Minutes add up to hours; hours add up to jobs.
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"Seconds can add up to minutes and minutes add up to millions," said Levis.
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It does not add up to a play, but it does not add up to a wasted evening either.
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The numbers — one, seven, zero — add up to eight.
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So, what does all of this add up to, exactly?
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Add up to 1 more tablespoon oil, if needed. 2.
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So those 347 subscriptions add up to about 9,000 readers.
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They're frozen images that don't add up to a narrative.
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In total these investments add up to almost $20 billion.
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But the jokes never add up to a coherent statement.
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That's why these numbers don't add up to 100 percent.
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But does it add up to criminal obstruction of justice?
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TWO letters can add up to a lot of money.
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This doesn't add up to reddit's Pizzagate conspiracy theorists, however.
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Still, Andrew's symptoms didn't add up to any known disease.
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These extra features add up to a higher price point.
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Overall, the bribes add up to more than the tolls.
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All of these dynamics add up to a disturbing reality.
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Mr. Hardwick's commitments add up to one seriously crazed schedule.
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Again, the mimicry doesn't add up to a thematic statement.
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We are pieces that add up to an incoherent whole.
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Does it all add up to a device worth buying?
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The viable vote would then add up to 50 percent.
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You can add up to nine stops on Google Maps.
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You can add up to eight cards to your wallet.
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We all know what it will add up to: nothing.
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You can add up to 10 buckets per savings account.
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For students, those $200 books add up to real money.
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That value loss can add up to billions of dollars.
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It can add up to tens of millions of dollars.
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In politics, not all victories add up to a win.
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The individual policies do not add up to a grand design.
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Morning rain could add up to another tenth- to quarter-inch.
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Over eight years that would still add up to 4m people.
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It said these payments could add up to 2.5 billion pounds.
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So how did all of that add up to a loss?
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These add up to embellishments on Alto's already incredibly polished formula.
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Do our other dispatchable balancing options add up to something sufficient?
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That can all add up to more than $15,000 per year.
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It's a bunch of inconsistencies that add up to consistent frustrations.
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Provincial GDP figures do not add up to the national total.
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But these things do not add up to a powerful presidency.
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Individually rational choices don't necessarily add up to collectively rational choices.
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But does all that talent add up to a compelling show?
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This will add up to about a second after 1,500 years.
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Those separate calculations don't often add up to the same candidate.
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They just didn't add up to anything worth writing home about.
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Now, maybe it won&apost add up to much in November.
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These programs add up to about $4 billion per year worldwide.
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But these spare parts do not add up to a legacy.
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These disparate pieces are intended to add up to something whole.
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That all could add up to a close game in Cleveland.
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The numbers add up to a big question mark for Snap.
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Some percentages do not add up to 100 because of rounding.
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Unfortunately, all these parts add up to not much at all.
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What do the daily lies, distortions and contradictions add up to?
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That would add up to $17.97 if purchased à la carte.
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Under the deal, they can only add up to 2 percent.
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They add up to a life, however glamorous, that has evaporated.
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Will all these avoided mistakes add up to a successful product?
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They were fully suited, which can add up to 45 lbs.
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So, it can all add up to very big numbers indeed.
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Common Sense When do 1.5 and 16 add up to 72?
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His pension and deferred compensation add up to another $6.2 million.
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Together those three states add up to 46 Electoral College votes.
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His eight years of missed fees add up to about $3,800.
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Some figures don't add up to 25 percent because of rounding.
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Some totals do not add up to 100 because of rounding.
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This spectacular growth will eventually add up to 25% of global demand.
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It's always the smallest strokes that add up to the greatest masterpieces.
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They come together and add up to something greater than their parts.
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Currently, those coins add up to a value of about 26 cents.
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"Lost minutes can add up to lost hours very quickly," she said.
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The teachers' demands add up to about $3.3 billion over three years.
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All the little fees that add up to everything that you do.
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They all add up to a general low or negative rate environment.
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Six servings of lemonade add up to only 668 calories a day.
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Also, the percentages in the press release don't add up to 100.
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The numbers don't add up to the final total due to rounding.
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I figure it'll add up to the cost of a cup eventually.
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There's just too much that doesn't add up to who Natalie is.
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Such actions are valuable, but will add up to nothing like enough.
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Uncovered, those expenses could add up to tens of thousands of dollars.
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That could potentially add up to thousands in savings over your lifetime.
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It does not add up to telling lies or covering up wrongdoing.
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Together, the two measures add up to 750 million every six months.
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Taken together, these bills add up to about 4 cents a share.
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Could something that simple really add up to a life-changing total?
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But, sadly, the great components don't add up to a triumphant whole.
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You work hard for America & that should add up to something. Rep.
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They will use the investment to add up to 100 new employees.
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The Additional Child Tax Credit can add up to an additional $3,000.
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Over decades, monthly car payments can add up to a shocking amount.
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You can add up to 256 participants to a group chat. 5.
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Those princely sums add up to a lot of votes in Congress.
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An evening like that can quickly add up to more than $100.
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And four real contenders add up to 400 percent more than one.
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Altogether, it's a biographer's dream, but it doesn't add up to him.
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For that reason, they never add up to a particularly powerful haunting.
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Mr. Li's nightly winnings add up to about $4 million each year.
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You can add up to five flights to a multi-city trip.
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Hurting young citizens in this way would add up to $21.7 billion.
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All of that, theoretically, should add up to momentum for Booker, right?
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These differences add up to a game that is more stereotypically Canadian.
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Note that you can add up to four people to your call.
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A thousand tiny tasks that add up to a full-time job.
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You can add up to six people to the account, including yourself.
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You want season-long B-stories that add up to shocking results?
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For consumers, those higher wages could add up to higher sticker prices.
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Maybe the moments don't quite add up to something with structural heft.
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That would add up to about $1.1 billion in savings by 2024.
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"Those little things add up to a larger culture," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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So far, those proposals do not add up to a coherent strategy.
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Small actions every day can really add up to a mountain. 3.
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Apart from throwing a public tantrum, what does it add up to?
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These numbers add up to 12, which is connected to The Hanged Man.
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You can also now add up to 10 app shortcuts in Apps Edge.
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Alptekin's charges add up to a maximum sentence of 35 years in prison.
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But they add up to much more than a journalistic how-to manual.
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All of these "little" perks can add up to big savings over time.
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Independent contractors are responsible for self-employment taxes, which add up to 6503%.
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That can add up to almost $2,2003 over the course of 20 years.
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All these factors add up to ensure a top-rated quality of life.
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These policies add up to Labour's most left-wing programme in many years.
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The current price war may not add up to much for most investors.
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These little requests aren't much, but they add up to something resembling useful.
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Many pieces add up to what's appealing to the users and athletes today.
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All this appears to add up to what Etsy aims for: "sustainable growth".
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Basement allows users to only add up to 20 friends on the network.
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Will all that tech really add up to a better cup of coffee?
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Some of them add up to less than the sum of their parts.
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If we can add up to more, we've got a really powerful equation.
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Transaction costs usually add up to around 10 percent of the purchase price.
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All this disorder could add up to extremely rash decisions on Trump's part.
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Whether that will add up to a veritable 'wave' remains to be seen.
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So does all of that add up to two more years, or six?
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People you spend the most time with add up to who you become.
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Closing fees usually add up to around 2-5% of the home price.
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And they show us how direct interventions add up to long-term change.
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All those things add up to so much more in the long run.
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The problem is actually about two equal things that add up to ten.
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Extended over 60 years, those monthly indulgences add up to more than $100,000.
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The celebrants add up to a microcosm of humanity: selfish, quarrelsome and noisy.
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There are dance works in which this can add up to powerful drama.
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But does all of this add up to a clear vindication of Thomas?
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Does that add up to a lasting change in the national political environment?
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"These things add up to relatively high cost and effort," said Mr. Welch.
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So, will any of this add up to costing Mr. Biden the nomination?
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Social media, famous accusers and generational change add up to a profound shift.
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The three completed movements add up to a score of some 60 minutes.
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Their federal tax bills add up to more than $3 billion a year.
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For larger cuts, such as a roast, I add up to four hours.
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They add up to 1.03 acres of land that used to be streets.
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The business pressures add up to a moment of truth for Mr. Fields.
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An infinite archive and a perfect algorithm don't add up to a culture.
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Latinos are expected to add up to around 20% of caucusgoers on Saturday.
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The Upshot examined the math that could add up to a Sanders nomination.
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The steps can be small, but they can add up to giant steps.
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Impulse spending can add up to $5,400 a year for the average person.
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Metro also plans to add up to two dozen extra trains that day.
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But whether they add up to much more than a protest is unclear.
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It may add up to, to more than what the previous guy did.
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But all of those income streams probably won't add up to big return.
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One idea is to add up to 100 more piles into the ground.
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Testing alone can add up to about $226,230, according to estimates from Rep.
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For now, the pieces of his life don't add up to a whole.
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Those fines could add up to 50 percent of a company's gross revenue.
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It doesn't add up to the millions in one election, as Trump claimed.
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And all these health effects can add up to years of life lost.
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It might add up to 4 percentage points to infrastructure investment growth this year.
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Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)All of these features add up to a curious companion.
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The department estimates that the forgiven loans will add up to around $150 million.
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There are so many seemingly small things that add up to make Trico believable.
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But there are some small differences that add up to a slightly different experience.
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Downsizing can add up to big savings and help ensure you can "retire well."
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These days, all the overseas territories add up to an area smaller than Connecticut.
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The numbers add up to a fortune, even for a massive corporation like Equifax.
|
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Plus, the verifiability and security of a blockchain doesn't necessarily add up to privacy.
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"It's all small things but they add up to something quite significant," Kavanagh stressed.
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They add up to an impression of impulsive policy-making, and that worries investors.
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The value of those course credits might add up to more than a scholarship.
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All your great hopes and dreams and successes and failures add up to nothing.
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If you need more, you can add up to 256GB via a microSD card.
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We do not add up to the circumference of our waists and our thighs.
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When compounded over a longer period, these gains can add up to significant returns.
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For a $1 million property, those taxes and fees add up to approximately $57,000.
|
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All of these numbers ultimately add up to an exciting all-wheel drive vehicle.
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But those small tweaks all add up to make yet another fantastic puzzle experience.
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Hopefully it will add up to a three-way lip sync battle sometime soon?
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But there are some detail changes that add up to an improved overall experience.
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However, you can add up to 128GB by purchasing a micro SD card separately.
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That shouldn't exactly add up to a happy housing market, and yet, it does.
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That's 10 times less than what these two fines would collectively add up to.
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"The impacts could add up to a meaningful slowdown in global GDP," Ferguson said.
|
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But put together, the snapshots add up to an uncomfortable picture of American life.
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But the added time did not add up to a better-than-expected result.
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If enough users boost your server, you can add up to 250 custom emojis.
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The Rockets add up to something decidedly less than the sum of their parts.
|
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Ana reminds us that stories complicate one another, and sometimes add up to mysteries.
|
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The fees and interest on these loans add up to $10 billion a year.
|
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Their individual artistic paths are intended to add up to an expansive musical constellation.
|
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Oh, and the price — together the two generics add up to $1,635 per year.
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These crosscurrents of connection add up to a consonance that might almost be mythic.
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Next, add up to six family members by managing your family in your Settings.
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These levies add up to 15.3 percent and go toward Social Security and Medicare.
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All these layers add up to a substantial mattress that is 13.5 inches thick.
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Together they add up to 25,817 square feet and offer 75 feet of frontage.
|
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Explosive revelations in Russia saga add up to a bad day for Trump 48.
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However, all of those forces combined don't add up to the president's largest challenge.
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Even $25 a check can add up to enough for an emergency car repair.
|
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John Kelly add up to an experienced team that understands how the government works.
|
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You may have noticed that these numbers add up to well over 100 percent.
|
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That would add up to an average 20 percent raise for year-round workers.
|
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In fact, it doesn't even add up to the thousands in a single election.
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Apple already has 6,200 employees in Austin, but its new campus could add up to 15,0003 more Apple already has 6,200 employees in Austin, but its new campus could add up to 15,000 more The investment was lauded by Texas Governor Greg Abbott.
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All of these add up to not only a delicious meal, but a visual feast.
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AL: Well, my friend says their safety responses didn't add up to a good argument.
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It's just really all about the small decisions that add up to a big change.
|
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And it's the little things that build over time and add up to enormous change.
|
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Those tiny good decisions add up to a protective factor that helps you live longer.
|
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With the discount, similar bills throughout a full year would add up to nearly $2,900.
|
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This year those fees may add up to more than $10 million worth of bitcoins.
|
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Overall, these numbers add up to pets damaging an average of 3.3 devices per owner.
|
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The total Hearthstone Championship Tour prize pool will add up to $2 million next year.
|
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By the time you're 60, your lost wages will add up to almost $203 million.
|
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The new features, independent apps, and new watches don't add up to anything particularly compelling.
|
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There are so many little pedestrian things that add up to become an intense thing.
|
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But so far, it's not clear what the action is going to add up to.
|
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The numbers of the release date, 8/23, add up to — you guessed it — 13.
|
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Over the course of a 40-year working life, this would add up to $232,000.
|
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It's hard to feel like these small choices add up to anything meaningful at all.
|
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What's crazier is that they each spun a different combination to add up to $1.
|
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According to the Mercator tally, local targets add up to roughly five times as much.
|
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This does not add up to a big stimulus package, but the direction is clear.
|
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So, all of those things add up to a more expensive build for the church.
|
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Her figurative paintings and these abstract works on paper add up to an extraordinary achievement.
|
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Together their sentences for kidnapping and other violent crimes reportedly add up to 178 years.
|
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The Austrian government said the tax could add up to 200 million euros in revenues.
|
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Small changes in how you work can gradually add up to big changes in productivity.
|
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But collectively with the other multiple channels of investigation, it could add up to more.
|
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At peak season, brown bears can add up to four pounds of weight a day.
|
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"Small donations add up to a big donation," the description on the YouCaring page reads.
|
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Incremental gains here and there, the scientists believed, could add up to a startling accomplishment.
|
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Just a few hundred extra calories a day might add up to too much food.
|
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Her earnings add up to 2,660.4 times the per capita GDP of the United Kingdom.
|
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"For some people, we've seen the interest add up to quite a bit," Ramnani said.
|
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Even if your progress is minimal, small gains every day add up to big wins.
|
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Someday, Apple is telling us, all these increments will add up to something unimaginably amazing.
|
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Like going out to eat, small individual payments can add up to huge annual costs.
|
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The company nets about $2 per sale, which would add up to around $4.6 million.
|
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Tax changes (higher excise duties) could add up to 1pp to inflation in 2017-0003.
|
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The facts about the Kim regime only ever seem to add up to more mystery.
|
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Analysts said the numbers do not add up to any clear trend in recent years.
|
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Of the 2202 emails, which add up to more than 2628,28500 pages, 6900 were classified.
|
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But Mueller is just gathering facts and details -- and seeing what they add up to.
|
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You can stream on up to four devices simultaneously and add up to seven profiles.
|
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It could all add up to lower voter turnout Tuesday than other states have experienced.
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All of that should add up to a horrible day for the Texans (3-5).
|
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It was unbalancing for a viewer, and ultimately didn't add up to a larger arc.
|
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As he delves into the American past, though, those scenes don't add up to much.
|
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But the numbers didn't actually add up to support the "acting white" theory, Toldson said.
|
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They document many horrifying incidents but these do not add up to a fluent story.
|
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The workload and traumatizing content add up to an even grimmer reality than you suspect.
|
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Russia may add up to 500,000 bpd in a matter of months, officials have said.
|
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But Uber employees' shares together only add up to a few percentage points at best.
|
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It does all add up to being a bit more work than your average galette.
|
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Fines, recalls and buybacks and compensation payments so far add up to 23 billion euros.
|
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As for more recent presidential images, they don't add up to much: stuffed suits, basically.
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You do a bunch of small things well and they add up to big things.
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Lots of little things will add up to huge wellness benefits if you let them.
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It's all supposed to add up to Gülen and his movement infiltrating the Democratic Party.
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Taken together all of these factors add up to more damaging storms, fires and floods.
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The changes add up to new hurdles to economic growth, said Conservative critic Ed Fast.
|
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On the ground, these factors simply add up to drivers feeling its trickle-down effects.
|
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"Fifty years of occupation add up to much more than one Azaria," Mr. Tibi wrote.
|
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With a lot of shows along the way, the theorizing doesn't add up to much.
|
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" The endless tinkering and tweaking all add up to what Stubley calls the "wow factor.
|
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Russia may add up to 500,000 bpd in a matter of months, officials have said.
|
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There is a sense of wanting it all to add up to a bit more.
|
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Mr. Trump's plans add up to the largest elimination of protected areas in American history.
|
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But a series of Carrier-like deals doesn't add up to a viable economic agenda.
|
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But does that really add up to people wanting to pop pills to hack their bodies?
|
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Yes, the Golden Company could add up to 20,000 highly trained men to the Lannister army.
|
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And, depending on where you live, cellular data can quickly add up to a costly investment.
|
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Dave Trott said sanction relief would add up to somewhere between $50 billion and $150 billion.
|
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PwC predicts that AI will add up to $15 trillion to the global economy by 2030.
|
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In fact, you can add up to nine extra destinations on top of your original one.
|
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But mean tweets aside, what Sacca's and Carpenter's Twitter messages add up to is that 1.
|
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The minutes of silence solemnly observed in stadiums around the world would add up to days.
|
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Burke said the average rainfall for Houston is likely to add up to roughly 40 inches.
|
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For part-timers on $12 an hour that can add up to twice their annual salary.
|
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For a family of four, that could add up to roughly $300 in extra flight costs.
|
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We need to tell ourselves that the small choices don't add up to big existential decisions.
|
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Coins thrown into the Trevi Fountain in Rome add up to almost $1 million a year.
|
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A quick top off from the charging case can add up to 12 hours of playback.
|
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It does not, however, yet add up to the Brexodus from the City that some feared.
|
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And they all add up to a bigger story that God was telling with our lives.
|
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Project Fi's group plan lets you add up to five additional lines for $15/month each.
|
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But the savings add up to less than $3 billion -- out of a $1.7-trillion budget.
|
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Two of Dr. Oz's patties add up to about 32 percent of the recommended daily fiber.
|
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All we see is a hundred insignificant moments that brilliantly add up to something excruciatingly dark.
|
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The things you can control add up to very little next to the things you can't.
|
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There are a number of factors that add up to catalog albums taking the sales crown.
|
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Taste and add up to 1 1/2 teaspoons more salt and cumin if you like.
|
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So making an order, say, once a week, can add up to around $400 a year.
|
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For a serious geek, it can really add up — to more than $240,000 for five days.
|
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All these little features add up to make a great toaster oven that's easy to use.
|
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Instead, they're "individual, small changes that add up to an ecosystem for our stores," Crecelius said.
|
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But perhaps they add up to something more fundamental: a far-reaching strategy for social change.
|
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Finally, the numbers don't add up to a statistical significance as the authors imply, she said.
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And, when combined with the right timing, that can add up to what humans call creativity.
|
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That, in combination with growing golf participation nationwide, should add up to meaningful upside for investors.
|
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Heavy use of long-distance modem calls could add up to hundreds of dollars a month.
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Do lawbreaking, lying to the public and colluding with a foreign enemy add up to innocence?
|
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This can add up to many millions of dollars for a successful and well-funded show.
|
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But if enough things are off enough of the time, they may add up to disaster.
|
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Remember, when you add up a lot of small changes, they add up to big change.
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All of those little things start to add up to make for an enjoyable filming experience.
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The first is a bigger trip at Trader Joe's, which can add up to around $60.
|
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Voice, self-expressive benefit, proprietary product, innovative distribution, and leadership should all add up to margin.
|
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Incidental gestures, which look arbitrarily chosen for surface effect, often add up to inconsistent body language.
|
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"In aggregate, these small races add up to meaningful harm to liquidity," the FCA's study said.
|
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The ability to stream on up to four devices simultaneously and add up to seven profiles.
|
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Add up to 15 friends and you can easily exchange text messages, photos and other updates.
|
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All of this could add up to holiday travel delays and power outages in the region.
|
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For an independent restaurant, these initial expenses can quickly add up to $1 million or more.
|
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The Senate plan can add up to $2628 trillion to the debt over the next decade.
|
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For Americans looking to buy cars, those higher wages could add up to higher sticker prices.
|
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But overall, the studies, incorporating nine years of data, add up to a positive report card.
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What those 56 million text messages add up to is an extraordinary opportunity to save lives.
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Both can vary dramatically from hospital to hospital and add up to significant bills for patients.
|
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These factors add up to the kickoff as being football's peak danger moment in brain-trauma terms.
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More than a shooter, Middleton's length and the looming contract due Giannis add up to an exodus.
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Those actions could add up to crimes, depending on the details, legal experts have told VICE News.
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And all of these ventures and revenue streams add up to a pretty large amount of money.
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Doubtful. You might, however, notice while transferring large amounts of data, when seconds add up to minutes.
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The Department of Corrections says the savings actually add up to about $100 million annually for taxpayers.
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The men she faces add up to a conspiracy — sexual harassment as the dark underbelly of tradecraft.
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Individually, each of these examples is a curiosity; collectively, they add up to a whole lot more.
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Obviously if it takes the final option, that would add up to a full 10-year commitment.
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Probably. Do they also add up to the VP of Hardware for Wearables having a tough job?
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It's the little things that matter and add up to phone experience that's either great or sucks.
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All of his many tangential journeys add up to a single conclusion: "Architecture will evolve," Anadol believes.
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But taken together, all those individual portraits can add up to paint a detailed history of humankind.
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What at first looked like modest tweaks could add up to create a further boost to supply.
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These individual gains, the thinking goes, add up to an economic boost for society as a whole.
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Together, these albums add up to contemporary pop's most complex, empathetic, frivolous, perceptive exploration of adult romance.
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Also keep in mind that this is mostly interest - your $280,285 contributions only add up to $126,000.
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There are too many downsides to a foldable display that don't add up to a better experience.
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This means you can make a stereo pair or add up to eight speakers around your house.
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She is also deciding what beauty looks like and which extravagances add up to a fun life.
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But how did that add up to an ordered temporal history, and what neural mechanism enabled it?
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All of these adaptations add up to a predator superbly suited to its mountain and grassland habitat.
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"A lot of those $50 or $100 items could add up to a big deduction," he said.
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Civil tax fraud penalties can add up to 75 percent of the portion of the tax underpayment.
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The screening tools are usually questionnaires that add up to a certain number of points, said Thombs.
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Creativity, flexibility, emotional intelligence — all these factors add up to the human touch that robots can't replicate.
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But they don't neatly add up to a full expression of its soul, or its particular magic.
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For people who are very sick, those costs can add up to tens of thousands of dollars.
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The EPA estimated that the hard-rock mining industry's financial responsibilities could add up to $7.1 billion.
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That can add up to thousands of dollars over the life of the loan, the report said.
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Climate science and our common sense tell us that individually modest contributions collectively add up to catastrophe.
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But what does that all add up to over the course of a year — or a lifetime?
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Even 10 minutes of sun exposure per day can add up to significant sun damage over time.
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The expansion is expected to add up to 5,500 jobs in local markets, the bank said Friday.
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Uber is finally adding the ability for riders to add up to three stops to their trip.
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Utility costs can add up to a huge expense for business, and they vary widely by state.
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Fees on your 401(k) can add up to over $200,000 over a lifetime, according to NerdWallet.
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So the pressure on individuals not to name names can add up to widespread impunity for perpetrators.
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The choices add up to a look book of some of the most imaginative designs out there.
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They add up to a very drastic 3°C or so, depending on which analysis you trust.
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Health problems associated with the epidemic add up to nearly $147 billion in medical costs every year.
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But in their own way, those little things can add up to a really beautiful love story.
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Time tested features that other phones have, but ones that add up to a solid smartphone experience.
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Combined annual sales, based on existing business, will add up to about 17 billion euros ($19.9 billion).
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This does not add up to a recipe for success, and the stakes could not be higher.
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"Sometimes these investigations fall apart, and all the bricks don't add up to a building," Coan said.
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Did it add up to a narrative on the order of Mr. Owens's edgy and aggressive experimentation?
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The numbers don't add up to a crisis yet, but the trend is heading in that direction.
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But traders are concerned that all of these problems may add up to shortages down the road.
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The discrepancies of scale and the preciseness of the painting add up to a compelling, mysterious vision.
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Aggregated together, those individual estimates add up to our estimates of the makeup of the likely electorate.
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A lunch of soup and a sandwich can easily add up to a day's worth of sodium.
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Those three items add up to the "current account," the measure that economists most often refer to.
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Her presidential platform focuses on incremental reforms that would add up to real improvements in people's lives.
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Details like this were elegantly observed, but they didn't add up to intensity over the long haul.
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Slashing the premium on Japanese deals could add up to billions of dollars over a contract's lifespan.
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"The little victories add up to something significant," said Mr. Grogan, whose background is in community development.
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Note: Percentages in the following breakdown add up to less than 100% because some numbers are estimates.
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So how do a few laps and some extra protein add up to saving thousands of dollars?
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All of which can add up to your budget taking a direct hit from Santa&aposs sleigh.
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All told, political dark money was projected to add up to at least $19903 million in 2016.
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It would take a lot of them to add up to the cost of Mr. Trump's barrier.
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The lyric sheet is occasionally nonsensical, but in pointillistic fashion the vignettes add up to striking moods.
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Elevated political uncertainty could add up to traders being nervous about short oil positions into the weekend.
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Of the workers who own a home, their total mortgage payments add up to $249 million per month.
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Every day, I'm going to do three and then it's going to add up to this master grid.
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Let's look at the facts and see if we can't figure out what they all add up to.
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These and other projects add up to "an influx of entertainment that reflects the black experience," Reign said.
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Altogether these add up to roughly the 5% of GDP he thinks his version of UBI would cost.
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Even a small profit per chip multiplied by billions of chips could add up to a big opportunity.
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My entrepreneurial spirit has also led me to smaller projects at JetBlue that add up to big changes.
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If it were anywhere else, she said, the flap with Fox News might not add up to much.
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Each day is a new goal, some of which, when taken together, add up to a larger project.
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All these examples add up to a clear theme but not a clear course of action for investors.
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Other fees will also get tacked onto the ticket's "base fare," which could add up to $32 more.
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But an unintentional slight here, an unintentional slight there, and it starts to add up to real exclusion.
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The deal (formerly $30) lets you sign up for Spotify Premium and add up to five additional account.
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The transactions add up to a tenth of the total value of these founders' holdings in their companies.
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At this rate, the V22 can add up to 2145 miles of range in 33 minutes, Tesla said.
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But all these follies, big and small, eventually add up to a product with more downsides than upsides.
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Over time these small shifts add up to a whole new mindset, and you outgrow your old one.
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What really matters, though, is the how the incremental improvements all add up to something much more livable.
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So having tens of thousands of fans fly around the world does add up to a meaningful total.
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Any combination of five teams works as long as their combined seeds add up to 20 or more.
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The date's numbers (10/23/16) add up to 13, which has long been the star's lucky number.
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Cumulatively, avid runners can add up to three years to their lives before things start to level off.
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These incidents add up to what can only be described as a crisis for press freedom in Canada.
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Swift's favorite number is 13, and the numbers of the release date, 8/23, add up to 13.
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If enough attachments are sent your way over the years, they'll add up to take up storage space.
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Taken together, these components add up to a sweeping proposal sure to upend the American health care system.
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That could add up to an incredible blow — possibly causing 22 million people to lose their insurance coverage.
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You can now add up to 17 shortcuts to the panel and fine-tune it to your needs.
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Many chronic illnesses take years to pin down and some symptoms never add up to a neat diagnosis.
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That said, there are lot of differences, and they add up to a phone that's utilitarian and approachable.
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Together, a protected director and insulated budget add up to Perdue's conclusion: The CFPB has an oversight problem.
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The expiring stopgap measure covered the seven remaining bills, which add up to $85033 billion in annual spending.
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The April shutdown, combined with the upcoming one, would add up to the planned 10 days of stoppages.
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There are, for example, two leading ladies, or maybe two half-leading ladies who add up to one.
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Individually, they seem like small details, but they all add up to an undergarment that's the whole package.
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Other days, I would go out with friends for a meal that could easily add up to $20.
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Pilot salaries can add up to $21,0003 per year and hangar fees can run around $2000,2750 per year.
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Pilot salaries can add up to $750,000 per year and hangar fees can run around $200,000 per year.
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But in the long run, the benefits from delaying an expensive rule can add up to a lot.
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It's a small victory, sure—but it's the small victories that'll eventually add up to a better world.
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All of these strikes add up to Kimmy losing her job, but she does get her learner's permit.
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The total cost of treatment, particularly for complex cases, could add up to tens of thousands of dollars.
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Instead, the works seem to appear sporadically and unintentionally, as if they add up to nothing in particular.
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All of these upgrades add up to a high-quality handheld gimbal that's great for entry-level videographers.
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One side of the sculpture, the overlapping shapes often evoke a face but never add up to one.
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All together, the estimated average settlement shares listed in Liss-Riordan's declaration add up to around $73 million.
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So I rode the ferry over on Sunday to see what dance and beach might add up to.
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"Whether that's going to add up to a global number, honestly, that remains to be seen," she said.
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Taken together, all those rewards add up to a powerful force that shapes my perception of the product.
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All of these design tweaks add up to one clear takeaway: Facebook is more than just Big Blue.
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Three of Mr. Biden's major plans — on climate, health care and higher education — add up to $3.2 trillion.
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Three overdraft fees, that can add up to $40 or $50, and I could really use that $50.
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Let's say you develop a serious medical issue and the costs add up to $100,000 for that year.
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If you're planning an elaborate date this Valentine's Day, it might add up to more than you think.
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Whether those things add up to a $350 value — the price of this jacket — is entirely a different question.
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Simple changes in both your day-to-day life and your travel style can add up to big savings.
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This data set features a total of 7 million YouTube videos that add up to 450,000 hours of video.
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C allows engineers under-the-hood operating system access in ways that can add up to very powerful programs.
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Those limits, combined with what you can save in your IRAs, can add up to substantial savings, Curtis said.
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But harassment can come in diffuse form—atomized comments here and there that add up to a hostile atmosphere.
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To get a better idea of exactly what your costs will add up to, use a closing-cost calculator.
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If the bill becomes law, it is expected to add up to two percentage points to India's economic growth.
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Registration and license fees add up to about $920, roughly what the average Tanzanian earns in an entire year.
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For example, unlike in 2016, the portions of the company's circle charts do not add up to 100 percent.
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Those eighty cents and extra seconds might just all add up to a blissfully water-free coffee-drinking experience.
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All of these features add up to a big push from Microsoft to differentiate its Teams product from Slack.
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Even without considering travel expenses, these costs add up to an estimated total cost of about $74,570 each year.
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Investors in Ian now get a percentage of his income that will add up to well more than $55,000.
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The CDC estimates that sexually transmitted infections add up to nearly $16 billion dollars a year in healthcare costs.
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While this is a near exact clone of the original kit, the little differences add up to a mess.
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But maximum temperature is only one of a number of variables that can add up to a killer heatwave.
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We've formulated an important equation that will add up to results for today and for the years to come.
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Amazon is currently scouting a location for its second headquarters, where it plans to add up to 50,000 jobs.
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It offers much of the same features, and lets users add up to 10 family members to the app.
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On July 31st it said that the associated staff moves, legal fees and more could add up to $300m.
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And we can't wait to add up to 15 amazing founders from across Sub-Saharan Africa to our ranks.
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Extrapolated to the general US population, that could add up to tens of millions of unnecessary doses every year.
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I always tell Ryan he's got a gift, that not everyone can make things add up to something bigger.
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Now it is negotiating with ESA for further orders that could add up to a billion euros, he said.
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The Indian government, however, rejected the proposal, saying refurbished and old electronic products significantly add up to electronic waste.
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Apart from the occasional spectacular moment, it's a high-casualty grind—one where small sacrifices add up to victory.
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But repeatedly experiencing what seem, at the time, to be relatively mild hits may add up to later problems.
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The hydrating, Vitamin E-infused formula and the subtle lip color all add up to perfection in a tube.
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In reality, his gift for a doing a little bit of everything didn't add up to much at all.
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That measure allows for tax cuts to add up to $1.5 trillion to the budget deficit over a decade.
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Accenture, a consultancy, reckons embracing IoT in manufacturing could add up to $736 billion to China's GDP by 2030.
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The reason can be hard to pinpoint: it's the smaller details that all add up to create something more.
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Metro operators award bidders on different categories such as price, which they later add up to determine a winner.
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But it does add up to multiple contacts between the Trump operation and Russian officials, including Russian intelligence officials.
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Trump leads by at least 2202 points in 2628 states, but they only add up to 28500 electoral votes.
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There are lots of places to chip away at Dodd-Frank, until the changes add up to systemic risk.
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A constitutional change to add up to seven private casinos within the state was approved by voters in 2013.
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Maintenance, taxes, homeowner's association fees, and more can all add up to big expenses on top of your mortgage.
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By growing 500,000 hectares, it can add up to 2 million tonnes of soy to the market per season.
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And crew wages can add up to $1.4 million a year, especially when captains' salaries are taken into account.
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Not to mention, his three houses add up to a much higher carbon footprint than those of average citizens.
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Or maybe you discovered that all those little purchases you make on Amazon add up to quite a lot.
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It's surely the currents that run between one person and another that add up to a danger that's irresistible.
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Overall, the individual pieces that make up Hereditary don't add up to anything more than a very-scary movie.
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At this rate, the V3 can add up to 75 miles of range in five minutes, Tesla said. 6.
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The exact price is $14,855,000, and the numbers in that price add up to 23 — Jordan's basketball jersey number.
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The awareness and negotiation of small differences add up to a larger understanding about the complexities of the world.
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What I had were quotidian details, though to be honest, I'm not even sure what these add up to.
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In Canada, indigenous people add up to about 4.3 percent, and in some provinces they are a major group.
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Skip Cars Relying on taxis or car services for transportation can add up to $100 or more a day.
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And a bunch of relatively smaller delegate advantages for Biden, when combined, can add up to a significant lead.
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Fines of 21 euros ($20.9055) per car, per excess gramme of CO2 quickly add up to hundreds of millions.
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Fines of 20.9055 euros ($105) per car, per excess gram of CO2 quickly add up to hundreds of millions.
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Closing costs, including a 1.5 percent transfer tax, typically add up to about 4 percent of the purchase price.
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The stories that continue to emerge, in every industry, add up to more than just a catalog of crimes.
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This "exclusive" account of demographics has the convenient property of making sure the numbers add up to 100 percent.
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If you put together enough such fixes, the group points out, they could add up to something more substantial.
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But it may not add up to what people say they experience witnessing a total eclipse in real life.
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It doesn't seem to add up to much — a little man lives his life — but this is just enough.
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Yet the work's sense of ritual, mystery and spiritual anguish add up to some knotty conundrum that haunts me.
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This one from Etsy seller Moneyleis4U has 12 roses made out of dollar bills that add up to $96.
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But this time around, if his lead holds, it's doubtful Buttigieg's results in Iowa will add up to much.
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Those small amounts can reduce interest paid and add up to shorten the term of your debt, Jenkin said.
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"All those cans also add up to something like 35 pounds of aluminum a year," Gates wrote in 2014.
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But through two 40-minute acts that feel simultaneously overstuffed and abrupt, it all doesn't add up to much.
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Just choosing six or eight of those services will quickly add up to $80 a month on their own.
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Former employees at all levels of the company are affected and the payments add up to several million dollars.
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Energy stocks snapped a five-session losing streak to add up to 0.5 percent as oil prices edged up.
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On a wide-body jet, that could add up to more than a thousand batteries in the passenger cabin.
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Some developments were surprising, others surprisingly predictable, but none of it seemed to add up to a satisfying verdict.
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Say you make $43,000 and your student loan payments and IRA contributions add up to $5,000 for the year.
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If she were to pay a babysitter, Ms. Palmer estimates it would add up to around $6,303 a year.
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Charitable contributions per thousand in Virginia add up to $686.80 and the median contribution in the state is $3,489.
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But that's just a fraction of the total damage, which by latest estimates could add up to $180 billion.
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Those pieces, built on top of the wearable's growing suite of features, add up to a pretty compelling smartwatch experience.
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Mr Modi's allies are adamant that their many schemes add up to a substantial change of direction for the country.
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But he offers neither sufficient technology improvements nor evidence of demand to add up to a $200,000 trip to Mars.
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Millions of people smoke every day, and the habit can add up to hundreds of dollars in weed a month.
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At public universities, those costs add up to much more than tuition, especially once financial aid is taken into account.
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The short flights will start at $5 per mile, so a 20-mile trip would add up to about $100.
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Rapid urbanization, a growing young population and limited public transportation options all add up to create a huge unmet demand.
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Plus, eating both would add up to 14 grams of saturated fat — more than the American Heart Association's daily limit.
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Supporters say the new sales tax will add up to two percentage points to the South Asian nation's economic growth.
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An unlikely collaboration between 2 Chainz and Adam Scott can potentially add up to some big prizes for Expensify users.
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If the tariffs stay in place, the study says, the losses would add up to $220,210 per household by 225.
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If you make consumer tech, you can probably raise multiple seed rounds that add up to $2.5 million or more.
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Booker's plan would offer all newborns $1,000, and then add up to $2,000 annually for children in low-income households.
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Any one scene or moment can feel like part of a great show, but they don't add up to that.
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The annual membership is still a more appealing option than the monthly, which would add up to $155.88 a year.
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Internally, it will come with 12GB of RAM, 512GB of memory, and two batteries that add up to a 4,1993mAh.
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However, the boost during these promotional events doesn't always add up to a long-term increase in revenue and sales.
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Defining the dream, finding the money and making it happen add up to a task far beyond any one CEO.
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Might the individual, transactional elements of Mr Trump's policy add up to something grander, that might even be called Trumpism?
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Those gains would definitely add up to a significantly improved experience for most video viewers, especially over a long period.
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After about a year, the deductible and the accumulated monthly premiums add up to more than the phone is worth.
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Features like this may look trivial in isolation, but collectively they're going to add up to a whole lot more.
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On a one-off basis, these are big rounds, but collectively they add up to a huge pile of money.
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Property taxes and the cost of maintaining a property add up to about 1 percent a year, Mr. Tibshirani said.
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Each one is understandable, maybe even inevitable, but they add up to a significant change from what Musk originally proposed.
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The nonpartisan Tax Policy Center estimated the proposals would add up to $1.1 trillion in revenue over the next decade.
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Many extinctions do not have to add up to a certified mass extinction in order to be a parlous loss.
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These examples don't yet add up to a coherent theory of responsibility to make sure that labor standards are observed.
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It's also packed with tiny bits of weirdness that add up to one man disconnected from the rest of humanity.
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From there, they can tap "Orientation" to add up to three terms that they feel best represent their sexual orientation.
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In case you were wondering, all the Bachelor contestants put together do in fact add up to another beautiful person.
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Since Ryan's takeaway assets add up to more than Mandy's ... he's also paying her $425k cash to make things even.
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The layers of storytelling add up to a comprehensive — if somewhat chaotic — big picture, and a show well worth binging.
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Abusing company resources is a serious offense, even if the monetary value of the item doesn't add up to much.
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Begum and her husband's earnings from crab sales now add up to between $780 and $840 a year, she said.
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"All of these numbers add up to significant unutilised earnings capacity," says Richard Bove of Rafferty Capital Markets, a broker.
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All of the insights that Briq can provide through its immutable ledger can add up to big savings for developers.
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The cost of medical treatments can add up to more than $100,000, and they're often not covered by health insurance.
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The budget also allows for tax cuts to add up to $1.5 trillion to the federal deficit over a decade.
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Yet Clark made wonderful records which prefigured the successes of others, and they add up to a first-rate catalogue.
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We'll conclude and then we'll have to see does that add up to a changing of the underlying business model?
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If you put a good amount of your spending on one of these cards can add up to substantial rewards.
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He stressed the importance of having clearly defined domestic preferences that together would add up to something like self-knowledge.
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The concepts of regulatory "stock" and "flow" help explain why less regulatory activity doesn't necessarily add up to much deregulation.
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Death isn't cheap in these 17 states, where costs of healthcare and funeral expenses will add up to over $20,000.
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After all, dining out can add up to hundreds or even thousands of dollars a month if you're not careful.
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GOP lawmakers are allowing for the bill to add up to $1.5 trillion to the federal deficit over a decade.
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If you repeat this habit month after month those interest fees could add up to a significant amount over time.
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Total pledges add up to $10 billion, including an unmet U.S. promise of $3 billion by U.S. President Barack Obama.
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These points add up to Nordstrom Notes, which eventually can be redeemed to shop at Nordstrom, Nordstrom Rack, and Hautelook.
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The changes all add up to a major shift in how fashion is thinking about what consumers want and need.
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Of course, the Census Bureau's numbers on income and poverty don't add up to a perfect representation of families' means.
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When combined with Naz's violent side, might it add up to a series-ending twist where Naz actually killed Andrea?
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Depending on how much you have saved, this can easily add up to hundreds or thousands of dollars a year.
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Dollar General Dollar General is looking to add up to 50,000 employees to its workforce by the end of April.
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It could all add up to one of the most unpredictable Oscars ever, with the actual awards — oh, right, those!
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That's one of the items you can itemize and add up to see if it's more than the standard deduction.
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His meandering captions, which add up to an engrossing memoir of a life in fashion, triggered a jump in engagement.
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Over the 203-year study period, the possible marijuana-linked crashes on April 220 add up to 24 additional deaths.
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The suggested amounts were $50 and $100, which in one case would add up to over $1,000 if everyone contributed.
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There are traces all over the novel, nudges and snatches and hints, but they only add up to a ghost.
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If I flew 6853 flights on Southwest, as I had in 2685, Early Bird fees would add up to $214.
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That has made for a long tail of small-ticket advertisers who add up to millions of dollars in spending.
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SKIP CARS Relying on taxis or a car service for transportation can add up to $100 or more a day.
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Roger Avary's new movie doesn't add up to much more than scenes of breathtaking violence sprinkled with tasteless sexual humor.
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Federal, state and municipal regulations add up to a serious drag on innovation, business formation, job creation and economic mobility.
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Since the truck doesn't accelerate up or down, the forces in the vertical direction must add up to zero Newtons.
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The combined values of those skills add up to a scoring average that players can use to assess their games.
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How can we make them add up to something more, so people have power over the things they care about?
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The low fees add up to hundreds of thousands in savings over a lifetime, no matter how the funds perform.
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If you play your cards right, small everyday purchases put on plastic can add up to big savings over time.
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ENOUGH AWARENESS How much do any of us really know about what our spending, saving and giving add up to?
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By midnight the following day, we realized that all the data in the world doesn't add up to real life.
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The HQ2 plans, by contrast, had called for Amazon to add up to 25.000 new jobs in New York City.
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Or that her scenes don't really add up to a character arc befitting one of the franchise's most beloved characters.
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With compounding interest, a little money added earlier can add up to more than a lot of money added later.
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According to UBS analysts these measures could add up to between 4.5 and 7 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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Taken apart and in the shop, it will add up to a lot of product, a lot of it good.
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But those foundations that do give almost all of their money to DAFs can add up to some real coin.
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After all, eating out can add up to hundreds or even thousands of dollars a month if you're not careful.
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But over the months — and tacked onto multiple streaming subscriptions — they might add up to $50 or more each year.
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Sheetz goes on to crib paintings and styles that add up to a "proto-Gonzo" bestiary of darker Western art.
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Both ballot measures add up to millions of dollars in extra earnings for the lowest-paid workers in each state.
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Soup and wine are not always a natural pairing; two liquids do not necessarily add up to a greater whole.
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Stone said his costs may add up to about $2 million, but it's unclear how he came to that figure.
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All of these statements still don't add up to recognizing openly that he ought to be sorry for what happened.
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But, without the help of an IRL astrologer, it's tricky to know what, exactly, all of these details add up to.
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Then the attorney-general weighed in, chasing $2bn in back taxes (the two sums add up to roughly MTN's market value).
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Combined, they add up to the mass of about 15 billion suns, making them among the largest black holes ever recorded.
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But when it does kick in, it could add up to $1,250 a year to interest payments on a $500,000 mortgage.
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Google allows users to download its Screenwise Meter app in return for points, which add up to redeemable electronic gift cards.
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With the six users, you get six separate streams, and the option to add up to 10 authorized devices for each.
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Detroit Board of Education that allowed such fees, which add up to millions of dollars a year for unions, remains intact.
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People pulled up calculator apps on their phones to see if somehow, some way the states could add up to victory.
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Photo: TanitaSkyrocketing temperatures, unbearable humidity, and sweaty armpits all add up to one embarrassing side effect of the summer: body odor.
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Ready to sell your own organs, generate enough capital to save the leftover bits, maybe they'd still add up to you.
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That's just one of many design decisions that, together, add up to an experience that appeals to the company's target customer.
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If you have a family of four and insurance on each device, that would add up to $720 for the year.
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Does Facebook have a master list of news sites whose links shared in the News Feed add up to that 5%?
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Otherwise, Sony's latest mirrorless is a compact camera full of incremental improvements that add up to a compelling sub-$1,000 package.
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Twitter's new partnerships add up to about 1,500 hours of live esports content coming to the social media platform this year.
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Microsoft has made some interesting hardware choices here, and they genuinely add up to an impressive Windows laptop at first glance.
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"There's a lot of little things that add up to right now, and [King's] notoriety is one of them," Scholten said.
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This removes handles from the character length of the tweet, allowing you to add up to 50 handles in a thread.
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For the most enthusiastic, the fees they receive for all this work can add up to several hundred dollars a month.
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But instead of two plus two equalling the promised five, all too often they add up to three-and-a-half.
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The newspaper explains that the charges the Commission is to level at Google could add up to an incredibly high fine.
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They won't add up to a strenuous workout, so feel free to repeat 'em anytime you need a pick-me-up.
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Extremely long sentences, mandatory-sentencing rules and untrammelled prosecutorial discretion add up to a system that almost seems designed for abuse.
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Most people forget that paying a lot in ATM fees can add up to a couple of hundred dollars each year.
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Still, prepaid tuition plans don't cover those expenses, which can add up to tens of thousands of dollars over four years.
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This includes pesticides, toxic dyes, solid waste, and fabric offcuts, all of which add up to a colossal amount of waste.
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All told, the IPO valuations the companies in our panel have received or are apparently looking for add up to $350bn.
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When you tally up the daily multiple fare changes made for thousands of flights every year, they add up to billions.
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Euro area private sector debt securities add up to 85% of GDP compared with more than 100% in the United States.
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The Latte Factor is the concept that tiny amounts of money could add up to huge amounts of savings over time.
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Waymo said in March it would also add up to 20,000 Jaguar Land Rover electric vehicles to its upcoming autonomous fleet.
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You can add up to seven Eero units in total, although Eero suggests that three units will work for most homes.
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Billy today uses a freemium business model that lets you add up to 4 subscriptions in order to try things out.
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The competitive pressure and the relatively low risks of getting caught all add up to strong incentives to use illegal enhancers.
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So there's lots of smaller steps, as well, that you can take that add up to a pro-worker policy agenda.
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They do not add up to a total of 323 million because some people have more than one type of coverage.
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Fewer total shots from outside the arc, but better shots from a skilled shooter, could actually add up to more points.
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Plus, many of the businesses include freebies and discounts that, according to Kaufmann, add up to a significant amount of money.
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These add up to 25 new U.S. routes for Norwegian this year alone, and 11 more are already planned for 2018.
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If the dough doesn't seem to be coming together, you can add up to ¼ cup more of water, but be patient!
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However, as incredible as these bargains sound, any savvy consumer knows the total price will add up to a lot more.
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The changes that are specified do not nearly add up to the total reductions proposed for the State Department and USAID.
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Not only that, costs can add up to more money than you might realize over the course of a whole year.
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Those four-quarter earnings add up to a range of between 12 and 13 cents, the new guidance put out Monday.
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But these maybe-not-Cruz impulses won't add up to anything unless the people who feel them get organized, and soon.
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The bill will add up to $10,000 in state and local property tax deductions, matching the plan that passed the House.
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But it is far from certain that Mr. Ban can get enough countries to add up to the 55 percent threshold.
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FaceTime is getting group calling support with the ability to add up to 32 people into a single FaceTime video call.
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For example, private mortgage insurance on a loan balance of $250,000 could add up to $3,000 extra to your total cost.
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It would also allow the Senate GOP's tax plan to add up to $1.5 trillion to the deficit over a decade.
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The company also announced plans to add up to 26 new U.S. stores this year and up to 35 next year.
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The number does not add up to 711 because of some overlap, though the filing didn't specify where the overlaps occurred.
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Do his often incoherent and contradictory words and actions add up to a strategy, or is the president just winging it?
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But these passages didn't add up to the sweeping, deadly merger of civilizations Enrigue seems to have set out to paint.
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Those numbers add up to the kid having a real good shot at his $350k worth of bonuses for the sequel.
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The output of New York, Los Angeles and Chicago combined doesn't add up to even 17 percent of the American economy.
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Fines of 95 euros ($105) per car, per excess gram of CO2 quickly add up to hundreds of millions of euros.
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Fines of 21 euros ($20.9055) per car, per excess gram of CO2 quickly add up to hundreds of millions of euros.
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Despite leaving Equifax over public outcry, Smith's various stock options and bonuses could still add up to a $90 million payday.
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All these numbers don't add up to a crisis, and there is no reason to assume that a recession is inevitable.
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Nicolae Hent, a Queens taxi driver, said the new tolls in Manhattan could add up to hundreds of dollars a month.
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While their rent had been $1,875 a month, their monthly mortgage and maintenance fees add up to about $2,000 a month.
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A Penn analysis projected that the House bill would add up to 0.83 percentage points to the economy's growth in 2027.
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In December, Apple announced that it would add up to 15,000 workers in Austin, just miles from the Mac Pro plant.
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Each day we are forced to make countless micro decisions that, en masse, add up to a de facto parenting philosophy.
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Here's what else is happening: Flurries off and on, but they won't add up to much, with a high around 35.
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Transaction fees (including a 1 percent notary fee) and government taxes add up to about 203 percent of the sales price.
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"The higher priced hotel may have inclusions that add up to more value than the lower priced property," Mr. Heflin said.
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Only later did it become clear that his two jobs at the time did indeed add up to full-time employment.
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Because the ensemble's season doesn't add up to full-time work, most players live elsewhere; 17 nationalities are represented in all.
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All of these figures add up to healthy jump for YouTube's revenue between fiscal 2018 and 2019 — more than 30 percent.
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Taxes on consumption — raised mostly through a V.A.T. — add up to one-third of total taxes in O.E.C.D. economies, on average.
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He promised to invest an additional 20173 million Australian dollars, preserve the existing 140 jobs and add up to 95 others.
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Therefore, a combination of both duties could add up to more than 186% of new tarrifs to China's aluminum foil producers.
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GOBankingRates notes that for some graphics, percentages will not add up to exactly 100 percent because the figures were rounded up.
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In total, that will add up to an estimated $1 billion spent on wedding ceremonies and receptions on this date alone.
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The two seasons combined add up to just under six hours of television, which is easy to tackle in a weekend.
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Apple says the Smart Battery case is supposed to add up to 50 percent more battery life across all three iPhones.
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The Senate's budget resolution only allows a tax bill to add up to $1.5 trillion to the deficit over 10 years.
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Many of these incidents were small, but collectively they add up to tens of millions of Americans at risk each year.
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Each task is based on science, and over time, each new habit can add up to meaningful changes in your life.
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No matter how I tried to make sense of this combination, I couldn't get it to add up to anything recognizable.
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HHS in May requested bids for five projects involving detained immigration children that could add up to more than $500 million.
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They suggest a monthly dividend that would add up to about $2,000 in the first year for a family of four.
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You could call this statement an axiom: For many young people, algebra, geometry and trigonometry do not add up to laughs.
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Perhaps that's obvious — the pieces of a movie always add up to a whole — but in Dunkirk, it's the whole game.
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The EPA can extend either of these deadlines, but extensions for one chemical can't add up to more than two years.
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Box contents typically add up to $26 or more, so getting awesome swag for more than half off doesn't sound too shabby.
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The lush pads, house music vocal clip, shuffling two-step drums and deep bass add up to an emotive dance floor mover.
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Thanks to compound interest, a small amount of money invested earlier can add up to more than a larger sum invested later.
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Many experts also believe conduct revealed by the President in Volume Two of the report does add up to obstruction of justice.
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But together, the moves add up to a sharp shift from the softer approach to drugs that the Obama administration had taken.
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The industries the internet has disrupted so far — music, news, mapmaking — add up to a relatively small fraction of the overall economy.
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The figures add up to more than 100 percent as other factors, such as and higher interest-rate costs, will hurt earnings.
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None of them are game-changing on their own, but they all add up to a substantial update for the connected speaker.
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But its marketplace is so sprawling that attempts to combat bad actors add up to an ongoing game of whack-a-mole.
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Together, all of these disparate programs add up to a bold attempt to put New York City on the map for cybersecurity.
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It don't add up to a lot, but if you save every time, you spend a large bill, save the small bills.
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So what if a promising development seems unlikely, upon more sober reflection, to add up to much of anything down the line?
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The Wall Street Journal, for example, reported last week that it would add up to 50 newsroom staffers focused on Apple News+.
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He chose those denominations because both numbers are divisible by nine, and their digits add up to nine—Ne Win's lucky number.
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At the end of the day, state laws and company policies don't add up to a federal law that covers every worker.
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Why it matters: The company said the panels can add up to 34 kilometers a day of additional range under "peak" conditions.
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If we're persistent, these small changes will add up to much greater effects — and, hopefully, more incredible movies like The Big Sick.
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"Application fees quickly add up to thousands of dollars if you apply to dozens of colleges," said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of SavingforCollege.com.
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All those little monthly payments add up to a couple of hundred dollars a year, and you probably don't even realize it.
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The cancellation refers to bonuses which have not yet been paid and in total add up to a double-digit multimillion figure.
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Over the course of a year, Hyundai claims that can add up to around 700 miles of driving range from solar power.
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There is just no world in which these policies add up to a massive job creation effort, or a raise for workers.
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The beauty of being a woman today is in savoring the minutiae of life, all the moments that add up to you.
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With a mixture of political and military reforms that slowly but surely add up to a more global, active Japanese foreign policy.
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But in another, even more surprising 180 (albeit one that doesn't quite add up to 360), Coulter herself tempered her immigration rhetoric.
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McKinsey data estimates that AI technology stemming from China could add up to 1.4 percentage points to the country's annual GDP growth.
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On the eve of its initial public offering, the numbers at the San Francisco company add up to a deeply strange picture.
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Batman Begins + The Dark Knight + The Dark Knight Rises + Q&A time will add up to roughly 8 hours of Batman viewing.
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The two contracts unveiled on Thursday add up to 1,13 MW of capacity, or enough to power 1 million homes, Cuomo said.
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But when compared with previous administration plans, the numbers add up to only three percent more, which is not nearly as impressive.
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A single percentage point in extra fees can add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars over the course of a lifetime.
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"The fact that a home gets a ton of publicity doesn't necessarily add up to a quick sale," Erik Gunther, a Realtor.
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Trello said that current users of the free Teams product can add up to 10 additional boards without upgrading until May 1.
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BTW ... the percentages don't add up to 100, because some people in the company's marketing research identify as more than one race.
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If all 47 Senate Democrats support the measure as expected, four Republicans add up to the simple majority needed to approve it.
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Placed on oversized local designer plates, servings may seem small at first, but they steadily add up to a serious gastronomic encounter.
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The Radeon Pro SSG incorporates SSD and allows users to add up to 1TB of NAND flash memory directly to the card.
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Watch Dogs 2 also introduces a number of seemingly small and cosmetic features that add up to make a much better game.
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Understanding your mortgage rate is crucial because even the smallest difference can add up to tens of thousands of dollars over time.
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Defenders of executive pay cite factors like those as evidence that seemingly astronomical rewards really don't add up to that much money.
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If your monthly costs add up to, say, $255,210 a month, you'll need to stash away about $2401,260 to tide you over.
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All these tweaks will add up to big savings, which means you'll have more money to put toward your student loan debt.
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The resumption of the Neutral Zone's oilfields could add up to 500,000 bpd of oil output capacity to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
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They are all usually separate expenses that easily add up to over $50, so this package is even more of a steal.
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You can tell that this is partly the point, and you can also tell that it does not add up to much.
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Parscale recently estimated that his firm could add up to 100 new workers to meet the demand created by the Trump contract.
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The two projects, Foster Creek phase H and Narrows Lake phase A, would add up to 291,269.73 barrels per day of production.
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The budget estimates that the effects of economic feedback would add up to over $2 trillion over the course of a decade.
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Wealthy individuals have made donations that add up to around $5 million or more and countries have come forward with immediate relief.
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Both occurred on a Tuesday, and the final stand took place in a year (1453) with digits that add up to 13.
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Because Rick Steves' Europe takes approximately 30,000 travelers to the continent every year, that would add up to $900,000 in annual offsets.
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I say all this to ask, at what point do smaller clashes of lifestyle add up to a bigger problem of compatibility?
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At that point, creating a column is kind of a math problem: five items that add up to 850 to 900 words.
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In addition, lawmakers want to add up to 13 weeks of extended benefits, which would be fully covered by the federal government.
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Those might seem like marginal actions, but the idea is they can add up to a more satisfying day-to-day experience.
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The White House's various conflicts add up to a broad assault on a postwar effort to build economic ties around the world.
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If you drink bottled water only instead of tap water, you can add up to 90,000 plastic particles to your estimated intake.
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The car-hailing services, battling for riders, will now offer customers points that can add up to free trips and other perks.
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Kinside currently works with thousands of employers, as well as daycare centers that can add up to one million child care slots.
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But they might add up to a large plurality in a divided field, which could easily be enough to win the nomination.
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Clark asks viewers to assimilate some rather modern photographs and consider how they were made, what they represent and add up to.
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But there are small ways to improve any job, and those incremental improvements can add up to major increases in job satisfaction.
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But this license and talent, plus the lavish scale of production, add up to little that feels freshly imagined or newly provocative.
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When a reseller starts selling on GOAT, they are subject to the website's fees, which add up to around 20% per sale.
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In addition to illustrating the subtlety of the author's narrative style, these minutiae add up to a tidy and quite credible solution.
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But while Facetune and Instagram don't add up to an artistic medium, they can serve as something like a sketchpad or daybook.
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But they add up to something that's less of a traditional game than an interactive movie — and a great wish-fulfillment fantasy.
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Poor penmanship, damage to a package or customer complaints can also result in fines, which can add up to a week's pay.
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A single targeted ad could cost just a fraction of a penny, but the pennies add up to a billion-dollar industry.
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AND FINALLY ... Free fireworks An ingenious dad, plus helium-filled balloons and a ceiling fan add up to one happy little girl.
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The White House has backed away from the allegations, but they add up to yet another issue complicating Mr. Coats's new job.
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These stats are interesting even if they don't add up to much, and they blow by thanks to the movie's fast clip.
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The highest-end Note 93 comes with 512GB of storage and you can add up to another 512GB with a microSD card.
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Yet past events like SARS show slow research, high production costs and political pressure on pricing often add up to disappointing returns.
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What he has yet to see, Mr. Giorgis said, is whether those words and gestures add up to a strategy of liberalization.
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All of these initiatives add up to truly remarkable progress in bringing America back into the leadership position in the new space race.
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Sometimes the three separate fees add up to very little, especially if customers abuse the per-item system to get cheap bulk deliveries.
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These features add up to a pretty cool camera gadget, and honestly, we mostly enjoyed using the Osmo Pocket in the default mode.
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He said that for potential buyers of electric cars all available financial help could add up to around 10,000 euros ($11,750) per vehicle.
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And so, in the end, people have to believe that these numbers are really going to add up to a deficit-neutral stance.
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"It's amazing how a simple work lunch habit that flies under the radar can add up to such a large sum," Alden said.
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How does that add up to the staggering amounts of fossil fuels that the airline consume as they're going from place to place?
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Users can add up to 500 friends, and you're able to send whispers to other users with a single click, the company says.
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But ROC's math doesn't add up to Aston, who makes between $0003 and $50 an hour at a trendy DC bar and restaurant.
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Insurance premiums, combined with total deductibles, add up to 12% of workers' median incomes, according to a new analysis from the Commonwealth Fund.
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Given that state and local taxes can add up to as much as 12% of a product's prices, the potential savings were substantial.
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When you're taken out of your rhythm, it creates layers of frustration that can add up to you wanting to flee the platform.
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But for Waters, both the actions she's taking and the way they're being received add up to a pretty self-evident no-brainer.
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GiveWell reckons that the benefits of its work add up to the equivalent of a life saved for every $2,000 spent by donors.
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They add up to clearly demonstrating that Donald Trump is the poster boy for so much of what is wrong in our economy.
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Plus, when you view all four of these signs together, they may add up to a sum that you relate to even more.
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If you combine Smith, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, and Hobby Lobby, does that add up to a workable framework for religious liberty?
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There's a litany of subtle design details and pleasing symmetries in this Huawei design that add up to create a positive first impression.
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The Paris deal's voluntary, flexible nature means that it is national pledges, backed by legislation, that collectively add up to global climate governance.
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The company announced today that it is introducing an app that allows users to add up to four additional numbers to one smartphone.
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Meek Mill wants Pennsylvania's Supreme Court to do some simple math ... which he believes should add up to his immediate release from prison.
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Tax revenues from North Sea oil, which since the 250s add up to £330bn ($430bn) in today's prices, have all but dried up.
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If you earn $1,000 per week and your purchases add up to $200, ask yourself if they're worth a full day of work.
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Those acquisitions add up to an estimated total spend of around $16 billion, with MobileEye accounting for the lion's share of that amount.
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That's before taxes, though, and doesn't factor in expenses like gas, insurance and maintenance, which can add up to nearly $20,000 a year.
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That means if all your monthly bills add up to $3,500 per month, you should aim to gradually sock away $10,500 to $21,000.
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According to Bainbridge, the portion of salad dressing is usually much larger than people realize and can add up to 400 calories alone.
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There's a lot of little subtle things that all add up to making him feel like he's there, and part of the team.
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Rather, there are lots of small variations across the human genome that add up to a higher risk in some people than others.
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The company keeps repeating a dense list of technologies — OFDM modulation, MU-MIMO, active phased array — which apparently add up to a solution.
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While the update only includes a handful of minor changes, they actually add up to making the photography experience on Android much better.
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Where else can you add up to 25 people on a single video call and send files, photos, and videos of any size?
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It also helps to explain why so much in-silo progress made at such expense consistently fails to add up to strategic success.
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If you're a penny-pincher, you dread having to spend money on those little everyday items that always add up to too much.
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They add up to a nationalist doctrine that mostly aims to exert authority tactlessly over America's friends or keep the world at bay.
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I also saw how, in the aggregate, all of these pen strokes add up to very harmful trends in the criminal justice system.
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Apple may be killing us softly with all these incremental upgrades, but they really do add up to a supremely well-designed machine.
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While the rule's intent to deliver consumers increased access to nutrition information is admirable, good intentions don't always add up to practical application.
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For the more than 40 million nonunion people in America's private workforce, the lost wages add up to about $109 billion every year.
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Samsung's new Gear VR isn't much different than previous versions, but all the little changes should add up to a much better experience.
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Gauff, Anisimova and Kenin should add up to an incandescent future for American tennis if they can remain focused and, above all, healthy.
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Sure, a few lines here spoken by women resonate in ways that give pause, but they don't add up to a thematic reconsideration.
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Instead, it's a journey of small steps, all of which add up to make people feel comfortable enough to be themselves at work.
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Many times, that price does not include the necessary fertility drugs and testing, which can add up to an additional $220,2000 per cycle.
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It also has a MicroSD slot, meaning you could add up to a terabyte of storage to it if you were so inclined.
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The visit might have looked and sounded better than many observers expected, but, in the end, it did not add up to much.
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Now if you talk really broadly and over really long time periods, clearly, the both sides have to add up to the same.
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VW plans to add up to 20 electric vehicles on its battery platform (known as MEB, or "modular electric drive matrix") by 2025.
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After all, saving $200 per month for 60 months would yield you $12,000, and $300 per month saved would add up to $18,000.
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It is unclear whether these changes add up to a temporary change or the start of a major reversal in where people eat.
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Even a small interest rate difference can add up to tens of thousands of dollars in savings over the life of a loan.
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These desires don't add up to a new Republican synthesis, and the candidates who have catered to them more successfully haven't devised one.
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A primary reason that the countries' commitments don't add up to the agreement's goal is that doing so would require substantial financial investment.
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That would bring the total recall tally to 22010 million inflaters, the replacement costs of which could add up to billions of dollars.
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The feature rolls out today for Strava Premium ($6 a month) users on iOS and Android, letting users add up to three names.
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The maximum weekly amount varies by state, but the extra unemployment insurance will add up to a maximum of $600 more per week.
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The three bills, which add up to $106, could be referring to his former hosting duties on the music video show 106 & Park.
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The organizations on the right attempting to advance climate solutions (there's an exhaustive list in the report) do not add up to much.
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Their individual styles are no more alike than those of their male counterparts, but their voices add up to a diverse, vital chorus.
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Horowitz's report also confirms that mouthing off by a handful of officials did not add up to a secret plot against Mr. Trump.
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In Dainard's home market of Seattle, an "SF 5000" zoning distinction means he can legally add up to eight bedrooms to a property.
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The rest is performing a million acts of unpaid micro-labor that can easily add up to a full-time job in itself.
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National, regional, provincial and city taxes, as well as those on utilities, can add up to about 453 percent in Italy, suffocating businesses.
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Russia has been rapidly drilling recently and could add up to one million barrels to its daily output over the next five years.
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Morgan Stanley says spending commitments from the United States, Europe, Japan, the United Kingdom and China add up to at least $1.7 trillion.
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All of these profit-gouging strategies add up to a false brand of "efficiency" that actually increases the system's costs at passenger expense.
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And he will explain why, in the view of someone who has been there, these charges do not add up to high crimes.
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Yet, this mixed force of the future – new tech combined with older planes – should still add up to the world's leading air force.
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All those offices will add up to at least 21,2280 jobs, say opponents who wonder where all those people are going to live.
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White House aides have spent the past several weeks devising various options, which they believe could add up to billions in additional funding.
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Cory Booker's plan to give all newborns of low-income households a $1,000 bond, and add up to $2,000 annually until age 18?
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Research shows LNG exports could generate up to 21625,2900 U.S. jobs, and add up to $220006 billion annually to U.S. GDP, by 2202.
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Assuming the leaks are accurate, all this would add up to making the S220 Ultra the biggest, most powerful phone Samsung's ever made.
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Prices for Safari Tents begin at $9,500 with the option to add up to two additional guests for a $2,500 fee per person.
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I was all about raising awareness around the idea that the little things we all do add up to make a big difference.
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The filmy white garb, the glistening avocado, the melting calla lilies — all arrayed in Edenic plenitude — add up to an alluring, sensory glamour.
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Even at the lowest rates, state and county taxes add up to half the gross income of a typical grower, Mr. Allen said.
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The chapters are short, some just a few lines, and over all it doesn't add up to much more than a memory dump.
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But that mostly reflects his inability to do much on guns without Congress, not that these tweaks will add up to enormous changes.
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That can add up to millions a year if you're Taylor Swift, but often isn't enough to support the livelihood of smaller niche artists.
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The ads and creepy suggested friends and prompts to celebrate holidays that may or may not apply all add up to something more unsettling.
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The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget analysis found that complete repeal would add up to $350 billion to federal deficits over a decade.
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Roger Stone, Trump's longtime confidant and surrogate, told CNBC that his mounting legal fees already add up to more than half a million dollars.
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What all this seems to add up to is a muscular, nationalist, neo-isolationist view of the world that eschews foreign encumbrances and entanglements.
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While that's better than buying a whole new set for $159, if you end up replacing every component, the replacements add up to $207.
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Additions like noise-cancellation or water resistance are icing on my metaphorical cake, and could add up to the perfect pair of wireless earbuds.
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Thanks to their inconsistencies — T's with uneven arms, letters that repeat with varying thicknesses — these super-geometric letters add up to something incredibly human.
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I could plot the angular velocity of each ball—but they would just have the same value and not add up to a constant.
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Members will earn points every time they shop, which will add up to rewards for exclusive items, shopping event invites, birthday offers, and more.
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This card rewards users with 4 points per dollar on most restaurant purchases, which can quickly add up to award flights or hotel nights.
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Sincere belief can order an otherwise formless succession of days, and it is meaningful days, collected together, that add up to a meaningful life.
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"A Trump presidency could add up to a positive for equities," Tom Lee, Fundstrat Global Advisors founder, told CNBC's "Fast Money" in an interview.
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Look for one with both a favorable exchange rate and no foreign transaction fees, which can add up to 4 percent to each transaction.
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Whatever health care bill Senate Republicans produce in secret will have to solve a very basic math problem: Can it add up to 22018?
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Read: How to create opioids for the masses In each case, the team uses elements with atomic numbers that add up to the target.
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Neither does it for juvenile offenders, or petty criminals with short sentences that cumulatively add up to 12 months, even if those were suspended.
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The day-to-day discomforts of prison life, combined with the big-picture realities of mass incarceration, do not add up to a party.
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All of Amazon's retail locations add up to less than 20 million square feet; the whole AWS business occupies only 10 million square feet.
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"We've been down for seven days in a row, but if you add that up it doesn't add up to 28 percent," Hogan said.
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These hidden charges, which could add up to $95 per day, applied to listings on Marriott's own website and travel websites such as Expedia.
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Buyers of luxury cars also pay taxes including one based on engine size that can add up to 40 percent to the purchase price.
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Every notice meant he was being charged another $15 for more gigabytes - it would add up to an extra $100 or so a month.
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Today, Facebook is adding a new feature to Groups: giant, intergroup Messenger chats with the option to add up to 250 people, via TechCrunch.
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In a statement, Engie said that the various outage schedule revisions add up to seven months of additional outage for a second-generation reactor.
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You can add up to 100 photos or videos to a Story Highlight, and there's no limit to how many Highlights you can create.
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Together, those commitments should add up to achieving the common 2-degree goal, although so far countries are off pace to meeting that targets.
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The sum does not include Mayer's salary or bonuses over the past five years, which reportedly add up to more than $200 million alone.
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It is the corporate equivalent of China's GDP accounting, where the claimed outputs of each province add up to more than the national figure.
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Sechin said that oil producers in the United States could add up to 1.5 million barrels per day to world oil output next year.
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Kristafor said this level is well within limits for a shot, but one cup (12 oz.) could add up to 702 mg of caffeine.
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UCLA's Renee Fortier and David Karwaski, both instrumental in implementing the policy, predict the fees will add up to about $250,000 the first year.
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Over an academic year, that can add up to $1,000, which can be the difference between staying in school or having to drop out.
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But if tens of thousands or millions of people bring legitimate cases forward, then the costs really start to add up to something impactful.
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And that if a company has at least 30 percent female leadership, this can add up to 6 percentage points to their profit margins.
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These monthly, quarterly, and annual sales goals can add up to big savings of 8.3 percent off the price of an average new vehicle.
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Identifying the clues in our behavior that eventually add up to significant lifestyle risk is the first step towards changing and improving that behavior.
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The team also controls personal seat licenses for the stadium it does not own, which could add up to $75 million over 30 years.
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"While it's possible all these unfortunate events can add up to something more consequential, the economy is pretty darn big and resilient," Jacobsen said.
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Given that the standard lithium-ion battery lasts 23,000 charge-discharge cycles before replacement is recommended, that would add up to about 500,000 miles.
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Verdict: Those must be some pretty weak works by Haring, Matisse, Chagall, Miró, and company if they barely add up to $250,000 in value.
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Together, those commitments would add up to the statement that reducing the harm of lead poisoning is a top priority for the federal government.
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A colony will need a lot of equipment, and the necessary tools are going to add up to way more than just one ton.
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You can now add up to five Instagram accounts and swiftly switch between them without needing to log out and log back in again.
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Maybe saving the money you would spend on coffee in the morning could add up to an amount that can serve you way better?
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"I've got three other divisions (general merchanting, consumer and contracts) doing really well that add up to 90 percent of my profits," said Carter.
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That can add up to more than $9,000 a year, though the amount a patient actually pays depends on factors including individual insurance coverage.
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"Brief periods of walking can add up to make a big difference" in energy expenditure, he said, while standing barely budges your caloric burn.
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So, we've got space and all those things add up to I think a group of young people growing up wanting to play sport.
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In Pennsylvania, for example, the federal and state gas taxes add up to 77.7 cents per gallon, while in Ohio they total 46.41 cents.
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The absence of pesky extras can also add up to big savings, like free overnight valet parking at the Mondrian South Beach through Sept.
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Consider the fact that textbooks for college can quickly add up to more than a thousand dollars and even a 10% discount seems huge.
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For example, you can add up to 8TB of storage in it, which is more storage than any other laptop I've ever come across.
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Finally, you can save a lot of local storage -- holding on to lots of iMessages can quickly add up to several gigabytes of data.
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Higher power consumption raises the cost to operate a data center, and when multiplied many times over it would add up to real money.
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So far, these states, with Colorado, add up to 181 electoral votes, well short of the 21625 needed to ascend to the White House.
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What it doesn't add up to, however, is a stand-out device that presents a solid reason to buy this flagship over any other.
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Whatever health care bill Senate Republicans produce in secret will have to solve a very basic math problem: Can it add up to 50?
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That would add up to 6% to retail sales from February to April, lifting Dollar General, Walmart, Ross Stores (ROST), and Foot Locker (FL).
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A proposed future development at Pier 70 will add up to 2,150 rental apartments, 30 percent of which will be priced below market rate.
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If you get rid of a paragraph here and a paragraph there, eventually those omissions will add up to a full page of space.
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The landlord of a small building can only add up to $89 to a tenant's rent for renovations made to an apartment between vacancies.
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Even $103 would add up to $96 a month, as much as his electric bill, and to more than $1,000 a year, he said.
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The combined pool of registered voters who can vote Tuesday add up to 17.5 million, though many have already done so through early voting.
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Nearly half of those who have credit card debt owe at least $3,000, which can add up to hundreds per year in interest alone.
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Images and processes derived from biology, mathematics, and astronomy mixed with classical Japanese art and mid-century abstraction add up to a heady mixture.
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Affiliates can add up to five subscriber-only emotes to encourage viewers to support the channel, or restrict broadcasts so only subscribers can watch.
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If you don't count the flashbacks and voice-overs, all of Offred's lines in the episode probably add up to fewer than 100 words.
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With more than half of medical treatments lacking solid evidence of effectiveness, it's not surprising that these areas add up to a large total.
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The feature lets you anonymously add up to nine of your Facebook friends, and better yet, Instagram followers, that you have a crush on.
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The More Pessimistic Case In theory, all of this could add up to something near a complete explanation of the polling error in 2016.
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We don't have a Warren Buffett—sized fortune to bestow on the kids, but a house and 401(k) accounts add up to something.
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Affiliates can add up to five subscriber-only emotes to encourage viewers to support the channel, or restrict broadcasts so only subscribers can watch.
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Drew Droege's solo show is a laugh-out-loud funny social sendup, but it doesn't add up to more than a series of vignettes.
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It's these very subtle changes that can add up to improvements over time, and it's a big part of Microsoft's open design approach internally.
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That's something, considering that more than 44 million Americans have taken out student loans, and their debts add up to a collective $1.4 trillion.
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Under the budget now agreed to by the House and Senate, the GOP tax plan can add up to $6900 trillion to the deficit.
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Over time, that could add up to an extra $50,000 in his account, assuming they hold a steady 10% return for 30 years.3.
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Everyone saw one side of him — but together the testimonies of his assistants, models and lovers add up to a mosaic of the man.
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Put this all together, and the hours we spend compulsively checking our phones may add up to much more than a waste of time.
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When all is said and done, President Trump's former campaign chairman's two sentences add up to roughly seven and a half years in prison.
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Todoist's basic plan is free, and it gets you access to apps for every major platform, where you can add up to 80 active projects.
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All of these board updates may seem trivial, but they add up to a riding experience that's only rivaled by Boosted's more expensive electric longboards.
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It's a tiny feature, sure, but those all add up to make it a lot easier to justify spending $180 on a Star Wars toy.
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Chances are that reducing your trips to Starbucks or changing your cell phone plan aren't enough to add up to $250 in savings each month.
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For families earning $35,000 to $100,000 per year, student and parent contributions add up to about $000,000, while scholarships cover 31 percent of the total.
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We're talking about an extra 20 percent off already reduced prices, which in turn could add up to 50, 60 and even 70 percent off!
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The costs may add up to C$30,000 since last spring, representing 10 percent of its firefighting budget, said Emerson-Franklin's elected leader Greg Janzen.
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Decodoku is a simple and frustrating game in which colored numbers appear on the screen and disappear if same-colored numbers add up to 250.
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There have been a lot of recent signals that some quiet Trumpcare negotiations are still going on, but what do they really add up to?
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All those instant messages, search requests, snarky social media comments and more quickly add up to a whole load of text input, every single day.
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In fact, there are a lot of little changes that should add up to create a much different experience when compared to past Hero cameras.
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Pick a credit card that will help you maximize your everyday spending and whose benefits will add up to more value than its annual fee.
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The only way that these types of projects will be sustainable over time is if these small actions add up to larger win-win propositions.
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Walking to work (or from work to a coffee shop), driving, even sitting by a window can all add up to cumulative damage over time.
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But this is the kind of aesthetic vision so insanely huge that the albums add up to something greater than the sum of their parts.
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Mr Caforio has said that these could add up to $2.5bn, almost a sixth of the combined operating expenses of the two companies, by 2022.
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The hospitals said Wednesday that survivors of the massacre will not have to pay for their medical expenses, which add up to millions of dollars.
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As Mann explained, the rising temperatures in the region add up to 1°C to 1.5°C higher temperatures than average a few decades ago.
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If you make $15 per hour and the items you want to buy add up to $100, that's more than a day's worth of work.
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These hidden fees, which could add up to $95 per day, allegedly applied to listings on Marriott's own website and travel websites such as Expedia.
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Taken together, they certainly don't add up to a compelling case for why somebody who is already enmeshed in Amazon's Alexa ecosystem should switch over.
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But adding in the next five best-paid named bank executives, none of whom are CEOs, add up to a total haul of $120 million.
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Stop signs, speed limits, and traffic warnings all add up to a massive amount of infrastructure for a city that's challenging and costly to maintain.
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None of these add up to much; they seem to exist solely to pad the running time to a just-barely-made-it 96 minutes.
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Which is fitting, because this is a book—and this is a war—in which the parts do not add up to a coherent whole.
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Last March, the Washington Post reported that Facebook's penalties could add up to "trillions of dollars" if the agreement were enforced to its maximum extent.
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Fortunately for App Annie, even comparatively small numbers can add up to a big business, as long as the company continues to build on them.
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Ryan loves to draw, kind of does these mosaic things where all the little shapes add up to something bigger, something you can figure out.
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The new Google Home feature, which is available right in the Google Home app on your smartphone, lets you add up to six different users.
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Resuming production from the Neutral Zone's oilfields could add up to 500,000 barrels per day each to the oil output of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
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A new report from the World Health Organization says those deaths add up to more than 1.2 million fatalities among those aged 10 to 19.
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All of these extreme properties add up to magnetars being solid candidates as the engines of a hypernovae because they have so much potential energy.
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They all add up to what mattered and what in the end gave Abe Vigoda what he deserved: a nice house where the bathrooms worked.
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Consider: All this may still add up to the idea that the Trump administration sees tariffs as a negotiating tool to get what it wants.
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But they just as easily add up to the opposite: an administration that wants some form of permanent tariffs in place and continued trade battles.
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Those seizures add up to 18.65 pounds of fentanyl—enough to produce more than 8.4 million pills at an estimated street value of $128 million.
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The total costs add up to $1 billion over the lifetimes of the 85033,000 unadopted and unsold animals lingering in holding facilities across the country.
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At the heart of Mozambique's debt crisis is a series of three foreign-currency loans that, between them, add up to about 15% of GDP.
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Yet for all its consideration, while "Earthquake Bird" adds up to a "real" movie, it's too polite to add up to an entirely compelling one.
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And thanks to compounding interest rates, even a slight difference in the amount they invest now can add up to major discrepancy down the line.
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As someone who dines out quite a bit and has an out-of-control coffee habit, those 7 points really add up to significant rewards.
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If 4, 1.13, 6, 8, 9 or 10 come up, a "point" is established, and he wins if subsequent cards add up to that number.
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These fees are typically $25 or $30 per bag, which could add up to hundreds of dollars for a family on a round-trip flight.
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The palace only started keeping records of a budget around 2008, which saw costs including staff salaries to personal spending add up to €113.6 million.
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Top Republicans on the committees probing Russian election meddling say this week's developments do not change their investigation, nor do they add up to collusion.
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To use it, a Facebook Dating user can add up to nine of their existing regular Facebook friends as "secret crushes" to their dating profile.
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Rent for a downtown one-bedroom is still a steal at $833 per month, and utilities, Internet and cell service add up to just $85.
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"The fact that a home gets a ton of publicity doesn't necessarily add up to a quick sale," Erik Gunther, a senior editor at Realtor.
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On top of that, DHS has identified potential facilities that could add up to 21,000 beds to its capacity, but that will depend on funding.
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Separately, these courses would add up to cost about $1,016, but you can save 96% off that price and get all of them for $39.
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There are roundup recaps, photo slide shows, highlight blurbs, fashion reports; even all of these things, together, add up to less than an ideal whole.
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