The more I read it, the more I well up.
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It's well up from basically one based on market expectations.
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His eyes well up as he looks at the shelves.
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Because that warning has stuck so well up til now.
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Americans' fears of nuclear annihilation well up every few decades.
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Her eyes well up with tears, and her voice trembles.
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In fact, I did well up when he said that.
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It's enough to make your eyes well up with prideful tears.
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My eyes would well up, and I would burst into tears.
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Reflecting on the incident later, I watched Abdulbari's eyes well up.
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Nonetheless, discontent and dissent is starting to well up among Russians.
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As they allude to a family tragedy, his eyes well up.
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"Well, I started chemo this week so…" His eyes well up.
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My father, the first to well up, pushed at fried tempura.
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And then I reminded myself, you've done well up until this point.
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A little confused as to why I was starting to well up.
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WE THOUGHT IT WOULD STAND UP WELL UP IN AN APPELLATE PROCESS.
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Feelings of intense gratitude to Marcelle began to well up inside her.
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Shaquille felt the anger well up, but this time he kept walking.
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"The mermaid fever was now getting pretty well up," Barnum later recalled.
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Do your eyes well up every time you're around your neighbor's cat?
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"They're playing well up front on defense," he said of the Lions.
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It's funny because when I saw her, tears just started to well up.
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Turnout was well up and all the big parties increased their total vote.
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Mixer and Periscope gained as well, up 282 percent and 126 percent, respectively.
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"We performed very well up there in the FA Cup game," Ward added.
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Popular anger is likely to well up across Iraq even without Tehran's help.
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We've been playing so well up to this point, and this was a hiccup.
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And it's worked well up to this point in winning him a sizable base.
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Among Democrats, 85% say things are going well, up from 76% in late July.
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In fact, the reality star is keeping her screen credentials well up-to-date.
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That was well up from growth in arrivals of around 1 percent in 2015.
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As he reflected on the past year, Mr. Lewandowski's eyes began to well up.
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The pact included New Jersey as well, up until 2012, when New Jersey Gov.
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SMITH: Well, up next, a shocking new twist in the search for Mollie Tibbetts.
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And for independent, 2628 percent said it's going well, up from 28503 in December.
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That is well up from 16 percent in 2016 and 15 percent in 2015.
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Certain names alone make me well up — Anne Frank, for instance, and Emmett Till.
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He is friendly and chatty, but his eyes well up with tears when recalling events.
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In the new poll, 271% say things are going well, up from 228% in December.
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And this has actually served us pretty well up until this point in our evolution.
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Among independents, 203% now say things are going well, up 9 points since this summer.
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U.S. equity futures at this hour, sharply higher this morning as well, up triple digits.
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The former inmate's eyes well up as he tells his story, but no tears fall.
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Austria Microsystems (AMS) is another stock doing well, up nearly 3 percent in morning trade.
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And I've been doing pretty well up until maybe in the last week or so.
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As she describes what happened, her eyes well up and dimples appear in her chin.
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Well, if you're reasonably well up on your history, you probably recall a few facts.
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There's a handful of Miyazaki movies that make me well up like a little baby.
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Well, up until the government started blocking the images on all public sites and forums.
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U.S. and Canada ARPU showed signs of growth as well, up 7 percent from last quarter.
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In this suit, I felt the truth of who I am well up in my gut.
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Most, 54%, now say things in the country are going well, up from 46% in February.
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My tester tipped the price scale at $32,755, well up from the base sticker of $25,995.
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Growth in December alone was 5.6 percent year-on-year, well up from 2.2 percent in November.
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"I'm well up for that — gotta love a spontaneous adventure!" she wrote in an emoji-laden response.
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Going into tonight's dance, Jennings wouldn't be surprised if both he and his father's eyes well up.
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Even after recent share-price gyrations, it remains around 2.8%, well up since the start of 2018.
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It was well up on the week though and has surged 50 percent since tanking in January.
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Here in Texas, prospects for cleaning up our dirtiest coal plants are, well, up in the air.
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DSLR usage has increased as well, up from 25 percent in 2016 to 33 percent in 2017.
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Niinami: Well, up until now, we sold almost what we thought should be offloaded and we did.
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I well up talking about my kids and I find it … Are you gonna cry right now?
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They look like they'd well up with tears if you tried to kick it—or steal from it.
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" "He started to well up with tears and said 'Sometimes I don't want to get out of bed.
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Your eyes well up, your skin gets hot, and you feel a massive lump growing in your throat.
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And exactly how we're going to have carbon-neutral air travel is still, well, up in the air.
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Baby Akira is her first granddaughter, and tears begin to well up as she squeezes her chubby body.
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His eyes well up and he pulls a rumpled tissue from his pocket to wipe away unsprung tears.
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Ferrexpo and Kaz Minerals led gains on the mid-caps as well, up 5.3 and 4.1 percent respectively.
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NetApp shares have been performing well, up 20.7 percent year-to-date and 69 percent year-over-year.
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August's export result was well up on July's 13.4 percent, and marked a ninth straight month of expansion.
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Nearly 218 percent of Republicans back him as well, up from just 463 percent after the final debate.
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Last year, that margin was 21 percent of revenue at Spotify, well up from 14 percent in 2016.
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"It's impossible not to eat well up here," said Andrew Zimmern, the food and travel television show host.
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Even the lows hit on Wednesday are still well up — some 1,000 percent — from where Bitcoin began 2017.
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If your presentation has gone well up to this point, the audience is at the edge of their seats.
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The math and upcoming calendar also could end someone's chances quickly, even if they've performed well up to now.
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That's well up from the average of the past five years, but down from bumper levels earlier this year.
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The sight of this army, the two waiting incubators and all the other metal contraptions made me well up.
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The first half, I reckon, is well up to the mark, with Eggers hellbent on his mission to astound.
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He designed a program that played backgammon well up to a point, but something would almost invariably go wrong.
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This happens when deeper, more acidic waters well up from the deeper sea, exposing more fish to acidified conditions.
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A Word With If you ever meet Jane Goodall and well up with overwhelmed joy, you won't be alone.
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Well, up until a couple of years ago the biggest misconception was that things can't really be that bad.
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He's pitching really well, up in the zone with his fastball, and his changeup has really come on, too.
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The loss is well up from the $2.74 million deficit racked up by the company the same time last year.
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And 49% of those polled say things in the country are going very or fairly well -- up 7% since January.
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When she tastes 24-month-aged vacche rosse Parmesan in Italy, her eyes well up from the textures and flavors.
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In interviews following his appointment, Spicer would often well up when asked how it felt to be offered the position.
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The Dow was on course for a double-digit gain in 220 as well, up 25 percent year to date.
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We invite Lim to record a message to his family, and tears well up as he looks toward our camera.
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One day at the grocery store, Zahava saw a pile of the pamphlets and felt her distress well up again.
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It takes a special kind of person to make me well up with tears as she strokes her own ego.
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I also love Fast and the Furious, and those guys, their eyes well-up when they look at each other.
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When I close my eyes, I can still feel every poke and prod, and my eyes instantly well up in tears.
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Familiarity with the term podcasting was nearly flat as well—up by only one percentage in 2015 from the year before.
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I well up at the thought that we are currently as far away from Christmas as it is possible to get.
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Unfortunately, though, we often do well up when working in the kitchen, and that's all thanks to the pungency of onions.
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Destiny's Child — 2013 What made it memorable: The Destiny's Child reunion, which may or may not have made us well up.
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Back then, wage gains were up in excess of 4 percent, but productivity was booming as well, up over 3 percent.
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Is there a more accurate snapshot of Britain's particular 'well up for it' brand of nihilism in regards to the sesh?
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Well, up until now, we had no idea what the point of them was or that they had any additional uses.
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Helpful energy flows your way early today, but feelings of insecurity may well up later—you'd be wise not to indulge.
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Though she smiled, Chan's eyes began to well up as she discussed the match with the on-court interviewer Blair Henley.
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The yield on U.S. Benchmark 10-year Treasury notes last stood at 2.22 percent, well up from Monday's 2.14 percent levels.
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"We need to play well up front, and we need to limit the explosive plays," said Brent Venables, Clemson's defensive coordinator.
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Investment banking fees were US$25bn in the third quarter, well up on the US$230bn average of the first two quarters.
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About 10.84 billion shares changed hands in U.S. exchanges, well up from the 7.53 billion daily average over the last 20 sessions.
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Hesse's drawings, by contrast, especially the group of abstracted collages from 1991, seem to well up from a deep fount of emotion.
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Chip designer ARM rallied as well, up over 2 percent after it beat forecasts with a 14 percent rise in quarterly profit.
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Yes, I'm affected by a lot of things, I get sad, I well up sometimes in games that hit me right there.
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Chobani offers men and women generous parental leave, as well: up to six weeks, at full pay, for all full-time employees.
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Let's suppose he hangs on to the starting job through the Warriors first-round series, and plays well up until Curry's return.
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When feelings well up that you might otherwise obey reflexively, you're more likely to reflect on them and decide whether to obey them.
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The company saw gains in their subscription revenue for the year as well, up 39 percent from the prior year to $1.29 billion.
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"The thing that's made me a better parent is my kids," says Hargitay, whose eyes well up at the mention of her family.
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Malaysia's 2017 full year growth of 5.9 percent was its best in three years, and well up from the previous year's 4.2 percent.
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If one look at Billy Moon's perfect, cherubic face as his eyes well up with tears doesn't drive the point home, nothing will.
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Long(ish) story short: I am well up for the NX, I think, and if this is the NX, thank you very much.
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In the new poll, 40% of Democrats say things in the US are going well, up from 25% who said so in February.
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This would beat the previous record of 3.7 million tonnes from December last year, and also be well up on October's 3.6 million.
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Spain had 193 coronavirus deaths and 6,250 cases so far, according to public broadcaster TVE, well up from 120 deaths reported on Friday.
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Spain had 193 coronavirus deaths and 6,250 cases so far, according to public broadcaster TVE , well up from 120 deaths reported on Friday.
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They both flash cheesy smiles, and it doesn't make me any less nervous but it does make my eyes well up with pride.
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"I feel like I've handled myself pretty well up here," said Granite, who was called up from Triple-A Rochester on July 7.
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ISRO said it's now analyzing the data to find out what happened, as everything seemed to be going well up until that point.
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"My eyes well up and we sit there for a moment with something bordering wonder," Isabelle writes in what is presented as her memoir.
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As Juliet watches, Mark confesses his love to her one card at a time, basically making every viewer well up and sob with happiness.
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The bill would also let towns that host retailers, growers, wholesalers and processors levy taxes as well, up to 3 percent in some cases.
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Even 10 years after the brutal bear-market trough of September 1974, the returns match up well: up 093 percent annualized through September 1984.
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Industrial stocks, which were dramatically oversold at the end of the fourth quarter on global growth concerns, snapped back as well, up 15 percent.
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A holiday in Japan made for quiet early trade, leaving the dollar steady around 117.40 yen but well up on Friday's trough of 51.93.
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A CNN poll conducted this month found that 28503 percent of respondents think the country is doing well, up from 22019 percent in February.
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Simply pushing aside an innocent-seeming branch could make the passer-by pay a few days later, when a rash begins to well up.
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BHP's interim dividend of $0.55 per share, equivalent to a 72 percent payout ratio, was well up on $0.40 a share a year ago.
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Tensions over technology competition, spying, Taiwan, the South China Sea and other trouble spots could well up, said Professor Zhang, the Peking University academic.
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Mention the words 'Madame Jojos' to Londoners of a certain age and you might see them well up with big, fat nostalgia-sodden tears.
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But Asia's share of the global tally stood at 36 percent, well up from 22 percent in 2011, according to preliminary data from Thomson Reuters.
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Gwendoline Christie pours so much love and adoration for her character into this scene that it's nearly impossible to not well up while watching it.
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Overall, 45% say the military action against ISIS forces in Iraq and Syria is going well, up from 38% who said so in early December.
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"Down syndrome is literally one of the most beautiful things that's ever happened in my life," Scott says as his eyes well up with tears.
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Planking, butt chugging, the knockout challenge, Slender Man — they've all caused panic to well up out of teens taking things too far for mainstream America.
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I think that helped him just well up with tears and let that happen rather than trying to hold it in and then exploding with tears.
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This can force a profoundly chilled layer of water near the surface to mix down, allowing warmer, saltier water to well up — and melt the ice.
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ROSS: WELL, FIRST OF ALL, THE STOCK MARKET IS STILL WELL UP FROM WHERE IT WAS BEFORE THE PRESIDENT – KERNEN: I KNOW – LET'S SAY IT WASN'T.
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"Oftentimes, if you have a very well defined period of time in which you're isolated people do pretty well up until the halfway point," Palinkas says.
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Iterations of this meme included anguishing Doctor Who finales, sad Finding Nemo moments, and just about any other scene that made us well up in a theater.
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That's well up even from the 2.4 million sites around in 1998, or the 17.1 million in the year 2000 (which we old-timers once called Y2K).
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On Friday, the note's yield, which moves in the opposite direction to its price, was 2.81 percent, well up on 2.41 percent at the end of 2017.
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If your eyes well up just thinking about "Where the Red Fern Grows," by Wilson Rawls, or "The Yearling," by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, "Pax" will move you.
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A few days later, he watched Hillary well up with emotion in response to a question from a voter about how she held herself together so well.
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The poll, conducted May 2-5, found 57 percent of people believe the country is doing fairly well or very well, up 8 percentage points from February.
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Whatever is left is shattered and ground into a fine powder when the girls grasp each other's hands, step towards the corpse, and well up with tears.
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By 2100 the Atlantic could devastate the area because of Florida's porous limestone bedrock and shallow water table, which allow water to well up even behind sea walls.
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You'd think with Judge and Sanchez, the guys he came up through the system with, doing so well up here he'd want to be a part of this.
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Although their "relationship has been going so so well" up until now, the couple is facing a major hurdle that could potentially make or break their future together.
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The Home Max held the shape of the sound well up to max volume, which was more room filling as a single unit than a single HomePod alone.
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A former US Marshal says the agency's witness protection program is well up to the task of protecting the rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine — and dealing with his face tattoos.
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Twitter shares jumped as well, up 23 cents, or 22.585 percent, to $211 on speculation that LinkedIn's buyout could mean better buyout prospects for that social media service.
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Among Republicans, 78% say it's going well, up from 28% who said so in spring 2016, when the US efforts were still led by Democratic President Barack Obama.
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This itty-bitty porcupine helped bring attention to the challenges of motherhood in the modern workplace, and somehow even made screaming seem adorable — well, up to a point.
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A 46 percent plurality says guilty pleas by Trump associates suggest wrongdoing by the president as well, up from 238 percent in August and 252 percent a year ago.
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The euro was holding at $1.1326, well up from the recent trough of $1.1174 which was hit when the European Central Bank took a dovish turn of its own.
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The crown rose to 123.45 per euro its strongest since the turmoil began eight years ago and well up from the 140 per euro where it started the year.
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The euro was holding at $1.1333, well up from the recent trough of $1.1174 which was hit when the European Central Bank took a dovish turn of its own.
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The oceanic component sees cold water well up from the deep ocean off the coast of Peru and move west across the Pacific carried on the surface equatorial current.
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The euro was holding at $1.1321, well up from the recent trough of $1.1174 which was hit when the European Central Bank took a dovish turn of its own.
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The stock has a lot of momentum and it's been trading very well up to earnings, and now we're seeing record highs," Baruch said Friday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Looking at my Bible-thumping grandfather, whom I so markedly resemble in the facial structure holding up my tanner shell, I feel several conflicting emotions well up inside me.
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As a share of overall ECM activity that was 27 percent, according to Reuters calculations — the highest in at least a decade and well up from 2.1 percent in 2016.
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Nintendo ignored it with the Switch, but Microsoft's brand new Xbox One X supports it, and the Xbox One S and PS4 Pro do as well...up to a point.
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The dialogue in the final scene with the main character's mother is achingly sad, and even the thought of the last two lines is enough to make me well up.
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The program, run by the Marshals Service and known as WITSEC, is well up to the task of protecting him, Lenny DePaul, a former chief inspector and commander, told Insider.
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On Ceres, what appears to be happening is that reservoirs of salty brine — remnants of a subsurface ocean — still occasionally well up to the surface to create the bright spots.
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Watching a woman's eyes well up with tears in New Hampshire, as she expressed her fear that her diabetic son would not be able to afford insulin in the future.
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We've got all these amazing spaces, cheap rent and people are just well up for it—like, why don't we just try and make good things and fuck everyone else.
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Twenty percent had painful or sore eyes, 40 percent were sensitive to light, and one-third had difficulty driving at night or doing work that required seeing well up close.
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MERHW00 also performed well, up almost 5 percent over the quarter, as the increasingly difficult 'hunt for yield' forced investors into the less liquid and riskier areas of the investment universe.
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The euro was 0.3 percent higher at $304.353, well up from the recent trough of $1.1174 which was hit when the European Central Bank took a dovish turn of its own.
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One of the most harrowing scenes involves a woman putting Siffredi's fingers into her mouth, mimicking a blow job, but going so deep throat that tears well up in her eyes.
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Images of the unexpected, the surreal, well up unbidden in your mind - as do things you haven't resolved," he said in his autobiography written with David Dalton titled "Painting Below Zero.
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The same song was used in an Academy Sports + Outdoors Father's Day ad last year, so clearly, there's something about it that makes us well up with affection for our parents.
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Spain is the second hardest-hit country in Europe after Italy, with 193 deaths and 6,250 cases so far, public broadcaster TVE said, well up from 120 deaths reported on Friday.
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There are two on the Flex — fewer than the seven you'll find on an Echo Dot — but they were able to hear my commands well up to about 10 feet away.
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It engages your emotions directly; as brittle piano parts build gradually, it feels like the way tears well up, pressure building slowly until Robinson makes them rain down in shimmering neon.
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"Casimir Pulaski Day" — a song about cancer, God, queerness, and Michigan — rattled my emotional cage so much that even hearing him count at the beginning of the song makes me well up.
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Though currents which well up from that reservoir return a similar amount of carbon to the shallows, this cycle still plays an important role as a counterbalance to man-made global warming.
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The unique phenomena form when the water under the sea ice gets mixed up, like a bartender shaking up a cocktail, allowing relatively warmer seas to well up and melt the ice.
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Vlasic was well up ice when he stripped the puck from Blue Jackets defender David Savard at the Columbus blue line to get a partial breakaway and lifted a backhand past Bobrovsky.
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It's not just the buzzy bike maker's losses that have been on the rise — its advertising expenses have been on the upward trajectory as well, up by 114.1% from 2018 to 2019.
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One character, a musclebound Hungarian in London to provide protection for a young woman from home who is working as a prostitute, begins to well up about the bad choices he's made.
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"The revenue growth seen in the second half of 2018 has continued, and profits and margins are both well up on the first half of last year," Chief Executive Rupert Soames said.
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There's a segment for "Love Yourself" where Bieber gets to strum an acoustic guitar on a sofa and fumbles on one of the last chords (he did well up until that point).
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The Neediest Cases Fund Recalling that moment four years ago, when Gertrudis Torres learned she had Stage 3003 breast cancer, still causes her breathing to become heavy and tears to well up.
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Well, up until recently, a lot of people considered your aesthetic to be the sunrise palette, so I was surprised that "All My Skin on the Air" had a more muted approach.
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Going by his recent interview in the Evening Standard, Jacob Husley—Wet Yourself resident and now viral photo-uploader—it seems that the couple were actually well up for a big night out.
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TORONTO, April 15 (Reuters) - Canadian home prices rose in March from a month earlier, and were well up from the year before, the Teranet-National Bank Composite House Price Index showed on Friday.
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We've turned out in droves to support our boy and we're still running on Indian Standard Time, with stragglers trickling in well up to half-past the hour as Minhaj takes the stage.
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TORONTO, May 12 (Reuters) - Canadian home prices rose in April from a month earlier, and were well up from the year before, the Teranet-National Bank Composite House Price Index showed on Thursday.
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The move from Long Island to Brooklyn, while amazing for those of us that well up with tears of joy at the thought of taking a subway to sporting events, hasn't worked out.
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High yield bonds also performed well, up almost 5 percent over the quarter, as the increasingly difficult 'hunt for yield' forced investors into the less liquid and riskier areas of the investment universe.
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The other half well up with the tears of proud parents but shake their heads because they believe she is being used by Western powers as a tool for their own political ends.
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Sociologists have noted, however, that surveys have measured a reservoir of latent discontent in the middle class in Moscow that could well up again, explaining the Kremlin's nervousness and the heavy police presence.
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I well up at the thought of baby Perry not being able to sleep due to excitement and waking her parents up at 4am just like I did because all children are selfish egomaniacs.
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Even now, amid an uncertain Affordable Care Act repeal-and-replace effort, the health-care sector is holding up well, up more than 6 percent this year, ahead of the S&P 500 gain.
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Kalanick will continue to well-up and appear contrite, Uber will make small changes and the problem will probably fester and regrow because no one was willing to tear it out by its roots.
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JPMorgan Chase analysts have estimated buybacks could reach more than $27 billion this year, well up from $22018 billion in 218 and even surpassing 21.50's all-time high of just under $21.50 billion.
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You might even start feeling them well up when you see the terrified face of one of the show's veterans, when he walks in and sees Grey's beat-up body on the hospital bed.
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A Mac computer is a powerful machine that's well up to the challenge of handling the memory and graphics associated with a PlayStation 4 game, so why not play PS4 games on your Mac?
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A Valentine's Day card should make my heart grow four sizes and my eyes well up, not because I'm feeling sentimental, but because I'm looking at a drawing of Kumail Nanjiani's perfectly toned abs.
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Among many other parallels drawn between her rising star and Rick's fading one, we also see him well up with disproportionate emotion when Trudi tells him he's pulled off the best acting she's ever seen.
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His contact rate on those offerings is nearly elite, and the narrowed focus is resulting in more balls being driven—Pillar has a hard-hit percentage of 33.3, well up from the past two years.
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That was well up from NZ$10.2 million in the 12 months to March 2015, but only slightly more than an unaudited NZ$17.2 million profit it previously reported for the year through March 2016.
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"March sales rebounded well, up high-single digits; however, the strength we experienced once income tax refund checks started flowing into our customers' hands did not fully offset the slow start to the quarter," he said.
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Her eyes well up when she thinks about how young she was when she entered this hell, and the tears fall when she talks about the young people she sells to, whom she'd rather scare off.
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"They will be well up for the game and have probably earmarked this one as a game they need to win to give themselves a good chance," the 31-year-old Ward told the club's website.
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As Gamez John continues, the physical challenge of his actions begins to inflict bodily suffering—or perhaps it's simply the devastating lyrics of Johnny Cash singing "Hurt"—and tears seem to well up in his eyes.
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I never wanted to confess the stupor I felt after someone was mean to me, or that I well up with happy tears when I'm feeling earnest, which happens a lot with nice customer service representatives.
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"I don't think I had any words — I started to well up with emotion," she said, acknowledging that she realized she had never spent as much time texting a male colleague as she had Mr. Brost.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I want a swan as a pet now, thanks to St. Vincent's new music video for her single, "New York," which honestly makes me well up every time I hear it.
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His statistics show that although Uber and Lyft journeys are well up, their impact on congestion in Manhattan has been tempered by the fact that they have put so many taxi drivers out of work (see chart).
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This would be the strongest monthly exports this year, and well up from the low of 17.2 million tonnes in April, the month most affected by the loss of available ore following the dam disaster in late January.
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On Wednesday night, The Bachelor's Ben Higgins and his fiancée Lauren Bushnell went on their very first date together since she officially moved in with him in Denver, and it went great – well, up until the very end.
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The pound was trading at $1.2670 in early London dealing, still well up more than cent from the 20-month lows set early Wednesday and at about the levels seen just before the vote results on Wednesday night.
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"When mom passed, they pulled the curtain between the two beds, he just stared at the curtain," the couple's daughter, Beth Kinkeade, told the outlet, while her brother noted that tears began to well up in Bob's eyes.
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This would be roughly in line with the 20193-year average of 24.4 million tonnes, and well up on 17.3 million tonnes in 2018/19 when output fell to the lowest in a decade after severe drought wilted crops.
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The creatures that live around hydrothermal vents are fundamentally different: no sunlight penetrates so deep into the oceans, so the food chains of such ecosystems are based on reactions between the dissolved chemicals that well up from the crust.
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Some forecasters have been reducing estimates for European Union production of soft wheat, the bloc's main field crop, but projections generally remain above 140 million tonnes and well up from last year's drought-diminished harvest of 129 million tonnes.
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So when my eyes started to well up during the credits of Arrival, Villeneuve's beautiful film about the struggle to communicate with extraterrestrial life when 12 alien "shells" — or UFOs — suddenly arrive on Earth, I knew something was up.
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What I like about it is that, while there is spearmint in it, it's as effective but not as effusive as something like Tiger Balm, which makes my eyes well up each and every time I put it on.
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This was well up on the $370.7 billion raised in the first three quarters of 23.25, with some issues still in the pipeline for the current month including a triple-tranche dollar offering from Saudi Arabia that could top $23.4 billion.
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The SPD, which has governed the swing state home to carmaker Volkswagen with the Greens for four years, won 37.3 percent, well up from 32.6 percent in the last election there in 2013, according to projections on public broadcaster ARD.
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An implacable drumbeat, a cutting fiddle line, a distorted guitar, a dissonant string ensemble and a thickening squall of electronics are among the sounds that well up behind her, creating a tsunami of a crescendo that's both ritualistic and rocking.
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Interestingly, Nominacher said that there are currently no plans to, say, extend into RPA or other "fixing" tools itself, pointing to a kind of laser strategy that is likely part of what has helped it grow so well up to now.
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Every year, during the Academy Awards, we find ourselves crying with joy when we hear moving acceptance speeches or we well up when we spot the gracious loser face on the nominees who don't get to take home a statue after all.
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"We applaud these young women for staying in school," Melanie Merians, CEO of the League, told the news station, adding that witnessing many of the girls' eyes well up with tears upon seeing themselves in their gowns was "a dream come true."
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Tears well up in Wang Shiji's eyes as he describes the first time he saw Mao Zedong, waving to a crowd of Red Guards in Beijing at the beginning of the Cultural Revolution in 1966 when Mao declared class war.
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Now she faces her biggest test against former world number one Simona Halep on Monday and the bad news for the Romanian is that she intends to follow exactly the same pre-match routine that has worked so well up to now.
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The way that when someone asks her what she does for a living she'll modestly say she's studying (she's about to complete her PhD in cancer, a career decision she made after watching our mother recover, and one that makes me well up with pride).
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Soon after, on March 6, the vehicle will be shown at the Geneva Auto Show And for those residing in the Arctic, the I-PACE seems capable of handling itself well up there, especially if one is inclined to race through flurries of snow.
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As a set, the FAANGs (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google) are still well up for the quarter, but privacy concerns after it was revealed 50 million Facebook users' data was misused has wiped over $20.4 billion off the shares' value in recent weeks.
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This was merely one of hundreds of small last ditch efforts being undertaken by would-be saviors of humanity in the face of burning out and all that feeling seemed to well up in me as I prepared to leave the comfort of the vessel.
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An average of major opinion polls aggregated by RealClearPolitics showed Clinton ahead of Trump by 2.9 percentage points on Friday, or 47.3 points to 44.4, slightly lower than the previous margin of 3 points on Wednesday, but well up from 0.9 point on Sept. 19.
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If, on the other hand, you see information that reflects unfavorably on your tribe, you may notice a negative feeling well up, and you'll probably feel no urge to share the information; you'll either dismiss it and move on or inspect it critically, looking for flaws.
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This Is Us thrives in its patterns of viewer abuse and comfort, hitting us over the head with blow after emotional blow of Pearson family misfortune and then treating us to some heartwarming gem so that we well up with a confusing mix of sadness and happiness.
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Analysts expect a revenue rebound for Tesla, back to about $6.5 billion for Q2, well up from the roughly $4.5 billion the company posted in Q1, but still down from the epic $7.2 billion with which the car maker closed out the final of quarter of 2018.
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Again, Pornhub's data only measures how much traffic it got from each version of Android, though, while Google's dashboard tracks how many devices are running each version of Android (well, up through May of this year), so we can't directly compare data between the two sources.
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"But now, the smallest little things, you well up a little more, you get affected by the sort of things that happen around the world or whatever a lot more, I think, as a father," he said in an interview for an upcoming documentary, according to ABC News.
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" At the same time, jangly reflections of classic 60s rock like Bob Dylan—who, with his bushy hair, Gallo can't help but evoke a bit, even before you factor in the tongue-in-cheek lyrics—and The Beatles well up, as on the bouncy kiss-off "Can't Stand You.
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All my feelings for my infant son — and the inexorability of time's passage, of life coming full circle — swirled together through this hypothetical speech, and I felt myself starting to well up, simultaneously watching my 1-year-old on a jungle gym while wondering who he would be as an adult.
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That marked the first time since June that drillers added rigs for four consecutive weeks, and the figure was well up on the 597 rigs that were active a year earlier as energy companies have boosted spending since mid-2016 when crude prices began recovering from a two-year crash.
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Its new loss forecast of 710 billion yen ($6.0 billion) for the fiscal year to March -- well up from an earlier 550 billion yen ($4.6 billion) net loss -- came as Toshiba said it lost 479.4 billion yen in the nine months to December, reversing a profit from a year earlier.
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The US was doing very well, up until the most recent months, and global markets, emerging markets in particular, have performed badly, because of the pressure from trade, slowing economy, capita (inaudible) flows, and also, in the case of China, the country has been undertaking the deleveraging campaign for the past two years.
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Because of my scoliosis, my neck and back pain run deep — deeper, I think, than any pair of hands can reach — and, as far as beauty treatments go, I'd rather have blackheads forced out of my nose while my eyes well up with tears during a hardcore facial than a slippery, supposedly "relaxing" full-body rubdown.
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Available to developers in the form of an SDK, this is a supply-side platform that will tailor ads to work specifically on KaiOS and other feature phones, a segment that hasn't really been addressed that well up to now because so many feature phones have smaller screens compared to smartphones, and have not really been designed to work with internet-based services.
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His big, bearded grin as he compliments Méliès's perennial leading lady, Jeanne D'Alcy — "You are as lovely now as you were in the movies" — could have been just a touching highlight of this charming ode to the history of cinema, but he plays the scene with such delicate admiration that when D'Alcy's eyes well up, it is difficult not to do the same.
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When coworkers have asked me if I'm okay, whether because of El Paso, ICE raids, violence at the border, or whatever the day's menu of terribleness offers my people, I either well up in tears as a knot the size of a grapefruit grows in my throat, gently choking me, or I spout the rehearsed lines that won't lead to my entire day going into emotional disarray.
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All the while, Cloten is abroad as well, up to no good and, in time, getting beheaded, after which his body is laid beside a supposedly dead Imogen, who took a medicinal gift from the Queen that was meant to be poison but is only a sleeping potion, after which she wakes beside Cloten's headless torso but thinks it that of Posthumus, who is actually serving the invading Roman army but really not, and.
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