Added up, that sounds pretty close to feeling cheated on.
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The politics of the Franken situation at least added up.
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It consisted of some spreadsheets that added up to 5MB.
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When he was done, Mr. Elsey added up the predictions.
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The insured losses added up to a staggering $13.2 billion.
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I think they all added up and came this year.
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That added up to a $167 million loss last quarter.
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The two distances are added up to determine the winner.
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These pieces, however, haven't added up to a coherent message.
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Added up, that would top Yahoo's $4.8 billion sale price.
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This added up to extra savings of $8 a week.
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Occasionally I bought them, but the cost added up quickly.
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The cost of diapers, wipes, and whole milk added up.
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Those factors added up to a recovery in consumer spending.
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The total sales to Iran added up to $53.2 million.
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Ms. Diamantis said she explained how the orders added up.
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And there the overall imagery added up to something new.
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For Brady, it all added up to a redemptive victory.
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"Slight delays added up to long delays," Dr. Wharam said.
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But, added up, these seem like promising numbers for Sanders.
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All of that has added up to a big bill.
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But for many franchisees, the numbers no longer added up.
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The list added up to $200 billion worth of items.
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All those sacrifices seem simple, but they added up quickly.
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That added up to the equivalent of 23,000 album sales.
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"All these little laws added up to big expenses," he writes.
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Turns out those distractions added up to a lot of time.
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According to Page Six, the final tab added up to $13,000.
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He charged $120 per hour, which added up to nearly $1203,000.
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These local difficulties could have added up to a national danger.
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It added up to Harden's lowest point total in three months.
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So far, it's almost added up to half a million dollars.
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Never mind that it added up to a typical $60 game.
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Constant underpayments added up, now reaching $8 billion under conservative estimates.
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Its success can also be added up in dollars and cents.
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And these savings added up to $1,164 on a yearly basis.
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Alexander expects 205,203 jobs were added, up from 164,000 in April.
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Additional running gear, including quality shirts and running socks, added up.
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Like food, these small purchases quickly added up over the months.
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All of that has added up to a pretty decent business.
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Those nickel and dime fees quickly added up in airline profits.
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But one day, he saw just how quickly that added up.
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It all added up to a 15-6 victory for Chicago.
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Her normal monthly wages added up to around $1,460, she said.
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Instead, a dizzying array of small improvements added up over time.
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Australian healthcare stocks, seen as defensive plays, added up to 1.2%.
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It added up to a presidency marked by competence and stability.
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All of this added up to a gross — and possibly illegal!
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It all added up to a surfeit of dairy at home.
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The twists apparently added up to one trillion permutations within the story.
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Yet these disjointed initiatives added up to less than what was needed.
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All of it added up to another eye-opening moment for Jenner.
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Added up, the tool will now search through 13 billion data breaches.
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It added up to the Grizzlies' first road win of the season.
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Overall, this added up to more than £350 a year per person.
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Because the usual theories you hear for it never quite added up.
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That may not sound like much, but it added up, and fast.
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Added up, moving forward on wall construction would take months or more.
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I'd never sat down with a pencil and added up the royalties.
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Added up, it's the same price, but it seems a lot cheaper.
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Added up, it is more than he would have spent on tuition.
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It all added up to the Brewers' 11th victory in a row.
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He spent days that added up to months in hospital psychiatric wards.
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It all added up, in one corner of the city, at least.
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The frequent changes have added up to numerous offensive schemes to learn.
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Those non-cash donations added up, said Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel.
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All of that added up to growth across the Digital Experience category.
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That combination added up to a 7-0 lead for the underdogs.
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But the effects of his football injuries added up, limiting his activity.
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"How much dinners out added up was never on my radar," she said.
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All of your donations have added up to $14,000 and that's still growing!
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Metals and mining stocks added up to 21%, hitting a 21.4384-month high.
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Air New Zealand added up to 1.1%, while a2 Milk Company gained 1.8%.
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All that waiting added up to 232 million live views since early February.
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Health aid in that year added up to $37.6bn, according to the IHME.
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That my value was the added up value of the people around me.
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It added up to a 98-93 Game 6 win on Friday night.
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It's added up to an erosion in trust in the brand in general.
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In Detroit, the difference added up to more than three months per year.
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It probably added up to $20, and the winning group split the bag.
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One day I counted what I'd eaten-it added up to 2,300 calories!
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But added up, I was blowing over $200 on the app every month.
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These variables are then added up to form a score that ranks households.
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These small purchases, spread out over six months of training, definitely added up.
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Added up, this means that 97% of their stories on me are bad.
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It all added up to a picture of Mr. Clark in absolute control.
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One by one, they added up—better, at least, than indifference or hostility.
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It all added up to their eighth consecutive loss to the Toronto Raptors.
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An accountant testified earlier that they added up to more than $1 million.
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But between his deductible and out-of-pocket costs, his expenses added up.
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Added up, Huawei's claims would exceed $1 billion in fees, the people said.
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Instead, there are likely a myriad that added up to the eventual change.
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"Nowhere did it say they added up to the production," Ms. Klain said.
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The costs poured into lobbying at the state and federal level added up.
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Added up, this means that 123% of their stories on me are bad.
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Last year, Brazilian steel exports to the US added up to $2.6 billion.
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All of that added up to something like the first intrusion detection system.
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And so far, Trump's frenzy of activity hasn't added up to very much.
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I'll just list the factors and let you know how they added up.
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But it still added up to a tremendous sum that was just jaw-dropping.
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Heavyweights BHP Group and Rio Tinto Ltd added up to 1.1% and 1.3%, respectively.
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Within a five month period, that added up to information on over 500,000 bargoers.
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This all added up to $27,930 for the test car, including the delivery fee.
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For Falcone, who is also a certified financial planner, the costs added up quickly.
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All those stakes added up to so much more than your usual disaster flick.
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This total will be added up each day but deposited on a weekly basis.
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These delays and quibbles added up quickly when I tried to push the camera.
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But so far, all the emoting, anger and frustration have added up to little.
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Global miners BHP Group and Rio Tinto added up to 2.4% and 3.2%, respectively.
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Warning signs that Affleck was struggling added up quickly over the last several days.
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At the end of each page, the entries are added up and carried over.
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And it turns out that over the years, investments in connectivity have added up.
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That happened in thousands of counties throughout the country, and it added up quickly.
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Yet none of this has added up to the reputation of an accomplished mayor.
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That added up to a bad inning that the Colorado Rockies could not overcome.
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It's all being added up, but it will be closer to 400,000 than 500,000.
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Gold miners Newcrest Mining and Evolution Mining added up to 2% and 2.3%, respectively.
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The proposed rules would have added up to a sweeping change to copyright law.
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Mitigation efforts like stopping deforestation and restoring degraded areas added up to $64 billion.
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But as Mr. DiMartino added another piece each year, pretty soon it added up.
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These purchases weren't necessarily bad, but I underestimated how much they had added up.
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In 703, the US goods deficit with South Korea added up to $27.7 billion.
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But I didn't feel it added up to as much as it might have.
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He was rocking that beard when we were dating, so it all added up.
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Those charges added up to over $150 in overdraft fees for the whole year.
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But questions about the company's leadership grew louder as the company's missteps added up.
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When he reached 50 years of running, his log added up to over 160,000 miles.
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This added up to around $212 a year to keep my teeth healthy and happy.
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Along with a few coffee purchases from last month, it all added up to $777.67.
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The "experience points" added up with every "quest" I completed, and I kept getting stronger.
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It has long been noted that provincial GDP totals, when added up, exceed national GDP.
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Instead, it concentrated on producing satisfying standalone tales that slowly added up to something more.
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Tthe damages reportedly added up to $2 to $3 million dollars at East high alone.
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The trustee reports that those costs have added up to about $5.5 million so far.
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But that victory added up to more than generous new salary increases and severance provisions.
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It would be making $23 an hour, which added up to about $220,2000 a year.
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So far, the tax benefits have added up to $1.19 million, according to the report.
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That loyalty has added up to 11.5 million Civic sales since 1973, according to Honda.
|
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The failures have added up despite a year of unified GOP control of the government.
|
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All of the booze plus the tax and other fees added up to around $300k.
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My mother's all-nighters added up, and she started addressing me by her sister's name.
|
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All of that added up to Baseball Reference assigning him minus-20.9 wins above replacement.
|
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But, as often happens in Hollywood, the sum added up to less than its parts.
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Over time, the differences between the experts' predictions and the economy's performance have added up.
|
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The comments mostly added up to a damning conclusion: Mr. Trump had tricked his voters.
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All of it added up to a crunchtime of high drama that was totally organic.
|
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But none of it added up to an explanation for the deadly assaults, said Sgt.
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Added up, the clips have been heard tens of millions of times on the app.
|
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In 2018, that added up to $30 billion, according to the International Air Transport Association.
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She chose not to hear and see the monstrous sum those answers added up to.
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To calculate the final score, the metric scores were added up and divided by four.
|
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Added up, the SPLC estimated that the KKK has between 5,000 and 8,000 members today.
|
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The ratings are then added up and the candidate with the most is the victor.
|
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It all added up to a lose-lose situation, though, for player and team alike.
|
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According to one official, the money saved added up to between $850 million and $870 million.
|
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What's more, we added up exactly how much it would cost you to get the look.
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Added up, little delays like these stretch editing sessions that should take 30 minutes into hours.
|
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In every instance, the evidence either hasn't added up or those implicated have issued public denials.
|
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All those things added up together, inevitably we're talking about electric cars and bikes and walking.
|
|
Uber's losses added up, given its investments in Eats, India, the Middle East, bikes and scooters.
|
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"That added up to good news for the dollar, bad news for the yen," he said.
|
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I added up the hours I'd work each week and multiplied that by an hourly wage.
|
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As the stress added up, I played hard as well to help me deal with it.
|
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If you added up the monthly cost of each service, it would be less than $50.
|
|
It added up to a 68-59 victory for the No. 18 Bulldogs on Monday night.
|
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The first batch of apps and games added up to a confusing, disjointed virtual reality landscape.
|
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Full-year 2019 revenues added up to $818 million, up 35.6% from 2018, according to FactSet.
|
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The purchases, which added up to roughly $19 million, were made through Maison Hudson River Inc.
|
|
And what, if anything, have nearly two years of late-night Trump zingers added up to?
|
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The 0003 koalas added up to more than $2000,231 in donations for Wildlife Rescue South Coast.
|
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Then came Donald Trump and a series of "missteps" that added up to something deeply ominous.
|
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As of Tuesday morning, Schwab and TD's combined market cap added up to roughly $92 billion.
|
|
As for the number of fake accounts, that's something that hasn't added up in the past.
|
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Those balances added up to about $180 million in cryptocurrency and $70 million in Canadian currency.
|
|
As the killings added up, however, the murderous message increasingly rubbed many millennials the wrong way.
|
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It then added up the percentage strongly or somewhat approving of each candidate, and compared them.
|
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The trade deficit in goods with the EU added up to approximately $151 billion in 2017.
|
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Trump's proposed cuts, Wallace demonstrated, added up to less than one-fifth of the budget deficit.
|
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All of that added up to Jake going ballistic when the winning run crossed home plate.
|
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John Gillespie of Monash University says that so far the reforms have added up to "very little".
|
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That added up to over $7,000 this past year, and I was glad to spend every penny.
|
|
The device had all the hallmarks of sugar-daddy science: It looked amazing, and nothing added up.
|
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"I've done rooms that cost $500, and I've done rooms that added up to $2,000," she says.
|
|
She knew that her films added up to a revolution in cinema, especially its portrayal of women.
|
|
Other expenses, including concert tickets and alcohol, each added up to around $13 a year, on average.
|
|
It also didn't used to be a place where the episodes connected, or added up to much.
|
|
Three years ago, the combined market capitalizations of CBS and Viacom added up to over $40 billion.
|
|
Though it's less exhilarating, it makes more logical sense to a moment that never really added up.
|
|
The scores for these metrics were added up to create a composite loyalty index for each brand.
|
|
And all of that added up to a 5-4 decision, along partisan lines, in Trump's favor.
|
|
Marquette's defense and DePaul's inability to score added up to a contest that was never in doubt.
|
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Flying during the holiday season can be stressful and expensive once all the costs are added up.
|
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The nuanced message added up to muddy guidance about the Fed's plans — and markets didn't like it.
|
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It added up to a record of 115-155 with one postseason berth in three-plus seasons.
|
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So once a week I added up all the numbers of the money that was owed him.
|
|
My rookie earnings added up to just under $10 an hour — $5 below the city's minimum wage.
|
|
Along with the messages, photos of Kobe, ballons and flowers have added up outside the team building.
|
|
There are bits of scandal which, if added up, might suggest he went to Russia for money.
|
|
In 2017, such costs added up to $55943 million, or 15.4 cents for every dollar in sales.
|
|
He received multiple consecutive sentences that added up to 98 years in prison, as did Mr. Clifton.
|
|
All the rents added up are usually more than the house would get for a single tenant.
|
|
Total revenue for the company added up to $6.69 billion versus the $6.59 billion expected by analysts.
|
|
Over time, that has added up to a huge amount of data that needs to be stored.
|
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Added up, rising health care costs are hitting nearly everyone, nullifying the nominal gains in their paychecks.
|
|
It also withdrew a hate crime enhancement that could have added up to three years, Dunnick said.
|
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"The 'aha moment' for him was when he realized what it all added up to," Clough said.
|
|
Those emissions added up to the equivalent of 21 million metric tons of carbon dioxide in 2000.
|
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Those emissions added up to the equivalent of 22015 million metric tons of carbon dioxide in 2014.
|
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You can see what that means in terms of how much that has added up over time.
|
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He then assembled a list of parts he would need, which added up to nearly $10,000, he said.
|
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Still, claims for loan forgiveness had added up while the Department of Education fought the lawsuit in court.
|
|
Jessie was facing FOUR total felonies ... which added up to a possible punishment of 50 YEARS behind bars.
|
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Basically, there was a casting issue and a likability issue that added up to a series pickup issue.
|
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All of the samples added up could fit in a small pail, with room left over for hitchhikers.
|
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It added up to roughly $17,000 in today's US dollars (if they had no income from other sources).
|
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But seeing them added up gives a hint of how large a plight Iraqis have faced for years.
|
|
In my case, $5 here and $20 there when I had extra cash quickly added up to $200.
|
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Brees completed a barrage of short passes that added up to 210 yards on 212002-of-2114 accuracy.
|
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In the dotcom era the market-share targets of internet-service providers added up to well over 100%.
|
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Over the course of 23 presidents, that added up to some extra days for which I hadn't accounted.
|
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At the "saver" redemption rates, this would have added up to over 600 million round-trip domestic tickets.
|
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Costs and benefits were then added up to a single "net present value" (NPV) for the Roadless Rule.
|
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Over four decades, the price tag for waging the drug war added up to more than $1 trillion.
|
|
I had $19,324 in personal debt, $5,146 in business debt, and my student loans added up to $27,303.
|
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The violation of my body and my being added up to a few months out of his summer.
|
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Through all the shifts and changing trends, though, Kendall Jenner's undeniable social influence remained — and it added up.
|
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In the Bundesbank's case, this added up to just over 4 billion euros at the end of December.
|
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The State Transportation Department's projects totaled $775 million, and New Jersey Transit's projects added up to $2.7 billion.
|
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Back in New York, my weekly trips to grocers like Whole Foods and Trader Joe's added up quickly.
|
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The problem is that this conception of a race "conversation" has never added up to anything real. Mrs.
|
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Have they added up the number of lives, or the amount of suffering, they could cause or absolve?
|
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That's how I figured out all of those elements, and they all added up, and I finally understood.
|
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So, fellow educators in Huntsville, Alabama, chipped in with their sick days -- it added up to 100 days.
|
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She would escape the drudgery of Kampala and the small struggles that added up and wore her down.
|
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Each business unit was assigned specific responsibilities, and the sum of all parts added up to the whole.
|
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There are a few reasons that, added up, explain why the tax has become a key repeal target.
|
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Those trips added up to more than 1,300 flights on Air Force One and nearly 1.5 million miles.
|
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How that added up to Lord Byron — among the greatest poets and reprobates of the age — is unclear.
|
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To calculate demand for allowances, it added up the total emissions projected over the period 20203 through 2030.
|
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All of which added up to the recognition that I had a surplus ability to be more useful.
|
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The United States estimated natural disasters added up to $306 billion in 2017, the costliest year on record.
|
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He said they added up to about $16,000 in cash, mostly in $100 denominations but some $523 notes.
|
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Those county convention delegate totals get added up statewide, and that's the main metric determining who "wins" Nevada.
|
|
"A mountain of issues just added up," Colombian interior minister Nancy Patricia Gutierrez told reporters earlier this week.
|
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Still, it should be noted that with everything added up, Stanton's offense has not been terrible this season.
|
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Over four decades, the price tag for waging the drug war added up to more than $20153 trillion.
|
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At the end of the third quarter, each team's points will be added up for an overall score.
|
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All of this has added up to a bullpen that had the logged a high number of innings.
|
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I'm not sure what it added up to, but it was fun — kind of like the movie itself.
|
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All the points from each person's ballot are added up, and the person with the most points wins.
|
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That added up to around $7 million in revenue for the city annually, according to the Detroit Free Press.
|
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I've added up their scores for seven summits, from 2011, when South Africa joined the official group, to 2017.
|
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All the many forms of violence against females have now added up to fewer females on earth than males.
|
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They added up to a historical narrative, complete with some strange and awkward moments — where did the trousers go?
|
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Each seemingly minor upgrade to my wardrobe and battle stats added up over time, resulting in that hefty sum.
|
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For each family type, we added up average costs based on the distribution of the age of each member.
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HOW DO YOU TAKE ALL OF THAT ADDED UP AND KIND OF PUT THAT INTO YOUR FED DECIDING CALCULATOR?
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That all added up to around $7,000, she says, not counting moving costs and furnishings for her new place.
|
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In 2006, at least 60 percent of ballots cast in the US were added up by ES&S systems.
|
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Like everything else about Surfer, I'm not entirely sure it added up to anything more than well-intentioned eccentricity.
|
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"There is not just one reason (for the profit warning) but several factors that added up," a spokesman said.
|
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That added up to between $22 and $49 million in lost wages every week in those two states alone.
|
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Woodside Petroleum added up to 1%, while peer Oil Search Ltd gained 2.3%, giving the energy sector a boost.
|
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For most of the insurers, though, the math has just not added up, which is the case with Oscar.
|
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She was very responsible and looked at her bank account every day to make sure it added up correctly.
|
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It was a trove that ultimately added up to 11.5 million individual files equivalent to 1003 terabytes of data.
|
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Two daily coffee runs, a daily breakfast sandwich, $20 lunches, and sometimes a drive-through dinner really added up.
|
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Either way, it added up to political trouble for the merger — especially in the event of a Trump win.
|
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That added up to 34 million hours of lost cross-partisan discourse in 2016, according to the study's authors.
|
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Then they waited as the scorecards were added up to see who would leave the ring with the belts.
|
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The two rounds added up to $50 million for the insurance marketplace startup space in less than two weeks.
|
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Her parents said she was adopted off the side of the road in Chengdu, so the clues added up.
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I just couldn't get the speed of these things, and consequently, it added up to a pretty high number.
|
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It has all added up to a 553 E.R.A. for the Mets, the worst mark in the major leagues.
|
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Yet if the level is so high, why have so many companies' income tax bills added up to zero?
|
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The cost of attending those events added up to an additional $10,000 to $20,000 in value for the executive.
|
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As the facts of the dream added up, I realized it was actually a memory: I had sleepwalked again.
|
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And this year, those factors — plus a plethora of good movies on offer — added up to some record numbers.
|
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Along with occasional subway rides, my transit costs added up to about $14,000 over the course of the four years.
|
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Johnson's rep tells TMZ Sports once all the toys and electronics were added up ... the bill came to roughly $20,000.
|
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On a per-person basis, this penalty added up to $695 per adult and $347 per child under age 18.
|
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Instead, it was a series of smaller quality-of-life tweaks that all added up to a more streamlined experience.
|
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All these small changes added up to make unwinding at the end of the day a calming, almost meditative, routine.
|
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At first, Halprin appeared alone; her occasional slight smile or small gasp unexpectedly added up to an entirely engrossing experience.
|
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Rather than big-bang reforms, with all their attendant dangers, these were small changes that added up to something bigger.
|
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Added up, this means that Klarna has raised somewhere in the region of $500 million in the last 7 weeks.
|
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The claim, rather, is that the odds of all possible catastrophically bad scenarios when added up represent a significant risk.
|
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It's obviously worrisome, but we've seen tweets like this from Trump before and they haven't exactly added up to anything.
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If the Dow were a typical average, prices of the 30 stocks would be added up and divided by 30.
|
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Rideshares, buses, and an Amtrak ride added up to $194.48, and hotels for two of the weddings cost $96.85 total.
|
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Though "Rome" only lasted for two seasons, the extraordinary budget and star power added up to a hit for viewers.
|
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Two years ago, I decided to gather more numbers to see whether a few anecdotes added up to something more.
|
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But that would've only added up to 30 minutes of material, so we had to come up with other stuff.
|
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The raise would be the third total this year, which together added up to over $1 billion in new capital.
|
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But little things added up over time, and soon the photo-sharing app will be operating without its co-founders.
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But in 2014, the GAO checked the EPA's math and found that the $50 per metric ton estimate added up.
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To calculate the supply of allowances, it added up its proposed program caps and offset limits over the same period.
|
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The refunds sought on the returns added up to more than $1.3 billion, an increase of $300 million since 2301.
|
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But after that buildup, Mr. Mueller stopped short of pronouncing any conclusion about what all that evidence added up to.
|
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Good or bad, Northern Irishman McIlroy's six top five results have added up to number one in the world rankings.
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This added up to a total of 18,225 hours, and included social media shutdowns as well as complete internet blackouts.
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Somehow, a theme-park ride combined with clever, madcap visuals and Johnny Depp's scapegrace showboating added up to something fresh.
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My carrot recipe alone added up to 24.5 grams of sugar, the same amount as a full Hershey's chocolate bar.
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High bids added up to over $87 million, according to oil and gas marketplace EnergyNet, which conducted the online sale.
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That added up to an almost 1 percent loss for the week, its first since the week ended April 4.
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The ten biggest defence budgets in 2016 added up to over $1.1trn, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS).
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The number of people in that group has been mostly shrinking but still added up to 22018 million workers in May.
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It all added up to the same thing: the 'Moneyball' draft class were marked men, and not just outside the organization.
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The company's total liabilities added up to $801 million on July 31st, and it had just $6.8 million in the bank.
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Bills added up after her workers' compensation ran out, and with her pain lingering, she wants to keep her health insurance.
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At the end of the 24-hour period, the measurements are added up to get a total snowfall for that day.
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The thieves managed to get away with 0003,000 pounds of Homer Simpson's favorite nighttime snack, which added up to about $46,000.
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Added up, these moves represent nearly 40% of U.S. electricity sales and almost a third of national utility carbon dioxide emissions.
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Her debt, specifically, added up to $600,000, which included past deferred salaries that she didn't take for the first four years.
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Earlier this month, Instagram added up a feature that would allow users to follow hashtags (topics) as well as specific accounts.
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Even if every healthy person in America had signed up for Obamacare on day one the numbers wouldn't have added up.
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When all the costs for keeping a goat are added up, a gallon of milk costs me just about 50 cents.
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It is a meaningful part of the equation that has added up to the current trend toward gender fluidity in fashion.
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Strong pitching and timely hitting added up to an encouraging night for a club trying to climb out of last place.
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Each box has an estimated value of over $200 — according to the website, my Spring 2019 products added up to $341.90.
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For most Porter Ranch residents, all this confusion added up to a single fact: An invisible gas was threatening their lives.
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The government said weekly net export sales of soybeans added up to cancellations of 109,800 tonnes for the current marketing year.
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All of this added up to an unpleasant living situation, but not necessarily enough to justify a 9-1-1 call.
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It was another to see, in plain type, some seventy names that added up to the viable underground of the time.
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It's added up to a trying moment for a President still searching for a path out of a controversy-laden year.
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The number of people in that group has been mostly shrinking but still added up to 2000 million workers in July.
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Together, they added up to the equivalent of handwritten tweets, a random harvest of outtakes from American culture in the present.
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Facebook's new numbers added up to more than 22009 billion fake accounts taken down in the 12 months that ended Sept.
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I finished before they did, even though the meal — and all those millions of córdobas — added up to less than $10.
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Mr. McTeague said that those, coupled with a problem at an Air Products hydrogen plant, added up to an abnormal run.
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In Puerto Rico, the official death toll from Hurricane Maria rose to 26 from 26, as piecemeal reports were added up.
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Added up, the burned land in Australia as of January 7 is about the size of the US state of Virginia.
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He explained his aggressive job cuts were meant to reaffirm the staff's traditional "mission to coordinate," but that never added up.
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He made his mark as a writer-director in 1995 with "La Servante," whose running time added up to 24 hours.
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In my tests, the five layers added up to a supportive firmness that felt good both on my side and stomach.
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She soon found that, even with insurance, the copays and costs of medication and therapies added up to thousands of dollars.
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The expenses have added up and eroded profit margins, although Walmart appears to be further along in the process, analysts said.
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The previous interaction raises a logical next question: Did Comey believe that Trump's request added up to the obstruction of justice?
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The number of people in that group has been mostly shrinking but still added up to 193 million workers in May.
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More likely it was a ton of little moments added up altogether, a bunch of things all pointing toward a bigger idea.
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The team has since resolved the issue, but those two situations added up to what podcasters deemed an unfriendly approach to creators.
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She eventually added in workouts — swimming, kayaking and long walks with her dogs — all of which added up to a 135-lb.
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All these other factors added up to the 67 percent of people who didn't put financial performance as their most important factor.
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The first, released last November, alleged widespread corruption and collusion that added up to a state-sponsored drugs culture in Russian athletics.
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So it's probably safe to assume that NBA TV's television broadcast added up to a much bigger audience than what Facebook pulled.
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So they added up all the matter they could see—stars and gas clouds and the like, all the so-called baryons.
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According to Google, April's stream received over 232 million live views, which added up to 7.6 billion minutes of live watch-time.
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Clearly, the AOL+Yahoo = Oath equation never really added up for a brand that was initially positioned to be largely internally facing.
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My own wearable in addition to Ironman's added up to a day of confidence and a sense of safety for everyone involved.
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Disney VHS tapes aren't as valuable as people think but once added up, they could get you a nice chunk of change.
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France passed better and shot better, crossed better and tackled better, all of which added up to a comprehensive blowout, 256-22004.
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But the evidence added up, and he became convinced that at least six of the Greens' 13 fragments are almost certainly forgeries.
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Additionally, small purchases — including extra granola bars and boxes of Band-Aids — spread out over six months of training definitely added up.
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A weakened global economy, shifting weather patterns and changing tastes and technology have added up to create a challenging atmosphere for snowboarding.
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In the end, though, we weren't convinced that the wolf-y symbolism and copious bloodshed added up to much of a story.
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"We could not see that the economics for the Dutch tender added up unless you are speculating in power prices," he said.
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The variety, carefreeness and layered meanings added up to a body of work with few equals in the realm of ceramic sculpture.
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The medical bills added up, and after several years of heart problems, she underwent heart surgery in 2008 for a blocked artery.
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Mr. Senatori recently added up the coverage value of 211,000 of the world's best known figures, excluding Mr. Obama and Mr. Trump.
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For the second time in three years, it added up to a dramatic last-minute win over a traditional Pac-12 heavyweight.
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It all added up to his earliest loss in a major tournament since a third-round loss at the 2015 Australian Open.
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The government also paid off the arrears that regional governments had run up with their suppliers, which added up to 503% of GDP.
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In the end, the couple did have to book some hotel stays, which added up to about five weeks of their total trip.
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Those first two years of retirement contributions, they calculated, could have added up to $150,882 in value over a 45-year work career.
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Although the Daniels payment was only $130,000, Trump's payments to Cohen — $35,000 a month for a year — added up to more than $400,000.
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I don't understand how the jury had no doubt beyond reason that all this evidence added up and/or didn't contradict each other.
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But, like snowflakes in an avalanche, shirking small tasks added up to chaos and confusion, so I learned to just get it done.
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The initial participants have already made around 2,000 reservations, which would have otherwise added up to $1 million in purchased equipment, Fernandez said.
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He pointed to additional costs of planned climate protection measures which had already added up to more than 30 billion euros ($33.6 billion).
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Parents and kids were asked to recall what the children had consumed in the previous 63 hours, and the calories were added up.
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This means Samsung will take an operating profit hit of over $27 billion when all its guidance figures are added up so far.
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It might seem small but added up over multiple queries and the extra second of re-thinking my wording becomes a major hassle.
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He pointed to additional costs of planned climate protection measures that had already added up to more than 30 billion euros until 2024.
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According to Google, April's stream received more than 232 million live views, which added up to 7.6 billion minutes of live watch-time.
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Then, after ranking by individual sin, all seven were added up, creating a list of the most and least sinful cities in America.
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Those hits added up, the researchers found: The greater the number in a career, the higher the likelihood of problems later in life.
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There were 76 jobs created by Start-Up businesses in 2014, when it began, meaning last year's new jobs added up to 332.
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That year, her expenses added up to $23,292, and she worked off that number (rounded up to $24,000) to set her FIRE number.
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Needham estimated that the share of accounts that would be "off" throughout the 12 months of 2020 added up to about 10 million.
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He passed for 239 yards, but it added up to no points as the Packers were shut out by the Ravens, 23-0.
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Through different paths, it has all added up — for both teams — to something M.L.S. has long sought: true resonance in their respective cities.
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The real question is whether that eagerness ever added up to a systematic outreach, and if so, how high up that outreach originated.
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Then they added up all those scores to gauge which cities have figured out that ever-elusive balance between careers and personal lives.
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For funsies, I did some simple math and just added up what it might cost me to just accessorize a bathroom like this.
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It added up to a perfect quarterback rating of 158.3 "Not bad for a running back," Jackson joked at his postgame news conference.
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The Obama-backed comprehensive immigration bill in 2013, which passed with unanimous Democratic support, would have added up to 40,000 Border Patrol agents.
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The extent to which this actually added up to having extra cash for a vacation hinged upon me being able to spare the funds.
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A source close to Terrence tell us ... the actor didn't believe Jussie's account from the get-go, he felt the story never added up.
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Broadcasters had been confused about how views added up when 'scopes could be watched in-app, on desktop, and on the Apple TV app.
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And over the course of the series' flawed first season, those small details have added up to something that threatens to topple the show.
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That added up to a drop of 750 gun homicides in 2014 — the most recent year the team could get data on gun deaths.
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The Dodgers won 104, including a major league-high 57 at home, and those victories added up to a final game at their place.
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When added up and multiplied by 12 months, the increase will result in an additional $800 million or so for AT&T's annual revenue.
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The delays have also led to cost overruns for the SLS program, which have added up to an extra $2021 billion, according to NASA.
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His total flight costs added up to $1,010 which included routes from London to Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai to Bali, and Bali to London.
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Triple-digit contributions from both Todd Gurley and C.J. Anderson added up to a masterful 48-carry, 273-yard, three-touchdown Rams rushing performance.
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His shooting form was pristine, all sharply drawn angles and arcs, and it added up to one of the sweetest shots of his generation.
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All those small tweaks added up to a product that feels a bit more like sunglasses and a bit less like a face camera.
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But the misfires have added up for studios, most of which have been spending more on individual films as they search for global hits.
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The upper end of that range would mean July imports still added up to close to half of their year-earlier level despite sanctions.
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If enough states did this — states that, together, added up to 270 electoral votes — then the winner of the popular vote would become president.
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It always felt like it added up somehow, and she knew she was here for a reason, even if she couldn't always pinpoint it.
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So I would sort of just ... it all added up to say, hey, you know, why not just wait and see what happens, basically.
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Mr. Arauz said that, thinking as a teacher, he turned the trip into a lesson and added up the purchases on his phone's calculator.
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She had about $40 left, and as she pushed her cart through a reopened supermarket, she added up the cost of bread and milk.
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" Those payments, he says later in interviews, started in early 2017 and ultimately added up to as much as $470,000, which included "incidental expenses.
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To better rank them overall, we gave each city points based on how they rank in Amazon's criteria and then added up the score.
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Thompson spoke 21625 days to Jackson Lee's 2900 days, which added up to at least eight hours of speaking time, according to C-SPAN.
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In all, those checks added up to $1.3 million, which were deposited into accounts that Heinel largely controlled and could distribute to various teams.
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As quarterly results spilled out this week, it became clear that it all added up to a sizable hit for Wall Street's biggest players.
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All those unique adaptations added up to make T. carnifex a formidable ambush predator and expert climber, with gripping skills similar to a koala.
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They added up, on average, to nearly 1,300 calories per week, the study authors report in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
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With Fates, though, players who wanted to see the other stories had to purchase separate games, which on release added up to about $80 total.
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" She adds: "I just want to believe that it was an issue with the harness and the kids size that added up to this disaster.
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A survey in 2016 by Deloitte, a consultancy, suggested that a combination of hiring costs and lost productivity added up to $121,000 per departing employee.
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TODAY reports that it's added up to about $70,000 worth of food over the years, which has been partly subsidized by customer in-store donations.
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She may have had plenty of rationalizations and explanations for why she tormented that young woman — but none of them added up to an excuse.
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None of these minor infractions will land you in jail, but added up, they make our world a little bit worse than it was before.
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It's the age-old business question, but when the buy added up to billions of dollars, it was, perhaps, the question for Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg.
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"The loose balls, the opportunistic 3s, Beverley made a big one and a lot of those little things added up," Jazz coach Quin Snyder said.
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Now the World Bank has looked into the matter, and as it turns out, all that secrecy has added up to very little for Australia.
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" The Oakland, California-based labor union employee started to slim down by making "a lot of small changes that added up to a lifestyle overhaul.
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The names have added up -- by the 10-year anniversary of 9/11, the airport installed a digital memorial so they could list them all.
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It reached thousands of businesses and added up to millions of dollars, some of which went to AT&T for providing the intermediary billing expenses.
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Borrowers never have to pay additional money, even if the interest has ultimately added up to more than the home is worth at that point.
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They added up to a warning: Be careful; don't be alone with this man; if you can avoid taking a job with him, do so.
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But analysts predict that when all the numbers are added up, 2017 will be the first year since the Great Recession that auto sales slumped.
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"We had our family day sale, and all of the receipts from my relatives added up to more than the amount she sent," he said.
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For these workers—whom Koullick and Kang said skewed younger, with many still in college—the costs of supplies, equipment, and travel added up quickly.
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Google said, in general, those videos had very low view counts that added up to 303,000 views between the middle of 2015 and late 2016.
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They all added up to make 63 the most expensive year on record for natural disasters in the United States, with $306 billion in damage.
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They added up to an error: She didn't have the money to support another child, but she didn't have the money for an abortion, either.
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The study, from Wakefield Research, found that $10 freezing fees had added up to about $1.4 billion in revenue for the credit agencies, including Equifax.
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A lot of midfield passing and some bad through balls has added up to nothing at all like a chance so far for either side.
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But each time, I hesitated, and a handful of hesitations that take only a second added up to years of failing to make a decision.
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We also went to the beach for her bachelorette, so the cost to get there along with the cost of the rental condo added up.
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Together, they added up to the equivalent of handwritten tweets, a random harvest of outtakes from the surreality show that is American culture right now.
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It all added up to a performance that may not win Sanders many new supporters but at least isn't likely to cost him existing ones.
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Critics were baffled by "Generation Um…" saying that it added up to a relatively empty-headed flick that lacked the forethought it was going for.
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But over the next days, he assembled a loose mesh of clues that added up to a solid net, tying the fake Word documents together.
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"When we added up how much we were spending on tolls and fuel it was the equivalent of buying a Model S," she told CNBC.
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The MSCI's emerging markets stock index rose as much as 1% to a near five-week high, while the currencies index added up to 0.3%.
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More annotations were added up to the 16th century that identify the plants in Latin, Anglo-Norman French, and English, demonstrating the book's continued use.
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I have really low confidence in my math abilities, so I took for granted that the combinations that he asked me for added up to $48.
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She pointed out that when Wade's team added up the false memories and false beliefs according to the other criteria, the rates were close to 70%.
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"I am a loyal friend, I defended my friend up until nothing added up," Beador says of the moment she realized Gunvalson was helping Ayers lie.
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All added up to the same thing: conduits to inject cash at different rates and for different durations or, by letting them expire, to withdraw cash.
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Household debt added up to $59.8 trillion in the third quarter of 229, according to the latest data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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Ride-hailing service Lyft has always offered passengers the option to tip their drivers and all those tips have added up — to half a billion dollars.
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As the hours spent watching amateur designers say "Thank you, Mood," in unison, added up, I tried to justify the way I was spending my time.
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The Trump administration's 73 percent import tariff on $50 billion of Chinese imported goods, and another 10 percent on $200 billion of imports, has added up.
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What's more, all things added up, the Secret Tesla Motors Master Plan has put the company into a $4.2 billion deficit, according to Wall Street Journal.
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Those 50.43 million Leave votes were added up in nearly 400 local counting areas that do not correspond exactly with the 650 constituencies that elect MPs.
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To calculate pay, Equilar added up all types of compensation including salary, bonuses, and stock options for companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 index this year.
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Importantly, the Senate — only hours before the vote — added up to $10,000 in state and local property tax deductions to its plan, matching the House bill.
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For the one to two nights a week that we made these splurges, the costs added up — highlighting big room for improvement in our cost-cutting.
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Injuries added up throughout 2018, and despite finishing the year with over 600 yards and 5 touchdowns in 13 games, he called it quits in 2019.
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She added up the hours she'd work each week and multiplied that by an hourly wage, subtracting this figure from what she owed the family budget.
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That added up to about 25 compulsory bed checks, the report said, that should have been carried out by guards, who never once noticed his absence.
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No wandering around a big box store picking up some odd little knickknack, or extra eyeshadow, and glazing out while the credit card bill added up.
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The 206 million vacation days that could not be rolled over, banked or paid out last year added up to about $66.4 billion in lost benefits.
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All the questions added up to one big question that hovers over every meeting and every dinner and every potluck: What is the future of bees?
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The budget measure would allow for cuts to corporate and individual income tax rates that added up to $18723 trillion to federal deficits over a decade.
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Such flourishes might have added up to something more amusing had Luc's rape and murder of a black woman not also been played for a laugh.
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To test this, I ran games or video on every device in the house (including phones, PCs, tablets, and an Xbox — that added up to nine).
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We left feeling as if we had shared thought-provoking courses — served in a well-paced order — that added up to an uncommon and satisfying meal.
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Between 2010 and 2015, the bureau estimates that Navient added up to $4 billion in interest charges to the balances of borrowers it steered into forbearance.
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Hardwicke says the resources she had added up to roughly a $10 million budget—sort of midway-ish between Thirteen's $1.5 million and Twilight's $37 million.
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Yet it all added up to a discussion about the joy, sorrow, power and responsibility women bear when they give birth to, and care for, children.
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In the process, voters aren't just casting a popular vote that will be added up with the rest of the popular vote to select the nominee.
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In 2010, that added up to about $10.6 billion in state and local taxes, according to an analysis by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.
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So last year we added up all the times any given film made someone's Sundance hot list, regardless of methodology or how many movies that person chose.
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The color, the beading, the quirky mismatched Chopard earrings, the artfully mussed blowout — it all added up to a look I'm sure to love years from now.
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A decade ago if you added up all the land they occupied, you got to an area one and a half times the size of Central Park.
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In the 1950s, soon after independence, their three annual sessions typically added up to 140 days a year, not unlike the parliaments of, say, Britain or Canada.
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In January Satoshi Capital Research, a cryptocurrency firm, declared that Bitcoin transactions in 203 added up to $220trn, more than six times the volume handled by PayPal.
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But the combined use of cigarettes and e-cigarettes added up to 13.7 percent in 113, which was similar to the number of current smokers in 2001.
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Season 7 is seven hours and 20 minutes — HBO's own Big Little Lies lasted seven episodes that added up to less than six-and-a-half hours.
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It went live on Indiegogo in 2014 and raised more than $3 million, which added up to over $70 million in funding when combined with venture capital.
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A couple of misread putts, a couple of poor putting strokes, a couple of visits to the rough and a bad break added up to a 72.
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According to Google, April's YouTube stream for Tajiri's birth received more than 232 million live views, which added up to 7.6 billion minutes of live watch-time.
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"What we did in a series of museums was make work that, as an ensemble, added up to the food chain," he said in the same interview.
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State Treasurer Ben Wyatt told reporters on Monday the underpayments added up to around A$200 million-A$300 million ($143 million-$215 million) covering 2004-2016.
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Ramsey is a microcosm of the Jaguars' defense as a whole, as several tiny pockets of regression have added up to a unit that isn't the same.
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In 2016, federal spending on everything that wasn't defense, Social Security, or Medicare added up to just 3.3% of our GDP – the lowest share in 50 years.
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I went back and added up all the votes for the US Senate since 1992, and Democrats have won 30 million more votes over that time period.
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These added up to a second caricature of a Republican health care plan that would be somehow cheaper than Obamacare, cover more people, and with better insurance.
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Those changes contributed to a fall in quarterly time spent that added up to about 5 percent on Facebook and 4 percent on its platforms including Instagram.
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Haas assured her they had added up all her living expenses before she retired at 65, and she would be fine even if she lived to 95.
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The options for my Toyota Corolla XSE added up to $1,715 and in total represented a bargain for owners wanting to upscale an already well-equipped car.
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None of this added up for Mr. Oz. "A good editor should have edited this story out and saved the world a lot of trouble," he said.
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The present value of $200 million in anticipated annual cost savings from the acquisition added up to only about $1.3 billion after tax, according to Breakingviews' calculations.
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It's also nice news for those with multiple Nest cams — each one needs its own Nest Aware subscription, so that $10 per month minimum added up fast.
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And at the January one, Warren added up the losing records of the men on stage and compared them to the winning records of the women there.
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Of course, Whitehead also had a massive jewelry haul earlier this year ... which added up to $79k, so the dude is clearly a fan of shiny things.
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Mr. Mueller, the special counsel, laid out how his team of prosecutors wrestled with whether Mr. Trump's actions added up to a criminal obstruction-of-justice offense.
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A brutal midweek sell-off added up to a collective $800 billion in value lost by the tech giants Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google's parent, Alphabet.
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Future's new "Beastmode 2," available only on streaming services, opened at No. 0003 with 73.5 million streams, which added up to the equivalent of 57,000 album sales.
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Mr. Buttigieg, Ms. Klobuchar and Ms. Warren all added up to less black support in the exit poll than Tom Steyer, who dropped out on Saturday night.
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Among heavyweight stocks, telecom firm Spark New Zealand gained up to 2% following upbeat half-yearly profit, and dairy firm a2 Milk Co added up to 1.5%.
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The points are added up nationally again and again, with the trailing candidates dropped one at a time and their points reallocated until someone secures a majority.
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It's a couple of tests and a doctor visit, and when we added up the sticker price it would cost around $10,000 [in out-of-pocket costs].
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For much of the time, the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing this week added up to exactly the kind of petty, small, negative politics that mourners at Sen.
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However, additional fees and installation charges added up so that the packages often cost a lot more than that—in some cases, up to $100 per month.
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The Washington Post reports that over the course of the past month, the total damage from his repeated dining-and-dashing has added up to over $2,850.
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A crackerjack cast and writing that knows when to drop the jokes in favor of pathos all added up to a remake that somehow felt completely new.
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Offshoring cost the US a reported $100 billion in tax revenue a year; from 2000 to 2010, tax evasion and avoidance added up to over $3 trillion.
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Using the current spot price of $1,223 per troy ounce, the gold purchases by the banks added up to a $5.82 billion spending splurge on the precious metal.
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The contemptable weakness of Congress over the past 40 years has added up to a moment where presidents of both parties can rule by fiat and, apparently, caprice.
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WalletHub added up the state and local tax rates for property tax, individual income, and sales and excise tax to calculate the total tax burden for each state.
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It added up to a 653-2 victory over Japan on Monday that gave the Belgians a spot in the World Cup quarterfinals for the second straight tournament.
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According to the CBC, Canadian carriers charged their customers $50 Canadian dollars ($38) to unlock their devices, which added up to $37.7 million CAD ($28.5 million) in 2016.
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That in combination with the game's use of the Taptic Engine that third-party companies can now write to added up to a pretty interesting little game experience.
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Depending on the teen's audience and experience, most shops typically pay $5 to $20 for a single post, which has added up to thousands of dollars for some.
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All of this has added up to growth so feeble that the eurozone economy is still not as big as it was five and a half years ago.
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Nuclear output added up to 22015 terawatthour last year, up up 21.13 TWh on 4803, when the firm had to close several reactors for long safety-related outages.
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The final category of spending we budgeted for was monthly recurring costs: travel health insurance and our two phone bills, which added up to about $200 per month.
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Last year alone the 206 million vacation days that could could not be rolled over, banked or paid out added up to about $66.4 billion in lost benefits.
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Our gender editor looks at how social media, famous accusers and a generational change have added up to a profound shift in how we talk about sexual harassment.
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"So much of our growth has been incremental, and all of these smaller moves combined have added up to more than the sum of their parts," she said.
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Then I racked up $10,20153 in credit card debt over the following two years—expensive travel splurges, not budgeting and eating out all the time added up fast.
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According to the N.R.D.C., if you added up all the various gaps, the average American home would have a 3-foot by 3-foot hole in the wall.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Senator Robert F. Kennedy and a presidential election were parts of a larger equation that added up to a nation on edge.
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It has added up to 10 French Open singles titles, and in light of the formula and his own gifts, an 11th is hardly out of the question.
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That convergence added up to a solid economic report card on Friday that President Trump was happy to present to the nation as a sign of good work.
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In an attempt to make the caucus process more accessible, Nevada Democrats added up to four days of early voting at more than 80 sites around the state.
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Under their skillful leadership, the congressional committees heard testimony that pieced together a complicated story and made it clear why the individual revelations added up to something bigger.
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The number of workers employed by the 75 organizations who provided their staffing numbers added up to 484,2232, the bulk of employees in the internationally focused financial sector.
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It all added up to more questions than answers: Did the plant's owner intentionally mislead the public, investors and regulators about the cost and timetable of the project?
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"The price problem has not allowed producers to nourish the plants with fertilizers and practice cultural care, and the drought has added up impacting the farms," Ordonez said.
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All of these numbers added up to a huge opening weekend, and that's been a trend this year: October was also a record-breaking month at the movies.
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All these factors added up to an agonizingly slow restoration of power, and the tedious process of getting electricity to remote individual homes will still take more time.
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When all the costs of the energy conversions are added up, "mining" hydrogen for use in a zero-carbon energy system has generally been a money-losing business.
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Eight years had passed since their last grand slam decider at Wimbledon in 2009, and their combined ages in Melbourne added up to the 'oldest' major final ever contested.
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Trump could only leverage his $1 billion loss — which added up to nearly 2 percent of all net operating losses in the US in 1995 — because he is rich.
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I did the math and added up 35 players who are now in the Hall of Fame and played for the Cubs at one time since their last championship.
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"I will bet you if you put up and added up all the time I spoke to her, probably less than five minutes," Trump said during his O'Reilly interview.
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But in that chamber, a one-percent victory (when all the votes from the 435 House races are added up) equates to a 85033-seat majority for the GOP.
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Intel says those, along with some other divisions, added up to $2.2 billion in revenue growth for the company last year, and were responsible for 40 percent of revenue.
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Every few months or so, I would scroll through the clips in the file to see if they added up to something larger that I wanted to write about.
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I missed two payments, which added up to $884.30, and when you factor in other bills like rent, credit card debt, and more, what I owed felt too big.
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"Berlusconi is said to have gained at most one per cent per business transaction from his Presidency, but that added up to more than a billion euros," Feldman said.
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Martial, 20, is burdened by having arrived in England as the world's costliest teenager, having cost $83 million to acquire from Monaco once all the fees are added up.
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Longtime fans hated the commute, sightlines were bad, the ice was worse, and it all added up to a building that was oddly quiet on a lot of nights.
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"Shadow Lands" was like driving too fast along a scenic road and never stopping long enough to take in the sights; it had polish yet added up to little.
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Collectively, this has added up to influence Jumia's share-price falling some 50% from its opening price of $14.50 and 80% from its high of $46.99 on May 1.
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The characters names (like Rycroft Philostrate and Vignette Stonemoss) and attempt at fantasy world-building added up to a muddled mess instead of a compelling take on the genre.
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But that still added up to Los Angeles being down at halftime thanks to a horrendous effort from the Rams' offense, with all six Rams drives ending in punts.
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Bee's outfit of high-necked, long-sleeved nightgown and chastity belt, combined with her terrified mumbled apology after every joke, added up to something both funny and rather chilling.
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Instead, according to the summary, Mr. Mueller laid out various actions by Mr. Trump that could be seen as obstruction, letting others decide whether they added up to that.
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Kardashian stocked up on items from her baby registry via Amazon Baby Registry and all of her items added up to more than $6,000, including a $4,500 acrylic Vetro crib.
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The simple one is just the diaspora, which is if you added up all the users in our global markets outside India, it would be bigger than many European countries.
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Together, those two rounds of funding added up to about $19 million, sources tell us, with GC leading a $4 million round and Sherpa putting in $15 million last fall.
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And it won't feel any better knowing that those fees have added up to enough to allow passengers—at least in theory—to buy the airline and change the policy.
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For Reggiani, that revolutionary feature all added up to one thing: 6 minutes and 52.01 seconds, the record-breaking lap time the car set in March at Germany's haloed Nurburgring.
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Matthew Chingos, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute, added up what states spent to satisfy federal testing requirements in 2012 and came up with a total of $669 million.
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"I've added up the nursing bills, household utilities, hospital visits, and so on, and calculated your minimum cost of living for a month," she told him when they got home.
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But then I think about how overpriced all that stuff was to start with—those three items alone added up to nearly $450—and I don't feel so bad anymore.
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Seeing as food could be as expensive as the £2.70 ($3.50) small latte on the Eurostar from Paris to London, it added up to quite a bit of money saved.
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It all added up to an 86-72 victory for No. 5 North Carolina in first game of the CBS Sports Classic on Saturday afternoon in the Smoothie King Center.
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In 2008, you saw this play out in the original [bank] bail out, where countries wrote these blank checks to banks, which eventually added up to many trillions of dollars.
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That added up to compelling circumstantial evidence against Mr. Lee, said James M. Olson, a professor at the Bush School at Texas A&M University and former C.I.A. counterintelligence chief.
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And though the several hundred tiny eels added up to perhaps a fistful, they were still worth $21650, said Mr. Silva, who now faces possible fines that could exceed $80,000.
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When I added up all of the things that were there, there's a pretty strong case that the public sector actually is better, it's 25-30 percent of the economy.
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Meanwhile, global miner BHP Group added up to 3.4%, Rio Tinto Ltd advanced 4.7% and Fortescue Metals Group climbed 5.5%, supported by substantial gains in iron ore prices on Monday.
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But it also prompts a larger question at a time when the broader field of digital humanities is booming: What has the Big Data approach to literature added up to?
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"I didn't play my best today, but I managed my game well, scrambled well (and) it added up to a good score at the end of the day," he told reporters.
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So you can in good faith tell Aunt Helen that no, really, you did love her present, since it added up to $40 worth of Sephora store credit in the end.
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" When Cruz and her mother were undocumented, it was "the little things" that added up she says, "like when my grandmother died, we couldn't go [back to Colombia to] bury her.
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While it's listed for an average of $250 a night (and $150 some nights, depending on when you book), with fees that added up to $392.94 for my one-night stay.
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While an extra 2 percent chance of survival compared to isolation may not seem like much, Lienert pointed out, in the current study that added up to about 100 additional survivors.
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For every 100 papers published in legitimate journals by authors in India and Nigeria, the number of papers published in bogus journals added up to 277 and a dizzying 1,580, respectively.
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The Verge was able to verify four victims whose losses added up to $25,000 — although if all of Rasa's reports are accurate, the total losses could be as high as $100,000.
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Companies have worked out that if they insert themselves into the payment process, they can nab a tiny slice of all those payments, which added up, is a crapton of money.
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These extra cases of cardiovascular disease and cancer added up to 160 million British pounds ($199.89 million) in additional healthcare costs and lost productivity between 2011 and 2018, the researchers calculate.
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Added up, students spend over 1,000 hours working on projects at GFS over those two years — the equivalent, executive director Stosh Mintek tells me, of a four-year liberal arts degree.
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You might also end up paying more if you're one of the growing number of couples having multiple wedding ceremonies, which can exceed $100,000 when all the costs are added up.
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Joining a movie series that has consistently added up to less, creatively speaking, than the sum of its parts, for once there really is more to "Bumblebee" than meets the eye.
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From the ugly truths of motel-living to the squad she's relied on to get this far, read on to see how it's all added up to this career-changing moment.
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It reasoned that discrimination by businesses had a big impact on black people traveling, even when it was a small business, since negative effects could be far-reaching when added up.
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Christine Brown and her husband, Corbin, were horrified to realize that their student loans, car loan, credit card debt, and home improvement financing added up to them owing a combined $72,000.
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It started with his nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, and despite a major set back on health-care reform, his accomplishments added up as the year went on.
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With the help of Spotrac, we added up the total cash earnings from contracts of the top athletes in North American sports to see who has made the most since 2010.
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When he added up his tuition and maintenance loans, the amount he will repay the government once he is in a secure job, it came to 46,500 pounds, or roughly $61,803.
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They found a 62 percent increase in the mortality rate in 2017, which added up to an estimated 4,645 deaths linked to the storm (with a range of 793 and 20183,498 deaths).
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"It was compelling to me to dive into why [Colton is a virgin], because things weren't adding up and I don't think things added up for a lot of people," Harrison said.
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" Those charges could have resulted in jail time, but as ZDNet reports, the judge on the case said Hutchins' good work added up to "too many positives on other side of ledger.
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It wasn't until the researchers went back and added up many individual observations made over the past 15 years that the Great Cold Spot appeared in the data as a consistent feature.
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None of Nash's complaint added up, as you've probably surmised yourself, but that didn't stop a Mission Viejo, Ca.-based personal injury law firm from agreeing to represent Nash in his lawsuit.
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When the Spotted Pig was last reviewed in The New York Times, in 2006, Frank Bruni added up the pleasures and subtracted the inconveniences to come up with a one-star rating.
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It all added up to an 88-72 victory for the Clippers — the ninth straight over Utah in its home arena and the 17th in the last 18 meetings with the Jazz.
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It all added up to the Dodgers' 24th win their last 28 games, and their 15th win at home in 16 games that pushed their home record to an audacious 37-11.
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We were late on our house payment probably five times over the course of the year, which added up to hundreds of dollars in fees (plus a dent in our credit scores).
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When organizers calculated how much it would have cost if they had hired laborers to do all that work, it added up to $2,200 for one project of about four square miles.
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For investors, Flannery's decision to cut both the dividend and the 20173 earnings forecast by half added up to a whole that was less than they judged GE be worth last week.
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It all should have added up to a celebratory Fourth of July victory for the Yankees, who instead will embark on a three-city, 11-game road trip under an unexpected cloud.
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For Nicole, it all added up to something unimaginable: Her son hadn't just died of diabetic ketoacidosis, a life-threatening condition in which the body is unable to process glucose into energy.
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The spokesperson told TCPalm the layaways added up to $60,000 but that an $80,85033 donation was made and that a "representative" of Mack's foundation, not the foundation itself, approved of employees benefiting.
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But a confluence of upbeat utterances by Mr. Draghi and other top central bankers, along with growing optimism about the long-suffering eurozone, added up to an aha moment for financial markets.
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"No one ever truly took a look at the efficacy of his plans, whether or not the numbers added up, or what they would do to the country as we know it."
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But now, Trump claims to be the leading champion of anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine, though that explanation has never added up, because the only clear target of his effort is Biden.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) National Center for Environmental Information said in a Monday report that the 2628 disasters that cost more than $28503 billion added up to $22019 billion.
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But this year Russian sales on the top 100 added up to just $36.2bn—down on the previous year and barely a third of the total clocked up by its Europan rivals.
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On the bright side, Williams Orchard stretches across 135 acres of land, so as huge as the theft sounds, it only added up to about 5 percent of its total apple haul.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) National Center for Environmental Information said in a Monday report that the 220006 disasters that cost more than $2202 billion added up to $2628 billion.
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RELATED: Michael Cohen won't have to report to prison until May, judge rules For close watchers of the federal courthouse and the Mueller team, small changes have added up in recent weeks.
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Added up across the country, Powell said, it becomes a broader risk to growth if aspiring entrepreneurs in small towns can't get the credit or counsel they need to build sustainable businesses.
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In a regulatory filing today, Yahoo attached the employment letter for its current CRO, Lisa Utzschneider, which showed a salary, stock and bonus package that added up to an eye-popping $18 million.
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At Fnac Darty, Bompard's pay and benefit package added up to 13.8 million euros in 2015, compared to 11.5 million in 2015, thanks to free shares and performance options granted in 2013-14.
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As they did, they released over a million pounds of pollution into the atmosphere, according to Air Quality Houston, a local nonprofit that added up the companies' self-reported numbers from TCEQ filings.
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Last year the earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation of the film studios at Fox, Time Warner, Universal and Viacom (Paramount) added up to $1.8bn, down from $1.9bn in 2010, MoffettNathanson estimates.
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AT&T, the world's biggest telecom company, recently released a report titled "Road to Climate Resiliency" showing total damage to American infrastructure in 2017 added up to $306 billion, the worst year ever.
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As the days added up, I began to notice strange patterns that, had my nose been in my phone, or my head filled with a podcast, I don't think I would have seen.
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The recent economic crisis on the island has put a huge dent in the federal tax revenue collected from Puerto Rico, but it still added up to $3.6 billion in fiscal year 2016.
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"In terms of making the numbers added up — yeah, there are a lot of questions there," said Bernstein, who was chief economist for Biden when he was vice president during Barack Obama's presidency.
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It offered a pair of each version of Air Jordan sneakers with the house and switched the listing price so the numbers, when added up, reflected Jordan's now-retired Bulls jersey number: 23.
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Under a previous 10-year agreement that expires in 2018, the United States provides about $3 billion a year, but lately Congress has added up to $500 million a year for missile defense.
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Because they did not go to Wells Fargo, Credit Suisse says, they voluntarily resigned, forfeiting their right to collect any accumulated deferred compensation — which for some brokers added up to millions of dollars.
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Howard released a report last year that showed a number of employees had received grants from Howard and tuition remission that added up to more than the total cost of attending the university.
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Months rolled by, and it became increasingly automatic and expected to Venmo each other for every little thing, which worked out fine until every little thing added up to one really big thing.
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As the allegations pile up, our gender editor looks at how social media, famous accusers and a generational change have added up to a profound shift in how we talk about sexual harassment.
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It is currently the most expensive midterm contest in the country, when outside spending and campaign expenditures are added up, ahead of the highly competitive Missouri Senate race between vulnerable incumbent Democrat Sen.
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But by 2014, finances became too strained as she and her family faced eviction from their Bushwick apartment when the landlord wanted to sell and housing court costs added up, Ms. Fleming said.
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The court filing revealed investigators had "reconstructed" contents from a shredding machine that added up to about 83 pages, and obtained the contents of 731 messages and call logs from encrypted messaging apps.
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From conversations I had with House and Senate Democrats during the final two weeks of the 2016 campaign, this added up to enough anger that many of them believed Comey deserved to be fired.
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With all that added up, the device is definitely pricier compared to tablets from competitors like Huion, but it's still a promising move from Wacom to make its tablets more accessible to average consumers.
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The Patriots were a dominant force for much of the season, but injuries have added up, and they lost four of their last six games, handing home-field advantage throughout the playoffs to Denver.
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In that time, I've realized that my whole life has been built atop a series of routines and habits, a collection of elements and rituals that added up to the person I called myself.
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It all added up to what multiple current and former intelligence, law enforcement and administration officials tell CNN was a state of constant contact between Russians known to US intelligence and the Trump campaign.
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As the accusations against Ailes and O'Reilly added up, Fox's work environment was painted as unfriendly and disrespectful to women, and the class-action lawsuit paints it as discriminatory against people of color, too.
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Paul Leigh of the University of California at Davis and Juan Du of Old Dominion University have added up not only the cost of care but also the opportunity costs of autism in America.
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But I can go back and say, yes the Canadian child benefit, which hit mailboxes just over a year ago ... we calculate, it added up to 0.5 percentage points onto the level of GDP.
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" Dara Nasr, Managing Director, Twitter UK, added: "Up to the minute information around severe disruption is a daily must-have for everyone, and the live nature of Twitter is the perfect companion for this.
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None of these changes felt like they added up to a massive difference in the few minutes I got to spend with the new headset, but they're all small steps in the right direction.
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But now that seems to have added up to what could be a more lasting tarnish on the company, as it appears as if many consumers and others might not give Uber another chance.
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China added up to 147 million barrels to its oil reserves in the first 11 months of 2015, according to Reuters calculations, and could expand purchases this year as new storage tanks become available.
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It all added up to a fraught beginning to the G7, which ordinarily proceeds with friendly displays of partnership and without the obvious level of discord playing out at the elegant seaside resort Biarritz.
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His housemate, the bass player Paul Raven of the bands Killing Joke, Prong and Ministry, explained that Mr. Davies was a numerologist and might be more agreeable if the digits added up to 10.
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It added up to a 3-2 victory for the Yankees, who struck out 20 times, stranded 212 base runners and managed just one hit with a runner in scoring position in 218 attempts.
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The bus pass may be cheaper than the used car payment, but what is the value of two hours of your time on your daily commute added up over a year or two years?
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Taken together, the two strong statements of US resolve added up to the most robust and explicit warning to Russia ever made during the Trump administration and appeared to mark a policy turning point.
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A separate anti-doping commission report released last November that was headed by former WADA president Dick Pound, alleged widespread corruption and collusion that added up to a state-sponsored drugs culture in Russian athletics.
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Some services like Mint will push out notices to users when a fee is paid, but sometimes it is only when it is all added up in a yearly tally that it gets their attention.
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A blend of terrific defense by 18th-ranked Texas Tech and horrific offense from West Virginia added up to a nightmarish performance for the Mountaineers in the Red Raiders' 81-50 win at Lubbock, Texas.
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And while Purdue Pharma was eventually fined for its horribly misleading marketing for OxyContin, the hundreds of millions it paid added up to peanuts compared to the tens of billions it's reaped from the drug.
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The simplest step is to recanvass the election, which basically means double-checking that county election boards across the state correctly added up the totals from voting machines before reporting them to the county clerk.
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Planes, trains, and long bus rides added up to about $14,000, including some unusual detours, like flying to the US to help my mom after an unplanned surgery and to Cabo for a friend's bachelorette.
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"We have been here two weeks trying to raise money," said Ezra Rahedi, 215.74, slowly sipping on a soda as he added up the costs of old medical bills and a funeral for a relative.
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Drinks at the rooftop bar The Crown were pricey (I'll touch more on that in a bit), and the daily destination fee added up, which was a cost associated with services that felt pretty standard.
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He cited the party's failure to turn out the base and blamed the news media for giving unprecedented attention to Trump's every move — exposure that added up to billions of dollars in free air time.
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The 2179-cent fee has added up to more than $8 million to help pay for city enforcement efforts, including spot inspections of cars and incentives to companies and drivers to choose wheelchair accessible cars.
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It all added up—lord, did it ever add up—and even made a sort of sense relative to the dystopian best practices of contemporary campaigncraft, but the scale of it once again defies comprehension.
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I just went through my monthly bank account and discovered lots of little bills, like security camera monthly payments, game subscriptions and more, that all added up to about $211 per month in extra bills.
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It certainly added up to a publicity coup for a small West Coast institute known for summer seminars at which young conservatives immerse themselves in the Federalist Papers and other classics of American political thought.
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I came away thinking it was a classic case of well-meaning people making a series of small mistakes that added up to a big mistake — and then persuading themselves that they hadn't messed up.
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Those fees added up to $2101 million in 2018, the most recent official government tally, or nearly as much as the combined salaries of the 127 primary-school teachers, assistants and administrators in the territory.
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The lawsuits describe routine mistakes and lapses in oversight that over time added up to systematic failures, eerily similar to the mortgage servicing industry's bungling of borrower accounts and property foreclosures during the 2008 recession.
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Said gifts added up to $175,000, and included parties, vacations, clothes, iPhones, golf clubs, a custom-engraved Rolex, and the free use of the supplement-maker's lake house, boat, and Ferrari, according to court filings.
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These conflicts added up to about $3.5 million in payments given to him by drug companies large and small, including Novartis, AstraZeneca, and most prominently, Hoffmann-La Roche AG, according to the NYT and ProPublica report.
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Taking account of existing plans, the new potential savings found since the takeover earlier this year added up to between 60 and 70 million euros, Chief Financial Officer Delfin Rueda said in a call with reporters.
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The Guardian went through Musk's charitable foundation tax filings from 22016 to 210 and spotted some highlights and big-ticket donations that overall added up to $54 million in the years since it started in 2001.
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As the video of the robot in action demonstrates, even when able to simulate how the rocks will stack ahead of time using 3D models, the bot's towers still occasionally toppled as small instabilities added up.
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If the total block grant funding added up to $22019 million, that would mean a 3 percent cut in Meals on Wheels' overall funding, but an 8 percent cut in the federal contribution to the programs.
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It dawned on me that even though I earned a small fortune when I was committing crime, if you added up all the hours I was going to spend in prison, it still wasn't worth it.
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"If we added up all the ROIs from these things, our clients' business should be doing a lot better than it is," Leece said about how ad-tech companies' pitches don't directly translate to clients' goals.
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I.O. — contended that the law added up to a seizure of their property since they were now required to provide union benefits like collective bargaining to workers who opted not to pay the equivalent of dues.
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In the study, published Thursday in the journal PLOS Genetics, different genetic variants were added up to create a genetic risk score, which was found to be lower in thin people and higher in obese people.
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Their efforts added up to a lot of social media activity and a few events in meatspace, in which the Russians had the clever idea to organize demonstrators on both sides of our great American divide.
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In his view, it all added up to a single word, "crisis," with a lone solution, building a wall — a point he emphasized in a discussion with the crime victims, law enforcement officers and McAllen residents.
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Mitchell Trubisky locked in right from the start, and it added up to one of his best performances as a pro, not to mention a rare win for Chicago against Detroit and an NFC North rival.
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But little things added up over time: disagreements over tweaks to their product, staffing changes and how over the last year Mr. Zuckerberg asserted more control over their business, which had essentially operated independently inside Facebook.
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And when all the interest and fees of a subprime loan are added up, even a used car with mechanical defects and many miles on the odometer can end up costing more than a new car.
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His behavior on the road added up to hundreds of dollars in fines for speeding and a suspended license, which led him on a recent Friday afternoon to the Suffolk County Traffic and Parking Violation Agency.
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It all gets to be pretty pricey when added up, and there are probably so many good, genuine people out there not signing up due to the mere fact that they have £200 to spend elsewhere.
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Still, that all gets to be pretty pricey when added up, and there are probably so many good, genuine people out there not signing up due to the mere fact that they have $200 to spend elsewhere.
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Citadel, the $211.5 billion Chicago firm led by billionaire Kenneth Griffin, charged pass-through fees that added up to about 22016 percent in 22007 and 1003 percent in 2100, according to another person familiar with the situation.
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The HBO miniseries Chernobyl, surprisingly popular among Western viewers, may have been so successful precisely because it showcased how failures of a few individuals, combined with the failure of the Soviet system, added up to the catastrophe.
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But the good news couldn't counterbalance deepening concerns over China's economy and plunging oil prices, and another day of losses — about 1 percent in all three major indexes — added up to Wall Street's worst week since 2011.
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Surveys of airport passengers show that net EU immigration in the 12 months to June 2018 added up to an estimated inflow of 221,21 people, compared with 22016,22018 in the year before the June 217 Brexit referendum.
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It's got all the same features, true 2200-degree coverage, and a similar look to its little brother, with extra punch and battery life added (up to 26 hours on one charge so you can party hard).
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The Three Lions had 27 attempts on goal to Slovakia's four and 11 corner kicks to none for Slovakia, and they recorded about 200 more passes — all of which added up to a zero on the scoreboard.
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"Well, everything has added up to his incompetence over the last few months, and I don't think the American people should stand for it any longer," a woman interviewed in New York by the Associated Press said.
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Although the Trump administration and its allies failed to fully repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) last year, they took a number of smaller steps that added up to a big problem: The ACA is now weaker.
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And that is what it added up to—a virtually shut-down campus, more than a half million in state-funded "security measures," and weeks of hollering and debating and preparation, all for one fucking neo-Nazi.
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It wasn't until the New York Times published its blockbuster report that detailed the inner workings of an alleged smear campaign to deflect criticism of Facebook from progressive activists that the string of unfamiliar threats added up.
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There was a wearying repetition to the vocabulary, which included an assortment of actions that never quite added up: a handstand with a bent knee, a limping walk and — moderately exciting — a hop with a twisting torso.
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Sean McElwee, who co-founded Data for Progress and has not endorsed either candidate, said he felt the different campaign styles of the two candidates, even as they hit similar themes, added up to different electoral prospects.
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"The process in which they chose Kucinich was not at all transparent, and the anemic performance and turnout for him — even though [Sanders] didn't endorse — added up to something that undermines his own brand," the person said.
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These include: building a promised 5,000 Model 3 sedans per week by the end of the second quarter; curtailing or deferring high spending that added up to $3.4 billion in capital expenditures in 2017; and improving gross margins.
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On Thursday, the bank had given figures in an IPO prospectus for existing and potential claims that added up to 1.65 billion euros, with nearly 650 million euros in existing claims and 1 billion euros in potential claims.
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But this week's announcements added up to additional funding of only £15m for community care, and £67m for digital services like online therapy—small beer considering the scale of the problems and of the prime minister's avowed ambitions.
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Mr. Berhalter said the rebranding and unveiling added up to one of the costliest marketing efforts in the federation's 102-year history — reaching seven figures and far outpacing a standard news conference unveiling that might cost around $30,000.
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But some alterations in main cast talent, a report that Druckmann scrapped eight months of Hennig's work on the game, and several subsequent delays to its release all added up to a bad situation, from an external perspective.
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The bill added up to an additional $6900 trillion in federal discretionary spending over 2628 years — $28503 billion in the first two years, including $22019 billion for the military and $90 billion for disaster relief to the states.
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It further broke down that dollar amount (which added up to $203,819,600) into four spending categories: education and awareness (38 percent), direct care and service (30 percent), public policy and enforcement (25 percent), and corporate policy (7 percent).
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The researchers added up the budgets of all the major organizations in the conservative political universe — including think tanks, lobbyists, and fundraising groups — and looked to see if there had been any big changes over the same time.
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They didn't inspect individual variants to see if each clearly had an impact; instead, they added up the influence of hundreds of thousands of variants in people's DNA, even if they had a very weak influence at best.
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That added up to 21989 million hours of lost cross-partisan discourse in 20133, according to the study's authors, who analyzed location information from more than 22013 million smartphones and voting results from more than 22018,2845 precincts nationwide.
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Streams of wool and knit bumped up against each other in swingy dresses; prints were fractured geometries; sleeves belled out just a bit below the elbow; and it added up to more than the sum of its parts.
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If you added up all the Americans who have ever died, plus those yet to be born, plus those currently alive, the sum would be fewer than the number of Americans who descended upon Windsor Saturday, May 19.
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The study, which focused on the disadvantages of African-Americans, Latinos and Asians, added up the costs of inequalities in health and premature death between 2003 and 2006 and came up with a price tag of $1.24 trillion.
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Audiences seemed to agree with critics, who largely reviled this updated version of the classic story: Ticket sales added up to about $9.1 million between Friday and Sunday, for a total of $14.2 million since arriving on Wednesday.
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Another source familiar with the matter confirms his story that he brought in the LeSports deal but said Skully was rapidly running out of cash and it was down to the eleventh hour determining if the numbers added up.
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But the original Budweiser beer has been losing market share since 1989, the victim of the rise of several different trends that changed what and how Americans drink: All this has added up to a tough market for Budweiser.
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It added up to a 22011-22009 New York victory over the Tampa Bay Rays in the opener of a three-game series relocated from Tropicana Field to Citi Field because of Hurricane Irma's impact on Florida's Gulf Coast.
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Rubio Rubio's stronger than-expected showing in Iowa added up to the best morning of his campaign for the Florida senator, who landed in New Hampshire with a big smile on his face in the early hours of Tuesday.
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Large swathes of empty seats and just 2,802 spectators added up to a flat atmosphere inside the arena that a day earlier had been rattling with excitement for a women's hockey game between a united Korean team and Japan.
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GREENSPAN: WELL FIRST OF ALL, WHAT WE DO IS INSTEAD OF LOOKING AT PRICE EARNINGS RATIOS, WE STRUCTURE OUR ANALYSIS IN TERMS OF EARNINGS PRICE RATIOS, AND THEN WE CAN GET VARIOUS FACTORS, WHICH ADDED UP, GIVE THE TOTAL.
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The ECB took bold easing steps, including an expansion in asset buying and a deeper cut to already negative deposit rates that added up to far more than the market had expected and that should have weakened the euro.
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The study, which was published in the journal PLOS Medicine on Tuesday, added up the conscientious vaccination exemptions (CVEs)—non-medical reasons to not get vaccinated—across the top 296 metropolitan areas in Texas schools between 299 and 21900.
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The amount of energy expended during both interval workouts was about the same, the researchers calculated, even though the 20-second intervals added up to more total time at peak intensity (120 seconds) than the shorter intervals (90 seconds).
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But Fields never really explained how all these disparate initiatives — Ford Smart Mobility's portfolio included a shared shuttle service called Chariot and a bike-sharing business — added up to a coherent plan to prepare Ford for a disruptive future.
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Benatia just got a yellow for persistent infringement — basically, a handful of fouls that added up to one yellow once he rolled Ronaldo at midfield — and they just lost Guedes and had to be bailed out by their goalkeeper.
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That includes China, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam -- all major trading partners with the US whose cumulative exports and imports added up to more than $1 trillion in trade with the US last year.
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Daniel Robertson's grand slam and the first career start by Sergio Romo added up to a 5-3 win for the Tampa Bay Rays over the Los Angeles Angels, their sixth in a row, Saturday night at Angel Stadium.
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For instance, she realized that the two of us — a child and a senior, both petite females — added up to one extra-large appetite, so ordering a Big Breakfast to share made better sense than ordering separate, smaller meals.
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Glimpsed serially in a 15 minute film, these responses added up to a semblance of a socially appropriate person, and skipped the endless testing questions and self-involved rhetorical loops that make him so exhausting to spend time with.
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Bauxite miner South23.7 Ltd added up to 1.1 percent after it said it would buy a 50 percent stake in the Eagle Downs metallurgical coal project in Queensland state from state-owned China BaoWu Steel Group for $106 million.
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" As for what she misses most about Zack (one of her three biological children; her other 11 children were welcomed through adoption), Delilah said, "He had more energy than all my other kids added up — just larger than life.
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The toll as he walked into what was once the doorway added up: A totaled Harley-Davidson Super Glide, a molten fire safe with its contents smoked away and fire-stained pottery collected by his wife over the years.
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The antennae scatter the light falling on them in such a way that, when the individual changes are added up, the combined effect is the same as if different parts of the beam had passed through the lens at different speeds.
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For one, the cost to build a high-end phone is rising: the parts inside an iPhone 4 from 2010 added up to under $190; the parts inside last year's iPhone XS Max came out to $390, according to IHS Markit.
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My rent for a fourth-floor walkup (where the kitchen I shared with my roommate was actually a hallway) and living expenses added up to approximately $1,700 a month, which I often couldn't achieve on my own with my intern salary.
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On Sunday, the rapper and a group of friends reportedly went to three different hot spots in New York City, where they racked up a collective tab that added up to over $110,000, according to the New York Post's Page Six.
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The bigger picture has been a somewhat grim one for the digital music industry: although digital has overtaken recorded, physical music as the primary way that people "purchase" and consume music today, the economics of the business have never added up.
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"So all these things have added up and people are nervous about where the economy is going – we don't (know) whether we are heading into a slower growth period of time or recession or something even worse than that," he added.
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Although the costs vary widely across the country, takeout and food delivery alone amounted to more than $2,000 a year, on average, the personal finance site said, while buying coffee on the go added up to more than $700 annually.
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The discussion reminds me a bit of a friend who refused to watch Mad Men because she felt its depiction of misogyny, no matter how thoughtful or critical, ultimately just added up to a normalization and endorsement of that misogyny.
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HuffPost on Saturday reported based on newly released documents that Pence's hotel stay, travel, Secret Service protection and extra security measures added up to at least $325,000 in taxpayer dollars, not including the cost of local law enforcement or emergency services.
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I just mean the only details that have been confirmed are that both DeMario and Corinne were drunk, sexual contact between them was filmed, and at least one third party thought that combination of circumstances added up to workplace misconduct.
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Yet throughout the campaign most media coverage gave the impression that Mr. Bush was a bluff, straightforward guy, while portraying Al Gore — whose policy proposals added up, and whose critiques of the Bush plan were completely accurate — as slippery and dishonest.
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Added up, these stories are a call to see design more clearly, to appreciate what is all around us, but also to realize the delicacy of ingenuity — that none of it had to be quite this way, and yet it is.
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Cesarean births are mentioned in history and literature going back to antiquity, but the severe pain and stress, loss of blood and likelihood of infection usually added up to a death sentence for the woman, if she was not dead already.
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" All of this added up to a "coherent program for the male rebellion: a critique of marriage, a strategy for liberation (reclaiming the indoors as a realm for masculine pleasure) and a utopian vision (defined by its unique commodity ensemble).
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After taxes, my take-home pay added up to around a hundred bucks a week, and after every pay cycle, one of the only indulgences I allowed myself was a bi-monthly visit to the neighborhood Jack in the Box.
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He never suggested that Trump's routine attacks on decency—his depictions of immigrants and Muslims as sinister invaders; his mockery of everyone from disabled reporters to sexual-assault victims—added up to something more consequential than any piece of legislation.
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Last year, just a few miles from Kerman, two men were arrested in association with what may be the largest bee heist ever, a three-year crime spree that added up to nearly a million dollars' worth of stolen bees.
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His irrepressible passion for people, all people, his brilliant curiosity about every-single-thing-on-earth, his gargantuan generosity of spirit toward friends and strangers alike — they added up to a man who was superhuman yet completely human at once.
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Altogether, it has added up to the most assertive attempt by Mr. Biden and his camp to extinguish questions about his son's business activities since Mr. Trump began raising them as a campaign issue, often in false or exaggerated terms.
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To determine the cost of attending a game at the home stadium of all 32 teams, GOBankingRates added up five common expenses for attendees: average ticket price, cost of parking, and the price of a beer, soda and hot dog.
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The model said that by the end of the first day — once she had added up the totals from the receipts sent to her Instagram inbox — she had encouraged the donation of about $5,33 to charities focused on Australia's fires.
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In previous primaries won by Trump, most observers looked at the vote totals, added up the non-Trump votes, and assumed that Rubio could consolidate the rest of the field and take first place once everyone else left the stage.
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Los Angeles, for instance, told Frontline and the Washington Post that its reforms — which were part of the costliest and longest reform effort by the Justice Department to date — added up to about $300 million over 12 years after 2000.
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In the new study, the researchers followed two groups of participants for 12 weeks: One group worked out for 10 minutes (including intense intervals that added up to a minute), and the other for 103 minutes (at a moderate, even pace).
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At a news conference at the Paris Motor Show earlier this month, Ghosn and Daimler AG CEO Dieter Zetsche said their joint efforts added up to substantially more savings by allowing them to expand their individual product portfolios and enter new markets.
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It all added up to produce the fifth Game 7 of the 2010s: more than the 1990s and the 2000s combined, and a fitting end to a decade of World Series joy for some starving franchises and painful near-misses for others.
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They sent the samples to a lab for testing and then compared the fat content in the corn popped in canola shortening and in coconut oil, as well as added up all of the fat in butter-topped, coconut-oil-popped corn.
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Now with 2200 million accounts up from 22 million just 2000 months ago, that added up to a huge cost for Robinhood since it doesn't demand a trading fee like the $250 to $2000 that incumbent competitors E*Trade and Scottrade charge.
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And as more of us confront subscription overload and try to weed out the entertainment we can live without, it's helpful to have a reference for how much these things cost — not just by month, but also added up over a year.
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The investment bank added China's decision to suspend purchases of U.S. agricultural goods and its decision to allow the yuan to breach the psychologically-important level of 7-per-dollar "added up to a swift and meaningful response" to Trump's latest tariff threat.
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To market ears, that all added up to a strong argument for keeping rates unchanged for the foreseeable future and the dollar fell 1 percent against yen and around half a percent against the euro as Asian and European markets came back online.
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All day, they had watched Fowler keep up a steady stream of conversation with his partners, Sergio Garcia and Kevin Na, even as the number of putts trickling past the cup added up to one of the worst scores of the round.
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It all added up to a feeling of a White House that is hurtling out of control and a President who is becoming increasingly emotional and vexed at a time when he faces mounting legal and political pressure from special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Investors added up the costs of higher tariffs on Chinese and U.S. goods as well as the effects of severe U.S. restrictions on China's Huawei Technologies for the U.S. technology sector, sharply driving down shares of suppliers Qualcomm, Micron Technology and Broadcom Inc.
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"It ain't happening," said the Senate's top Democrat, Chuck Schumer A new study found that a chain of islands near Australia was covered with mountains of plastic — some 414 million pieces that added up roughly to the weight of a blue whale.
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In Seattle, a group of about two dozen cultural institutions — including the Pacific Northwest Ballet and the Seattle Opera — added up their attendance in 224 and compared it with the attendance at home games for the city's football, baseball and soccer teams.
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It added up to his spearheading a comeback win that preserved home court advantage on a night when the Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo, the presumptive favorite for the N.B.A.'s Most Valuable Player Award, had moments where he very nearly resembled a human being.
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That higher wage applied to a vast amount of private employment, so it has added up to a lot: For each $1 the government paid out in wages, workers earned an additional 50 cents to $4.50 from higher wages in private sector jobs.
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Beginning in 228, British Columbia created a labor-based tax incentive that at its peak, when combined with a federal film program, added up to a staggering 58 percent tax refund for all visual-effects labor costs incurred by movies using local workers.
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Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, or Ebitda, in 2016 added up to roughly 45 cents for every $1 item on the menu, versus about half that for the rest of the industry, and a better margin versus the previous year.
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Here is what is happening on Friday: Biden's campaign was celebrating a $1.2 million one-day online fundraising haul, the most contributed by small-dollar internet donors since his campaign launch last year, when similar contributions added up to more than $6 million.
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All those strands together — pop culture and technology and social movements — were linked by the theme of women choosing their clothes according to their own needs, and added up to what seemed to me a major and probably meaningful change in fashion.
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But in Malta the mission did not encounter the boyish technocrat once slated to replace Donald Tusk as president of the EU Council in Brussels, but a different man entirely: an uncompromising prime minister whose story, Giegold conceded, no longer added up.
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" This section of the report is more than 100 pages long and explores these, among other, topics: In the end, though, Mueller concluded that none of these contacts added up to "an agreement to commit any substantive violation of federal criminal law.
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It was early afternoon and the mayor had been describing her efforts to convince Commissioner Roger Goodell that a public gift of 55 acres, major improvements and private financing added up to a heck of a deal for his private enterprise crew.
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Smith believes the combination of emboldened party leaders, a more partisan political environment fanned by outside influences on lawmakers and the growing homogeneity of political parties that has seen cross-party coalitions disappear have added up to a moment of fevered confrontation on Capitol Hill.
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There is gratitude for the ride that he had, which added up to five big-league seasons spent with three teams, and there is somewhere down in the subtext a certain wry understanding that the course of that ride was not really his to choose.
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If you're curious as to how much an entire cartful of Oprah's must-haves might cost, we've done the math: Last year's 2017 lineup added up to almost $12,200, and this year it's reached a whopping $14,460 for all 104 of her most-loved merch.
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By the time we added up all the tasks and the amount of time they would take, Sarah's core dilemma was clear: She'd need to either clone herself or miraculously add eight more hours to her day in order to meet her own expectations.
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To market ears, that all added up to a strong argument for keeping the Fed's rates unchanged for the foreseeable future and the dollar fell 1 percent against yen and around half a percent against the euro as Asian and European markets came back online.
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Considering living expenses (rent, electricity, food, etc.) in New York added up to about $2,000 a month and I was earning about $2,200 after taxes, a significant portion of my day-to-day consisted of pinching pennies, living paycheck-to-paycheck, and stressing about money.
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Under scrutiny, Mr. Ryan's prescriptions for reforms and savings have proved to be glossy variations on the tired Republican tactic of more tax cuts favoring the rich over the middle class, while his budget-cutting proposals have never added up to his grand promises.
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The report discussed the trifecta of traits it found added up to their success: They know how to take smart risks; they are obsessively focused on their businesses, which allows them to see opportunities others missed; and they think longer-term than less wealthy CEOs.
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According to a report from German newspaper Bild, the Reimanns forced as many as 175 Russian citizens and French prisoners of war to work for them in Nazi-era Germany, which added up to about 30 percent of its total workforce at the time.
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In the afterglow of his landslide reelection victory in 1936, President Franklin D. Roosevelt unveiled on this day in 1937 a court-packing plan that would have added up to five justices to the Supreme Court with the approval of the Democratic-controlled Congress.
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"I spent 2628 years on an assembly line in Cedar Falls, Iowa, and probably if I got a 28503-cent tax cut every week, I wouldn't know at the end of the year that that added up to $22019 more in my pocket," he said.
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That all added up to a massive PR campaign on behalf of the cuts that elided all of the bill's negative consequences, like the decision by Kleenex maker Kimberly-Clark to use its tax windfall to fund a plan that included laying off 3123,000 workers.
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The SEC, in part, aimed to gather data from the experiment that could show if the rebates, which added up to around $2.5 billion last year, create conflicts of interest by giving incentives to brokers to send customer orders to the exchanges that pay the biggest rebates.
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If you typically itemize, you can run a quick calculation to see if it's still the right call this year: Grab your returns from 2016 or 2017, and see if your deductions added up to more than $12,000 if you're single, or $24,000 if you're filing jointly.
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It all added up to the finish of a 223-373-237 week for Nashville (22016-2151-11), which is 6-0-3 in its last nine games and has crawled within six points of St. Louis (35-20-20163) for third place in the Central Division.
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Some stupid, lab-monkey part of my brain looked at a game that added up to one of the best games of 2016, maybe one of the best games of this decade, and decided that I didn't want to be buying a game for $10 per level.
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The total from this week alone dwarfs the entire volume of dividend recapitalization deals from both the first quarter of 2270, which added up to US$21m, and the fourth quarter of 22015, which saw US$2610m of volume, according to data from Thomson Reuters LPC.
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Consider this 250 SIT study, in which Gibala and his co-authors followed two groups of participants for 12 weeks: One group worked out for 10 minutes (including several intervals that added up to one minute), and the other for 50 minutes (at a continuous pace).
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And yet, as the E.R. visits added up over the years, I gradually curbed my initial feelings of panic and dread—partly because no one can live in a state of crisis forever but also because, by and large, my father bore his infirmity with insouciance.
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"It may have felt like we weren't changing much this past year, but those hundreds of little changes added up to more predictable and sustained growth we will now use as a foundation to be more inventive and take bigger risks," Mr. Dorsey said Thursday morning.
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Somewhat like this: The plastic that wound up not recycled or in landfills in 2017 added up to about two pounds per person, or the equivalent of 100 plastic bottles, according to a calculation by Jan Dell, an engineer and founder of the Last Beach Cleanup.
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Since just after the 2012 election, political punditry has been almost Calvinist in its certainty about 19803: The electorate was predestined to have a particular demographic makeup, and each demographic group would turn out and vote a particular way, and the math added up to Republicans being toast.
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A birthday, then the holidays, then a vacation, then a 6-month deadline to write an emotionally grueling memoir about my less than perfect childhood; all the eating, social eating, emotional eating, new couple eating, all the little temptations of life added up, and I lost my way.
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The judge denied Tesla directors' motion to dismiss the case at the pleading stage, concluding that shareholders' allegations about Musk's voting interest, outsized influence at the company and domination of the SolarCity deal process added up to an inference that Musk wielded the power of a controlling shareholder.
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The Mueller report and the question of what, if anything, the candidates would do to hold Trump accountable if they were elected added up to just under four minutes in the June debate (all in the first night) and six minutes in the July debates (the second night).
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After that, I downloaded a budgeting app that added up all my debt, spending, and income, and the resulting big red (negative) number that indicated the net total of how much money I (don't) have was plenty to shock me into finally creating and sticking to a budget.
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Andy Slavitt, a former top health-care official in the Obama administration, warned on Twitter Thursday that the administration's "sabotage" of the law added up to what he called "synthetic repeal," meaning a range of small steps that add up to repealing ObamaCare even if Congress doesn't act.
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His own idea of "going private" appeared to be a strange fantasy—a hybrid of public and private that ultimately added up to Musk never having to take earnings calls, while retaining all the benefits of staying public, like maintaining access to capital markets and a diversified shareholder base.
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For one week, Rob Gronkowski's absence added up to the New England Patriots playing with three wideouts, one tight end, and one running back for their base set, and that meant Mitchell and Chris Hogan were on the field for all but about ten of New England's offensive plays.
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Crosby's injury, a generally low-scoring year, that big game that nudged Benn past John Tavares on the final day... it all added up to a perfect storm that opened the door for a very good player to earn an honor that's supposed to be reserved for the greats.
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"It's all these little things that are part of infection-control practices that when they are added up can create an environment for an infection outbreak," said Patricia Hunter, the Washington State Long-Term Care Ombuds, who addresses complaints from residents and families and pushes for improvements in facilities.
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It was a sweeping and complex criminal enterprise: brothels in Brooklyn, where 13-minute sexual encounters added up to more than $21 million in profits in a 20-month period, and nail salons in Queens, where managers, runners and agents placed bets in an old-school numbers racket.
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As the victims added up — Ukiyo, belly sliced open; Oscar, decapitated; Charlton, head and tail missing — Mr. Jenkins and Ms. Rising recorded the deaths, collected remains, performed post-mortems, and approached the police, but it was their petition of more than 40,000 signatures that led to an official investigation.
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But once I realized how many cups I was drinking now that I could make unlimited amounts of coffee at home and actually added up how much the pods were costing me (not to mention how much space they took on my counter), the savings weren&apost much.
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That the worldwide headquarters of Jehovah's Witnesses is in the United States and that its publications are mostly prepared there, Ms. Fagan added, "all adds up to a big conspiracy theory" for the increasingly assertive F.S.B. For Mr. Sivak, it has added up to a long legal nightmare.
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And even though the expenses — vet visits, food, supplements, and toys — have added up over the years (they've even lost security deposits on apartments), neither Megan nor Logan could have anticipated the tough decision they'd have to make when one of their dogs suffered an emergency vet visit.
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Those are just a few examples on a long list of expenses that, under the old tax code, employees could potentially write off — provided that those were expenses for which their employer didn't reimburse them, and that added up to more than 2 percent of their gross income.
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Even as the sale came in at a much lower price than the $3 billion initially expected by analysts, it helped Thyssenkrupp exit steelmaking in the Americas - which once comprised CSA and an Alabama plant that was sold in 2014, and that added up to 8 billion euros over the years.
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The data supplied information about some of the 4,500 slave laborers who worked at a munitions factory during World War II. YoHa wrote an app that could count the workers' total lung capacity and then play the sounds of the artists' breathing to illustrate how much breath that added up to.
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Thankfully, the past 12 months added up to a remarkable year for new albums, whether you were pumping your fists to Beyoncé's independence-declaring Lemonade, nodding your head to Pinegrove's Americana-anthem collection Cardinal, or wrapping your brain around Chance the Rapper's quick-witted, big-hearted verses on Coloring Book.
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The payments added up to about $2.5 billion collectively last year and critics of the regime, which include some of the world's largest asset managers, say it may cause brokers to send customer orders to the exchanges that pay the most, even if those customer orders might get better results elsewhere.
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The ECB took bold easing steps that added up to far more stimulus than the market had expected, but President Mario Draghi's comment that he expected the bank might not have to cut rates further fed concerns that officials were running out of ways to weaken their currencies and raise inflation.
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If a respondent said they simply wouldn't be able to or would have to borrow money, sell something or neglect other bills to do so, they were included in the share of people for whom coming up with the money would be a challenge, which added up to that alarming 40%.
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With Mr. Clinton, every significant possible witness had been interviewed by the investigators of the independent counsel Ken Starr before Congress took up the issue, and the question before the Senate was really about interpreting the facts and deciding whether they added up to high crimes worthy of removal from office.
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The sound of thundering hooves, the looks of disbelief on the First Order officer's face when he realizes they weren't using speeders, the space horses themselves — it all added up to a moment that called back to Star Wars' western roots and gave the audience something they'd certainly never seen before.
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In analyzing the data of the election given to us by the C.N.E., we discovered that when the votes from 95.3 percent of the polling stations were added up, we had won, but that in a small number of the polling stations — 4.7 percent — something very strange had taken place.
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Together, those three insights added up to one terrifying theory: that if social change and physical threats coincided at the same time, it could awaken a potentially enormous population of American authoritarians, who would demand a strongman leader and the extreme policies necessary, in their view, to meet the rising threats.
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Games, design, and technology projects have added up to more than three-fifths of the total dollars pledged to the platform since its inception, and some employees worried that Kickstarter was becoming a catalog for gadgets like the Coolest Cooler and the Pebble smartwatch — "a cooler version of SkyMall," as one put it.
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Add Prendergast's convincing sense of how to keep the action moving from one panel to the next, and the young friends with whom I shared this book didn't stop to wonder if the elements added up; they wanted to know what would happen next, and they turned the pages to find out.
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That suggests that hardware rakes in at least $2 billion, but could theoretically be a bit more: Google's hardware businesses are lumped together with subscription services like YouTube Premium and YouTube Music Premium in Google's "Other" category, all of which added up to a total of $17 billion of revenue in 1553.
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It added up to a major crisis for a cabinet member who, despite months of criticism over costly first-class travel and other practices, had aggressively helped the otherwise tumultuous Trump administration achieve one of its central goals — the rapid rollback of regulations covering climate change, clean water and the use of chemical pesticides.
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There is little question that the leagues riled the gambling industry with their initial proposal for requiring the use of official data and royalty fees, which could have added up to around 20 percent of revenues, said Joe Asher, chief executive of the United States arm of William Hill, an international sports betting book.
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The off-Cher (Sherm?) songs, the fact that none of the terrified, dead-eyed queens had ever done a Cher impression before, and the insane final number in which they attempted the Watusi in front of a bunch of glittery foamcore cockroaches added up to the kind of triple threat that warrants a restraining order.
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While he almost always sided with the liberal wing of the US Supreme Court, he agreed that the Constitution, and subsequent laws and decisions, added up to a coherent view of a just state, and that it was up to judges not only to interpret individual laws but to think about the legal implications of that fuller picture.
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They have a pair of All-Star guards, two effective young centers and the rapper Drake cheering from the sideline, which has somehow added up to many people overlooking them in favor of teams like the Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets, who were perhaps a bit more exciting even if they were not quite as effective.
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He's struck out more batters in his brief spell in Buffalo so far than he has at any level for several years (22015%, compared to 22015% in 214 in 22015 Triple-A innings in the Cleveland organization), and producing a groundball rate over 230%, which has added up to a tidy 903 ERA on the season.
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Here are some of the linked items: A "Cinderella" mirror: $1,252 Metal and marble bar cart: $647 A bottle of bath elixir (she has several): $33 A framed piece of art called "Dreams of Stone": $303 That feathered crystal chandelier: $3,560 I added up all of the linked products, and the grand total comes to $16,681.
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Current pledges, when added up, put the planet on pace to warm 3 degrees Celsius or more above preindustrial levels, an outcome with a far greater risk of destabilizing ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica, higher levels of sea-level rise, more destructive heat waves and droughts, and the loss of vital ecosystems like coral reefs.
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The ride was the sightseeing — helping us save up to $1,408, according to the Budget Your Trip website's estimate for the average daily cost of entertainment for two budget travelers in the US.That said, we did have biking expenses that added up to about $300 in costs — the price of getting 34 flat tires along the way.
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Though my coworker and I had both devised ways to avoid the staffer beyond professional interactions (I had taken to strategically wearing headphones), there was something about the daily drip of passive-aggressive jabs, the unnecessarily personal remarks, the pointed, belittling questions interrupting our workflow — all under the thin guise of professionalism — that just added up for me that day.
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When Trump dropped a few tweets with typos in them on Wednesday — again, a very normal Trump thing to do — QAnon followers went deep looking for hidden messages from Trump, noting his misspelling of "smoking" as "smocking" had a conspiratorial meaning and that multiple typos added up to a hidden message about, of course, Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation.
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And Walker wants to spend $6.8 million on an out-of-state ad campaign to help attract workers for the Foxconn plant All told, Wisconsin Alderman Bob Bauman added up the full cost to taxpayers, in a speech before a Common Council committee, and landed at $4.5 billion, according to Urban Milwaukee (the publication estimated the costs itself at closer to $4.1 billion).
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Their increasing ambivalence about what Gilead has meant for them (while still believing in the cause on a societal level), the ambiguity over whether Serena betrayed Fred, that long conversation in the woods about who they might have been, had the US not fallen — they all added up to the best episode for these two in a long, long while.
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It all added up to renewed questions over the President's views of wartime service as he pays his second visit to Vietnam, this time to try and extract a nuclear deal from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Unlike his past three predecessors, Trump has not weighed in at length about the US legacy here -- of agent orange, unexploded ordnance and millions dead.
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The independent Ross Perot and Republican insurgent Pat Buchanan claimed NAFTA would produce "a giant sucking sound [of jobs] going south" (Perot), that we've "wrecked the country with these kinds of deals" (Perot), that the deal added up to "anti-freedom, 1,200 pages of rules, regulations, laws, fines, commissions — plus side agreements — setting up no fewer than 49 new bureaucracies" (Buchanan).
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With the exception of the guy who thought that Ethan should have been more personally responsible (in utero, I guess, although I've never been sure how best to explain that concept to an 8-week-old fetus), the vast majority of people were either in shock at just how high the lines on the bill had added up or else they were staunchly on our side.
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As he and Catovic characterize it, the name-calling, telling Juniors parents to speak English, hecklers yelling "Here come the future criminals" as the kids took the field, all added up to something depressing but something he and fellow coaches tried to navigate through—not least because they had little expectation that the local soccer authorities had any will to deal with the issue.
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Nothing that Cambridge Analytica did to help the Trump campaign target swing voters (and there's reason to think it didn't do as much as it claimed) had anything remotely like the impact of this #alwaysTrump tsunami, which probably added up to more than $2 billion in effective advertising for his campaign during the primary season, a flood that drowned all of his rivals' pathetic tens of millions.
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Reforms have been slow and gradual, but they have added up over the years and have transformed the country: The economic despair of the 1990s, when the collapse of the Soviet Union and the loss of its aid plunged the country into the worst recession in its history, has been left behind, and many Cubans, especially those who are self-employed, now enjoy a modest prosperity.
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"The campaign added up to a hugely effective attack on the E.U. that led to the agreement being halted for months and made the Netherlands look very bad — and, for a while, it even looked as if the deal wouldn't make it, and that would have been the ultimate foreign policy victory for Russia," said Sijbren de Jong, an analyst at The Hague Center for Strategic Studies.
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