I'm headed off to Indo, and I'm gonna be taking a step-up Duo and a step-up thruster, so that's definitely going to be interesting.
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According to Donovan, Bela is a step up on Arduino.
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Yet after years of struggling, it was a step up.
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The sleek screen is a step up from analog models.
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The warning is a step up from Washington's earlier cautions.
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Now go a step up, and then ten floors higher.
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"He was a step up from us in knowledge," she says.
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This was a step up from the Garden nonalcoholic spirit flavor.
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A step up, certainly from the company's more budget-focused fare.
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It was really bad, so these are like a step up.
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They're clearly a step up from regular plastic or paper cups.
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The move to the appeals court would be a step up.
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A step up isn't always a step in the right direction.
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The dividend policy has not changed and this is a step up.
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Well that's a step up from opening the can of cranberry sauce.
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Amazon Prime may be a step up from an Amazon gift card.
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She'd be a step up from Trump for a lot of reasons.
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Among them: A Step Up series, executive produced by Mr. and Mrs.
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It's a step up from the Vizio E Series we reviewed this year.
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Hopefully the rest of the phone will be a step up, as well.
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Visually, Sealed Ahamkara Grasps are a step up from the Claws' BDSM feathers.
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The deal is something of a step up for the Shanghai-based Musical.
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You can see how this is a step-up from traditional 2D mugshots.
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Both bills also would preserve what's called a step-up in cost basis.
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It's definitely a step up from the display on the first Surface Book.
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It was a step up from a dark studio where he was living.
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That's a step up from its earlier advice suggesting people work from home.
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The RoboVac 30C is a bit of a step up from the 11S.
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Well, Maybe A step up isn't always a step in the right direction.
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Those talks follow a step-up in warnings from various companies in recent weeks.
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My question about PowerSiesta is whether it's a step up from a neck pillow.
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But it's still a step up from having your games tied to one Switch.
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The new Moving Timelapse mode is a step up from a boring static timelapse.
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Suffice it to say, it's a step up from last week's Shakes the Clown.
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Sometimes dreams come true, and your favorite dancing duo tease a Step Up reunion.
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Eric Molina next weekend, a step up in both the competition and the stage.
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Okay, maybe not — but it's still a step up from your average nature documentary.
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Felix Gray's Sleep Glasses are a step up from regular blue-light-blocking glasses.
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However, the Merino Point flats are truly a step up in comfort and structure.
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That loan was priced at 65bp over Libor with a step-up to 26.5bp.
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That loan was priced at 13.53bp over Libor, with a step up to 85bp.
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Sundays is a step up from the usual neighborhood salon, but with comparable prices.
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While that number may seem insubstantial, it's a step up from last year's total.
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Tomorrow (Saturday): It's more sunny than not, which is a step up from today.
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His call for a boycott appeared to be a step up in his attacks.
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The firm also refinanced its CGMS 2014-3 Triple A step-up slice to 145bp.
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The bond currently pays 5% annually, with a step up to 20383% starting August 20.
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Apparently it's a step up from before, when the photo limit was a mere 2,000.
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Amazon Prime membership Amazon Prime may be a step up from an Amazon gift card.
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That said, you can definitely see this as a step up from standard filament printing.
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The release of "Burnout 2" a couple weeks back felt like a step up though.
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But Uber's leveraged loan is a step up on leveraged borrowing for internet start-ups.
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That's a step up for the 22-year-old -- who's been fightin' at 155 lbs.
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You know, a messy one, but a step up from the ones they've left behind.
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Other minority communities have also experienced a step up in racially and religiously motivated incidents.
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Dawn positions the Platinum product line as a step up from the popular Ultra series.
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Considering where we've been these past 14 months, that's got to be a step up.
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The Monte Carbonare is a step up from Suavia's easygoing fresh and fruity Soave Classico.
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They're a step up from the surgical masks that her workers typical wear while working.
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In Mr. Zorn's estimation, and that of many others, the move marks a step up.
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We&aposll see a step-up in brazen attacks, especially leading up to the election.
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He also called Trudeau "two-faced," which is at least a step up from blackface.
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"The VIP Single is a step up from the deluxe," the customer service representative said.
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No sweat for my parents — it must have seemed like a step up for them.
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The Xbox One S is a step up from the original Xbox One, launched in 2013.
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We were basically, it was an internal temping ... it was a step up from outside temps.
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There's a USB-C port on board for recharging, a step up from its predecessors' microUSB.
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It's definitely a step up from the "Starry Night" poster you had in your dorm room.
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I had a Commodore Amiga computer which was the ... A step up from the Commodore 64.
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Last time I was here, I was interviewing Hillary Clinton, so this is a step up.
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Also a step up from their predecessors, the Ozmo 2699.99 and 2799.99 have multi-floor mapping.
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Delish reports that the samples are a step up from the usual cheese and crackers, too.
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It's a step up from last year's P20 Pro, which came with a triple-camera system.
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"It gives us a step up, which we really need, because we are tiny," he said.
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Price: $11 on Etsy This hoop is a step up from your childhood neighbor's plastic version.
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But you are not going in circles, you are constantly staging a step up…or down.
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This is all a step up from the "don't ask, don't tell" posture of the past.
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The '22012, also made with Mr. Bedell's help, was a step up in depth and concentration.
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"It's definitely a step up from before," says Mr Koji Oyama of the Japan ALS Association.
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When he passes away, "she gets a step-up to whatever his benefit was," Crowell said.
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It has also been a step up in difficulty, and the Chinese player experienced some issues.
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The Olympics [were] a step up from what I was comfortable with, but [it was] definitely exciting.
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The "meta-skin" is a step up from that, cutting down on waves scattering at different angles.
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Inside, you'll find the company's latest chip, the A12.93X bionic, a step up from the iPhone's 212.9.
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It's still a step up from that demographic group's median savings rate of 3 percent, he said.
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Frustratingly for the players, they can't seem to get a step up on the artificial poker player.
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The recommendations are a step up from actions recommended by other advisers against Swiss banks' management pay.
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Under current law, recipients of gifts get the donor's adjusted basis — they don't get a step-up.
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Which is a step up from your mate Mitch playing Marilyn Manson over a dodgy Spotify connection.
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Building statues to commemorate the excellence of African-Americans is a step up but still not enough.
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Its offerings aren't the cheapest, but the products are usually a step up in terms of quality.
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And that was a step up from where we were before, which was pretty much my apartment.
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Rights advocates fear tighter laws could be used to a step up a crackdown on opposition journalists.
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So far, so normal—a step up in competition and suddenly the human highlight reels are just decent.
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Last year, giant pandas were also changed to vulnerable on the Red List, a step up from endangered.
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First introduced in 1003, the plane was considered a step up for fuel efficiency, range, and passenger comfort.
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It's definitely a step up from its current potato website, which feels not unlike an interactive Sunday circular.
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That would indeed to a step-up in terms of shifting AirPods to a voice-first interface device.
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However, some prominent animal welfare experts, like Colorado State's Temple Grandin, have endorsed them as a step up.
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Trump's reliance on three iPhones may seem cumbersome, but it's a step up from what his predecessor got.
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So you know, listen, anything from where she was to where she is today was a step up.
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At $150, they're a step up budget-wise from the Adidas Stan Smiths that you see on everyone.
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Both Brown and Bennet have supported CTC expansions before, but this is a step up even for them.
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There are six Titan mechs in Titanfall 2, which is a step up from the previous game's three.
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But that 2.0 percent is a step up from the 1.9 percent forecast on April 16, suggesting optimism.
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The sesame-seed bun was also a step up, and the bacon added an extra burst of flavor.
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What comes next will be a step up in class — and a stress test for the growing movement.
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For Coon, who jokes that she's at "the bottom of the A-list," it was a step up.
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A step up is the Russian River chardonnay from Jordan (about $203) which is focused, energetic and understated.
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If you're looking for a more detailed notes-management system, Microsoft OneNote is a step up from Keep.
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In his one spectacular UFC finish, Tybura hooked off the jab into a step up left high kick.
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The second one was a step up: it was actually filtered wastewater from a municipal wastewater treatment plant.
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Against orthodox opponents he will use a step up lead leg kick to buckle their lead leg inwards.
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Currently, assets get a step up in cost basis to market value when transferred to heirs of an estate.
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Messenger Kids isn't perfect by any means, but it's a step up from predator playgrounds like Kik, for example.
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"We believe iPhone installed base upgrades will take a step up with the launch of iPhone 8," Suva wrote.
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Hannon advised volunteering for new opportunities and showcasing your abilities to prove you are worthy of a step up.
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" It would have been very different if I had said "I feel like this is a Step Up movie.
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That's a step up in quality from the current iPhone 7, which shoots 240 fps, but only at 720p.
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Chief Financial Officer Brian Olsavsky said the spending was a "step-up" compared to what the company did previously.
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"Before this bed, they just had regular pet store beds, so this is totally a step up," Jonathan concluded.
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Although alpacas are no harder to keep than, say, sheep, they are a step up from more conventional pets.
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As for the socks being marked down, expect a step up from the solid-colored flip-flops of summer.
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For Sandra, the move was a step up from the $50 per month she was making as a dentist.
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And, the current options on the market are a major of a step up from their '80s-centric predecessors.
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The braking system on the Boosted Rev, which the company describes as "confidence-inspiring," sounds like a step up.
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Same-sex civil partnerships have been allowed in Germany since 2001 but marriage is a step up from that.
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Elizabeth Fowler, 19, said a trainee job as an upholsterer she landed was a step up from restaurant work.
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The display is also a step up from the old Pro display; it's much brighter and noticeably more vibrant.
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The personal attacks were a step up from the comments Rubio made earlier in the day in Northern Virginia.
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Bose Home Speaker 300 — $199 See Details The Bose Home Speaker 500 is a bit of a step up.
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She wrote in her resignation letter that she was looking to take a "step up" in the private sector.
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The dress code had said "business casual," but I felt like most people were a step up from that.
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We believe in giving people a hand up, a step up — in empowering them to live out their dreams.
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Adesanya did the job as expected, but Rob Wilkinson, Adesanya's opponent in his UFC debut seems a step up.
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This Hamlet Act is at least a step up from President Obama's dismissal of legalization advocacy as deeply unserious.
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To make any kind of distance with a lead leg kick, a step up of some kind is required.
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Upon death, every person receives a "step up" in basis, thereby eliminating capital gains on appreciated assets, he said.
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The vintage Champagne is a step up in precision and complexity, made from a blend dominated by pinot noir.
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The songs really took a step up from the first album as well, their arrangements and using an orchestra.
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The fenix 6X, which is a step up in battery life but minus the solar charging, starts at $750.
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Both sizes are a step up from the 210,2950mAh and 21,2200mAh found in the S7003 Plus and S2700, respectively.
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Gangster Warlords is a step-up for the writer, documenting a very grim reality that's unfolding in real time.
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A step up from an ordinary mask, this one is electronic and lights up when you speak into it.
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The controls are also a step up due in large part to the inclusion of a proper directional pad.
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I'd like to see something like a generational change, a step up over what exists on any phone today.
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It's one of the best mid-range Google speakers around, and a step up from the standard Google Home.
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A bit of a step up, this toaster oven features nine preset functions — there's even a slow cook option.
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The dining area, which contains a table that seats eight, is a step up from the open living area.
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It was also a step up from the other devices available at the time, allowing up to 10 simultaneous chats.
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Nothing fancy, mind you, but definitely something a step up from that shapeless blob you've been saddled with for years.
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So when they step out together, does Reynolds ever feel like his own style game could use a step up?
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But even after heading JP Morgan's equities business for the past four years, running Barclays International is a step up.
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The partnership is a step up from Line's own payment cards, which were introduced in 2016 and supported by JCB.
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Many of the ideas in the bills really would be a step up from the current situation, according to experts.
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Time Capsule is a step up from WeChat's old video sharing tool, with additional features such as locations and music.
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The latest price range is a step up from Zoom's earlier plans to charge between $28 and $32 per share.
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Their next opponents, France or the United States, will be a step up from what they have faced so far.
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The Acer Chromebook 163 is quite a step up performance-wise from the Asus Chromebook Flip for only $30 more.
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Today, the company got a step up in their its trajectory, with an $203 million Series A round of financing.
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That's a step up from the IP67 rating found on the company's previous water-resistant e-reader, the Aura H20.
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Like the coffee, a special box of tea probably offers a step up from whatever the office has to offer.
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Like Alexandria, other low-wage workers understand the appeal of tuition-free college as a step up the economic ladder.
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We need a step up in hardware capabilities and the techniques to build these deep neural networks and train them.
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Rozas 210er Cru is a step up, not as effusive or ample as La Bruja, and a little more chiseled.
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"I started pushing for my family to get involved; it's affordable, so it's a step up for everyone," she said.
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That Vikings' offense should be taking a step up in competition when the team visits the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.
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An outright gift of assets to a relative could mean that the recipient doesn't get a step-up in basis.
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Twitch partner status is a step up from the affiliate program, offering extra perks and more direct support from Twitch.
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It's a little more expensive than the other Fitbit devices on this list, but it's a step up in technology.
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The new work is a step up, with a severed head of Medusa said to be priced at $4 million.
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Still, the Razr is definitely a step up in design and overall concept than your typical Moto G-series phone.
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The Merc's seats are quite a step up from the Model 3's, in terms of both comfort and supportiveness.
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I wasn't expecting how much of a step up it would be in terms of sound from the first record.
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Probably one to go on — certainly a step up from the Galaxy F, which is, frankly, a bit too easily mocked.
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The New 2DS, and the New 3DS launched back in 33, are technically a step up from the original 3DS system.
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This bad boy is a step up, doing everything the Duo does with the addition of canning and sous vide functions.
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We probably thought McDonald's was a step up for us from that ol' stinky Burger King we had in level four.
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The Google Neural Machine Translation system, deployed today for Chinese-English queries, is a step up in complexity from existing methods.
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As it turns out, the NCH 700s aren't replacing the QC35s, but will be offered as a step up from them.
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Having previously tested a gasoline-only four-cylinder Outlander, the quality of the PHEV seems to have taken a step up.
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That $18 to $20 range, too, was a step up from its original proposed range, which fell between $16 and $18.
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It also feels like a step up in the world and is easier to use (even men can cook with it).
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The phone also includes a Qualcomm Snapdragon 632 processor, which would be a step up from last year's 400 series chip.
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Once we get a step up on somebody, we've got to get that mentality that we're going to finish them off.
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If you want to go a step up from Google Calendar, without getting too much more complicated, DigiCal is your answer.
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The album's production may be a step up from the demo in clarity, yet none of the band's edge is sacrificed.
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Mixologists are already using CLR CFF in bespoke libations, which is definitely a step up from Kahlúa drinks that you've seen.
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This kind of 3D UWB sensor could even be a step up from LIDAR when it comes to practicality and aesthetics.
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The third episode, moreover, marks a step up from the first two, which could mean the writers are finding their groove.
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This soft comforter is a step up from a similar cotton spreads, as it features an elevated fringe and quilted seaming.
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Now that I feel comfortable with the Tello, I am contemplating a step up to the DJI Spark or Mavic Air.
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Ford recently added another trim to its Mustang GT, which itself is already a step up from the base model Mustang.
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For a player who started this year on a team muddling through a lengthy roster overhaul, it's quite a step up.
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A step up from the average picture frame or phone background, these snuggly blankets can feature a collage of some faves.
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A step up from the average picture frame or phone background, these snuggly blankets can feature a collage of some faves.
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Much of the European bus infrastructure is a step up compared to the many of the coaches in the United States.
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Just adding more women directors to lists provided to producers for consideration on projects would be a step up, she says.
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A step up from the Juice Fountain Plus, Breville's Juice Fountain Elite has a higher wattage and has two speed controls.
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The last 16 of the Champions League was supposed to be a step up, of course, a challenge of another magnitude.
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Those attacks mark a step-up in violence, according to records from Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project, an NGO.
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It's a step up from the budget model (the LUX), making it the cheapest Instant Pot to have the yogurt feature.
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That's a step up from the Hero 5 and the Hero 5 Session, which both only shoot at 4K at 30fps (4K30).
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This was a step up from Periscope's earlier value proposition — individual users "going live" from their phones to stream straight to Twitter.
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The Galaxy S7 will come with an upgraded 3,000 mAh battery, a step up from the 2550 one stuck in the S6.
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For a little extra drivers could have a prestigious German marque, a step up from mass-market models, which ceded market share.
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The 360-degree video is best viewed through a VR headset, but it's even a step up over normal highlights in Chrome.
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"There's 1 percent that has to pay the estate tax, but many people will have a step-up in gains," he said.
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After hearing about the family's story, Jimmy Kimmel gifted the family a new van, a step up from their increasingly crowded SUV.
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Beyond young users and millennials, most people appreciate that both apps are a step up from SMS while keeping the same simplicity.
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While his post-fight callout of Michael Chiesa might have been a bit premature, he does appear ready for a step up.
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Both devices feature a nice satin aluminum finish, so from a design perspective, they're definitely a step up from most Bluetooth speakers.
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Black skinny jeans are a staple of any woman's closet, serving as a step-up in dressiness from their lighter-wash counterpoints.
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The $2202 million settlement was a step up for the FTC compared to a number of other recent health-tech related settlements.
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Many women in the 1920s worked as telephone switchboard operators — a job many considered a step up from working in a factory.
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Clearly not prepared for a step up of this size, its now back to the drawing board for the 25-year-old.
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"In a perfect world, people would pay no estate taxes and get a step up in cost basis at death," said Canerday.
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Theoretically, a reserva like the 2003 would be a step up in concentration and complexity over the crianza, and usually it is.
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The team, fourth overall last year, are hoping for a step up at the next race in Bahrain, with new parts to come.
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Lemon, citrus and geraniums are a step up from the subway platform — but I've never wished I could smell like freshly blended margarita.
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The new strap is such a step up from its predecessor that it's a wonder HTC is even planning to charge for it.
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This is at the very least a step up from the four episodes this season that have completely skipped over the Saviors' boss.
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In 1998, he was elected its mayor, and three years later, took a step up to the state level, becoming Virginia's lieutenant governor.
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Screenshot by TechCrunch Time Capsule is a step up from WeChat's old video sharing tool, with additional features such as locations and music.
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And nursing homes can clean residents who can't care for themselves both faster and more often — a step up in quality of life.
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This is a step up from the bland cheese tortellini ready-to-eat meals he had in the chaotic first days after Maria.
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Though not a ton, $31,000 was certainly a step up from $43,000 or $20,000, which is what I'd earned the previous two years.
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It was inarguably a step up for the company: a wider stage, a larger orchestra pit, nicer dressing rooms and better rehearsal spaces.
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To be clear, Mr. Sher's staging is a step up for the Met: ultimately traditional but thoughtfully coherent and at times unexpectedly affecting.
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Also, fans of the Ace brand who want a step up in comfort, and celebrities — several famous film stars have already stayed here.
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The shade was a nice blush color which is definitely a step up from the usual bland shades that most shapewear come in.
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The Galaxy Buds Plus have dual dynamic drivers, so they should offer a step up in audio fidelity compared to the previous model.
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If the V11 is out of your budget, the Cyclone V7003 is a great alternative that's also a step up from the V7.
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It&aposs certainly a step up but we see it as an important way for us to continue to lead in our industry.
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Twelve years later, a Lamborghini is a step up from a Benz, and McDonald's isn't exactly Harold's Chicken Shack, but the blueprint remains.
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Other bonuses like a MicroSD slot, wireless power sharing, and a headphone jack (yes!) make the Galaxy a step up from the 7T.
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Sure, Facebook is a step up from the days of glittery GIF backgrounds on MySpace, but at least those designs were user created.
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This coincided with a step-up in deportations that spanned the last couple years of Bush's term in office and Obama's first term.
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One possible workout to try during your H.I.I.T. session is a step-up using a step or another object that can hold your weight.
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This is a step up from getting fired, which is what his boss – and wife – Dr. Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) had wanted to do.
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"I think we'll see a step up in demand if a Democrat wins the election, particularly so if they win the Senate," Fifer said.
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So adding a new, more interactive, and multimedia-focused approach to daily news briefings with podcast dictation is certainly a step up for Siri.
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Joining the group of 23 developed countries already on WGBI would be a step up for Israel, which mostly appears on emerging market indices.
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The Fitbit Blaze isn't revolutionary though; it's a step up from its existing Surge watch, which — like the Blaze — is all about fitness monitoring.
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Supremacy's action sequences were a step up over the action sequences of The Bourne Identity, and then Ultimatum took Supremacy's technique to new heights.
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Though it certainly looks to be a step up from some of the torso-based heart rate straps I've tried on in my day.
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Dariush is due a step-up in competition and it will likely come as he already occupies the ninth spot in the UFC's rankings.
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Tuesday marked a step up for Ajit Jain in the ongoing guessing game of who will eventually succeed Warren Buffett as Berkshire Hathaway's CEO.
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That means a step up in regulation for many projects, subjecting them to trading laws and detailed disclosure requirements, and offering protection to investors.
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As an added bonus, your estate will receive a step-up in basis at your date of death, greatly reducing any potential capital gains.
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Aesthetically, the Pro are a step up from last year's Level On, with a design that splits the difference between the modern and classic.
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With subscriptions starting at $12.50 per 12-ounce bag, it's a step up in price from what you might find at big-box stores.
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Still, it viewed the company as a strong housebuilder with a step up in free cash flow demonstrating the strength of its land bank.
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American Express Green Card: This card is quite a step up from the Uber Visa, and it charges $150 a year in annual fees.
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With this victory, he captured the number-12 spot in the UFC heavyweight rankings, and set himself up for a step up in competition.
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My job is certainly a step up from my last one, but I don't feel like I really have a place on the team.
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I was attracted to his fancy suburban background, a step up from my scrappier family where I was the first to graduate from college.
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The company's lobbying bill climbed to $1.94 million in 2019, a step up from $225,000 in 2018, according to filings with Congress, Bloomberg reported.
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Since President Barack Obama ordered a step-up in sabotage against the North's missile systems in 143, American officials have closely monitored their success.
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It's definitely a step up from the Motorola Razr as far as flip phones go, but most people still think it's way too expensive.
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Still, his last three apartments have been brand new, each a step up from its predecessor in the way of amenities, appliances and finishes.
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The Pistons will try to take care of business on Saturday, when they take a step up in competition by hosting the San Antonio Spurs.
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Evgeniya has been selling through her website and a concession in Notting Hill but want's to make a step up and reach a larger market.
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And for a step up, there's the $119.99 Pro Gaming Keyboard, which adds backlight keys, a dedicated volume roller, and onboard memory for storing macros.
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I will say it's a step up from the tradition of inviting country bands no one has ever heard of, but that's all I'll say.
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That's a step up from the original Maple, which didn't allow same-sex marriage, paralleling South Korea's real-life refusal to legally recognize gay marriage.
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TC: Congratulations on the new funds, which are a step up from your last set of funds, which Battery closed in 2016 with $950 million.
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In Brooklyn, Mini Coopers appeared to make up the majority of the 250-car fleet, which is still a step up over a smart car.
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Nielsen saw it as a step up from older 215-inch Pros, capable of handling smaller 4K projects in Premiere and Final Cut without issue.
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At $255, they're a step up from the beat-up pair of Stan Smiths you've got in your normal rotation, but they're also SO SPARKLY.
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"Prank Academy is a step up from our usual pranks on each other," Jesse Wellens tells PEOPLE exclusively of his and girlfriend Jeana's new project.
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This date is a step up from Caila's jerk chicken river stop: Lauren and Ben get to help release baby sea turtles into the ocean!
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It's a step up from more manipulative tactics we've seen in recent seasons, and it makes "Bury Me Here" an unexpectedly moving hour of television.
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Gifts made through an estate receive what is called a step-up in basis, which values the securities on the date of the giver's death.
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The good news is that the car is clearly a lot better than last year's and testing times suggest they have made a step up.
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The phasing out of the estate tax, along with a "step-up in basis," is a double gift for the children of the 1 percent.
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The Cavaliers will take a step up in competition and try to earn a third straight win when they visit the Detroit Pistons on Friday.
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A step-up tub with an aqua-mosaic-tile surround and an adjoining shower are open to the bedroom, with a separate commode and vanity.
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An asset that you "gift" to someone else will be removed from your estate, but your recipient misses out on a step-up in basis.
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A step up to the $17,000 mid-range Strike will bump the range to 105 highway miles or 150 city miles thanks to a 20093kWh battery.
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Unbeaten Kiwi Parker would be a step up in competition, but we're still far from knowing the true extent of Joshua's talents in its present form.
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Now a strong 12-2 overall, the Toronto resident is looking like he could be a real contender, and is undoubtedly ready for a step up.
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Others lauded her public belief in Yi's side of the story as the right way to go — or at least a step up from Cross's response.
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A step up, the Alpha GX Wave Bidet Seat ($199.99, 49% off) includes three wash modes, a strong drying performance, and an illuminating white LED light.
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The cocktails are also a step up from SUR, though they largely follow a similar model: There are lots of sweet drinks inspired by flavored liquors.
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B&O Play debuted its new active noise-canceling Beoplay E24 earbuds today, taking a step up from its previous H24 ANC (active noise-canceling) model.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Smaller sales declines in key markets Britain and Italy and a step up in restructuring efforts helped to lift Danish jewelry maker Pandora's (PNDORA.
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Azarenka represents a step up in class, even if the former world number one is just feeling her way back into the game after maternity leave.
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Samsung's Galaxy A9 is a step up from its A7 model, which was the company's first phone to include a triple-lens camera on the back.
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That’s a step up from the previous model’s 4993GB RAM base model, and it means a higher starting price tag of $2499,21.
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I ordered the same meal at a McDonald's in Moscow and New York City, and the Russian location was a step up from the American one
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Thune, Barrasso and Blunt each moved a step up the leadership ladder as Senate Republicans held their leadership election Wednesday morning in the Old Senate Chamber.
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A step up from the average picture frame or phone background, these snuggly sherpa blankets can feature one giant picture or a collage of some faves.
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A step up from the average picture frame or phone background, these snuggly sherpa blankets can feature one giant picture or a collage of some faves.
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The team lost ground last year, a big setback in their plan to challenge for podiums and wins, but the new car looks a step up.
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That is, unless they're steeped in hate — in which case being a bystander is a step up from the role of perpetrator they've been primed for.
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His elevation to Mr. Smith's anchor chair is a step up in prominence for Mr. Hemmer, who will also lead breaking news coverage on Fox News.
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The chain, which currently has about 45 locations, is a step up from traditional casual dining restaurants, occupying a space just below fine dining, she said.
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I particularly like the 10 light-up orbs to display volume—a step up from the four orbs on most Google speakers, like the Nest Mini.
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By contrast, Shepard's drama, about three generations of a Midwestern family coming to grips with an economic depression and personal tragedy, marks a step up in intensity.
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Occipital conceived the Structure Sensor as a means to create 3D scans that were a step up from what you could get via a regular smartphone camera.
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The new game's graphics are also naturally a step up from the old '90s game, with more detailed illustrations than the 16-bit Theme Hospital could handle.
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This is a step up from the original Tablo device, which requires a USB hard drive in order to work as it didn't come with onboard storage.
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Analysts polled by Reuters expect it to fall to 15.4 percent next year from 17 percent, partly because of a step-up in efforts to win subscribers.
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It's hard to stress how much of a step up this will be for most drivers in terms of pure driving experience: It's basically apples to oranges.
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Specifically, advances in artificial intelligence, robotics and machine learning, just to name a few technologies, all could eventually lead to a step-up in output per hour.
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Estate sales are a step up from tag sales, with the promise of nicer items, the potential for rare finds and an expert to curate it all.
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In terms of pricing, it's a step up from a single Premium subscription but more affordable than a Family Plan, as it's limited to just two accounts.
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The downside of gifting assets before you die is that heirs do not get a step up to market value in the cost basis of the assets.
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As a businessman, I expect you will appreciate my sense that returning from government to the private sector is not a step down but a step up.
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The premier cru is a step up from village wine because the Clos des Myglands vineyard is deemed to have the potential for expressing more distinctive characteristics.
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Brett is credited with overhauling West Elm's business into a brand that appealed to a generation of young shoppers seeking furniture that is a step up from Ikea.
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The investment values Uber at $76 billion, a step up from the $72 billion valuation Uber received in a deal with Alphabet self-driving unit Waymo this year.
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He said that this spending is a "step-up" compared to what Amazon did in the first half of the year or the second half of last year.
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MakerBot's pitch for the Method — a reliable, easy-to-use printer that's a step up from cheaper desktop machines — is basically the pitch for its earlier Replicators, too.
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Compared to last year's OnePlus 22018 or 26T, the OnePlus 25's camera is a step up: images are sharper and have more detail, especially in low light.
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While we're not knocking our go-to nightly mix and match of old college tees and boxers, sometimes we could use a step up in the pajama department.
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Yet the money and prestige left Bacon feeling less than fulfilled, even though both were a step up from her first gig as an entry-level staff attorney.
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Now based out of a repurposed art installation, it's a step up from the sweltering tent where people could drunkenly scrawl their postcards before suffering from heat stroke.
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The notes will pay a fixed coupon until the first call date, after which the coupon will reset to a floating rate with a step-up of 100bps.
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The Peugeot and Citroen giant Groupe PSA is to announce a step up in its electrification plans before the Paris motor show at the end of September. bit.
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Definitely a step up from the lobster, teddy bear, and even Mickey Mouse-shaped loaves that were previously available, the Groot bread is also more manageable in size.
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This would be a step up from the Apple Watch's current heart rate-monitoring app, which tracks your heart rate but doesn't offer any analysis of the data.
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The medium-term target of achieving a near-balanced budget by 2020 would require a step-up in consolidation efforts in 2019 and 2020, but is not unattainable.
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When they die, they leave their wealth to their kids with a step-up in basis that wipes out the capital gains taxes that would otherwise be due.
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Like Ms. Shavitz and her mother, thousands of tenants once saw moving into a Fred Trump building as a step up the economic ladder, an arrival of sorts.
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This camera uses the same lenses as the OM-D series, but it's more of a step-up camera for users who are more comfortable with a smartphone.
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In other words, it's a step up from a store like Claire's, where parents are often turned off by the use of piercing guns wielded by non-professionals.
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But Lewandowski's comments Thursday, made at a Harvard University conference that gathered campaign officials from both parties for a postmortem of the presidential race, are a step up.
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Instead, my husband brought home some instant ramen from the grocery store, picking a few options that claimed to be a step up from the usual college fare.
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Ocado, the online supermarket and technology company, reported a 13.9 percent fall in first-half core earnings on Tuesday, reflecting a step-up in investment in the business.
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It really is a step up, and though the photo editing options aren't strictly new across the board, I find them much more intuitive and easier than before.
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The offer, valued at 3.03 Australian dollars per share, including a special dividend, was a step up from the 3 dollars Mr. Li's companies had bid in December.
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The Pilot MR (also called the Metropolitan) is a step up from the disposable Varsity, which costs $230 but is perhaps a touch too flimsy in its build quality.
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The Pilot MR (also called the Metropolitan) is a step up from the disposable Varsity, which costs $303 but is perhaps a touch too flimsy in its build quality.
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With CORVIDS, SPRITE and their kind around, though, there will soon be no hiding place for such failings—and the trustworthiness of scientific papers will take a step up.
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"There are new areas that touch customers like smart home and smart office hardware, and each requires a step up in integration for a company like us," he said.
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The 173-year-old Thiem's 6-3 5-7 6-1 6-1 loss was a step up from last year's final when Nadal crushed him in straight sets.
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For one thing, those who receive assets through trusts versus an inheritance at death don't get a step up in cost basis on assets like stocks and real estate.
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The singer-actress joined Luis and Step Up CEO Jenni Luke in leading a Step Up curriculum lesson to promote confidence and help students realize their potential and capabilities.
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The British supermarket sector has been convulsed by fierce competition in recent years and analysts have said a step-up from Amazon could hurt the traditional players even more.
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The 4 and 4+ offer pretty similar specs (the main difference is the bigger screen size on the 4+), but the range takes a step up with the 4S.
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That was largely in line with New Zealand's 2017 growth of 2.9 percent growth, but a step up from the IMF's earlier estimate of 2.75 percent for this year.
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Given that I'd already failed to get the cake delivered, and this was intended to be a step up in terms of food-related items, I wasn't overly optimistic.
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But while colored ink is a step up from the old black and white, The Digital Reader and Slashgear noted that these added pigments create a slower refresh rate.
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The couture party dress brings together not two, but three different patterns into a single garment, and that's already a step up from our regular print-medley game plan.
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It is a step up from its predecessors, which take 30 minutes to image the hemisphere and are not capable of carrying out multiple tasks at the same time.
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Ranging from $125 to $165 a pair, Rothy's are a step up from the average pair of flats, not only in price, but also in quality, style, and ethos.
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That night, "Erik said the studio was getting ready to talk to distributors about a 'Step Up' TV show, and so I immediately started my hot pursuit," she said.
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Most recently, he's impressed with a trio of first-round knockouts over Ed Herman, Sam Alvey and Roan "Jucão" Carneiro—certainly the recipe for a step up in competition.
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While they're a step up in technicality from the PopSocket plastic and a literal stick, they're still relatively inexpensive, and allow you to go more-or-less hands free.
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Well, I know for me each of our films has been a step up in some way, in a way that made me kind of frightened coming into it.
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"Is the death the realization event, or does the next generation receive assets that don't have a step-up in basis?" asked John Voltaggio, managing director at Northern Trust.
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Cider in cans is also not new, but the canned Eden Heritage Cider, from heirloom apples grown in Vermont, offers a step up with light gold, lip-smacking refreshment.
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"As a businessman, I expect you will appreciate my sense that returning from government to the private sector is not a step down but a step up," she wrote.
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At an average of 8 trillion won a year, this would be a step up for Lotte, which previously invested between 6-7 trillion won per year, he said.
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It&aposs a step up from the "suitability" standard you may have heard of in the past, but it&aposs still a far cry from what it could be.
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Marvel Licensed RC Super Drones — $22 See Details Micro Drone 22 - Combo Pack A step up from the 265+, the Micro Drone 212 was designed for 250D VR flight.
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Though, it should be noted that Huawei's first swipe at the form factor was nearly universally regarded as a step up from Samsung when it was unveiled last February.
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Dell's wireless keyboard and mouse (KM636) is a step up from a wired set and gets the job done — plus the pair is on sale for $36.09, down from $49.99.
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See below for an example of how a "step-up in basis" works when a son inherits a stock from his father, valued at $40 on the day of death.
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M has also pursued a more aggressive roll-out of new initiatives to drive traffic and customer acquisition, which, while encouraging, have come with a step-up in necessary investments.
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Meanwhile, if he has no tapes, then he, the most powerful man in the world, tweeted out an empty threat, making him half a step up from a Pepe troll.
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However, shares in Halfords slipped 11 percent to their lowest since the beginning of April after the company warned on profit amid a step-up in investment in the business.
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That's a step up from the custom build, but with Nvidia's new 203-series video cards coming out soon, you could build an identical computer for a lot less money.
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The EnergyFlux Ellipse Handwarmer is a step up from those one-time use heat packets, with two different heat settings and a rechargeable battery that can also charge your phone.
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He has applied for federal aid, but nearly everyone else in the shelter was a step up the economic ladder and had a better chance of getting federal housing funds.
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This is a step up from Google Cardboard and a few big steps below Samsung's new Gear VR. But hey, it's affordable VR. The phone specs aren't that bad, either.
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Also this does seem to be a step up from the silicon bands, but I'm still not convinced this fixes wearables' style problems, especially considering it has to be explained.
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The latest casualties came as security forces opened fire with automatic rifles, a step up from their earlier use of shotguns, whose pellets are meant to incapacitate but not kill.
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Still affordable at $98, they're a step up in quality and offer a few more details in the form of broguing to add a bit of personality to your outfit.
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That's a step up from the amount you should have by 40 (three times your salary) and twice as much as you should have by 453 (twice your annual salary).
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DOD Deputy Secretary Patrick Shanahan last month told reporters that 2019 would be "a step up" but that the big defense buildup would now happen in the fiscal 2020 budget.
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The downside of the bypass trust, however, is that the appreciated assets inside of it miss out on a step-up in basis following the death of the second spouse.
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Though rudimentary, their new house was a step up from life in the camps, with a separate kitchen and makeshift bathroom, and the Ahmed family quickly settled into a new routine.
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And while it's hard to say how he'll do against the monsters that inhabit the upper end of the welterweight division, he seems to have earned a step up in competition.
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The guys in suits are a step up—but this is definitely less Wiz Khalifa's own-brand rolling papers, and more Dre selling Beats to Apple for a cool $3 billion.
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Slipping inside jabs, Cormier would counter with hard low kicks, and when Miocic got drawn into the hand fighting, he even snuck a step-up left kick to the liver in.
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Analysts say the fresh increases mark a step up in policy tightening for domestic markets and appears to be aimed at bolstering the yuan after record capital outflows in recent months.
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Inside, you've got an Intel Core i7 processor, a step up on the Spin 7's i5, as well as up to 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD hard drive.
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It marks a step-up in plans to cut costs and streamline parts of the investment bank, which were outlined in February by global business and markets chief executive Samir Assaf.
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Haines called it a "step-up" airplane for piston-plane owners and said that it might even compete with some turboprops, many of which are more expensive than the Vision Jet.
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Our forecast of a persistently elevated leverage until the financial year to September 2018 constrains rating headroom for M&A or for a step-up in shareholder distributions, including share buybacks.
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A person familiar with the deal said the underwrite contains a step up in pricing over time, however, providing banks with some cushion relative to where the market was in January.
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That's sort of a step up from December — when 56 percent said they disapproved of the bill, 29 percent said they approved, and more were undecided — but it's still not great.
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Even for Ms. van Herpen, who found fame in 2010 when she introduced a collection that made use of 3-D printing (the first ever), it felt like a step up.
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For a step up in pipe protection, look for devices that measure water flow, such as the Phyn Smart Water Assistant, which can be combined with a water shut-off valve.
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That's a step up from last year, when every member of the winning New England Patriots took home $107,000 after the big game, even if they didn't play a single minute.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, VR AND SENIOR DEBT An upgrade of the bank's VR and Long-term IDR would require a step up in the pace of the reduction of problem assets.
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Living in a car is a step up from street homelessness, but isn't much safer: Homeless people are 13 times more likely to be the victims of violence than housed people.
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Hannah seemed to think it was a cute gesture, and it certainly gave Connor a step up in the competition that he already met Hannah before many of the other contestants had.
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We usually find cut-rate prices on the SanDisk Ultra microSD cards (like the ones above), but the SanDisk Extreme is a step up when it comes to read and write speeds.
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When it comes to appreciable assets, "technically you're supposed to pay capital gains tax … so you should get a step up in basis if you leave it to your heirs," he said.
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The modem inside this new chip is among the first to support six-carrier aggregation, which means a theoretical max LTE speed of 1.2Gbps, a step up from last year's 1Gbps peak.
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The amount raised through the opco tranches is a step up from the £1.1bn-equivalent of opco senior it sold in 2017, reflecting changes to the balance sheet due to ring-fencing.
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"It's not a step up, it's a thousand steps up, it's a different world," said Pat Follen, who switched to one of the new vehicles after nearly 10 years driving older versions.
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Seven goals in seven games doesn't seem to have convinced them that Giroud is the natural leader of an attack that will need to take a step up once the Euro starts.
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Another major part of the menu consists of grilled cheese sandwiches, and my wife's fig-and-Brie sandwich was definitely a step up; the same combo could be found on a burger.
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And while his post-fight calls for a bout with Al Iaquinta are likely to be hindered by Iaquinta's looming bout with Thiago Alves, Lee is undoubtedly ready for a step up.
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The fans and media have not been the only ones who have agreed that Page needs a step-up in opposition, 'MVP' himself has been asking for better-known counterparts since 2015.
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Despite fighting a monster in Palhares in his last outing, Meek is under no illusions that Mein is a lesser opponent—in fact, Meek feels Mein is a step up in competition.
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"The first thing people need to understand is that with electric toothbrushes in general, the fact that you're buying one is a step up," Los Angeles-based cosmetic dentist Jon Marashi, DDS, says.
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" Lyerly believe what sets Carl's Jr. apart from local competitors is its chargrilled burgers, made fresh to order with a "combination of sauces and flavours, that are a step up above our competition.
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But this ultimate driving machine is versatile enough to be worth a closer evaluation if you'd like a little M Sport mixed with a Bimmer that's a step up from the 5-Series.
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Olympus has previously tempted me with the endearingly tiny and affordable OM-D E-M10 Mark II, but that just doesn't feel like enough of a step up from smartphone photography for me.
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Perhaps the lesson is that this stuff works when you approach someone from behind, but even then it is a step up: from worthless to having its own (extremely limited) time and place.
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A step up from that basic service includes Everwise's software plus access to mentoring, along with a so-called experience manager who acts as a kind of personal trainer for an employee's career.
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Time Capsule is also a step up from WeChat's old video sharing tool, with additional features such as locations and music, functions that are ubiquitous in TikTok and other short-form video apps.
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Your first booking at Fabric would have your heart racing with excitement, a sign that all your hard work had finally paid off, a step up to the next level of your career.
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It's not much of a step up from its last round of financing just 10 months earlier — in January 2017, a $75 million round valued the company, plus the money, at $830 million.
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If an investor dies holding appreciated properties, the heirs get a step up in basis, which means that they can sell the real estate and pay no taxes on the gain in value.
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If the issue is not called at the first call date on 13 January 2028, the coupon will reset from fixed to floating rate of EURIBOR + 4.95%, representing a step-up of 100bps.
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But when Coach Bob Motzko left St. Cloud State after last season to succeed the retiring Don Lucia at the University of Minnesota, he arguably made a lateral move, not a step up.
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Alpha GX Wave Bidet Seat A step up from the V2, the Alpha GX Wave includes three wash modes, a warm air dryer, and a soft white LED light to illuminate your experience.
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And Mr. Barron of New York, who had such low expectations of New Zealand sauvignon blanc, said the Huia was a step up from any of the bottles he'd had in the past.
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The strategy includes a goal of 2%-4% organic sales growth over the period 2017-2020, continued improvements in profit margins and expanded free cash-flow generation despite a step-up in capex.
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The first came at the Delray Beach Open last month, but Saturday's victory was a step up, coming after they saved four match points in the semifinals against Lukasz Kubot and Marcelo Melo.
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That's not to say that Alkaline Trio's Matt Skiba isn't a worthy addition to any pop group—he's a step-up in a lot of ways—it's just that he's not Tom DeLonge.
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However, second-tier hockey towns like Telford, Milton Keynes (about whom a step up has been rumoured), Bracknell, Basingstoke and Guildford, without traditions in major team sports, could in theory cultivate a local fanbase.
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You can't quite say the same for the X Pro's graphics performance, as its MX 150 is more of a step up over standard integrated graphics, as opposed to something built to game on.
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The 6D Mark II also uses Canon's ultra-fast Dual Pixel autofocusing system, and the camera now has 45 cross-type autofocus points at its disposal, a step up from the 6D's paltry 11.
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Authorities have sent scalpers to jail in the past decade, but going by media reports, this spate of arrests is a step up in its efforts to demonstrate its stance against the rampant practice.
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The ministry noted there was a lot of uncertainty in the recently published papers about the "amount, location and source of the emissions", and called for a step-up in detection and supervision capabilities.
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Daimler reiterated it will increase spending in research and development, which it expects to be "significantly above" last year's 6.6 billion euros, which was already a step up from 5.7 billion invested in 2014.
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This is a step up from the Cast extension it has offered for the past two years, which allowed users to broadcast content from their Chrome browser to Cast-enabled devices like the Chromecast.
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But the videos may certainly represent a step up from American sex ed as it exists today—and for most, an online, inclusive video series like AMAZE goes where other sex ed programs won't.
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On a recent trip to Russia, I ate at the first McDonald's to open in Moscow, and it was a step up from the locations I've visited in the US.Here's what it was like.
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Fitch no longer gives equity credit to the USD600 million perpetual subordinated securities issued in 2H14 in the capital adequacy assessment or financial leverage calculation, given the presence of a step-up margin feature.
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Like Biden, the mayor seems to possess the baseline capacity to run America in a way that isn't an embarrassment or a disgrace, which would certainly be a step up from the current administration.
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Sapphire bank accounts will also include unlimited free trades on its new investing service You Invest, which is a step up from the 100 free trades that holders of lower-tier accounts qualify for.
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And so is Syfy's The Magicians, which is pulling together a third season that might be as big a step up over its second season as the second season already was over the first.
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An ASIC is also a step up on the taxonomy of chips from an FPGA, or field-programmable gate array, which is essentially a chip that can be re-programmed to do specialized tasks.
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If it sounds like Cactus Country isn't the product of hard work, think again; the Melbourne seven-piece's sophomore record is a step up from their debut—2016's Dance Moves—in nearly every way.
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Ride-hailing competitor Lyft also offers higher-end ride options with its Lyft Lux and Lux Black service, but those are usually a step up from Comfort with pricier, more high-end types of cars.
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VOLGOGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - A halftime pep talk and a step-up in pace were the keys to Saudi Arabia's last-gasp World Cup A win over Egypt on Monday, according to coach Juan Antonio Pizzi.
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The move, spurred by a call in March from financial policymakers from the world's top 20 economies for regulators to monitor cryptocurrencies, would be a step up from the non-binding guidelines currently in place.
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This bodes well for a rebound in growth in the spring, as bare shelves and empty warehouses have to be refilled going forward, setting the stage for a step-up in the pace of output.
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And so, what they're doing is, they're basically saying, what can you do to help me in the two or three years I'll be here so that my next step will be a step up?
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This is a step up in competition for Manuwa compared to those who he's beat, but OSP will be more than aware of the danger posed by the punches, elbows and kicks of Poster Boy.
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By the time my father bought one, Buick had already carved out its insecure spot in the pantheon of American sedans: a step up from the Chevy and a corner office shy of the Cadillac.
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Bagna cauda is often compared to fondue, but it is really more like a warm vinaigrette for vegetables, a step up from a sauce of plain olive oil, salt and lemon (also a worthwhile treatment).
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"The influx of capital and professional expertise has been a step up from untrained eccentrics," said Simon Robinson, the proprietor of Hattingley Valley, who saw winemaking as a way of diversifying his family's agricultural business.
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That's a step up from the original Switch's estimate of two and a half to six and a half hours, but it's less than the updated Switch model's four and a half to nine hours.
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Both bonds were retrospectively deemed in breach of the ECB's rules because they offer a "step up" coupon, which increases if the telecoms company is taken over and the credit-worthiness of its guarantor downgraded.
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Slack, which makes messaging and collaboration software for businesses, is raising the fresh funding at a valuation of slightly more than $5 billion, the people said, a step up from its previous $3.8 billion valuation.
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IllumiBowl Toilet Projector Night Light — $14 See Details A step up from the basic IllumiBowl Toilet Night Light, the Germ Defense version adds a bonus feature: the ability to kill bacteria commonly found in toilets.
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Chelsea plays Liverpool on Sunday, a step up in terms of opposition from the teams it has faced so far, but it is unlikely any of the young players (if Mount plays) will be cowed.
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The Bulldogs have allowed just one touchdown to opposing offenses in three games, although Notre Dame is certainly a step up from the Bulldogs' three opponents thus far of Vanderbilt, Murray State and Arkansas State.
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Traditional refinancings to cut the interest rate on tranches without a step-up feature has been low because most outstanding deals were issued with a coupon similar to or lower than the current market, said Torfason.
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This technology is similar to that found on the rooftops of self-driving cars and is touted as a step up technologically from infrared sensors, being more reactive and accurate than the latter at sensing obstructions.
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He's not a menacing executive mastermind or a decadent posthuman, but an emotionally fragile real estate mogul who decided that the presidency was a step up from building gaudy towers and allegedly scamming his biggest fans.
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Why you'll love it: If you have enough room in your budget and you're ready for a step up in the quality of your turntable, the Marantz TT-15S13 Reference Belt Drive Turntable is a winner.
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Main cabin tickets are a step up from basic economy, and, at least on American, Delta and United, include the use of overhead bin space and seat selection in the cost of a more expensive ticket.
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Daniels acknowledges the "fine line" the company must walk to maintain its appeal among younger audiences who grew up watching YouTube more than network television, and probably couldn't care less about a Step Up TV show.
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A company spokesperson told Business Insider that the design was a step up from the company's first office that "looked like it was designed by a 22-year-old" with graffiti art installations and concrete floors.
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Similar precautionary measures have been taken at other Christmas markets in Germany in the wake of the attack, which shocked the country and prompted a step up in security for Christmas-related events elsewhere in Europe.
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"They can be all-conference in the biggest conferences there are, they can be all-American, they can win Heisman trophies, and then they step into this environment, it's a step up," Coach Jason Garrett said.
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Featuring G-Eazy, Russ, and Iman Europe, it's a step up from last year's very good project Father Figure and displays all the progression and improvement you could hope to see out of a budding artist.
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And the French Revolution was a step up from that, but if you look at the communist revolutions, everything else pales in comparison to that because nobody had tried to do this [society-wide restructuring] before.
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Without the leg-squashing effects of a gladiator, but a step up in glamour from basic pumps and flats, these lace-up shoes were on the feet of every well-dressed girl you saw last summer.
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The move represents a step up from a September 2017 measure in which the Homeland Security Department proposed and enacted a regulation calling for the surveillance of social media use of all immigrants, including naturalized citizens.
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One step up was the barber-surgeon, and a step up from him was the itinerant tooth puller — although he really earned his money from the spectacle of pulling out teeth in front of a crowd.
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These immigrants say the dollar stores are a step up from the restaurants and factories that have long sustained the city's newcomers, but offered grueling schedules that left workers little time to spend with their families.
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With a design by Concrete, a Dutch firm, the 34-story Jersey City Urby, the second in a portfolio of new urbanist rentals by Ironstate Development, is a step up, architecturally, for its bland waterfront neighborhood.
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Unilever reported a bigger-than-expected acceleration in fourth-quarter sales growth on Thursday helped by a step-up in emerging markets that saw the consumer goods maker end its tumultuous year on a higher note.
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The new limits would be a step up from the current ones encouraged by the agency, which implement a "soft edit" for Part D prescriptions at 90 MME, and a hard edit for those at 200 MME.
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On paper, Steve Jobs's "three revolutions in one" seemed like a mere refinement of several other products out there: a step-up from Blackberry, a mini-laptop, the sexy Apple version of a Nokia with WAP capability.
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Those are obviously a step up from the prices that most consumers associate with Vizio, but the company believes the P-Series Quantum X can compete with the very best 4K TVs on the market right now.
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To be a UAE general is a step up for Toumajan, who left the US Army as a lieutenant colonel and once had a side gig running a women's bust–enhancement business in Tennessee called Breast Wishes.
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Almost a year and a half after we learned that YouTube Red was producing a Step Up TV series with the help of Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan-Tatum, we finally know when the show will stream.
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The show is currently airing its third season, and so far that season is on track to be as big a step up over The Magicians' second season as the second season already was over the first.
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The Xbox One S Minecraft Limited Edition Bundle, announced today, reimagines the Xbox One S (a step up from the original Xbox One) as the iconic grass block from Minecraft and the controller as an enemy Creeper.
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Nyansa co-Founder and CEO Abe Ankumah wouldn't discuss a specific valuation, but did say it was a step up from Series A. Ankumah says his company is focused on user device performance inside a company network.
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"Such a development would likely be taken negatively by markets as it would risk a direct response of tariffs from the EU and a step up in tensions," economists at ING said in a note to clients.
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Not only will the eventual consumer version look and feel way better, even the developer version that's coming out later this year is going to be a step up from the photos of what you're seeing here.
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I found that the Moscow location of the fast-food restaurant was a step up from its counterparts in the US.The ordering process was streamlined, the food tasted fresher and more flavorful, and the space was cleaner.
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In addition, there would continue to be a "step-up in basis," which means if you inherit shares of stock, for example, and turn around and sell those shares, you wouldn't pay any capital gains taxes either.
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Referred to in a KCNA report as the "respected First Lady," paired with an honorific reserved for respected members of society, the title is a step up from the usual "comrade" that she had previously been afforded.
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It released the Blaze watch last year, which was a step up for Fitbit in terms of sophistication, but still left customers wondering when it would release a true smartwatch, complete with its own platform and apps.
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Think of John Paulson, the hedge fund manager, who gave $400 million to his alma mater Harvard University in 2015, a step up from the $100 million he gave to the Central Park Conservancy three years earlier.
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When those investors die, heirs get a "step-up in basis," meaning they inherit the asset at market value as of the day of death and they can sell it for little to no capital gains tax.
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Families can take advantage of innovative pay-as-you-go schemes, often using mobile phone payment to move from solar lighting onto systems that are a step-up and able to generate enough power for several household appliances.
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Finally, because what you put in your body should be as personal as what you wear on it, WellPath supplements offer a step up from Centrum in the form of either caplets or nutrient-rich powder for shakes.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said he still believes a positive outcome is possible in Brexit talks but is concerned that decisive progress has not been made despite a step up in engagement between the sides.
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The central scenario is for the Australian economy to grow by around 2¾ per cent this year and 3 per cent next year, which would be a step up from the growth rates over the past two years.
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The move marks a step up in U.S.-Russian military coordination in Syria, which the United States had previously said was limited to a mechanism to avoid accidents in the air as both countries undertake bombing campaigns there.
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That represents a revenue multiple of more than 11x, a step up multiple of more than 1.6x from its most recent private valuation of $15.1 billion and, of course, Wall Street's insatiable desire for unicorns, profitable or not.
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The boom in aircraft demand and a step-up in engine technology has led to some bottlenecks and delays and Bregier warned suppliers that they risk a group-wide boycott if they fail to come up to standard.
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She finished fourth at the London Olympics, then took silver at the worlds in 2013 before moving up a step up by claiming her first global championship title in Amsterdam in 2014 prior to embarking on her studies.
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Since I wasn't exactly part of the in-crowd, I considered my newfound status as a trusted officer in Jack's family business a step up—even though Tammy lived in a trailer park on the edge of town.
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So much so that when she was asked if she wanted to coach the University of Tennessee's men's basketball team, she famously declined, asking, "why is that considered a step up?" according to the The New York Times.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain can avoid disorder and chaos in the event of a no-deal Brexit because a step-up in the government's contingency planning meant the economy was better prepared, the boss of clothing retailer Next (NXT.
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The A.A.C., by contrast, is a motley collection of universities, some of which (UConn, Houston, Cincinnati) desperately want to be in the Power 5 and some of which (Tulane, East Carolina) see the A.A.C. as a step up.
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The record clocks in at 35 minutes—only a few minutes longer than their first two jangly, hype-making EPs, The French Press and Talk Tight—but its a step up from both of those lyrically and melodically.
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"On the national level, he certainly merits consideration as the vice presidential nominee, and he definitely rates a Cabinet position in a Democratic position a step up from his old job at Housing and Urban Development," Bannon added.
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The Zoological Society of London, the Wildlife Conservation Society and Panthera, who worked together on the study, are using it to call for international officials to declare the cheetah endangered, a step up from its current threatened status.
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LONDON — The group entrusted with conducting the surprisingly difficult search for a candidate to run English soccer's Premier League has received another rejection from an executive for whom the opportunity would appear to have been a step up.
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The SEC rule prescribes what brokers must do to comply, a step-up up from the current suitability standard that allows brokers to recommend products that they view as appropriate for a client's investment goals and risk tolerance.
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Whenever you take a step up to a venue that's that big, there's a million people with their hands in the pot and we'll probably all make exactly what we made playing a show for a $7 ticket.
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The disclosure, in an interview with Reuters, would indicate a step-up in Israeli engagement with the Hague-based tribunal and a shift from a policy of non-cooperation with ICC probes of alleged war crimes in Palestinian territories.
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With many streaming perks, including access to free movies, TV episodes, and programs, the Roku mobile app for easy control, and a simple remote with pre-set shortcut buttons, the Roku Premiere is a step up from conventional streaming.
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What's new: The most innovative feature on the Sierra might be its Swiss Army-knife split-folding tailgate that can serve as a temporary bed extender, a stand for your laptop or a step up to the cargo bed.
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Kudlow said he didn't "wish China any ill whatsoever," but said the coronavirus could spur business investment in the U.S. "You may get a step up in production here in the U.S., which would be very beneficial," he said.
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The spectacular striker has made a name for himself by pulling off highlight reel finishes against but one of his ten opponents, and the former Pride and Strikeforce fighter was deemed to be a step up for the Brit.
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The new round of U.S. sanctions has been a step up in severity, targeting some of Russia's biggest tycoons at key companies such as aluminium giant Rusal and sending the rouble and many stocks exposed to the country tumbling.
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A half-dozen others from the classes of 2018 and 2019, including goaltender Quinn Kuntz of Grand Forks and defender Hannah Dorsey of Fargo, play Tier 1 hockey — an amateur level considered a step up from high school competition.
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Based on what we saw onstage, it definitely looks like a step-up from the already excellent Pixel 3, but we'll need more time hands-on to see what it does compared to Apple's much-improved iPhone 11 camera.
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This represents a step up from its existing target of cutting emissions by 2250% within the same time frame (see chart), but independent analyses suggest that the 20203% end of the range will not represent much of a stretch.
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Here's what he told Andrew: "Given their age and the scale and size and impact that they can have on our society, unless they make a step up, we are going to have some serious problems," Mr. Chenault said.
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Getting too close to their faces revealed the plastic, uncanny valley issues that still afflict most CG characters in this kind of environment, but their body movements were nuanced and subtle, a step up from what I'd come to expect.
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Elevation to the top job at M&G is a step-up for Richards who had overseen investment strategy at emerging markets-focused Aberdeen during a period of market turmoil in which investors have continued to pull assets from its funds.
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"A step up in the national response with full international support is critical if we're to contain the epidemic and ensure the very best protection for the communities at risk and for the health workers working to protect lives," Farrar said.
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The show represents a step up in class for A&E, which has been provocative in its recent unscripted programming choices -- such as the undercover prison exercise "60 Days In" -- in a way that mostly smacks of stooping to conquer.
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A step-up in sales would help run down vast stockpiles - equal to more than a year's consumption - but longer term China's annual corn surplus is expected to narrow to less than 10 million tonnes, putting a limit on exports.
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Last year's loss is a step up, but it isn't a significant one — nor is it the same kind of accelerating burn that you'd see in a company looking to ramp up as it sets itself up to go public.
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There's a slew of young talent to play with Matthews—Morgan Rielly and both William Nylander and Mitch Marner will be there when the season starts—and Frederik Andersen in net is a step up from a broken Jonathan Bernier.
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Rumors suggest a metal unibody design, which would be a step up from LG's typical plastic design; a fingerprint scanner (and possibly iris scanning tech); and dual camera lenses on the rear, which would be another 'inspired by HTC' moment.
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Get a room in a B&B on colorful Esplanade Avenue for a stay that looks back in time and comes with a breakfast of chicory and crawfish — a step up from the Gatorade and frozen waffles of previous spring breaks.
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"As a businessman, I expect you will appreciate my sense that returning from government to the private sector is not a step down but a step up," she wrote to Trump, informing him that she would serve until January 2019.
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In terms of other specs, the main change for the phones is a new Snapdragon 821 chipset (a step up from the Mi 5's Snapdragon 820) and a metallic rear case (the back on the Mi 5 is glass).
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A number of reports claim that schools are responding favorably to Expedition, with some students expressing that implementing VR would be a "step up for education" or that they would be interested in visiting these virtual places in real life.
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But in a step up from current policy, it will also try to determine whether any other pieces acquired by French institutions have dubious origins, though those are only expected to represent a small fraction of France's vast national art collections.
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The return on tangible equity of 7 percent achieved by Barclays' investment bank in 2018 was a step up from the previous year, but still well short of its cost of capital and below the longer-term goal of 10 percent.
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The fund includes a US$240m Triple A slice with a step-up coupon that increases the interest rate to 149bp over Libor from 144bp one year after closing, which was scheduled for the end of February 2019, LPC previously reported.
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JAKARTA, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Indonesia is accusing two Singaporeans of importing 87 containers of plastic scrap without the correct permits, an official said on Thursday, marking a step up in the country's efforts to crack down on shipments of foreign waste.
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There's also a step-up "Elite Trooper Deluxe Edition" that — in addition to The Last Jedi stuff — comes with upgrades to every trooper class (Battlefront II takes a page from Battlefield here) and three days of early access to the game.
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While unquestionably a step up in competition, it was, in some respects, still an unconventional move, and Marsch said even some of his friends in soccer asked him if taking a job as an assistant might be a step backward.
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That focus on recognizing which companies may be more likely to bear the physical brunt of climate change is relatively new, he said, and is a step up from crediting companies that had been investing in renewable energy or decreasing their carbon emissions.
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Not long ago, he observed in an interview, some analysts envisioned high finance as a new engine of United States growth in a globalized economy, a step up "the value-added chain," like earlier moves from agriculture to manufacturing to high technology.
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You would think that fans and media would have learned that a step up in weight isn't always an admission of mediocrity, as Kelvin Gastelum and Robert Whittaker are about to meet for the middleweight title and both of them are "failed" welterweights.
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These contact lenses would be a step up from the smart lenses that Google patented and began working on in 2014, which measure glucose levels, and much more advanced than the lenses Innovega announced the same year that help your eyes focus better.
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The action marked a step-up in BlackRock's advocacy with boards and executives, and comes after the fund giant was criticized by environmental and labor activists for not backing proxy resolutions dealing with climate change and other topics more often at shareholder meetings.
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The 330S is a step up, offering actual IPS displays, a thinner design, and a partially aluminum construction, although it too maxes out at an Intel Core i7 processor and discrete Nvidia GTX 1050 GPU for the top-of-the-line model.
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The SEC rules prescribe what brokers must do to comply, a step up from the current standard that allows brokers to recommend products that they view as "suitable" for a client's investment goals and risk tolerance, without having to disclose any potential conflicts.
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Women were at the forefront of the show, which was a vast step forward from their massive under representation at the Grammys or the MTV VMAs and the number of awards they won was a step up from their Billboard Music Awards treatment.
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The story of the fight was Hall throwing in the side kick—or a step up front snap kick with the lead leg, something you don't see that much in an open guard—and Maynard reaching down to parry or catch it.
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Sure, it's not over; the fight for Mosul is likely to be long and bloody with a messy post-battle stew of booby traps and ethnic conflict, and victory could lead to a step-up in ISIS terror attacks in Europe and elsewhere.
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"We suspect that this partly reflects speculation over future capacity cuts which have pushed up the price of key industrial metals, in turn encouraging a step-up in production of these metals," he wrote in a note after the release of the data.
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Asda's strategy is focused on lower prices to narrow the gap with the discounters, a step-up in innovation in own-brand products, and better store environments and product availability, along with improvements in its e-commerce operations and use of technology.
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Still, it's a step up over what information Apple Maps did offer in the past and is likely to be useful for casual bike-share users who are in the Apple universe and want quick information on bike services offered in different cities.
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Instead, they borrow against their stock to pay for their consumption and when they pass away, they leave their stock to their heirs with what's called a "step up of basis," so their heirs never have to pay capital gains taxes either!
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For Apple, this could easily be an experimentation that never results in any kind of product – a step up from filing a patent application, essentially, but still galaxies removed from, say, reports that production lines are spinning up for the next iPhone.
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The Red Sox will try to get a leg up on a second consecutive series win when they take a step up in competition and host the AL West-leading Texas Rangers in the opener of a three-game series on Monday.
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Still, he writes, the principles of decision science—"seeking out diverse perspectives on the choice, challenging your assumptions, making an explicit effort to map the variables"—constituted "a step up" from the pro-and-con lists that Franklin and Darwin would have made.
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That lets heirs avoid any capital gains taxes if they sell inherited assets immediately upon receipt, or potentially lower those taxes when unloading items later because the appreciation would be based on the newer valuation — known as a step up in basis.
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The FCA fine marks a step up in regulatory action across Europe on so-called 'closet tracking', where asset managers charge investors a premium for actively managing a fund's assets although portfolios are very similar to those of lower cost index-tracker funds.
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It's a step up from the national government's efforts of the last few years — to try to improve privately-run businesses' access to financing in a state-dominated system with no established credit score records and a preference for state-run enterprises.
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At this stage in the competition, in terms of workload, it really is a taking a step up from the past five weeks because not only are we learning our own individual routines, but we have take on a group dance routine to boot.
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On Saturday, President Trump put out a tweet condemning "all types of racism" ahead of Sunday's Unite the Right rally in Washington, DC. It was a step up from last year's disastrous response, though he appears to still be playing the both-sides game.
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The proud dog dad to four pups of his own will be the guest host of the show — the largest in the country with more than 8,600 entires competing for the top prize — a step up from his behind-the-scenes role from last year.
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Still, if you are an American loyalist, you'll be happy to see that the airline now offers a consistent Wi-Fi product that is clearly a step up from some of the legacy systems that are still in use by some of the other carriers.
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In the House tax proposal, which not only maintains the step-up but eventually does away with the estate tax, heirs get a double tax benefit: They can receive the asset free of the estate levy and they get a step-up in basis.
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Manbang was "elevating the people's cultural life a step up by allowing them to watch what they want any time they want," a man identified as Ju Dae-hyun, a telecommunications official in Sinuiju, a town near the Chinese border, said in the report.
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"Leon gave U.S. and world physicists a step up, a unique facility, a very high-energy collider, and his successors keep working for these things," former Fermilab Director John Peoples, who worked with Lederman for more than 40 years, said in a press release.
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I mean, it's definitely a step up from the general depiction of "slutty", high-kicking, American football-cheering blonde girls, but it doesn't quite capture how hard it is to master the trifecta that cheerleading is essentially made up of: gymnastics, acrobatics and dance.
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"It's very hard to imagine that the retail sales numbers and tourist arrival numbers will be any better in November given how much of a step-up in protest and violence that happened during that time," said Martin Rasmussen, China economist at Capital Economics.
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"As a bank we see it, in the dialogue we have with CEOs, we've seen a step up in the interest," Tidjane Thiam, CEO of Credit Suisse, said at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where the impact of tax reform was a hot topic.
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Assuming that the 7S and 7S Plus stick at roughly those price points, and the iPhone 8 is positioned as a step up from those models, it starts to look a lot like the next iPhone be the first to break a four figure price tag.
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Equity holders initially received higher payments of around 221bp for 53 to 25 months due to the coupon on the Triple A step-up tranches being lower than market rates, but distributions to equity investors decreased after the rate on the senior tranche increased, Torfason said.
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The issue came to the forefront of investors' attention last week, when Amazon said a step up in its spending on video projects could be one of several reasons it might report a loss this quarter, even as it expects more than $39 billion in overall sales.
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Beyond Meat's products are definitely a step up from the often disappointing veggie burgers of the past, but it's the Impossible Burger that manages to nearly perfectly emulate cooked ground beef, both in flavor and with simulated blood made possible by an ingredient called soy leghemoglobin.
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That gain will be tax-free forever because when your kids inherit them, they get a "step up" in their capital gains basis to $150, meaning the only tax they'll owe is on the appreciation in price over $150 should they ever choose to sell the shares.
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Actor Zheng Kai, who plays the king in "Shadow" as a man at the center of court intrigue in the mould of Macbeth or King Lear, described the role as a step up from his appearance in "The Great Wall", Zhang's 2016 film that starred Matt Damon.
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It is seeking bondholders' approval to convert their debt into S$28 million of new perpetual convertible bonds with a step-up coupon starting at 3.88 percent, to avoid potential liquidation or judicial management, which it said would be "likely to result in zero recovery for noteholders".
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Jimi Manuwa Given that Shogun currently holds the number six spot in the light heavyweight rankings, a fight with the division's fourth ranked Jimi Manuwa (provided he gets past Corey Anderson next weekend) wouldn't technically be all that big of a step up after his knockout of Villante.
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We expect the company to generate strong cash flows with mid-to-high single digit FCF margin over the medium term, but the deleveraging pace could be delayed by currency movements (a strengthening of the US dollar against the euro) or a step-up of M&A activity.
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And while I think that there are some parts of it that are rooted in that, his work was really simple and he shot on a step up from disposable cameras, and he created beautiful work that went along with his poems, and it just stuck with me.
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And with waterproof silicone exteriors and rechargeable batteries, it's a step up in quality from the Trojan products currently stocked in store, all while been sold at a significantly lower price point than either the Trojan products or the more luxe offerings available at a store like Babeland.
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The Bank of Japan said it will hold an emergency policy meeting on Monday at 20.41 noon Japan time (20.6032 GMT), joining a step up in the global response to the flu-like virus that has spread from China to dozens of countries and claimed more than 20.82,20.6133 lives.
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Earlier this year, the company released the Ricoh Theta Z1, which builds on its success with its pioneering Theta line of 33603-degree cameras and delivers a step-up in terms of image quality and build that will feel at home in the hands of enthusiasts and pro photographers.
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BlanQuil Basic Weighted Blanket — $2172 See Details BlanQuil Quilted Weighted Blanket with Removable Cover A step up from the basic version, this BlanQuil Quilted Weighted Blanket uses 77 independent baffles that keep the eco-friendly glass beads distributed evenly across your body to reduce shifting while you snooze.
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While many saw his first date with Jones as too much of a step up having only faced Pat Cummins and Dan Henderson as a UFC light-heavyweight, his win over Johnson and subsequent defense over the rangy Swede proved that he is deserving of his place at the top of the bracket.
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"Today I didn't make it to the gym, but that didn't stop me," she wrote in mid-December, sharing a clip of herself pushing them in a jogging stroller and using a park bench to perform a step-up routine and push-ups — all while taking her dog for a walk, too!
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In an update published ahead of its Capital Markets Event, Halfords said capital expenditure would increase from the prevailing guidance of about 40 million pounds ($52.5 million)per year to up to 60 million pounds a year over the medium term, with a step-up in investment in stores, garages, and digital platforms.
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The new Investigatory Powers Commissioner will also be required to approve requests for Technical Capability Notices — which is a step up from the prior route for UK state agents to impose technical obligations on companies, via section 94 of the Telecommunications Act (which will be repealed in favor of the IP bill).
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Here's what's up for grabs: The 2018 MacBook Pro is Apple's most powerful notebook yet: Featuring a brand new i6 Intel Core processor (a step up from the 2017 model), it sees up to 2503% faster speeds and is especially handy for uploading 4K videos and handling heavy duty apps like Photoshop.
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I understand not wanting to spend the rest of your adorable fish life swimming in boring circles in a filmy little bowl, but if you're midcareer and the job is a step up, there is a good chance you'll one day be released back into an ocean, or at least a pleasant lake.
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The point behind the General Data Protection Regulation as a step-up in the law is to try to give back control to individuals so that they have a say in how their data are processed, so that they do not just throw up their hands or put it on the 'too difficult' pile.
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A few days after Samsung debuted the Galaxy Fold on stage at an event in San Francisco, Huawei has just shown off its solution, the Mate X. On the face of it, the device looks like it may well be a step up from the Galaxy device, right down to its three large screens.
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" Employers shortlist potential candidates within the app, with those not being shortlisted at least being notified that their application did not succeed within a day — a step up on waiting but never hearing back after handing in a paper CV. "For people who work in service industry having a job is not a luxury.
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Compared to a mere keyboard, which Castoldi had played at the Garden since 1989, the Roland, known generically as a theater organ, is a step up in class as well as a step back in time, to when ballparks and arenas were fitted with booming organs that provided warmer, richer, deeper sounds to sporting events.
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Compiling a solid record of 5-2 in his ongoing UFC run, Latifi has quietly compiled a string of notable victories in the Octagon with finishes to boot, barring Saturday night's performance against a step up in competition—while his two losses to top level European fighters in Gegard Mousasi and Jan Blachowicz are nothing to sniff at.
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He was supportive of the concept of the dish itself—"it's delicious and very easy to make for breakfast when it's the morning and things are hard; it's a step up from toast with spread, and yet it's significantly more exciting"—while being skeptical of the notion that his country could truly be credited with "inventing" it.
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Lauer's is the latest iteration in the popular new genre of powerful men acknowledging their misdeeds while attempting to avoid admitting to serious wrongdoing, and while he's not quite at the level of Harvey Weinstein's nonsense (he doesn't conclude by saying he's going to fight the NRA, which is a step up), his apology is not exactly convincing.
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While this is a step up from other schools, the main motivation that students are given to succeed often still is college, leaving many students with little motivation their freshman and sophomore years as I have seen many of my peers struggle to come back from grades from these periods as they begin focusing on college.
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In her October resignation letter, Haley said she would be taking a "step up" into the private sector after leaving the U.N. At the rate quoted for her engagements, just a handful would pay down more than $1 million in outstanding debt that was accrued during her 14 years of public service, according to a public financial disclosure report based on 2017 data.
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A step up from the regional wine designation, villages do not have the enhanced potential of wines from vineyards designated premier cru, to say nothing of the grand crus, which are judged to be so distinctive that they are known simply by the name of their vineyard — Musigny or Le Montrachet, for example — transcending the need of a village identity.
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In many ways, of course, Warcraft represents a step up for video game movies: It boasts a promising director with a reputation for bringing strong characters and emotional textures to science fiction storytelling, an array of impressive special effects (in particular its motion-capture orc characters), a budget reported at north of $150 million, and a prime summer release date.
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In Jersey City, N.J., a two-bedroom, two-bath, 1,489-square foot, first-floor condo on a tree-lined street, with a step-up entry foyer, a large living room with 10-foot ceilings, an open dining area, a kitchen with Bosch appliances and a marble-topped center island, a den, a parking space in an enclosed garage and full use of building amenities.
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EditorsNote: corrects Cook's scoring run to 37 yards; McIntosh's score to 603 yards; minor editing Another game, another easy victory for No. 3 Georgia in Athens, Ga. Saturday's 55-0 win over Arkansas State marked the third straight game in which the Bulldogs (262-220) have cruised over an out-manned opponent before taking a step up in competition next week against No. 235 Notre Dame.
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Get the 55-inch Vizio M-Series Quantum TV from Walmart, $378 (originally $498) [You save $120]Get the 65-inch Vizio M-Series Quantum TV from Walmart, $548 (originally $748) [You save $200]If you want a step up in image quality, then it's worth checking out the Vizio M-Series Quantum — and there are some great deals on M-Series Quantum TVs too.
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That's the claim from Jennifer Kay Toy, a high school teacher in Oakland, CA. Deadline reports that Toy is suing Laughlin, Huffman, and Bill McGlashan, an entertainment investor who was also indicted in the college admissions fraud scandal, for the cool sum of $500 billion (and quite a step up from the $500,000 Loughlin and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, single-handedly spent getting their kids into elite schools).
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The 6.1-inch phone sounds like a step up from the existing Plus model, so it would make more sense to sell it for, say, $899, right between a refreshed version of the Plus and a refreshed version of the X. Of course, it's possible that Apple will be more aggressive in its pricing and in bringing new technology down through its product line, but I wouldn't be optimistic.
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"As a businessman, I expect you will appreciate my sense that returning from government to the private sector is not a step down but a step up," Haley wrote to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in her resignation letter.
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Here's a quick rundown on what you'll be getting: A 2,048 x 323,536 Retina display and Touch ID Apple's A10 Fusion Chip — a step down from the iPad Pros, but a step up from Android phones and more than enough for everyday multitasking (and augmented reality apps) Up to 10 hours of battery life, depending on how much you use it 1.2 and 8 megapixel front and rear facing cameras, respectively — not the best, but who takes up photography with a tablet?
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