, like a new competitor entering the scene, or a tripling of the number of female executives.
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"Born in the ashes of the financial crisis, Wall Street's oldest-ever bull market turns 10 years old [today], with the S&P 500 tripling in value," Reuters reports.
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The German company had 6 percent of the U.S. casual sportswear market in December, more than tripling its share compared to a year ago, market intelligence firm NPD said.
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A head of cauliflower there now goes for around 20.5 Canadian dollars, a tripling in price, the strange foodie fallout from the low price of oil and other commodities.
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Investor tourists also leave… Suster highlights that valuations were inflated by the large public market funds participating in the "venture market," tripling the amount of capital in the market.
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Last year London-Beijing relations appeared to have moved from flirtation to serious engagement, with Chinese investors tripling the amount they spent buying U.K. companies between 2014 and 2015.
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Then, in December, he issued a presidential decree declaring cobalt a "strategic" mineral resource, nearly tripling the royalties once more to 10%, a level likely to discourage further investment.
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The research found heat waves are becoming more frequent, more prolonged, and more severe, with the number of heat wave days tripling in the past couple of years studied.
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In 2017, readers responded to superb Washington Post journalism by subscribing in record numbers, with digital subscriptions more than doubling since January and more than tripling since last year.
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Doubling or tripling down on that risk is essentially a dice roll - and as any gambler knows, there is always the possibility that you will come up snake eyes.
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Portman has expanded rapidly in the last few years, almost tripling the number of practices since 2014, but many lenders balked at the adjustment, which more than doubled Ebitda.
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However, it expects to beat its target due to a near tripling of production in the North Sea ahead of the start-up of its Catcher field in December.
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The additional capital is chiefly needed to reach the company's goal of doubling or tripling the volume of its overseas business, which now accounts for 10 percent of EBITDA.
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Musk also said: The company spent $959 million in the second quarter, largely on building the giant battery Gigafactory and tripling the number of superchargers in the U.S. network.
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The researchers say that that a tripling of fertilizer prices by an international cartel likely led to the escalation in long-run food prices that drove millions into poverty.
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The ruling coalition last week said it planned to run a deficit of 2.4 percent of gross domestic product between 2019-2021, tripling the previous target and alarming investors.
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After it failed, Republicans fell in line with the specious claim they could finance tax cuts by tripling the federal deficit and grow our way out of the hole.
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Environment Minister Jan Szyszko said in March he would approve a tripling in the volume of wood to be harvested because of an infestation of the spruce bark beetle.
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The US Army is tripling the power on a laser weapon designed to bring down not only rockets and drones but also "more stressing threats," the service revealed recently.
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"We estimate that there has been a tripling in the rate of the most damaging storms over the last century," Aslak Grinsted, the lead author, previously told Business Insider.
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Unsurprisingly, the car brand recently unveiled plans to cut six of its 23 European factories and anticipates more than tripling its yearly passenger vehicle imports into Europe by 2024.
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Speculative money has poured into this hot market, fund managers tripling their net long exposure LME-NI-MNET to the London contract over the course of December and January.
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Completing that transaction, coupled with Alere's, would put a tremendous amount of stress on Abbott's balance sheet, tripling its debt and increasing the likelihood of a credit-rating downgrade.
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The 38-page plan sets ambitious goals, like doubling the amount of drinkable water in the Palestinian territories and nearly tripling exports as a percentage of the Palestinian economy.
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Drug shortages have been on the rise in the United States — tripling from 2007 to 2012, according to the Brookings Institution — and generics are responsible for many of them.
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In 2010, Kenton County, Ky., built a very large jail for a county its size, equivalent to New York City's tripling the size of Rikers Island to 30,000 beds.
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The deal created opportunities for minorities at the company, Mr. Morial said, including three people of color joining its board and the company tripling its contracts with minority businesses.
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Private companies plan to deploy thousands of small satellites in the coming years, at least tripling the total number in orbit and greatly increasing the risk of a collision.
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Instead, it appears they've spent the last few years doubling and tripling down on that strategy while at the same time doing whatever they can not to look inward.
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Urban Outfitters – The apparel retailer was downgraded to "neutral" from "outperform" at Baird, which thinks the stock is fairly valued after nearly tripling over the past year or so.
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Whisk itself was acquired by Samsung NEXT in March of this year, after tripling its revenue, achieving profitability and powering more than half a billion recipe interactions per month.
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ST) has agreed to sell its biggest division, Marine & Safety, for 3 billion crowns ($318 million), news that sent its shares tripling in value on Monday to record highs.
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O'Rourke shattered fundraising records with a stunning $38.1 million haul between July and September — the largest quarterly haul in U.S. Senate history and more than tripling Cruz's $12 million.
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U.S. Steel (X) was surging about 7 percent in the premarket after more than tripling the 34 cent consensus estimates by reporting adjusted quarterly profit of $1.07 per share.
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Apple only has free shipping if you don't care how quickly your object arrives, otherwise you're basically tripling the price of a headphone dongle if you pick next-day shipping.
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And millionaire support for Trump — typically viewed as the favorite of blue-collar workers — is growing, with his share of millionaire voters more than tripling over the past six months.
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"It's incomprehensible why I wasn't informed early and unambiguously," added Winterkorn, who oversaw a doubling in Volkswagen's sales and an almost tripling in profit during his eight years in charge.
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One is that people — whether through fallen power lines, arson, or unattended campsites — have ignited 84 percent of wildfires in the United States, tripling the length of the fire season.
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Amazon said Thursday in a conference call with investors it would be doubling its content spend year over year in the second half of 2016, tripling its Amazon Originals content.
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Some workers have been displaced but productivity has improved, keeping the firm's profits stable despite a tripling since 2006 of its average monthly wage in China, to 4,500 yuan ($650).
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In 2015, Obama proposed eliminating child care flexible spending accounts, tripling the maximum credit for child care, and making it available to households making as much as $120,000 per year.
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That would represent its best ever showing and a tripling of support since 2014, a reflection of its voters' concern about policies such as the expropriation of land without compensation.
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Most growth is from the domestic market, spurred by a tripling of mobile phone users since 2009 to 53.5 percent of the population in 2014, according to the World Bank.
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Founded in 2013, the company has grown steadily and had a huge 2017, tripling its revenues to $12 million after its latest robot, the MiR200, received high marks from customers.
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Sensor Tower said that YouTube TV added about 22017,23 new installs of its app since its announcement last week that it was entering several new U.S. markets, tripling its footprint.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Strong Sales Performance: Aoyuan's 2016 contracted sales increased 69% yoy to CNY25.6bn after tripling to CNY15.2bn in 0003 from 2012 under the company's continued fast-churn strategy.
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Usage of 4G eclipsed older networks for the first time, with the company more than tripling the number of cities covered by its 4G network compared to a year ago.
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T-Mobile (TMUS) this morning reported estimates on both the top and bottom lines, with profit nearly tripling from a year earlier as aggressive promotions helped it add more customers.
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Towns in eastern Lebanon have absorbed large numbers of Syrian refugees, sometimes doubling or tripling their population, and Monday's attacks threatened to further inflame tensions between them and the Lebanese.
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The company will soon add 2120,2000 square feet of production space just across the road from the main campus and Blackhall East, tripling its current amount of sound stage space.
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Grass-roots membership in the local Labour Party has gone up to 5,500 now from 1,300 before Mr. Corbyn's election last year, she said, mirroring a tripling of national membership.
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Walmart is also trying to take advantage of its position as the nation's largest grocer, nearly tripling the number of markets where customers can order groceries and pick up curbside.
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Student loan burdens sharply increased nationally during the recession, according to a report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, more than tripling to $212 trillion from 218 to 229.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected new yuan loans to surge to a near seven-year high of 21 trillion yuan in January, tripling from 26.5127 billion yuan in December.
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While there are higher-performance, and arguably more durable spinning rods on the market, it's difficult to beat Shakespeare's Ugly Stik line until you start doubling or tripling your budget.
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Despite that, Republicans are tripling down on fossil fuels w/no plan to transition off them, or make the critical infra investments we need to prep for the climate crisis.
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The budget raises the target for the fiscal deficit to 23 percent of gross domestic product next year, tripling a 243 percent goal left by the previous center-left administration.
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"We do really well there," said Ms. Cohan, who has two spaces in New York already and is effectively tripling down on her local presence by participating in the fair.
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An allergy to peanuts, which aren't tree nuts, is especially and increasingly common among kids, with the number of affected children tripling between 1997 and 2008, Business Insider previously reported.
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RELATED: The Obama economy in 22012 charts Obama's tenure saw a near tripling of the S&P 22010, mostly due to very low interest rates and recovery from the recession.
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Since then, the source said, P3 has completed six add-on acquisitions and developed 600,000 square metres of warehouse space, doubling the business in size and more than tripling profitability.
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The promise always verged on false advertising; tripling per capita GDP to Western European levels, and building their social infrastructures, would have been a herculean task even under ideal circumstances.
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"Andrew Yang is the only contender showing exponential growth in the third quarter, more than tripling his fundraising number from last quarter," campaign manager Zach Graumann said in a statement.
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That marks the first year-over-year quarterly revenue decline for Tesla since 2012, though the company attributes the drop to a tripling in the number of customers leasing its cars.
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"By tripling our online product assortment, we're able to offer a lot more new brands and choices to customers all season long," Steve Breen, senior vice president of merchandising for Walmart.
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A 2015 survey by GPS-based navigation app Waze found that Manila had the world's worst traffic congestion, partly due to a tripling of annual car sales from a decade ago.
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Szyszko approved a tripling of the quota of wood that can be harvested in one of three administrative areas of the Bialowieza Forest in March 2016 to stop a beetle outbreak.
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Cabify reported it has over 299 million users and grew its installed-base by 299% between 21 and 993, tripling its user base and fulfilling six times more trips in 299.
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The cost of specialty drugs has skyrocketed over the last decade, with the cost of 61 widely used drugs almost tripling between 2006 and 2017, according to a new AARP report.
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If the ETF closes above $125 on that date, Gordon's trade would earn him a maximum reward of $2 per share, just about tripling the money he spent on the trade.
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In private, Bolton had told Peruvian officials the measure would have the effect of about tripling current sanctions related to Venezuela, a Peruvian government source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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That means it does not face financial losses, but a delay or cancellation would make it harder to hit its already ambitious target of tripling its nuclear generating capacity by 2024.
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According to local news station NewsChannel5, more than one million voters have already cast ballots, nearly tripling the number of voters who turned out for the 2014 midterm elections in Tennessee.
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In a Thursday securities filing, Neoenergia said shareholders led by Spain's Iberdrola SA approved tripling the utility's capital limit to 12.83 billion reais ($4.1 billion) from about 3.5 billion reais currently.
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T-Mobile US — The mobile operator beat estimates on both the top and bottom lines, with profit nearly tripling from a year earlier as aggressive promotions helped it add more customers.
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" Over that same span of time, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center, there was a "near-tripling of anti-Muslim hate groups—from 19883 in 2015 to 101 last year.
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The CDC calculates that there were 63,600 deaths from drug overdoses in 2016, and more than a tripling in the age-adjusted rate of drug-overdose deaths from 1999 to 2016.
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Star Wars toys, the majority of which are produced by Hasbro Inc, was the biggest contributor to the sales growth, with dollar sales for Star Wars toys nearly tripling through June.
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It's also consistent with census data showing that "black and white" has become the largest multiple-race population in the United States, tripling in size from 2000 to 2010, she said.
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Long dollar bets are at the biggest in more than a year and a half, with bets tripling from April lows though they remain some way off the November 2014 record.
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Shell led the charge, more than tripling profits in the second quarter from a year ago, boosted by its refining and chemicals business and a 16 percent rise in oil prices.
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By doubling and tripling his jab, Ortega could make the most out of his best weapon without opening himself up too much—the rest of his boxing arsenal is noticeably loopy.
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Berkshire has become Bank of America's largest shareholder by exercising its right to acquire 700 million shares at a steep discount, more than tripling an investment it made six years ago.
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has developed a prototype apartment using furniture that can be transformed, moved and stowed using hand gestures and voice commands, essentially tripling the functional space.
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"Involving the unknown quantity or variable as an exponent" refers to formulas such as "2 to the power x" (2ˣ) for doubling or "3 to the power x" (3ˣ) for tripling.
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Beside tripling data handling capacity, the company also said its new chips can cut in half the size of antennas in cell towers, while cutting their power consumption by two-thirds.
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Floyd Mayweather is TRIPLING DOWN on Gucci ... rocking the brand from neck-to-toe -- but he ain't about to hear comments on the matter -- dude disabled 'em from his social media!!!
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In 2014, the legislature passed one of the nation's most restrictive setback laws, nearly tripling the distance required from a wind turbine to property lines (without a waiver from the property owner).
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"It's worked for him as a political tactic and as a foreign relations position, and now the President is tripling-down on 'Whataboutism' as a legal stance," Felling said in an email.
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Italy new eurosceptic government proposed on Thursday a budget that increases the deficit to 2.4 percent of gross domestic product in 2019, tripling it in comparison with the plans of its predecessors.
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Financial services corporate venture capital (CVC) funding has been on the rise, with 2017's total $3 billion in funding tripling to more than $9 billion in 2019, according to CB Insights.
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The nation is set to see its e-commerce industry tripling to $100 billion by 2025, according to some estimates, but it also has some of the region's strictest digital payments regulations.
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Recreational marijuana won big at the polls on Tuesday, with California, Massachusetts, and Nevada approving those laws and Maine's measure leaning toward yes, tripling the U.S. population living in pot-friendly states.
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Rather than announcing a doubling or tripling of its financial pledges to African countries, as it had at previous FOCACs, last year China offered a package less generous than the previous one.
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As the online-first clothing rental site expands its physical footprint, it's tripling down with a New York City location that's three times the size of its five other stand-alone shops.
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Financial services corporate venture capital (CVC) funding has been on the rise, with 2017's total $3 billion in funding tripling to more than $9 billion in 2019, according to CB Insights.
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Even Obama said he was surprised and by the time he collected the prize in Oslo at the end of that year, he had ordered the tripling of U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
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I close my eyes and picture the ice walls doubling, tripling in thickness, until there's no room for sirens in my mind, no room for my heart to thump chaotically off rhythm.
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And in the face of dwindling opportunities at home, nearly 5,800 people also went abroad for jobs last year using government-subsidized programs, more than tripling from 2013, according to government data.
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And in the face of dwindling opportunities at home, nearly 5,800 people also went abroad for jobs last year using government-subsidized programmes, more than tripling from 2013, according to government data.
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Meanwhile, with monthly new customers tripling since the end of 2017, and Monese available in 20 European countries, Koppel tells me the watch word for this new round of funding is scale.
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The Pentagon announced Monday that Canada is tripling the number of its troops training Iraqi forces in Northern Iraq as part of the campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Just last month, Israel-based online trading platform Plus500 reported roughly tripling first-half core earnings but warned that the "exceptional performance" was unlikely to be repeated due to the regulatory crackdown.
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PARIS, March 5 (Reuters) - Airbus has set a divisional target of tripling the services revenues generated by its main commercial aircraft business to $10 billion a year by 2025, industry sources said.
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"Loans doubling, tripling, quadrupling, it really does happen all the time," said Persis Yu, director of the Student Loan Borrower Assistance Project at the National Consumer Law Center, a nonprofit advocacy group.
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Yahoo said on Tuesday that all 3 billion of its user accounts were hacked in a 2013 data theft, tripling its earlier estimate of the size of the largest breach in history.
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Over the last 50 years, our trade volume as a share of gross domestic product has climbed steadily, tripling to 30 percent from 10 percent, regardless of whether we were signing F.T.A.s.
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Against both Angela Hill and Jessica Penne, Andrade's doubling and tripling up on right hands and left hooks allowed her to dig hard, repeated blows in to the body and head alternately.
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A very successful promotion - handing out miniature replica products to children - drove a tripling of same-store sales to 3 percent for the half, their fastest rate in two years, Coles said.
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Bottom line: The tick-borne disease problem is much more serious and widespread than most people realize, with reported cases of Lyme disease tripling in the United States since the late 2200s.
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Mr. Sanders has also urged the tripling of Title I funding, and he has called for a minimum of $60,000 for teacher pay, tied to the cost of living and other metrics.
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The administration also has put in its budget request to Congress $17.2 billion over three years for the separate European Defense Initiative (EDI), tripling the three-year request of the prior administration.
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Here's what Roku reported for the fourth quarter: Investors have piled into Roku shares since the company's IPO in September, with the stock more than tripling to $51.10 as of Wednesday's close.
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Exports to China and Hong Kong set a record in July, more than tripling from a year earlier, according to the most recent data from the industry group U.S. Meat Export Federation.
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In June 2018, Cash app customers spent $250 million with Cash Card, nearly tripling since December 2017 and representing $3 billion on an annualized basis, according to the company's second-quarter release.
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The findings come at a tense time for the military, with suicides among active-duty Marines and sailors reaching a 10-year high last year and suicides among US Special Operations forces tripling.
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"We are increasing the valuation from the prior round substantially, and it's driven by the growth numbers of almost quadrupling the revenue, and tripling the customer base," company CFO Thomas Tuchscherer told TechCrunch.
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The details: Colorado's proposal would have essentially banned new drilling in many parts of the state after roughly tripling the required distance between buildings and drilling to 2,500 feet, per The Denver Post.
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The round values Emily Weiss' business at a whopping $1.2 billion, fully cementing the company as a startup "unicorn" and tripling the valuation it garnered with a $52 million Series C in 2018.
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Szyszko approved a tripling of the quota of wood that can be harvested in one of three administrative areas of the Bialowieza Forest in March 2016, triggering environmentalists' protests and dividing Polish society.
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Almost 953 percent of Americans support legalizing the drug, and voters in California — the state with the largest economy — decided to approve recreational weed, effectively tripling the scope of the national industry overnight.
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During oral arguments before the high court, the companies said they should have been awarded enhanced damages because the infringement of their patents was willful, which can allow for a tripling of damages.
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In a release this evening, Ford says it's doubling down on its self-driving research — tripling down, actually, going from 10 fully autonomous cars in its fleet up to "about 30" this year.
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Over the last decade, Africa's tech ecosystem has seen a doubling and tripling of Africa-focused VCs and investment to a growing cadre of startups across sectors spanning fintech, blockchain, agtech and logistics.
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Truth No. 2: Because of these deficits, the publicly held federal debt is poised to grow 64 percent within 2023 years, nearly tripling annual net interest costs to $712 billion in the process.
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I live in a small town in a rural county in Michigan and just last month my internet provider announced a tripling of my speed at no extra cost (up to 100 Mbps).
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One-third of the U.K.'s electricity will come from offshore wind power by the year 2030, with jobs in the sector potentially tripling to 27,000, according to plans announced by authorities Thursday.
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Under Armour, based in Baltimore, has been on a roll in China, with sales nearly tripling in the first three months of this year compared with a year earlier, according to Bloomberg News.
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But the big winner in the election on Saturday was the four-year-old Pirate Party, which took 10 seats, more than tripling its showing of three seats in the last general election.
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Uber is investing to build up its food delivery business, tripling incentives to Uber Eats drivers to $291 million last quarter as revenue almost doubled, and contributing to a $1 billion overall loss.
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Since taking over as Disney's chief executive in 2005, Mr. Iger has greatly expanded Disney's theme park operations, opening in Shanghai against all odds and nearly tripling the size of Disney Cruise Line.
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There are only bits of evidence so far that Vote Tripling works — nonpublished preliminary results of one randomized control trial found that friends contacted by vote triplers were twice as likely to vote.
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The company says the new capital will be used to invest further in product development and to fuel international expansion, including tripling the size of the team size over the next 12 months.
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Years of economic mismanagement under Mr. al-Bashir also precipitated an economic crisis in 2018 that featured double-digit inflation growth, a tripling of bread prices and street protests across towns and cities.
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Tesla is tripling its fleet of fast-chargers by the end of 2000, Volkswagen is spending heavily on new stations, and the U.S. government is backing new infrastructure plans, among many other investments.
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Big Tobacco is feeling the sting not only from federal action but also from California tripling cigarette taxes in April, with some retailers indicating cigarette purchases are down as much as 50 percent.
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Italy's eurosceptic government proposed on Thursday a budget that increases the deficit to 2.4 percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) next year, tripling it in comparison with the plans of its predecessors.
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Worth noted that while shares of McDonald's have been underperforming this year, they have been on a torrid run over the last three decades, more than tripling the performance of the Nasdaq composite.
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Despite two rounds of tariffs imposed by the ITC, the price fell another 50 percent from the end of 2015 through 85033, just as Suniva was tripling its solar cell production in Georgia.
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A record $17.76 billion has flowed into sustainable-focused ETF and open-end funds this year through the end of November, according to data from Morningstar, more than tripling last year's $5.5 billion.
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So now in an effort to gain acceptance again, to be invited on Seth Meyers and other programs, they're tripling down on the personal rhetoric against Trump because the media bubble loves it.
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Manufacturers, however, are dealing with a tripling of gas prices since 2015 due to the start-up of three east coast LNG export plants that have sent much of the country's gas offshore.
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The Trump administration has proposed more than tripling funding in next year's budget to $83 million for just one of the AI-driven missile programs, according to several U.S. officials and budget documents.
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Epex Spot said that the system would be updated later this year to handle a tripling of orders, with order book depth set to increase to 100 buy and sell orders, from 31 currently.
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Two months after Pebble was forced to lay off around a quarter of its staff, the startup is tripling down, launching three major products — a tremendous simultaneous push for a company with 120 employees.
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Its own estimated worth has just doubled to $10 billion, partly on the back of an unusual move by Agarwal to buy stock worth $2 billion in the business, tripling his stake to 30%.
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Now, with support for cycling from Mayor Ko, an observed equal gender split, and plans for tripling bike lanes in the city center by the end of the year, Taipei edges out the competition.
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While both those figures are way up from last year — with sales up 29 percent and income more than tripling — the profit figure came in far below analyst expectations of 79 cents a share.
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The museum announced on Tuesday that it had raised $22011 million toward an $80 million capital campaign designed to pay not only for the expansion but also for tripling the size of its endowment.
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The coalition last week said it planned to run a deficit of 2.4 percent of GDP over the next three years, tripling the previous target, unnerving markets and prompting criticism from European Commission officials.
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Using their five-step process, they have provided the structure their clients need to do everything from tripling their income, getting into a top tier MBA program, losing 100 lbs — and so much more.
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Mr. Trump clarified that his primary plan is to add more agents to existing forces, including hiring an additional 5,000 for the Border Patrol and tripling Immigration and Customs Enforcement's staff of deportation officers.
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American and Afghan forces responded with a dramatic increase in air power since early 2017, with the number of weapons released tripling in the first two months of 2018 compared with a year earlier.
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The number of religious exemptions requested for vaccines has skyrocketed, more than tripling from 2,572 in the 2006-07 school year to 85033,740 in the 2017-18 school year, according to the DesMoines Register.
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The president has previously said he may favor tripling the funding for the Clean Water State Revolving Fund, a loan assistance authority for addressing wastewater needs that has proven vital to jumpstarting key projects.
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With prices almost tripling from 53 lows to over $25 per million British thermal units (mmBtu) as demand gathers steam, the industry has regained confidence and is preparing to invest in new projects again.
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So while it's easy to dismiss Trump's doubling, tripling, and quadrupling down on this myth as bluster, it can have real consequences — which reach into the most basic, fundamental right that American citizens share.
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Some of the hotels and theme parks at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida saw a doubling or tripling of their recycling rates after implementing the standarized-label solution for their 90,000 employees.
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According to a report on Friday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 279 pregnant women with possible Zika infection in US states and territories are being monitored — tripling the agency's previous estimates.
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There has been a growing appetite for plant-based foods from both consumers and investors, with shares of vegan burger company Beyond Meat more than tripling since the company went public on May 2.
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Citi Bike, New York City's bike-sharing program, has boomed in popularity since it debuted in 2013, nearly doubling the number of bikes in its fleet and tripling the average number of daily rides.
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But as it has grown, tripling its revenue in three years, the organization has left a record of sloppy management and possible financial improprieties, according to dozens of interviews and an examination of documents.
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Between 1995 and 2015, the report found, as wealthier countries like Japan and Germany were cutting their own emissions, they were also doubling or tripling the amount of carbon dioxide they outsourced to China.
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Midway through fiscal year 2017, Customs and Border Protection was on pace to search 30,000 travelers' electronics — more than tripling the annual number by that agency since 2015, when it searched 8,20153 people's devices.
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Then end came in the third round as Groenhart poured it on in proper combinations against a considerably less mobile Thongchai, tripling and even quadrupling up on the left hook to knock him down.
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" I was co-chair of the President's Council of Advisers on Science and Technology (PCAST), a group that did a study in 25, first term, that also said, "Yeah, tripling is a good number.
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The vast delivery network is the result of significant investments over the past four years, a period during which Amazon built out fulfillment centers across the country, nearly tripling its U.S. logistics infrastructure, RBC said.
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"This (strong buying) trend will not continue in the coming months," said James Jose, secretary of the Association of Gold Refineries and Mints, referring to the tripling in the value of gold imports in April.
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Day 6: Enhancing Public Safety in the Interior of the United States This executive order aims to tackle the issue of undocumented immigrants through deportation and tripling resources for enforcement with 10,000 additional immigration officers.
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Apple is also tripling down on its controversial redesigned keyboard, meaning the Air will no longer come with the more beloved and manually responsive keyboard of prior models (including the recently murdered 2015 MacBook Pro).
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The Dutch company, a rival to Worldpay, PayPal and Square said transaction volumes running via its payments platform doubled to 50 billion euros, resulting in a tripling of profits thanks to mounting economies of scale.
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The coalition last week set a deficit target of 22021 percent of economic output for 2400, tripling the previous goal for the heavily indebted nation, unnerving investors and prompting sharp criticism from the European Commission.
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The drop in sexual activity is particularly pronounced among women, with the percentage of women who have been sexually inactive in young adulthood tripling between Gen X women and 1990s-born millennial and "iGen" women.
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The top five manufacturers—Japan's Panasonic, South Korea's LG Chem and Samsung SDI, and China's BYD and CATL—are ramping up capital expenditure with a view to almost tripling capacity by 2020 (see chart 3843).
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Azar, the man who oversaw the more than tripling of the cost of Eli Lilly's most popular insulin, is now in charge of regulating the company where he was paid nearly $2 million a year.
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So while it's easy to dismiss Trump's doubling, tripling, and quadrupling down on this myth as bluster, it can have real consequences — consequences that reach into the most basic, fundamental right that American citizens share.
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"We didn't make the commitment to sports until we strengthened the institution," he said, pointing to the construction of a health sciences building, a business school and new dormitories, as well as tripling the faculty.
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The tripling in 203 of the maximum tuition fees for undergraduates to £9,000 a year has contributed to rising expectations among students of both their courses and their living conditions, believes Martin Blakey of Unipol.
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Strong voter support for wind wouldn't be surprising when you consider that by tripling in size over the last several years, American wind power now supports a record-high 2628,28503 jobs across all 22019 states.
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The size of U.S. securities class-action settlements rebounded last year, nearly tripling from the 16-year low set in 2014 after three consecutive year-over-year increases in new cases, a new study shows.
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After more than tripling as new casinos opened through the 1003s, gambling revenues in Atlantic City flattened in 1990, rising by just 1.35 percent, as gamblers grew more cautious in light of a national recession.
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Nevertheless, Standard & Poor's this week slashed Exxon Mobil's coveted AAA rating to AA+, citing the near tripling of the company's debt to almost $20 billion last year from 2013 as it struggled to replace reserves.
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After tripling the time-share property taxes from residential rate to hotel rate, Maui legislators decided that wasn't enough; it began discussions to raise the timeshare property tax from 9 percent to 21 percent. Why?
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Hospitalizations and overdose deaths due to psycho-stimulants such as meth have risen dramatically, with annual fatalities more than tripling from 28503,22019 in 2011 to 6,762 in 2016, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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In the past the bank's lobbying efforts had been modest, but over the past 103 months, Wells Fargo has added more than 210 people to its Washington team, tripling its size, and is still hiring.
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As this city's population swells, more than tripling in the past 30 years to nearly four million, fences go up, big roads chop the wilderness into smaller pieces, rural turns suburban and suburban turns urban.
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This "bed mandate" represents a tripling of the average number of immigrants detained daily in the mid-1990s, and meeting it requires ICE to detain even immigrants who pose no flight risk, like Deniz-Sahagun.
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New York State has drastically increased its testing in the last several days, with the total number of tests performed in the state nearly tripling since last Thursday, according to the COVID Tracking Project's count.
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In America, one of the most dangerous countries to cycle in, according to one of Buehler&aposs studies, the cycling scene tends to skew extremely male, with male cyclists tripling the amount of female cyclists.
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The Iranians recovered, and rebuilt the facility, tripling the number of centrifuges that existed before the cyberattack and opening a new centrifuge center deep in a mountain called Fordow, which is far harder to bomb.
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In addition to raising $250 million and tripling the school's teaching and research space, he said, she fostered a culture in which faculty more often pursued grants as teams, rather than individually, and encouraged entrepreneurship.
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In the decade since, Northeastern has basked in its success, with applications nearly doubling, research funding almost tripling and the institution's ranking in U.S. News & World Report's best colleges list jumping to 40 from 96.
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Lured by cheaper airfares and a lower Aussie dollar, holidaymakers from China are increasing at double the rate of the tourism sector, smashing forecasts and tripling the spending of next source of visitors, the United States.
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Eaton gave the White Sox a 1-0 lead in the third by tripling home Tyler Saladino, but an inning later, Ramirez countered with a two-run triple of his own in Cleveland's three-run fourth.
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CEO David Jou said the new capital will go towards tripling Pomelo's product line and "doubling down" on Indonesia, the world's fourth largest country with a 260 million population that is also Southeast Asia's largest economy.
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We need to set more obtainable benchmarks: doubling the time we give ourselves to cook, for example, or tripling a recipe so we have leftovers (and minimize our cooking time) for the rest of the week.
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Stoltenberg also highlighted other actions the alliance was taking to boost its ability to respond to external threats, including pre-positioning military equipment further east and tripling the size of the 40,000-strong NATO response force.
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The third quarter of an off year is often one of the most difficult to raise money, so Yang more than tripling his second quarter haul demonstrates an ability to turn fervent online support into dollars.
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However the need for more gas for power has arisen just as three new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plants have opened in the northeast, tripling gas demand and drawing supply out of the domestic market.
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Turkey imports large amounts of natural gas from Iran and the two countries are looking to boost banking and trade ties, with the goal of tripling bilateral trade to $30 billion annually in the coming years.
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Cruz, who also wants to build a wall, has called for tripling the number of Border Patrol agents and vastly increasing the number of aircraft they have available, and greatly expanding the fencing separating the countries.
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Thanks to a drip irrigation system, which delivers water directly to the plants' roots, Batrah has branched out into melon, pea and bean production on his 211-hectare (24.7-acre) olive farm, roughly tripling his revenues.
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This means that if Tesla were to close above $305 on two Fridays, Gordon would lose $350, but if Tesla were to close below his $295 level, Gordon would make $695, more than tripling his money.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention came up with the length of the new guidance by tripling the longest known risk period for sexual transmission of the virus and the development of birth defects.
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The hope is that through activities like those GM and GWC plan to provide via this partnership, that trend can be reversed, leading to a potential tripling of women in computing fields over the next decade.
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Tripling down, Tillerson told The Wall Street Journal in a 35-minute interview that China needs to change course, particularly on addressing trade imbalances and relaxing its hold on disputed territory in the South China Sea.
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Ryan Zimmerman had a hand in all five Nationals runs by hitting a three-run homer in the first, tripling and scoring in the seventh on Moises Sierra's sacrifice fly and homering again in the ninth.
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Oregon was the first to enact A.V.R. in March 2015, and the initial results have shown the registration rate more than tripling to 15,000 potential new voters per month, including a surge in young Republican registrants.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's office also is planning to soon release a second list of Chinese imports targeted for an additional $100 billion of U.S. tariffs, tripling the amount of Chinese goods under a tariff threat.
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In fact, the central thrust of Biden's plan — tripling the funding for Title I schools — is identical to a component of Sanders' Thurgood Marshall Plan for Public Education, which the Vermont senator unveiled earlier this month.
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Let's consider a company that last raised at $200 million valuation on a $10 million run rate two years ago — and has now grown to a $30 million run rate (a super healthy tripling of ARR).
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Since taking over as Disney's chief executive in 2005, Robert A. Iger has dramatically expanded Disney's theme park operations, opening the Shanghai Disney Resort against all odds and nearly tripling the size of Disney Cruise Line.
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Jabs, body jabs, tripling up on the lead hand—every time Gustafsson showed his left shoulder moving, Jon Jones was reaching out for a punch that turned into something else and hit him in the chops.
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CAIRO, Dec 24 (Reuters) - Egypt will raise the price of tickets on Cairo's loss-making metro system from next July, tripling the present fare for many commuters, the state-owned newspaper al-Ahram said on Sunday.
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Or his false promises of more jobs for coal workers whose industry is in irreversible decline because of cheaper natural gas and the tripling in capacity since 2008 of cleaner energy sources like wind and solar.
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Covering over 1,100 square miles, the Białowieża Forest in Poland has witnessed increased logging over the past year under order of the Polish government, which passed a controversial law to approve a tripling of the deed.
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Meanwhile, the Greens gained 19.7 percent (up from 11.1 percent) and the AfD was seen with 13.2 percent of the vote, tripling its vote share from 2013 and allowing it to enter parliament for the first time.
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"For most of these tenants, the absence of subsidy means they'll be facing a doubling or tripling of their normal rent payment," said Douglas Rice, a senior policy analyst at The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland will approve a tripling in the volume of wood to be harvested from Bialowieza Forest, the environment minister said on Friday, putting the country on a collision course with the European Union and environmentalists.
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There were 38 M&A deals in Greece in 2016, nearly tripling in value to 4.4 billion euros from 1.4 billion in 2015, with 75 percent made up of the sales of Greek banks' non-core assets.
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The ruling coalition last month set a deficit target of 2.4 percent of economic output for 2019, tripling the previous government's goal for the heavily indebted nation, unnerving investors and prompting sharp criticism from the European Commission.
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Indeed, the company said in a conference call with investors it would be doubling its content spend year-over-year in the second half of 2016, tripling its Amazon Originals content, considered a "beloved" perk of Prime.
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Hillary is committed to seeing thousands of young doctors, nurses, psychologists, dentists and other medical professionals practice in underserved areas as we follow through on President Obama's idea of tripling funding for the National Health Service Corps.
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Tripling that power output could not only cut down on the amount of time it takes to "fill up" an EV, but it would also help make lengthy trips more feasible when it comes to electric vehicles.
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Anti-Muslim groups tripled in last year The number of hate groups focused on Muslims increased dramatically over the last half-decade, jumping after the GOP electoral wave in 2010 and then tripling over the last year.
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Szyszko, who has said he doubts whether global warming is man-made, approved a tripling of the quota of wood that can be harvested in one of three Bialowieza administrative areas in March 2016, triggering the dispute.
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Pounding the body and head with either hand, tripling up on punches until opponents adjusted, looking for the overhook and turning the opponent by the elbow if they denied it, taking small angles constantly with side steps.
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The finance department said 1043,150 Zurich taxpayers came clean on previously undisclosed assets in 2017, tripling the previous record set in 2016 and helping to disclose 1.3 billion Swiss francs ($1.33 billion) in hidden wealth so far.
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It didn't hurt that the company has experienced explosive growth over the last year adding 3000 new customers for a total of over 8000 using their products, while tripling revenue (they did not provide an exact figure).
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That means the government must ensure its deposit protection scheme can safeguard additional bank deposits of around 90 billion euros following Nordea's move - almost tripling the amount it currently has to backstop to around 140 billion euros.
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Donald Trump has offered his own sweeping version of immigration reform, including an overhaul of the H-85033B visa program and tripling the number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers to better enforce existing immigration law.
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But analysts say the tripling of Sabeco's share price to 242,243 dong ($241) from its December 247.8 listing, and a foreign ownership limit of 22021 percent could deter some global brewers from participating in the stake sale.
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Instead of tripling fees at national parks, Congress should encourage philanthropists to spend more at home and end the practice of having American middle-class taxpayers foot the bill for programs that provide no benefit to them.
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"Of course, with Prime Minister Trudeau's announced plan of basically tripling the number of refugees to bring in – we held a hearing about this, actually," Johnson told radio show host John Catsimatidis on AM 970 New York.
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Farmers, who face a tripling of social security payments under the current pension plan, have been blockading motorways across Greece for the past three weeks and have threatened to descend on Athens with their tractors on Friday.
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"Since 2014 when I became CEO, we made several great leaps: tripling the total dollars pledged to projects, launching Kickstarter to creators in 16 countries, and building an exceptional team of leaders at every level," Strickler wrote.
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Energy experts note that an energy transition will require effectively tripling the amount of activity that takes place on the grid, electrifying everything while converting combustion-based activities—from transit to home heating—to run on electricity.
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Three quarters of the 7,690 plane orders over the next 20 years will likely be for single-aisle aircraft while China's widebody fleet will require 1,620 new planes, tripling the country's current widebody fleet size, it added.
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But as you beat, it goes from murky to opaque, from beige to pure white, from thin, to thicker, to billowing as it mounts, spinning around the wires of the beater and more than tripling in volume.
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Meanwhile, HUD Secretary Ben Carson has proposed tripling the minimum rent paid by the poorest public-housing tenants and rolling back rent restrictions on 4.5 million households that participate in public housing programs, according to HUD data.
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Last December, China granted tiny Macau, which has an area of 30 sq km (12 sq miles), control over its surrounding sea for the first time to help boost its economic development, more than tripling its size.
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However, following a tripling in wholesale gas prices over the past five years after the start-up of liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from eastern Australia, the government has come under pressure to boost supply and cut prices.
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"With this $200 billion increase, you are effectively tripling the amount of goods subject to a tariff and that has potential to influence prices," said Tim Quinlan, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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I would urge him however to find more ways to fit the concept of a freedom dividend within the system that we have, by suggesting, for example, that he's open to doubling or tripling the income tax credit.
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BERLIN, Feb 7 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Thursday: SAP is due to hold an investor presentation (1430 GMT) after announcing a goal of tripling cloud revenues by 2500.
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After the afternoon violence died down, farmers drove their vehicles through crowds outside parliament, blocking the road and shouting slogans against the pensions overhaul which will bring in tax hikes and a tripling of their social security contributions.
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But in order to cut emissions drastically, he puts most emphasis on a tripling of energy efficiency, by designing better buildings and factories and using lighter materials, as well as by keeping some natural gas in the mix.
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The video, meant to garner negative press on the eve of her swearing-in, backfired as an opposition play and took on new life as a meme, nearly tripling the consumption of a song approaching its 10th anniversary.
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Modi has set an ambitious target of nearly tripling the country's total renewable energy capacity to 175 gigawatt (GW) by 2022, spurring global firms including Japan's SoftBank and Goldman Sachs to invest in solar projects in the country.
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The company has put a lot on their plate, including tripling the number of launches, reusing a recovered rocket booster for the first time and completing the maiden launch for Falcon Heavy (which has already experienced multiple delays).
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That could unlock funds for Lopez Obrador's plan to create jobs via infrastructure spending, and complement the goal of employers' federation COPARMEX to lift the spending power of the lowest paid by tripling the minimum wage by 2024.
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According to Politico, the order specifically calls for tripling the number of US Border Patrol agents along the southern border to 5,000 and setting aside federal funds to pay for the wall's construction, rather than Mexico, as promised.
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In sum, the Labor Department's $46 billion in regulatory costs under Secretary Perez and the recent tripling of the average major rule output might not sound significant, but these rules will create profound implications for the average American.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - China's coal imports soared in January, more than tripling from the prior month to 27.9 million tonnes, but there are compelling reasons to treat this outcome with caution, including weakness in benchmark Australian coal prices.
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ABU DHABI/PARIS (Reuters) - A wholly-owned unit of Abu Dhabi state fund Mubadala, on Monday, sealed a $6.5 billion deal with Rolls-Royce for Trent 700 engine maintenance, tripling the number of those engines it services annually.
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Olympic Athlete from Russia Mikhail Kolyada, who won bronze at the European championships last month, fell on his opening jump, a quad Lutz, before tripling his quad toeloop, earning 173.57 points and finishing second in the long programme.
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As black Americans migrated to the Pacific Northwest during World War II — with Seattle's black population more than tripling to over 15,000 from 4,000 — banks, real estate agencies and neighborhood associations engaged in redlining and other discriminatory practices.
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Human-induced climate change not only made Hurricane Harvey more destructive, but is also tripling the chances of further extreme rainfall along the Gulf Coast, according to studies presented at a recent meeting of the American Geophysical Union.
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The workplace messaging company is now worth $19.5 billion after its first day of trading on the N.Y.S.E., nearly tripling its valuation after pulling off an unconventional direct listing of its shares, Erin Griffith of the NYT writes.
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MILAN, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Italian asset manager Azimut raised its 20.9001 net profit guidance on Thursday after tripling 2019 earnings to an estimated 360-370 million euros ($400-411 million) on revenues of more than a billion euros.
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"The presentation was reassuring both in content and tone but to deliver a near tripling of operating profit in the second half still seems a little heroic," said Harry Breach, European aerospace and defence analyst for Raymond James.
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That said, again, we're seeing an incredible response from the nation right now, getting contributions, tens of thousands of new and unique contributors contributing to our campaign, as well as people doubling and tripling down in their donations.
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Boeing projected a need for 5,960 new single-aisle airplanes over the next 20 years, representing 74% of total newdeliveries, while China's wide body fleet will require 1,780 new planes, tripling the country's current wide body fleet size.
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Under Enslin and Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian, Google Cloud has been working on tripling its sales force, even as it makes broad changes to its sales and partnership programs to better keep pace with its larger rivals.
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But the trend—a doubling or tripling of illegal crossings near some border posts in the past year, and tales of refugees losing fingers to frostbite—has captured public attention in Canada and put pressure on politicians to respond.
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Government figures showed a near tripling of reported rapes between 2014 and 2018 in England and Wales, but over the same period, there had been a 44% decline in the number of cases sent to court, the coalition added.
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In an email to press today, Ford first announced that it's tripling its fleet of self-driving cars, bringing the squad up to 30 test cars, which Ford claims is the most self-driving cars of any auto manufacturer.
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INGRAHAM: Chris, Chris -- he doubled the number of people who were going to get amnesty, he wanted an end of the perverted system of chain migration, which has tripled -- tripling the number of immigrants coming in every three years.
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Alongside the more than tripling in size of the second fund from the first, there's another distinction to be made: Chirls and Lines want to stay away from the term pre-seed and go with "first-check" investment instead.
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The agency found that from 2004 to 2011, the rate of emergency department visits involving nonmedical use of opioids and benzos increased significantly, with overdose deaths from taking prescribed or greater-than-prescribed doses nearly tripling during that period.
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The stronger dollar also dampened demand for oil, while a report showing U.S. crude stockpiles soared to record highs for a sixth straight week, tripling what analysts had expected, rekindled worries of a glut and further pressured the commodity.
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Maryann says during summer time the shelter's lucky if it can get 2 animals into forever homes a day -- however they're tripling that rate, thanks in large part to Miranda's donation which eliminates fees ranging from $100 to $250.
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Xu wouldn't say if DoorDash was about to go shopping for a big acquisition, such as Postmates, but said DoorDash would be nearly tripling its coverage to 1,600 cities across the U.S. and Canada, up from 600 last year.
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In fact, Mr. Biden was leading in every county in Florida — sometimes tripling and quadrupling the vote total of Mr. Sanders, just as the former vice president had swept every county in Michigan, Mississippi and Missouri a week ago.
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China's box office revenue rose 13.5 percent in 2017 to 13 billion yuan ($8.2 billion), according to the official Xinhua News Agency, more than tripling its 2016 growth rate as foreign films won a larger share of ticket sales.
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Ben Carson's insistence on spending taxpayer funds on a $31,000 dining set is ridiculous; his proposal to sharply raise housing costs for hundreds of thousands of needy American families, tripling rents for some of the poorest households, is vicious.
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Tencent's storied gaming studio TiMi is looking to accelerate international expansion by tripling its headcount in the U.S. in 2020, the studio told TechCrunch this week, though it refused to reveal the exact size of its North American office.
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Sixty percent of Latin America's existing commercial fleet will be replaced in the next 20 years, with the overall fleet size tripling during that time, Boeing said as the FIDAE regional airshow was kicking off in Chile's capital, Santiago.
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On Wednesday, the bank said its stake, the exact size of which it did not disclose, would by 2023 lead to a tripling in the number of Korzinka stores and almost double the number of staff from 5,000 now.
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A fact sheet provided by the campaign calls for the tripling of federal Title I funding for schools that serve low-income areas -- closing what his campaign called a $133 billion funding gap between majority white and nonwhite school districts.
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When Schultz returned as the company's CEO in 2008 (he stepped back to serve as chairman during an eight-year hiatus) he spent a few years leading Starbucks' massive turnaround, tripling profits from $315 million to $945 million by 2010.
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While the FDA would probably advise against tripling down on Fieri-approved fare three meals in a row, my review of the weekend can best be summed up in one of the man's own frequently used catchphrases: Winner, winner, chicken dinner.
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Soros Fund Management lifted its stake in Facebook Inc by 80.4 percent to 638,086 class A shares, while increasing its stake in American Airlines Group Inc to 116,950 shares and more than tripling its stake in Microsoft Corp to 12,453 shares.
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Childhood obesity rates Youth obesity rates in the United States have steadily risen over the few decades past, nearly tripling in the past 30 years -- a trend first lady Michelle Obama worked to reverse during her time in the White House.
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Second was China, up 3 percent to $142 billion, and third was Britain, which saw a 20 percent jump to $122 billion, mainly due to a doubling of reinvested earnings and a tripling in the value of M&A deals.
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Europe's Airbus has set a goal of tripling services revenue from its commercial aircraft business to $10 billion within seven years and sharply reducing the number of times its jets are stranded on the ground for technical reasons, industry sources said.
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As when we discussed the smothering infighter Jeff Fenech the other week, doubling, tripling and even quadrupling up is important because the opponent has to adjust or else he is going to be hit in the same place over and over.
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A little-noticed addition to the U.S. budget deal approved last week was also expected to further boost U.S. crude production by more than tripling a tax credit to producers for injecting carbon dioxide back into the earth to increase output.
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The government, in a tripling of its predecessor's target, last week set out a deficit goal of 2.4 percent of gross domestic product for the next three years, unnerving markets and prompting criticism and calls to reconsider from European Commission officials.
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At the end of the second round Rockhold had just discovered that some rudimentary doubling and tripling of the jab was more than enough to have Romero floundering—reaching blindly for the first jab and eating any others that followed.
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In January, Apple CEO Tim Cook noted that Apple Pay transactions had grown 500% in the last year, with "billions" of dollars in transactions and user numbers tripling (one report from April 2016 noted Apple Pay had 12 million users).
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Boston Public Schools had been trying to change start times for decades but had been confounded by the optimizations and a way to improve the school schedule without tripling the costs, which is why it organized Transportation Challenge to begin with.
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Soon after the conservative Law and Justice party took power in 2015, Environment Minister Jan Szyszko, a hunter backed by powerful forester and hunter lobbies, approved a tripling in the volume of wood to be harvested in part of Bialowieza.
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In light of a recent report where a child was able to use his sleeping mother's fingerprint to buy $250 worth of Pokémon toys via the Amazon app, we think doubling or tripling the biometric security is a good thing.
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Trump refused to concede any mistakes his campaign may have made in Iowa and insisted that New Hampshire -- where Trump is doubling and tripling his closest competitors in the polls -- would be a better fit to the campaign he has waged.
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Airbus has set a goal of tripling services revenues from its commercial aircraft business to $10 billion within seven years and sharply reducing the number of times its jets are stranded on the ground for technical reasons, industry sources said.
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Jacques, named five months ago to run the world's second-biggest mining company, said it's now clear China's mandate to rid its skies of pollution by restructuring its state-owned coal industry was behind a tripling of coal prices since January.
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CMD Research Director Nick Surgey, who filed the lawsuit against Pruitt and has been tracking his fossil fuel industry ties for more than two years, said he's seen "a tripling" of media interest in the email controversy over the last week.
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Confirmation of the move, which leaves Airbus with four completed A350s worth $311 million each at list prices looking for a new home, came with monthly data showing a tripling of year-to-date orders following last month's Paris Airshow.
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On Monday, Italy sent to the European Commission its draft budget assumptions for 2019 under which its headline budget deficit is to rise to 2.4 percent of GDP, tripling the target agreed on with the Commission by the previous government.
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The German brand was growing rapidly, and an ambitious goal of tripling sales in the United States to more than 13.63,000 cars a year seemed within reach, helped by increasingly popular diesel models and a new plant in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Two weeks ago, Square reported its first quarterly earnings as a public company, posting a 49 percent revenue increase to $374 million for the fourth quarter from a year ago, with sales from its software and data products more than tripling.
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As the diagonal sheets slant closer to the front of the piece, their upper edges are cut at ever sharper angles until they and their laminations spread out, nearly tripling in width — offering a second measure of the planes' steepness.
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The drastic efforts aim to contain the spread of coronavirus, with the number of confirmed cases tripling in four days to 1,891 and deaths rising to 34 from 25 on Sunday, according to data released by the Health Ministry on Monday.
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Despite early polling that shows Cuomo more than tripling Nixon's support and the reality that, even as voters become better acquainted with her pitch, she faces an uphill battle against a popular and accomplished incumbent, Cuomo allies have circled the wagons.
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The proliferation is the result of a fortuitous tripling of funds — from $745 million to $2.3 billion — since 2015, when Congress raised a funding cap on monies available to states for crime victim services under the federal Victims of Crime Act.
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Currently, as a result of outdated laws written with brick and mortar stores in mind, there is nothing to prevent any and all of those states from levying a tax on that transaction, tripling the tax burden on the consumer.
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Using a conventional measure of small donations — checks from people giving less than $200 — Mr. Trump would have had to raise about $65 million from small contributions during the remaining days in October, effectively tripling his clip with these donors.
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Representative John Culberson, Republican of Texas and chairman of a House panel that oversees financing for the National Science Foundation, recently signaled his possible support for the giant telescopes by tripling the proposed budget for the agency's construction budget for 2019.
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The pact has allowed industries to reorganize their supply chains around the continent to take advantage of the three countries' differing resources and strengths, lifting the continent's economies and more than tripling America's trade with Canada and Mexico since its inception.
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Despite the U.S. tripling the number of strikes on AQAP and ISIS militants in 2017, the top U.S. counterterrorism expert recently told the New York Times that the terror group's ability to attack the U.S. and its interests remains intact.
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Airbus has set a goal of tripling services revenues from its commercial aircraft business to $10 billion within seven years and sharply reducing the number of times its jets are stranded on the ground for technical reasons, Reuters has reported.
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"When Alberta's doing well we have a tailwind and when it is hurting, we face a headwind for sure," said ATB Chief Executive Dave Mowat, who sees the bank's loan loss provisions potentially tripling this year, albeit off a very low base.
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Nearly three years on from Microsoft unveiling its HoloLens augmented reality headsets, the company today announced a major expansion of its availability: 29 more markets in Europe, nearly tripling the total number of countries where you can buy the device up to 39.
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CAIRO, May 10 (Reuters) - Egypt will raise the price of tickets on Cairo's loss-making metro from Friday, state news agency MENA reported on Thursday, more than tripling some fares as the government looks to tighten its finances amid IMF-backed austerity measures.
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ABN AMRO, under scrutiny because an operation that it used to own may have been connected with the Troika Laundromat, a Russian money-washing scheme, has revealed details of its investment in AML (including a tripling of staff engaged in "client due diligence").
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The initiative would increase the ranks of national service members to 0003,000, more than tripling the existing 75,000 positions, which would cost $20 billion over 10 years, according to AP. It's unclear how those and other costs of the program would be covered.
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"We see investors buying gold and, especially silver, on any pullback in the prices as some silver investors see silver as a better chance of tripling in price in the future," said Walter Pehowich, vice president of Investment Services for Dillon Gage Metals.
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After nearly tripling in the past decade and rising for many years at double-digit rates, house price gains have slowed over the past two years, according to Reuters calculations based on the Reserve Bank of India's All-India House Price Index.
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The enterprise communication app published a little update on its company blog today announcing that the service is still growing pretty rapidly, tripling its daily active users in less than a year and doubling its concurrent users in the past 8 months.
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The data MasterClass, Netflix, and other SVOD services collect from users informs their understanding of the elements that constitute a hit show and enable them to more wisely allocate resources, tripling down on what works best while cutting investment in what doesn't.
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Clinton vowed to ramp up trade enforcement in her administration by appointing a trade prosecutor — a promise she made a couple of months ago, and tripling the number of people working to bring trade cases against countries that don't follow global trade rules.
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Source: CoinDesk The cryptocurrency world started the week strong with bitcoin topping $3,000 for the first time Sunday, more than tripling for the year, and a record-breaking fund raise Monday of about $153 million for a new digital currency called Bancor.
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ABOUT NEBRASKA (23-272.2: 21996-72.93): Webster (272.9 points) was a bright spot in another losing season for the Cornhuskers, nearly tripling his scoring average from his sophomore campaign while finishing in double figures 279 times after doing so only seven times previously.
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Most analysts believe this massive cost cut led directly to the tripling of U.S. solar deployment in the last four years and enabled a newly vibrant and much larger U.S. PV installation industry that has employed hundreds of thousands of American workers.
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Born in the ashes of the financial crisis, Wall Street's oldest-ever bull market turns 10 years old on Saturday, with the S&P 500 tripling in value and amply rewarding investors who have owned funds tracking the index for that period.
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Rock-bottom interest rates have fueled a boom in junk rated loans, with the U.S. market tripling in size to $1.3 trillion since 2010 as investors bet on riskier assets, allowing private equity firms to juice their returns and pursue even bigger acquisitions.
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To that point, 35 percent of global CFOs say U.S. trade policy is the biggest external risk their company faces, up from 27 percent in Q1 and tripling from the 11.6 percent who cited trade policy in the fourth quarter of 2017.
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With the S&P 20163 Index nearly tripling since the end of 2009, the average level of the VIX this decade is the lowest of the three since it launched in the early 90s, even with a number of periodic spikes higher.
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She raised almost $1 million before she stepped off the stage and more than $5 million in less than 20 hours — shattering her past record for a 24-hour period and more than tripling her single biggest day in all of 2019.
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Of course, billionaires are anything but basic, so extra amenities, including everything from from infrared thermal imaging for improved night vision to increased speed to armor plating, can all be customized for a fee, easily doubling or tripling the price of the tank.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus has set a goal of tripling services revenues from its commercial aircraft business to $211 billion within seven years and sharply reducing the number of times its jets are stranded on the ground for technical reasons, industry sources said.
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He said Airbus mainly aims to improve that through internal growth, striking a different tone from Boeing which has been more explicit about eyeing acquisitions on its way to a goal of more than tripling services revenues to $50 billion by 2027.
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In July, Impossible announced that, after tripling production at its Oakland factory and signing a deal to make its burgers at plants belonging to a meat-processing behemoth called the OSI Group, it was no longer restricting deliveries to any of its distributors.
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In March 2016, a few months after parliamentary election won by PiS, Jan Szyszko, the environment minister at that time, approved a tripling of the quota of wood that can be harvested in one of three administrative areas of the Bialowieza Forest.
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But should cities continue their refusal to help in some situations, and should some states implement policies to do the same as California did in 2014, even tripling the number of ERO officers is unlikely to make a dent in that 85033 million.
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Seahawks and 49ers do battle for the NFC West crown The San Francisco 49ers can already consider this season a success after tripling their win total from last year with one game still to play, but the team wants to accomplish more.
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Rock-bottom interest rates have fueled a boom in junk rated loans, with the U.S. market tripling in size to $22017 trillion since 2010 as investors bet on riskier assets, allowing private equity firms to juice their returns and pursue even bigger acquisitions.
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Thyroid cancer Researchers documented in The New England Journal of Medicine last year that Australia, like other nations including the United States, has experienced a recent tripling of the numbers of people diagnosed with thyroid cancer - many of them with very small tumours.
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There would be three times as many ICE "deportation agents" as there are now — with the tripling of the force accomplished by hiring exactly the people who wanted to sign up to deport unauthorized immigrants as a way to make America great again.
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While there is a lot of uncertainty in the on-demand economy after a flood of investment and hype, both Brown-Philpot and Busque said TaskRabbit is bucking that trend, with four times revenue growth in 2015, as well as a tripling of clients.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Europe's two biggest suppliers of pipeline gas, Norway's Equinor and Russia's Gazprom, have lost market share for the first time in at least four years amid a tripling in liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports into the region over the past 10 months.
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A report in Popular Mechanics earlier this year, by Kyle Mizokami, says the T-14s new, now-in-development 3UBK21 Sprinter missile can hit ranges more than 7 miles, basically tripling the current 2.48-mile range of an Abrams 120mm round, according to the report.
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Analyst estimates suggest spending has continued to soar, with security-related construction tripling in 2017 in the far western region of Xinjiang, where hundreds of thousands of individuals from Muslim ethnic minorities have been held in camps as part of a "de-radicalization" drive.
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Even the Congressional Budget Office's modest projection that the economy will grow by 2 percent a year over the next 10 years is excessively optimistic, he argues, relying on a tripling of the rate of productivity growth from its average of the last five years.
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According to an International Rescue Committee assessment, nearly three-quarters suffer from a lack of food and 95% drink contaminated water -- a recipe for a public health disaster, particularly in a country where overstretched clinics saw a tripling of patients over the past month.
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"It is a game-changer for us, almost tripling the number of shops we have and doubling our workforce — and for the industry, which will get to keep some of its most talented people," John Hays said in a statement on the company's website.
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An Amazon spokesperson disputed the accusations laid out in the letter and said the company has taken "extreme measures" to keep employees safe, including "tripling down on deep cleaning," offering safety supplies and adjusting processes at warehouses to make sure employees are keeping safe distances.
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The area south of Chambers Street that includes Battery Park City and the financial district has undergone major changes since 2001, roughly tripling its population to 61,000, according to Jessica Lappin, the president of the Alliance for Downtown New York, a business-improvement organization.
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EDINBURGH JOURNAL EDINBURGH — Once a year, the cobbled, medieval streets here host an extra million people, tripling the population of the Scottish capital for the nearly monthlong Edinburgh Fringe Festival, which used to be known as the biggest theater festival in the English-speaking world.
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The stakes have changed, however, with a near tripling of the prevalence of obesity in the intervening decades and what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention figures reveal to be an almost unimaginable 655 percent increase in the percentage of Americans with diabetes diagnoses.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's movie box office revenue rose 13.45 percent last year to 55.91 billion yuan ($8.59 billion), more than tripling the 2016 growth rate as foreign films won a larger share of ticket sales compared to the previous year, said the Xinhua News Agency.
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The TSA attributed the improvements to several factors, including a beefed-up staff of screeners, improved communications with airlines and airports, and a tripling in the number of passengers -- to 2000 million --who pay to use the expedited lines known as PreCheck lanes since 22018.
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Murphy at Loup Ventures pointed out that Amazon doubled the number of physical retail stores, excluding Whole Foods, from 27 in 2018 to 54 by the end of 2019, while nearly tripling the number of its cashierless Amazon Go stores to 24 in total.
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Former Vice President Biden has called attention to an estimated $23 billion annual funding gap between majority white and non-white public school districts and has proposed tripling federal funding to low-income schools and districts from $16 billion to $48 billion per year. Sen.
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While there is more than enough rhetoric about "helping the middle-class" to go around, North Carolina has put it to practice by tripling the standard deduction, so middle-class families have more money to spend for their needs and save for their future.
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But the group behind the buy is tripling its investment over the end of the year: Now, instead of $180,000 over a three-week period, the group will spend $540,5003 on the ads, punctuating the edge Democrats currently have on the airwaves in the state.
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He started slashing and burning — restructuring the marketing group, overhauling the consumer products operation, shifting the studio's priorities to China and other growing foreign markets, tripling animation production, clamping down on lavish payments to stars and emphasizing low-cost, high-profit faith-based films.
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Given that about 246 kg of coking coal is required to make one tonne of steel, the more than tripling of prices since this year's rally took off in July will be causing pain for steelmakers, who have not enjoyed nearly as large gains in their products.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin surged to an all-time high above $1,400 on Tuesday, after more than tripling in value over the past year, with its most recent rise attributed to strong demand in Japan, where the digital currency has been deemed a legal means of payment.
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But the case was tricky for the government because investors, some wealthy financiers from Texas, testified at the trial conceded that Shkreli's scheme actually succeeded in making them richer, in some cases doubling or even tripling their money on his company's stock when it went public.
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The rollout of Clinton's plan -- which includes tripling the size of AmeriCorps and founding a reserve corps of 5 million people to respond to natural disasters -- was meant to be a moment for Clinton to talk more about her policies and values than about her boisterous opponent.
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Queensland offered the acreage in the Surat Basin for free earlier this year on condition it is used to supply the Australian east coast market, which faces a potential shortage from 2019 due to a tripling in gas demand for three liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plants.
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Aramco has been boosting investment in refining and petrochemicals, with the aim of almost tripling its chemicals production to 220 million tonnes per year by 232 and raising its global refining capacity to 8-10 million barrels per day (bpd) from more than 5 million bpd.
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Aramco has been boosting investment in refining and petrochemicals, with the aim of almost tripling its chemicals production to 103 million tonnes per year by 2030 and raising its global refining capacity to 8-10 million barrels per day (bpd) from more than 5 million bpd.
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The Liberal Democrats, who would have been the obvious go-to middle-ground, pro-EU party, have been unattractive to center-left voters, their brand seriously damaged in the years it governed in coalition with the Conservatives, enabling austerity measures and the tripling of university fees.
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Since February 2013, when CNBC television host Jim Cramer popularized the term FANG to describe the four must-own stocks, each has provided massive rewards to investors, with Facebook and Amazon gaining over 400 percent, Netflix climbing over 1,000 percent, and Alphabet nearly tripling its stock price.
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For me, looking at all of these fucked-up civilisations, like Total Recall and Minority Report and all these things that show how technology and society are doubling and tripling in speed, it shows you how accurate that some of these old books like 1984 were.
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Taking the trade numbers for the first 11 months of last year, such a trade equilibrium would imply tripling the current U.S. exports to China — if China insisted on exports of $460 billion to the U.S. Exports can be a powerful engine of U.S. economic growth.
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In his answer he proposed tripling funding for Title I schools, which are schools with high percentages of low-income students that have been identified for additional federal assistance, increasing teacher pay and ensuring that public schools enroll more than one school psychologist for every 33,500 students.
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For the first time, S.U.V.s and their lighter, more carlike cousins known as "crossovers" made up more than one in three cars sold globally last year, almost tripling their share from just a decade ago, according to new figures from the auto research firm JATO Dynamics.
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As dean of the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University from 1999 to 2007, she raised the school's prestige, expanding the size of the faculty and the number of graduate students, tripling research expenditures and building a 322,000-square-foot interdisciplinary teaching and research center.
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Senators need look no further than his dismissive policy statements on the Affordable Care Act and women's health, as well as his history of working to advance predatory pricing, including tripling the price of insulin, as outlined in this letter from over 60 groups opposing his nomination.
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These funds — which collect lump-sum payments into a charitable checking account that then, theoretically, slowly dispense the money over time — have become wildly popular with the wealthy and ultra-wealthy alike, tripling over the past decade as a new, controversial vehicle to house billions of dollars.
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"Similarly to other Democrats' plans, it is bold in its vision, proposing proven measures to integrate our public schools and tripling investments in Title I and IDEA, so low-income students and students with disabilities have the support and opportunities they need to succeed alongside their peers."
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Kelly, Trump's pick for DHS secretary, plans to accomplish this by tripling the number of US Customs and Border Protection agents along the southern border with Mexico for the purpose of detaining and deporting every unauthorized immigrant caught trying to cross it—including minors, families, and asylum seekers.
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His potential policies include a wall along the border with Mexico, tripling the number of ICE agents, and a two-year mandatory minimum sentence for those who enter the United States illegally, but one position in particular has some immigration attorneys scrambling to find the best way forward.
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FRANKFURT, March 15 (Reuters) - German smartphone-only bank N26 said on Wednesday the number of customers using its online accounts rose to more than 13,000, tripling in size from a year ago, as the company marks progress as a pioneer in pan-European banking for mobile phone users.
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In an announcement with New York City mayor Bill De Blasio, Lyft said it would pour $100 million into the system, expanding its reach into lower-income (and oft-neglected) outer boroughs, doubling its geographic footprint and tripling its number of bikes to 40,000 over the next five years.
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And production hasn't exactly collapsed yet—it's stayed just below last year's averages, but that's a bad sign: in the years prior, gas production was doubling and tripling, so an evening out is a sign that companies are pulling back their operations and not putting in new wells.
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This almost doubling of ever-use is reflected elsewhere across the globe, with ever-use among UK schoolchildren increasing from 4.6 percent (2013) to 8.2 percent (2014) and New Zealand high-school students nearly tripling their ever-use from 7 percent to 20 percent across a three-year period.
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And last week, Exxon announced that it's tripling its Permian shale production as part of a plan to invest $50 billion in the U.S.. By the numbers: Q4 net income: $8.4 billion (or $1.97 per share), compared to $1.7 billion (41 cents per share) in the year-ago quarter.
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To diversify its oil business, Aramco is expanding in refining and petrochemicals with the aim of almost tripling its chemicals production to 34 million tonnes per year by 2030 and raising its global refining capacity to 2000-2607 million barrels per day (bpd) from more than 2000 million bpd.
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He then announced a record budget for 2016, forecasting a doubling of the deficit to 7003 trillion naira ($11 billion) and a tripling of capital expenditure intended to help the country adjust to the downturn in oil, which has lost around two-thirds of its value since mid-2014.
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OIL REFINING To diversify its oil business, Aramco is expanding in refining and petrochemicals with the aim of almost tripling its chemicals production to 34 million tonnes per year by 2030 and raising its global refining capacity to 8-10 million bpd from more than 0003 million bpd.
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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson has largely been passive in addressing the country's house crisis, leaving it up to state legislators to find solutions after HUD passed a plan tripling rents and loosening federal aid caps for residents receiving housing aid, reports the New York Times.
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You hook them to a spigot, turn on the flow, and that "short" hose starts to stretch out, eventually doubling or even tripling is length as if by magic Well, that magic is just the inherent elasticity of latex and the clever design of a knit polyester cover.
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Mr. Biden's economic prescriptions, less sweeping than those of other leading Democrats seeking the nomination, include a $20123 federal minimum wage, tripling funding for schools with at-risk students, free community college and a plan for students to pay down their college debt by committing to community service.
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His infrastructure plan, released Wednesday, includes a $1 billion annual "pothole fund" as well as $850 billion over 10 years for capital investment in roads, bridges, freight and other infrastructure; $100 billion over 10 years to fix water systems; and a tripling of federal investment in public transportation.
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NEW DELHI — India's space agency launched a flock of 104 satellites into space over the course of 18 minutes on Wednesday, nearly tripling the previous record for single-day satellite launches and establishing India as a key player in a growing commercial market for space-based surveillance and communication.
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The number of anti-Muslim groups grew the most, almost tripling to 22001 in 2480 from 211 in 210, in part because of President Trump's 2867 proposal to bar Muslims from entering the United States in response to the Syrian refugee crisis and terrorist attacks in San Bernardino, Calif.
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"For those looking to accelerate economic growth and job creation, tripling bank capital levels — already double from pre-crisis levels — will make it much harder to meet those goals," Laena Fallon, a spokeswoman for the Financial Services Forum, a trade group, said in a statement about Mr. Kashkari's proposal.
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A three-day Federal Court of Appeal hearing began in Vancouver on Monday to hear the groups' concerns that the government did not adequately consult them, the latest obstacle to tripling capacity on the Alberta-to-British Columbia pipeline, which the Canadian oil industry says is badly needed.
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One of Trump's executive actions was expected to call for tripling "enforcement and removal operations/agents" of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, which is charged with arresting and deporting undocumented immigrants living in the US. The order also calls for a 5,000-person increase in Customs and Border Protection personnel.
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This will be the goal of the company's first launch with SpaceX, to deliver a single satellite to geostationary orbit that will add more than 7.5 Gbps of capacity to the internet provider's network in Alaska, tripling capacity and potentially reducing costs by "up to three times," according to Astranis.
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Rather, the innovations The Boring Company says it's bringing are to the business of tunneling itself: having the tunnel-boring machines run electric instead of on diesel fuel; tripling the tunnel-boring machine's power; automating the machine so it doesn't rely on human operators; and allowing it to operate continuously.
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In fact, CEO Olivier Pomel reports the company has been tripling its revenue over the last four years and more than tripled it in 2015, but he says 90 percent of the business is in the U.S. He intends to use part of this money to try and change that.
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The United States has seen more frequent and longer-lasting heatwaves and a rise in vector-borne disease, with cases of diseases transmitted by mosquitoes, ticks and fleas such as Lyme disease and West Nile virus tripling between 2004 and 2016, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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ASCE gave our systems a "D" grade and recommended reinvigorating the federal government's revolving loan program by tripling appropriations to it, fully funding the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation act, and helping local communities get tax-exempt bonds to make sure they can get the money needed to fix local problems.
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In December he announced a record budget for 2016, forecasting a doubling of the deficit to 2.2 trillion naira ($11 billion) and a tripling of capital expenditure intended to help the country adjust to the downturn in oil, which has lost around two-thirds of its value since mid-2014.
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"As we look ahead to 270, we will build on the foundation we established this year by launching additional exclusive brands, enhancing our digital capabilities, opening approximately 22.5 small-format stores and tripling the size of our remodel program to more than 325 stores," CEO Brian Cornell said in a statement.
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The convoluted scheme never attracted the same level of outrage as Martin Shkreli or the price hikes for EpiPens and insulin, perhaps because it dealt with the minutiae of US patent law, an area essential for pharmaceutical firms but far more impenetrable to the average American than tripling a drug's price.
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The regular report showed Iran's stockpile of low-enriched uranium nearly tripling since November to more than a tonne, as Tehran continues to breach key limits of its steadily eroding nuclear deal in response to renewed U.S. sanctions against it since Washington pulled out of the accord in May 2018.
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With just days to go before hundreds of millions of people travel to celebrate Chinese New Year, the tripling of cases of the infectious disease has raised fears of a much wider outbreak, after the World Health Organization confirmed that the virus was being spread through human-to-human transmission.
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HONG KONG, April 23 (Reuters) - Sales of Indian junk bonds have made a big comeback in 2019, almost tripling to hit a five-year high, boosted by a risk-on rally prompted by a dovish U.S. Federal Reserve that has given the Asia market a record start to the year.
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This year, importers with access to heavily subsidized foreign exchange or those with goods to export have made substantial gains, while the tripling of welfare payments to the approximately 10 million poor people on the payroll of state agencies appears to have protected this group form the worst effects of the sanctions.
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Fuca said the company's valuation is tripling with this round, and while he wouldn't go into the details from what I understand from sources (which is supported by data in PitchBook), it had been around $120-130 million in its last round, making it now valued at between $360-390 million now.
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Even with such high prices, the boss says, they have a hard time growing enough to keep up with soaring demand for heroin in the US.According to the U.N.'s World Drug Report, the number of heroin users in the US reached around 1 million in 2014, almost tripling from the previous decade.
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"Based on the information we have now, it would not be surprising if they were to add around 120 billion pounds to borrowing, more than tripling the amount forecast just weeks ago and pushing borrowing up to 177 billion pounds or 8% of national income," IFS researchers Carl Emmerson and Isabel Stockton said.
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In Afghanistan, "at the last minute, we're tripling down on all of our worst instincts of the past with hope it turns out differently," said Jason Dempsey, who served as an Army infantry officer in Iraq and Afghanistan and is now an adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security.
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Kahoot — the educational gaming startup out of Norway that has been a quick hit with schools in the US and elsewhere — today announced that it has raised 126.5 million Norwegian krone (around $15.4 million), its second round this year, at a valuation of about 2.55 billion krone ($13 million), tripling its valuation in 7 months.
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Mr. Miller helped draft a policy plan posted on Mr. Trump's campaign website — and taken down after he became the nominee in the summer of 2016 — that called for eliminating automatic citizenship for those born in the United States, tripling the number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and defunding so-called sanctuary cities.
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Even with such high prices, the boss says, they have a hard time growing enough to keep up with soaring demand for heroin in the US. According to the U.N.'s World Drug Report, the number of heroin users in the US reached around 1 million in 2014, almost tripling from the previous decade.
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While this is a universal program — students from any financial background would benefit from the elimination of tuition — the proposal specifically targets lower-income students by increasing the federal Pell Grant program, tripling funding for the work-study program, and creating a dollar-for-dollar federal match to states to eliminate additional costs related to going to college.
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In testimony in March, Gottlieb talked about efforts at the FDA to combat the crisis, including stopping the importation of dangerous non-FDA approved opioids by last year tripling the number of FDA investigators at U.S. mail facilities and doubling the number of agents stationed at U.S. ports of entry to prevent illegal drugs from hitting the streets.
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The company gathers its revenue mainly in the form of ad sales across its desktop and mobile platforms — roughly $300 million dollars last year, nearly tripling 2015's total — and has raised more than $1.3 billion from investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, SV Angel and Bessemer Venture Partners, bringing the company's valuation to $11 billion, according to PitchBook.
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Medicare for all would also come at a steep cost to American families, with two independent studies estimating the expense at $32 trillion over ten years — a price tag the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget found would increase federal spending by 60 percent and require the equivalent of tripling payroll taxes or more than doubling all other taxes.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) also called for tripling Title I funding for low-income schools and setting a $60,000 minimum starting salary for teachers, while Sen.
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It's the wonder of the Trump era and one of the saddest, scariest themes of the impeachment inquiry so far: the teeming crowd of sellouts and suck-ups who eagerly traded principle for position and are in some cases doubling and tripling down on that transaction, to a point where it's fair to ask if there was ever much principle to begin with.
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YOU GO TO THE FLOOR, IT IS ANOTHER MATTER YOU HAVE PEOPLE -- YOU HAVE DOUBLING AND TRIPLING OF THE IDEAS OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR A LONG TIME FOR A TRUE TAX BILL, SO THAT THEY CAN PUT THEIR OWN IDEAS AND IMPRINT ON IT. MUI: YOU'VE BEEN WORKING ON THESE ISSUES FOR A VERY LONG TIME NOW.
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The latest expansion to the previously unserved borough as well as new neighborhoods in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan involves more than tripling the number bikes currently in the system to 40,000 by 2023, When Lyft purchased Motivate, which operates Citi Bike as well as similar programs in Chicago, San Francisco, Washington, DC, and other major cities, the company pledged a $100 million investment in the system's continued growth.
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If it were enacted in full, it would create a tremendously efficient pipeline for arresting immigrants and bringing them into deportation proceedings (thanks to the expansion of partnerships with local police under the 287(g) program; the tripling of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents; and the proposal to put every single unauthorized immigrant — including, presumably, victims of crime and domestic violence — into deportation proceedings if they have any criminal record).
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