It's bumped up high school graduation rates over time — and it's bumped up college completion rates, too.
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Meditor had earlier bumped up its stake from 12.29 percent.
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In 2006, it was bumped up to 20 percent by 2010.
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Code of Honor was bumped up to second and Tacitus third.
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However, it bumped up slightly its operating profit and revenue estimates.
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But this model bumped up against the law in several ways.
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DJI has also bumped up the battery capacity on the Osmo+.
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After the holiday season, however, individual balances bumped up another notch.
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That would be bumped up to 2668 under the proposed changes.
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Class-A players will be bumped up to $500 from $290.
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The theoretical maximum transfer rate therefore gets bumped up to 20 Gbps.
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According to the docs, he'll be bumped up to $20k per episode.
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As a result, he bumped up his maize harvest by 3003 percent.
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Conversely, the firm also bumped up its guidance for Switch software sales.
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The price, in turn, has been bumped up to $219 from $149.
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The matter may eventually be bumped up to a three-judge panel.
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Australia were bumped up to second and the Japanese quartet took bronze.
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Disney eventually bumped up its offer, purchasing Fox assets for $71 billion.
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Yeah, but once I get bumped up on that road it's tough.
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Very few people could pay $15,000 to have SAT scores bumped up.
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The new Suburban adds a more sophisticated suspension and bumped-up proportions.
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Use a nine-volt adapter, and it's bumped up to 15 watts.
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It also bumped up its dividend by 10 percent to 36.6 cents.
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His new employer has already bumped up his wages twice in 22015 months.
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BC 1715+425's troubles began when its galaxy bumped up against another.
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Tesla bumped up the performance times it quotes for the car in 2017.
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She reiterated her buy rating and bumped up her 12-month price target.
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Meanwhile, the Unlimited tier was bumped up to nearly $200 in some markets.
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Now for the same price, that plan has been bumped up to 2TB.
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And the campaigning started so early that it bumped up against the midterms.
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The company has bumped up the global launch of Disney+ by a week.
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For 2020, the lifetime gift and estate tax exemption was bumped up again.
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From there, farmers get bumped up to larger plots based on their performance.
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He very rarely bumped up against people who thought differently than he did.
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Because every team gets bumped up one spot for not signing Kris Russell.
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Fundraising and polling qualification thresholds have been bumped up once again for November's debate.
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Prediction: A Westworld horse with its intelligence bumped up to like 6 or 7.
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The storm's Saffir-Simpson rating was bumped up to Category 4 on Thursday morning.
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A five-year delivery delay and developing its own engine bumped up the bill.
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By high school, I had bumped up against the limits of my natural abilities.
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Rockefellers knocked elbows with Vanderbilts and Whitneys; dukes bumped up against earls and barons.
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LG&aposs head of Mobile has now been bumped up to CEO, Engadget reports.
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Meanwhile, Jeff Lewis Live was bumped up to five days a week from three.
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It's been bumped up to the same great 12-megapixel version on the 9.73s.
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Meanwhile, the company bumped up its monthly user count to 317 million people worldwide.
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Goldman also bumped up its 12-month price target to $394 a share from $391.
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A couple have already appeared on eBay, bumped up to £100 [about $145] a shirt.
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Last year, worker pay at the retail giant was bumped up to $9 per hour.
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Bundled with their new flow meter, those prices get bumped up to $279/$329 respectively.
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For Pence, his favorability rating bumped up 7 points to 57%, from 50% pre-debate.
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Now, that package has been bumped up to $3,000 at the time of vehicle purchase.
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Don't worry—the Sun will enter Gemini soon, and you'll be bumped up the list.
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The 21st annual promotion bumped up the number of passes it sold this year tenfold.
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Regeneron bumped up the lower end of its full-year sales growth forecast for Eylea.
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The increase bumped up Mackenzie's pay to $4.66 million from $4.55 million a year earlier.
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S&P 25 futures bumped up against their daily 240% loss limit before rebounding slightly.
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It bumped up against 2,800 again in mid-March but failed to hold the level.
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Energy bumped up January's headline CPI, and it should be more muted in February's number.
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They've overreached on occasion and bumped up against resistance from the political establishment in Washington.
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Financials rose 27.1% after brokerage Citigroup bumped up its price targets on the big banks.
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After the first year at $5.99 per month, Hulu subscribers will be bumped up to $7.99.
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Once workers complete the program, called Pathways, their salary is bumped up to $10 an hour.
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This caused Adesanya-Silva, the scheduled co-feature, to get bumped up to the main spot.
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In addition to the newfound portability, the specs have also been bumped up across the board.
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Their initial filing range was $803-14/share, which eventually bumped up to $16-18/share.
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We all know that getting bumped up to first class can seriously improve a long flight.
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It's definitely more of a mid-range phone this year thanks to those bumped up specs.
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Abbott bumped up its adjusted 2016 profit forecast to $2.14- $2.24 per share from $2.10-$2.20.
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Its front camera gets bumped up to 27.1-megapixels, while its battery size remains the same.
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If it's a hate crime, that gets bumped up to life without the possibility of parole.
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The original court had an even six justices, which Congress bumped up to seven in 1807.
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The EPA bumped up the volumes after the U.S. government revised its 2017 gasoline demand forecast.
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We negotiated her level of care because bathing assistance bumped up the monthly price by $1,000.
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She stayed in the same job for six years while several other men were bumped up.
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Caterpillar reported record second-quarter earnings per share Monday and bumped up its full-year forecast.
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The Trump administration already bumped up reimbursement for Medicare Advantage plans by 3.4 percent in 2018.
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The Colts' home game against Denver that same day was bumped up from 4:25 p.m.
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Instead, publisher Henry Holt & Co. bumped up the book's publication date up four days from Jan.
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Now, the target rate has been bumped up again, according to people involved in the conversations.
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Micron shares rallied another 10 percent on Monday after Nomura analysts bumped up its price targets.
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The government bumped up against its statutory limit on borrowing at just under $20 trillion in March.
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They bumped up the number of nominees in the top categories to broaden whose faces we see.
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In August HTC bumped up the price of the HTC Vive VR headset by £70, for instance.
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If 3,000 people participate, that multiplier gets bumped up to 3x Stardust when capturing those same types.
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Brian Schneider was bumped up from his assignment as Class AAA manager to take Rojas' old job.
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Mr. Martelly was bumped up in the election results so that he could compete in a runoff.
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It means he's been bumped up from Commander of the British Empire to Knight; a nice thought.
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It noted Zaslav received a one-time stock option grant in 2018 that bumped up his compensation.
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These bundles bumped up the cost of the SNES Classic from $80 to $100, or even $120.
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But, if they exchange it for another Samsung phone, that credit incentive is bumped up to $100.
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With the Carsons on their honeymoon/long-awaited sex-fest, Thomas has been bumped up to butler.
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Energizer Holdings Inc has bumped up one of its in-house counsel to the top lawyer spot.
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Then in 2012, as part of another tax deal, the rate bumped up to 40 percent again.
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As the iPad moves into its seventh generation, the 2099″ model is being bumped up to 220″.
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But that too appears to be getting bumped up, so to speak, because of the positive outlook.
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These are the consumers who have stuck with the marketplace as premiums have bumped up and down.
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Fiscal stimulus has bumped up growth this year but will fade next year and in 2020, Kaplan said.
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NBC chairman Robert Greenblatt also confirmed that Season 1 has been bumped up to a 16-episode order.
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For the new year, the IRS has bumped up the individual income tax brackets, adjusting them for inflation.
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Last year, costs were bumped up between 5 cents and 20 cents depending on the drink and location.
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When it was turned back on in 2015, its range was bumped up to 225 million light-years.
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Achilles Chen, an analyst at Cathay Financial, said the government's bumped up forecast was in line with expectations.
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Members had it bumped up precedence tables in 1985 and often weigh in on who should get it.
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The energy on board bumped up from a 10 to roughly a 14 with his presence on board.
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Disneyland workers making minimum wage were bumped up to $15 an hour at the start of this year.
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And those who do get bumped up to the top of the waiting list due to their donation.
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It's bumped up max ISO to 102400 and includes built-in shake reduction to keep the sensor stable.
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The third home — a 1950s-style ranch — bumped up Drake's Hidden Hills acreage to a cool 6.7 acres.
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Though this may have been paid through an insurer, it could have bumped up the club's premium regardless.
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We look more like a third-world country, where poor and rich are bumped up against each other.
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Raymond James bumped up its price target on Walmart shares, to $107 per share from $100 per share.
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Platinum bumped up 0.53 percent to $965.60 per ounce while palladium fell 0.85 percent to $877 per ounce.
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This is precisely why Bernie Sanders has a ceiling (of support) and he just bumped up against it.
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She alleges that she stayed in the same job for six years while several men were bumped up.
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Since, his merit scholarship has been bumped up, and Brookhaven and Cold Spring Harbor both extended their scholarships.
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Users can have their file size capacity bumped up to 2.5GB if they signup for a free Firefox account.
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In addition, the limits for individual retirement accounts have also been bumped up for the first time since 2013.
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The base model got bumped up to 4GB of RAM and 64GB, and a 128GB variant will be available.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve bumped up its GDP forecast to a 2.4 percent pace from a 19923 percent rate.
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Then he took them into Photoshop and artificially bumped up the exposure to take a look at the noise.
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Al Avila, bumped up to GM after serving as Dombrowski's assistant, said yesterday that he doesn't set game times.
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The tax rate on estates over that threshold, now $5.45 million per person, was bumped up to 40 percent.
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May's anemic 23.8,000 gain got bumped up to 24,000 while the strong June number moved from 287,000 to 292,5.43.
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From the start of March, the state government bumped up fines and will require cyclists to carry photo identification.
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The company bumped up the yield to 5.3 percent from its initial 5.25 percent, but sold it at par.
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The Postal Service on Wednesday bumped up its year-ago forecast by 10 percent for the 2017 peak season.
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O, significantly bumped up its 210.3 adjusted profit forecast, and its shares rose more than 11.173 percent on Thursday.
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For wildfires, 22019 installations are at risk currently, a number that is bumped up to 43 over 20 years.
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The acquisition helps 22U consolidate its university footprint, which will get bumped up to 22 from its previous 36.
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That production bumped up the role of Harrison Howell, Lilli's fiancé, from vague Southern gentleman to MacArthur-like general.
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Boss bumped up his same-store sales estimates for Kohl's to 1.5%, which far outpaces Wall Street's forecasts of .
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The United States Open at Pinehurst in 1999 bumped up against the due date of the couple's first child.
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Third was teammate Denny Hamlin while Team Penske's Brad Keselowski bumped up from fifth to fourth following Jones' disqualification.
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But if you haven&apost bumped up your contribution rate lately — or ever — now is probably a good time.
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Those numbers are bumped up to 201 miles and 103 miles, respectively, with an optional power tank add-on.
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The IWM ETF bumped up against $160 earlier this month after failing to break through in July and September.
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Reddit's grade has been bumped up to a "D+" since the feature exists, but it is difficult to find.
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But no operating system is fully secure, which is presumably the reason Google has bumped up its bug bounty.
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For example, more law enforcement agencies participated in hate crime reporting this year, which might have bumped up the totals.
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Customers on the waiting list for the Tesla Model 3 sedan may have been bumped up in line a bit.
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However, 22015 remained at 22008 percent while 2019 also was bumped up a notch, from 1.8 percent to 1.9 percent.
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The biggest change is the processors, which Apple bumped up to Intel's more efficient and battery-friendly Kaby Lake chips.
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The company also announced plans for a new $235 billion share buyback and bumped up its cash dividend by 28%.
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The company also announced plans for a new $2500 billion share buyback and bumped up its cash dividend by 246%.
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The company also announced plans for a new $2275 billion share buyback and bumped up its cash dividend by 2000%.
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Both Clinton and Trump have bumped up their support among those who did not back them through the nomination process.
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Additionally, Ross noted that the Knicks could have raised ticket prices, as well as bumped up its revenue from sponsorships.
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According to Cedars-Sinai, requests that take a while to fulfill would then get bumped up the chain of command.
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Continental's 2015 Russian exports accounted for 19 percent of annual production, which it bumped up to 30 percent by 2016.
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LHP Clayton Richard will be bumped up to Tuesday and Luis Perdomo to Wednesday before the Padres get Thursday off.
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The changes go into effect from this April and Facebook's first bumped-up UK tax bill will arrive in 2017.
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The DLX's price has been bumped up $10 to $39.99, and the device is due in stores fall this year.
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Rose Namajunas getting bumped up to the main event at UFC 223 ... but Max Holloway stepping up is even sweeter.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve bumped up its gross domestic product growth forecast to a 2.4% pace from smaller estimates previously.
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At Zoom, instead of paying that normal $82, the company bumped up the reimbursement to the full charge of $125.
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Bang & Olufsen has noticeably bumped up the bass response from the first edition while retaining impeccably clear and prominent highs.
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In the wake of Mr. Trump's rise, Mr. Wasserman has bumped up that forecast to between 10 and 20 seats.
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And on Wednesday DocuSign revised it again and bumped up the range to $26 per share to $28 per share.
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In addition, insurers bumped up premiums because of increased costs associated with having to accept applicants with major medical conditions.
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The numbers for April and May were bumped up to show there were 47,000 more jobs created than previously reported.
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One would think that all the Facebook news could have bumped up Facebook's own apps in the App Store's rankings.
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ISO has been bumped up a fair bit, doubling from 6400 to 12800, and as promised, autofocus works ridiculously fast.
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It bumped up against the wealthiest residential neighborhood in the city, where Edith Wharton lived and found her richest material.
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The president's approval on his handling of COVID-2628 bumped up from 28503 percent to 22020 percent in that time.
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The crime was originally charged as an assault with a deadly weapon, then bumped up to attempted first-degree murder.
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If your limit is bumped up to $4,0003, though, and you still spend $1,000, your utilization rate drops to 25%.
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With that win, Pavel's record against Druids bumped up to 12-0, an impressive number for anyone playing the game.
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AVID bumped up the offer to A$2.345 for each Villa World share from A$2.23 a share offered mid-March.
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Hoskins signed up for Medicaid in early 2447 but recently transitioned to marketplace coverage when disability checks bumped up his income.
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Hinton joined Grey's Anatomy in season 9 as a recurring character and was bumped up to series regular the following season.
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The worm in this sense being style clout, first picks on what's available, and affordable prices before they get bumped up.
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The storage (which is entirely solid state now), isn't user replaceable, but can be bumped up to 2TB on the site.
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It retains the same octa-core CPU and GPU, but the clock speed has been bumped up to 2.3Ghz from 7103Ghz.
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She was sensibly bumped up to 25th seed and has fully vindicated that decision, winning all six sets she has played.
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Goldman Sachs economists Thursday afternoon bumped up their expectations for the jobs report to 200,000 nonfarm payrolls, following the ADP report.
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The front-facing camera has been bumped up to eight megapixels and now sports faster auto-focus and better facial recognition.
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In South America, USDA bumped up its estimate of the Brazilian soybean crop to 13 million tonnes from 110 million tonnes.
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Yet it is often wildly inaccurate: Nigeria's GDP was bumped up by 89% in 2014, after number-crunchers adjusted their methods.
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The company's $9.99-a-month two-device plan gets bumped up to $10.99; the four-device $11.99 plan is now $13.99.
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He had bumped up against the intransigence of Pennsylvania's Republican-controlled legislature and the raids and bans of the Trump administration.
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He could feel it sink slowly through the fluid-filled space above the knee until it bumped up against the joint.
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The original scan of the print I used was a little transparent, so I just bumped up the levels in Photoshop.
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And, if they find that you have a habit of doing this, that range is bumped up to $10,000 to $25,000.
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The campaign stressed opposition to Trump, identity politics, and progressive cultural positions that bumped-up against politically and socially conservative outlooks.
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Trump's favorability has bumped up as well, 41% say they have a favorable opinion of him, up from 36% in September.
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According to a lawsuit, Noel says he was making $62,700 per year and, in 2006, he got bumped up to $68,000.
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This is bumped up to $500 if the infringement also included some form or retaliation or punishment for not responding to emails.
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While Meural actually bumped up its annual subscription after getting acquired by Netgear, the company is also continuing to release new hardware.
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In worlds populated by many superheroes, there's always a floating question about why more threats aren't bumped up to the heaviest hitters.
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U.S. crude sank 523 percent on Wednesday as a supply glut bumped up against bearish financial reports that deepened worries over demand.
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Its processor has also been bumped up to a 53GHz octa-core and it now has dual rear 13MP and 5MP cameras.
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A quiet little update from Microsoft overnight, as the company bumped up a key spec on its 13.5-inch Surface Book 2.
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Still, the company bumped up the lower end of its fiscal 2016 profit forecast – to $4.45-$4.55 per share from $4.35-$4.55.
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"Â After Evancho agreed to perform at the inauguration, the album "bumped up to 11,000 copies sold in the week ending Dec.
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If Kelly, 46, takes over the fourth hour, Gifford, 63, and Kotb, 52, will be bumped up to the 9 a.m. slot.
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The film "Postcards from the Edge," based on her memoir about Debbie and Carrie's relationship, has also bumped up in iTunes' charts.
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Evercore ISI, with an outperform rating, bumped up by 9 percent its 12-month price target on Amazon to $1,965 per share.
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Concerns over a widening U.S. fiscal deficit and accelerating inflation have bumped up U.S. bond yields, sending emerging markets into a tailspin.
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The Atlanta Fed on Tuesday bumped up its expectations for second-quarter growth all the way to 4.1 percent from 3.6 percent.
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The company later "bumped up its quality-control" and added more on-site inspections when clothing arrived at the brand's Canadian headquarters.
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At school I went through the standard demo beat on a Casio keyboard bumped up to 200BPM fucking about with mates stuff.
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When Caplinger bumped up the investment return to 7% — the average annual return in the stock market — there was a marked difference.
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This very citrusy mint tea gets bumped up a notch with 12 whole cardamom pods and some orange blossom and rose water.
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The energy sector also bumped up 0.7%, with the country's biggest oil and gas firm Woodside Petroleum gaining as much as 612.13%.
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One tidbit: He bumped up the price tag, which he'd calculated at $419 a share, to $420 because it was more auspicious.
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These investors also bumped up allocation to stocks, raising their exposure to 24 percent and riding the market's volatility during the spring.
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Microsoft paid its first dividend to shareholders in 2003, and it has generally bumped up its quarterly dividend every year or so.
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That perspective alone might have otherwise bumped up her quote for Crazy Rich Asians from what would typically be a lower level.
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In writing about artists of Asian descent I have repeatedly bumped up against codified prejudices in both the art and literary world.
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"The economy has been strong, and forecasts for next year have been bumped up due to the tax cut, " said Professor Auerbach.
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The standard tier, which allows subscribers to watch on two screens at once, will be bumped up from $9.99 to $10.99 per month.
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Like the Webster Hall show started in the basement and then…Yeah, it got bumped up like three times and kept selling out.
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But the latest Reuters poll of 65 currency strategists is the third consecutive survey that forecasters have bumped up their euro calls slightly.
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The maximum amount you can put away in your individual retirement accounts has also been bumped up for the first time since 33.
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In fact its performance across all three tests actually bumped up against that of the i7-123K, a CPU that costs $150 more.
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They bumped up the minimum wage for federal contractors to $10.10 an hour, providing an estimated 200,000 low-wage workers with a raise.
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Online financial advisory platform Wealthfront recently bumped up its FDIC-insured cash account interest rate from 2.29% to 2.51%, which according to Bankrate.
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The biggest improvements come with the phone's camera, which has been bumped up from a dual rear camera to a triple-camera array.
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His retirement cheque, at first the same as his final salary, is bumped up every time current court workers get a pay rise.
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The current rate, bumped up for the first time in more than nine years in December, ranges from 0.25 percent to 0.50 percent.
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Additionally, BTIG analyst Brandon Ross noted that the Knicks could have raised ticket prices, as well as bumped up its revenue from sponsorships.
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In previous years, tablet sales had been declining by single digit numbers, but this year that's been bumped up to the double-digits.
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The processor has also been bumped up from a 2.3GHz Core i5 to a 2.5GHz Core i7, and the processing is suitable zippy.
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Crude rallied to its highest level since March 1 on Monday after Bank of America and JPMorgan bumped up their forecasts for oil.
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Approval for Trump's handling of the economy bumped up 2 points to 43 percent, while disapproval declined by 3 points to 41 percent.
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Even as it's bumped up recruitment from other firms, UBS's total adviser headcount around the world has been dipping over the last year.
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Hsich wants to pinpoint which women are at the highest risk, so they can be bumped up in the line before they die.
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Statscan bumped up its estimate of last year's canola harvest to 18.4 million tonnes from 17.2 million to account for the extra supplies.
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At the same time, interest rates have climbed and tariffs put in place by President Trump have bumped up the cost of materials.
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In the new CR-V, the length, width, height and wheelbase are all bumped up by an inch and a half or so.
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Godley's scheduled start will be bumped up a day as the Diamondbacks juggle the rotation around the birth of Taijuan Walker's first child.
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So in this case, by repeating a claim that has been shown to be misleading, Trump's assertion gets bumped up to be considered false.
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Actually finding content that takes advantage of the bumped up quality might be difficult, as we're still in the fairly early days of PSVR.
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Similarly, now that we have USB 22, those numbers are getting bumped up again to USB 3.03 Gen 23.0 and USB 25 Gen 23.2.
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In addition to raising the prices of older computers, Apple has significantly bumped up the starting price for its all new MacBook Pro range.
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Cuts have also bumped up costs for those paying for their own care, whom providers increasingly use to subsidise residents funded by the state.
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"Consider allowing travelers to be bumped up to economy-plus seating or even business class depending on the length of the flight," suggested Fichtelberg.
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The first big change is that the FDA has bumped up the application due date by one year for FDA approval of flavored products.
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Lockheed Martin on Tuesday bumped up its 2018 forecast and reported strong first-quarter earnings on the back of steady business with the Pentagon.
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Each time they've bumped up against those caps, Republicans and Democrats have compromised and increased both defense spending and domestic spending in equal increments.
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It was a little easier to get tickets to concerts in Cleveland, a little easier to get bumped up to the premium hotel rooms.
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While the Federal Reserve bumped up short-term interest rates late last year, yields in the bond market continue to remain at depressed levels.
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As a fifth-grader, he attended a USC football camp and was quickly bumped up the eighth grade group, where he won MVP honors.
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If the limit were bumped up to 2, 8, or 100 megabytes, Bitcoin's capacity problems would be solved instantly — at least for a while.
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Bumped up to 1440p and then upscaled to 4K, the marvelously realistic environments showcase incredible detail, and the lifelike character performances are a delight.
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During the five-month transition period since his July election, Mr. López Obrador has bumped up against reality on several of his signature promises.
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The graphics chip has been bumped up for higher screen resolution and can support ray tracing, which adds more realistic shadow and lighting effects.
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"Nobody was quite perhaps willing to say it was unsafe, but we really felt like the limits were being bumped up against," he added.
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But detectives can receive strong recommendations for years, as the three black detectives in the complaint did, and not get bumped up in grade.
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Continuous shooting with the mechanical shutter has been bumped up to 15 frames per second, an improvement over the 11fps in the previous camera.
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Analysts marginally bumped up their projections for 20.6950 months to $20.6100 while retaining their outlook for six- and 23-months at $0.7300 and $0.7500.
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It bumped up the platform's planned May launch to coincide with cricket's Indian Premier League season, which usually drives a boost in Hotstar's viewership.
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Pfizer also bumped up the lower end of its revenue forecast to $52 billion from $51 billion, while reaffirming the upper end at $53 billion.
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That gets bumped up to $165,000 at retail level on the US's streets, according to figures from the United Nations Office On Drugs and Crime.
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After unexpectedly resilient economic data for March, some analysts have bumped up growth forecasts for 2019 and scaled back expectations of additional policy support measures.
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" It came one day after Europe's largest bank HSBC said in a report it had bumped up the Southeast Asian country to "neutral" from "underweight.
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With the pent up demand for the X in mind, Apple might have bumped up the timetable for the decision to bring Face ID everywhere.
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GE said it now expects higher industrial revenue growth and bumped up earnings per share by 5 cents to between 55 cents and 65 cents.
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Revisions knocked off 93,000 jobs from previous months' counts, with September getting bumped up from 191,000 to 208,000 and October moving from 161,000 to 142,000.
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CSL bumped up its annual net profit forecast to between $1.68 billion and $1.71 billion, compared with February guidance of $1.55 billion to $1.6 billion.
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The Fire TV also supports Dolby Atmos audio, and has bumped up to faster 24GHz processor compared with the 225GHz processor in the older model.
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Last year the American was bumped up to 25th seed despite being ranked 183rd after returning to the Tour following the birth of her daughter.
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The fact that this is a T-Mobile designed solution means that it's primarily focused on voice, so calls get bumped up over other functionality.
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I mean, like let's say you follow a ton of celebrities, it's not gonna be like they're bumped up to the top of your feed.
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RHP Lance Lynn (right elbow) has been bumped up to Double-A Springfield on his rehab assignment and will make a start there Wednesday night.
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On the other hand, ECB bumped up its growth estimates for Europe and removed a reference in its policy statement on further interest rate cuts.
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So on August 1 these miners didn't implement the segregated witness code change and just bumped up the amount of data each block could store.
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I don't know if it was a bidding war, but I think the advance got bumped up by the time it got to Sub Pop.
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"Vibrator Nation" focuses more narrowly on women-owned vendors, wrestling with how their activist mission bumped up against the demands and constraints of the marketplace.
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Moreover, the initial 7.5 billion euros ($8.5 billion USD) package has been bumped up to 85033 billion euros ($11.38 billion), according to the Financial Times.
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Those would be bumped up to $50,183 for individuals and $100,000 for couples who file jointly, up from current levels of $25,000 and $32,000, respectively.
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There are some differences in sensors in the group, including, most notably, the S20+ wide angle, which is bumped up to a massive 108 megapixels.
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Wisconsin Republicans Kevin Nicholson and Leah Vukmir, who are competing to face off against Baldwin, each bumped up their fundraising by $200,000 from last quarter.
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Airlines for America had big issues before Congress, such as reauthorizing funding for the Federal Aviation Administration, and bumped up its spending by 34 percent.
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At the same time, the U.S. deficit is growing and would be bumped up even more by the Senate budget deal, if it passes Congress.
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In the U.S., New York software engineers saw their pay bumped up by 232% on average, while San Franciscans got a salary boost of 6%.
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Late Thursday, a bumped-up 12 million shares of the cloud cybersecurity firm's initial public offering were priced at $16 each, above the estimated range.
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In contrast, Schindler's Finnish rival Kone on Thursday reported higher than expected first-quarter sales, and bumped up its 2019 outlook, citing strong orders in China.
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The S20 Ultra retains the 12GB of RAM for its 128GB configuration, but can also be bumped up to 16GB of RAM with 512GB of storage.
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On Friday, the government bumped up its official tally of the total U.S. output of goods and services in the first three months of this year.
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Would it be so bad if our transit agencies got a little saucy and made some splashy video ads, as long as it bumped up ridership?
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The Atlanta Fed bumped up its growth estimate for the January-March quarter by two-tenths of a percentage point to a 22 percent annualized rate.
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Free-falling food prices in the wake of a strong agricultural harvest, as well as lower unemployment, bumped up sales of supermarkets, hypermarkets, foods and beverages.
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When the government reopens, the assumption is that GDP will be bumped up by roughly the same amount it was depressed by, with few lasting effects.
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Last month, Twitter also bumped up the earnings potential from Super Hearts, by allowing broadcasters to keep more of money they made through Super Hearts sales.
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In the budget in November, Philip Hammond, the current chancellor, bumped up the transitional loans to which claimants are entitled as they await their first payment.
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I tamped down the highs (which I found somewhat papery out of the box) and bumped up the mids slightly, but your sonic preferences may differ.
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So instead of just budgeting one big purchase, now you have three smaller purchases that have only bumped up the bill and made budgeting even harder.
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He served as CEO of CBS Television from '98 to 2003, and was eventually bumped up to chairman and CEO of the entire company in 2003.
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But the best upgrade is the screen: it's still 2.5 inches, but the resolution has been bumped up to 640 x 640, good for about 256ppi.
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In the process, he bumped up his scoring average to 27.8, fifth in the league and more than five points better than his previous career best.
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They're saying, 'Go back to your country' because that's what the adults are doing... So this stuff is happening, which is why we've bumped up security.
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Her demonstration that every challenge is an opportunity for growth bumped up against my misconception that a successful life was marked by a smooth, unimpeded path.
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Sykes was appointed to the Wisconsin Supreme Court in 22006 and was bumped up to the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals by Bush five years later.
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August was so stacked for new TV that I would normally have bumped up a couple of the below to full reviews in most other months.
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They would lose the next night, after Chambliss was bumped up to seventh in the order, and after that Martin resorted to a more conventional lineup.
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But for customers who originally signed up in 2016 for $35 per month, being slowly bumped up to now $65+ feels like a bait-and-switch.
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Storage hasn't changed, with both 64 and 128GB options for both models; RAM has been bumped up to a default 33GB from 4GB last time out.
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Those odds, bumped up from the 1 in 1,000 chance of collision predicted Tuesday, now take into account the long booms on one of the satellites.
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AlibabaUmansky makes a similar argument for Alibaba, which he invested in five years ago and has bumped up to the second-largest position in the fund.
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But the iPhone had already been struggling in China, even before the country's economy showed signs of slowing and the weak Chinese yuan bumped up prices.
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Boeing has flown to a quarterly profit and bumped up its full-year earnings outlook as a result, sending shares surging more than eight per cent.
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CDB's heavy issuance of US$1.6bn this week bumped up the January total to US$9.6bn, still down 52% year on year, according to figures from ANZ.
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Refinitiv's economist poll suggests that average hourly earnings bumped up 3.2% from last year, which would make June the ninth consecutive month with wage growth above 3%.
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According to Mackey, workers making $303 or more currently will be bumped up by $1, while Team Leaders in the same situation will receive a $2 increase.
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The report comes from a supplier, which says that the screen size hasn't been determined, but that it could be bumped up to a 10-inch size.
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The 4K had a 4/3 sensor, while the 53K has been bumped up to a Super 35 sensor (similar in size to an APS-C sensor).
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According to Bloomberg, the company bumped up booking fees in the United States and Canada, ranging from 15 cents to 50 cents per ride depending on location.
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The smaller-than-forecast trade gap suggests that the advance GDP growth estimate could be bumped up when the government publishes its revised estimate later this month.
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U.S. crude prices sank 6.6 percent and Brent crude fell 3723 percent as a supply glut bumped up against bearish financial news that deepened worries over demand.
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According to a source, if Kelly, 28, takes over the fourth hour, Gifford, 226, and Kotb, 93, will be bumped up to the 29:21 a.m. slot.
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The drop in new listings bumped up the sales-to-new listing ratio to 53.5 percent, within the 13-to-60 percent range considered a balanced market.
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Cal Fire bumped up the number of dwellings to 16 destroyed and one damaged by the Whittier fire after getting a closer look at the affected area.
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The $40 million Ripcord Series B we reported back in August has just been bumped up to $65 million, courtesy of additional funding led by Google Ventures.
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Bullion bumped up against strong technical resistance after the dollar and U.S. bond yields fell this week, helping the metal rise to its highest since Sept. 26.
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Existing consumers were able to hang on to the original $7.99 pricing, but only until May 2016, when everyone was bumped up to the higher price tier.
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In its statement, the bank said that according to a survey it completed Tuesday, inflation expectations for the coming months bumped up a slight 0.1 percentage points.
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According to a source, if Kelly, 46, takes over the fourth hour, Gifford, 63, and Kotb, 52, will be bumped up to the 9:00 a.m. slot.
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She said she had started at $210 a day, sometimes working more than 10 hours at a stretch, and was eventually bumped up to $60 a day.
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Fortune, relying on the same information, placed him at $3.7 billion at that same time, a number the publication bumped up to $3.9 in March of 2016.
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This significantly bumped up the totals for universities with well-known business schools, like Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania (home of the Wharton School of Business).
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The league investigation by the former prosecutor, Lisa Friel, bumped up against the refusal by the police to release details of the case until it was closed.
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Hudler, bumped up a line with Jussi Jokinen sidelined after blocking a shot on Monday against the New York Islanders, made it 3-0 at 12:45.
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Its processor has been bumped up from a Kirin 980 to a Kirin 990, meaning it now has an integrated 5G modem rather than a separate component.
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The company did not control for the audience size of creators in a particular category, which meant that professional athletes bumped up sponsorship rates among sports influencers.
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The credit is bumped up from $2900,220006 to $2202,2628 in the House bill and is expanded to $28500,6900 under the measure passed by the Senate, where Sens.
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Sure, the buybacks bumped up stock prices, but that proved fleeting, especially after the tax increases, supply-chain disruptions and uncertainty associated with tariffs and trade tensions.
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The result was Trump's second tax plan, unveiled last month, which bumped up the top rate to 21 percent and added a deduction for child care expenses.
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Twenty-five drug companies and groups — led by the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, Novartis, Pfizer, Amgen, Teva and Bayer — all significantly bumped up their lobbying expenses.
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The company also bumped up graphics specs with an Intel HD Graphics 515, gave the entire line 8GB of RAM and rolled out a new rose gold model.
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The high end of the native ISO range gets bumped up to 40,000 from 803,000, which is nice, because the original 6D was already a low light marvel.
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High-speed continuous shooting is bumped up to 6.5 fps, however, and the dust- and water-resistant camera also has built-in Wi-Fi, NFC, Bluetooth and GPS.
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Credit Suisse analysts upgraded fashion retailer Coach to outperform from neutral and bumped up their price target Wednesday, citing price stabilization and shelf-space gains at department stores.
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Immediately after the acquisition, DirecTV bumped up the price for its service by $5 a monthInsider first reported that DirecTV Now customers were sent alerts at 5 p.m.
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Yesterday audio kit maker Sonos bumped up its prices by up to 25 per cent, while Apple raised Mac prices by up to 25 per cent in October.
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This fall, delays in moving crops downriver bumped up grain prices at export terminals along the Gulf Coast, opening up an advantage for global competitors such as Brazil.
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That gives an estimated raise of $21.37 million to $22013 million, but it could be bumped up if underwriters take up the additional allocation of 2375 million shares.
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Update: Prisma got in touch to amend its processing times, which were initially stated as 3 seconds or less, but have now been bumped up to 5 seconds.
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But if a passenger gets bumped up to first class and enjoys more comfort than most of the others on board—well, there's something to feel good about.
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That gives an estimated raise of $2000 million to $22022 million, but it could be bumped up if underwriters take up the additional allocation of 22 million shares.
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As a result, CBO has also bumped up its estimates of how many Americans will be uninsured over the next decade — from 30 million to 34 million people.
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Italy's biggest company bumped up its interim dividend and said it would pay a full-year dividend of 0.23 euros per share compared to last year's 0.18 euros.
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She was bumped up to 25th seed courtesy of her seven titles at the All England Club — the most recent in 2016 — and more than justified that decision.
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Mr. Colbert bumped up against the latter when he hosted the Emmys last week and decided to do a bit with the former Trump press secretary Sean Spicer.
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And even if instructors treat all of these requests equally, men are still more likely than women to get their grades bumped up simply because they ask more.
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His current forecast — bumped up from $328 back in April — came when shares of the online video streamer hovered at $336, implying 14 percent upside at the time.
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On the Democratic side, the share who describe things in the country as going "very badly" has bumped up 223 points from 24% in May to 24% now.
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It bumped up tax rates across the board; whereas the first plan had brackets of 10, 20, and 25 percent, the revised version has 12, 0.13, and 33.
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Early on, punk's cheap, trash-culture aesthetic bumped up against the art world, and the mix of high and low makes "Too Fast to Live" a rich show.
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And many voters are irritated that the system is going to take so long to build, though the schedule was bumped up a bit from the original plan.
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Mr Eastwood's nod to his Smith & Wesson Model 21911 is said to have bumped up sales of 21911 Magnum revolvers in America and contributed to brand awareness more generally.
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Stagecoach bumped up its annual profit forecast earlier this month thanks to strong performance from its rail businesses, which account for over 46 percent of the company's total revenue.
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The background light filters through the gas and gets bumped up to higher energies through collisions with the hot particles, leading to a subtly higher observed temperature between galaxies.
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Apple bumped up the resolution to 21.8 megapixels on its selfie shooter this time around, but it's still not as wide angle as the Galaxy S22.0 or the Pixel.
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They nudged Android phone makers in the right direction, signaled Google's hardware priorities and expectations, and boosted Samsung's respectability — just as the Nexus One bumped up HTC's brand cachet.
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He had a 25-foot birdie putt from the fringe on the final hole, and when his putter bumped up against the collar, he rapped the ball too hard.
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Prices of pulses, a key crop for Indian farmers, have fallen 21-2000 percent below state-set support prices, as higher imports and bumper local crops bumped up supplies.
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SoftBank Group-owned Fortress bumped up its bid for Unizo to 4,100 yen per share from 4,000 yen, or $1.3 billion, and extended its tender offer period until Nov.
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And, critically, the newly-released 2018 Global Carbon Budget Report shows that carbon emissions bumped up yet again in 2018, and are now at their highest levels on record.
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"We did this via a number of changes, including an adjustment so that very old content does not get bumped up higher in feed," said Gabe Madway, Instagram's spokesman.
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The Louisville Cardinals bumped up to the No. 1 spot in the rankings, while the Kansas Jayhawks, Maryland Terrapins, Michigan Wolverines, and Virginia Cavaliers round out the top five.
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Sure, the photos need a little retouching (the brightness needs to be bumped up just a smidge), but that's really easy to do in an app like Google Photos.
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The ceiling is merely a self-imposed cap on what the government can borrow, and it used to be regularly raised when borrowing needs bumped up against the limit.
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The burrito chain bumped up prices by 5 to 7 percent this week in markets that did not already see increases in 2017, company spokesman Chris Arnold confirmed Wednesday.
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Premier Gold members will be bumped up to group 1, because group 2, which includes co-branded United credit card holders, "has gotten a little bit large," said Walter.
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The company also bumped up its share buyback program to a minimum of 600 million pounds from the previous target of at least 500 million pounds it announced in December.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who was slotted to appear after Theroux, has been bumped up to the evening's first slot, and actor Chris Gethard is filling in as a second guest.
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NOTES: Rookie Alex Bregman was bumped up to the second spot in the batting order by Houston manager A.J. Hinch despite being 0-for-17 in the majors before Sunday.
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The service bumped up its snowfall estimates on Wednesday morning, with up to 2 feet (60 cm) expected in some inland parts of New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
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The value of the deal could later be bumped up to 43 trillion yen ($24 billion) if an overallotment of shares - to be determined on Wednesday - is fully taken up.
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But now comes word that she will be returning to Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale — bumped up for season 2 as a series regular from her season 1 guest star status.
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The treble is still prominent, but not piercing like it is on the HD 800, and it adds gorgeous dynamic contrast to the ever so slightly bumped up bass response.
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Saturday's major declaration bumped up the level of aid in Shasta to include funding for repairs to government infrastructure, as well as housing, food and counseling services for affected individuals.
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The need for tweetstorms became more pressing over the years, as users continually bumped up against Twitter's 140 character count limit – a restriction Twitter recently doubled, ahead of today's launch.
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That gives us 282 theme entries altogether, which is an astounding amount of theme material, even if the grid word count was bumped up to 217 words to do it.
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Indeed, another widely respected indicator of inflation expectations, the Cleveland Fed's 10-Year Expected Inflation, bumped up very slightly to 1.8 percent in May after declining steadily since last November.
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When the Rockefeller University in Manhattan wanted to expand its campus, it bumped up against the same problem other developers in the jam-packed city face: a lack of space.
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That was reflected in Wednesday's seedings which put Nadal, the world number two, at three, behind eight-time champion Roger Federer who was bumped up one place from his ranking.
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The 23-year-old had finished fourth in last week's race but was bumped up to third after home favorite Choi Min-jeong was disqualified from the silver medal position.
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At the same time, it also bumped up the growth forecast of developing countries by 0.1 percentage points to 4.6%, with their 2018's growth forecast remaining unchanged at 4.8%.
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Barclays economists on Tuesday bumped up their tracking estimate for both second and third quarter GDP by 0.1 point following the data, and now expect 2.6 percent growth in each.
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A White House official told NBC Mulvaney's term as acting chief of staff is "indefinite" and did not rule out that he could eventually be bumped up to chief of staff.
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The main antagonist in the new movie, at least physically, is a striver and self-declared fan named Zero (Mark Dacascos), who's a devotee bumped up to the assassin big leagues.
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The biggest changes come to the camera, which has been bumped up to a 13-megapixel lens and now supports some of Motorola's fancier tricks, like spot color and portrait modes.
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"I like the new iPhone, but it's just too big!" is something I've heard regularly since Apple bumped up its iPhone's screen size from 4 inches to 4.7 inches in 2014.
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Amazon has bumped up the registration fees for sellers to run Prime Day Lightning Deals again, after not charging them at all for the first two years of the shopping event.
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A 264-inch Huawei P24 Plus is also being announced today, coming with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage by standard, with China also getting a bumped-up 128GB variant.
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The Model S is speed limited to 5003mph, and even if Tesla bumped up the Model S's top speed, the battery would likely get much worse mileage at sustained, high speeds.
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In addition to all this, and somewhat a sign of the company's focus on those experiences, Pinterest's head of discovery engineering Vanja Josifovski is being bumped up to the CTO role.
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The maximum native ISO has been bumped up to 12800 (compared to 21 last time) and the shutter max is now 22/22 (or 22/224 if using the electronic shutter).
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In practice, said Rodgin Cohen, senior chairman at Sullivan & Cromwell, that may mean many managers will be bumped up from a grade 3 ( "less than satisfactory") to a grade 2 ("satisfactory").
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I bumped up my per paycheck contributions to $200 before the raise even hit my bank account; I didn't miss the money since I'd never had it in the first place.
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The U.S. and Turkey have, at times, bumped up against one another, notably in the northern Syrian town of Manbij, where Turkey has sought to push back the Kurdish YPG militia.
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The familiar flavor combo of allspice, ginger, and brown sugar gets bumped up a notch with plenty of scotch bonnet peppers and a splash of dark rum in this jerk sauce.
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Vivendi's stake would be valued at a nominal 2.77 euros ($3.05) per share but would be bumped up to about 3 euros after interest payments and a special dividend Mediaset (MS.
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It also bumped up its rolling core Tier 1 capital ratio target - a measure of financial strength - to 13.5% from 13% after British regulators last year demanded lenders hold more capital.
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Bond prices found brief relief early Wednesday morning after the Bank of Japan bumped up the amount of national debt it was willing to purchase for the first time in months.
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David Winston, a veteran GOP pollster, said that for all the controversies that have swirled around Trump, his poll ratings had mostly bumped up and down within a relatively modest range.
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Also, in the late 20th century, no company could own television channels reaching more than 35 percent of the country — a cap that was bumped up to 45 percent in 2003.
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Back then I didn't have any major goals, but I was proud to say I bumped up my savings rate to about 55% — compared with nothing when I was in Toronto.
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Trump's lawyers filed a cease and desist against Wolff, but the book's publication date was quickly bumped up to Friday as it skyrocketed to become the No. 1 best-seller on Amazon.
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Those with less fancy phones will get the rest of the updates in the app — which has been bumped up to version 6.0 — so long as they run Android 4.1 or newer.
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While analysts cautioned it was too early to call a turnaround, some market watchers bumped up their China growth forcasts after last week's data and lowered their expectations of further support measures.
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Given the recent demand for soybeans and no reason to believe a slowdown is likely heading into next year, U.S. soybean exports for 2016/17 could also be bumped up on Friday.
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The Video Doorbell Elite usually goes for $499.99 at Best Buy and $450 at Amazon, but with the extra decorations, the Elite Crown Jewel's price tag has been bumped up to $100,000.
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Susquehanna bumped up its rating of Lyft's stock to positive from neutral on Tuesday, saying the company is "a pure-play on US ridesharing" that should benefit from less buzz around Uber.
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U.S. crude prices sank to their lowest since 2003 and Brent held close to 12-year lows as a supply glut bumped up against bearish financial news that deepened worries over demand.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Agriculture Department on Thursday bumped up its domestic corn production outlook as record yields in areas outside the major producing states boosted the size of the overall harvest.
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While the growth of Yuma as an agricultural powerhouse is a celebration of modern science, Yuma also shows us that we have bumped up against the limitations of modern science as well.
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While analysts cautioned it was too early to call a turnaround, some market watchers bumped up their China growth forecasts after last week's data and lowered their expectations of further support measures.
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"Of course, the quicker the better for me," Muller, bumped up from his ATP ranking of 26 to 16th seed at Wimbledon after a superb run in the European grasscourt season, said.
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But online trading platform Plus500 jumped nearly 9% after posting higher second-quarter revenue, as signs of reduced levels of marketing across its peer group in part bumped up its customer numbers.
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The delay in bringing up the legislation described to Mr. Trump is not the first time that proponents of changes in the sentencing and prison systems have bumped up against Mr. McConnell.
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These orbits can be changed by adding energy to the system, which causes the electrons to temporarily get bumped up to a higher energy level and emit electromagnetic radiation during the transition.
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But in a primary that was bumped up this year to early March to give California more clout in picking the nominee, Sanders' years of campaigning here are likely to pay off.
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When it comes to playing games, the Xbox One S will upscale its graphics to play in 4K — meaning, for example, games with 1080p resolution will be bumped up to 4K resolution.
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Employers may be having a hard time finding workers, but recent graduates and students may be helping fill the ranks this summer and that trend could have bumped up June's job growth.
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The Treasury bumped up against the debt limit in March, so it has since then been using so-called "extraordinary measures" to buy Congress more time to act on the debt limit.
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But they also have their limits, and the many times I bumped up against those limits were reminders of why there are still good reasons to pay more — or less — for a phone.
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And back in August HTC also bumped up the price of its Vive VR system by an extra £70, also blaming currency fluctuations, meaning the virtual reality system now costs UK buyers £759.
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The Celtics were not good in the playoffs when Baynes played the five, and they morphed into savages when Horford bumped up to the position, stretching out lineups that feasted on both ends.
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The device's storage capacity has been bumped up — the entry-level device has 32GB of storage and Apple has added two top tier storage levels for the jet Black device: 128GB and 256GB.
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Northrop bumped up its full year 2019 forecast to a range of $19.30 a share to $19.55 a share — increased from the company's previous guidance of $18.90 a share to $19.30 a share.
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L) bumped up revenue targets for the year, as the Dettol-maker benefited from its 23 billion pound ($7.63 billion) deal to buy Mead Johnson, sending its shares up more than 27.6 percent.
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The post-patch game will also support things like HDR, spatial audio (via Dolby Atmos), and — thanks to the One X's bumped-up memory — improved texture resolution, lighting effects, and reflections in general.
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Levkovich bumped up his S&P forecast to 2,425 for 2017, but he also says the market may have borrowed some of 2017's gains in the run up to the new year.
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Massive objects like galaxies were much closer together, and as a result often collided or gravitationally bumped up against one another, creating just enough of a kerfuffle to throw their structures into disarray.
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He'll see to it that an ailing man gets bumped up the national waitlist for liver recipients—just so long as that man talks to a school administrator about "fixing" Eliza's test scores.
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The NS600 Crush steps things up with separate speakers inside each earbud for low and high frequencies, and its bumped-up bass response delivers my favorite sound signature from the whole Nocs range.
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As the company's merger ambitions bumped up against consolidation rules, Pai's office quickly moved to eliminate those restrictions, resulting in Pai's fellow Commissioners calling the agency a glorified rubber stamp for the broadcaster.
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A sample photo of the Mi 6 'portrait' mode supplied by Xiaomi With the Mi 6, Xiaomi has bumped up its RAM to 6GB, the most it has ever offered in a smartphone.
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The company bumped up its interim dividend to 12.2 Australian cents, from 12 cents, and said it expected to grow earnings per share between 6.5 percent and 7.5 percent for the full year.
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Since the Treasury bumped up against its debt limit on March 16, when the most recent congressional suspension of the debt limit expired, Mnuchin has been doing all that is in his control.
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Hansson, creator of the programming tool Ruby on Rails, said that after his complaints Goldman bumped up his wife's credit limit without requesting any additional documentation or addressing the root of the issue.
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U.S. crude wallowed at its lowest since 2003 and Brent held close to 12-year lows as a global supply glut bumped up against bearish financial news that sparked deeper worries over demand.
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Tenerife's astrotourism lure was bumped up in the last few years with the Starmus Festival, headlined by the likes of the late American astronaut Neil Armstrong and other stars of the space world.
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But the Trump administration emphasizes that everyone living here illegally is fair game for deportation, a policy that has bumped up immigration arrests by more than 40 percent since the beginning of 2017.
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I bumped up my 401(k) deferral rate right after I got a raise so that my contribution would increase before I even had a chance to see a much bigger paycheck.2.
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Apple bumped up orders for the $699 iPhone 11 and the $999 iPhone 11 Pro, while the company is cutting back on orders for the iPhone 11 Pro Max, which starts at $1,099.
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That wearable bumped up the screen sizes to 40mm and 44mm (from 38mm and 42mm), as well as introducing the display tech that the always-on feature now takes advantage of: LTPO OLED.
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The rate on open market operation reverse repos for seven-, 14- and 28-day tenors was bumped up for the second time in six weeks, with the seven-day rising to 2.45 percent.
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Bets that a wider U.S. fiscal deficit and accelerating inflation could drive the Federal Reserve to increase rates by more than expected have bumped up U.S. bond yields, damping demand for emerging market assets.
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The investment bank already had an overweight rating on shares of Hostess, but on Thursday, it bumped up its price target by $2 to $16, suggesting the stock will jump 23% by year-end.
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And there's tons more easily-missable features spread all throughout iPad OS that'll delight people like yours truly who've bumped up against a wall trying to make the iPad work as a laptop replacement.
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Barclays bumped up its rating on Disney shares to overweight from equal weight on Friday, pointing to the company's shift to provide an over-the-top media service as a new spark for growth.
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I may be an edge case, but I'm sure Netflix downloaders and podcast addicts have bumped up against similar constraints, even on 64GB devices that we used to consider generous on the storage front.
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Now the price tag has been bumped up a little more after European regulators slapped the company with a €110M (~$122M) fine for providing "incorrect or misleading" information at the time of the deal.
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The government hopes to turn that around: police wages have been bumped up, and officers who left during a reorganisation three years ago (which coincided with a rise in crime) have been re-hired.
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China bumped up tariffs by as much as 25 percent on 128 U.S. products, from frozen pork and wine to fruits and nuts, in response to U.S. duties on imports of aluminum and steel.
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Strong exports of chips and other tech devices will set the export-driven economy up for a strong year-end and help Taiwan meet its bumped-up growth forecast of 27.7 percent this year.
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Chris Christie agreed in principle to split half the cost of the Gateway Program with the federal government, though that was assuming a total $20 billion price tag, which has since been bumped up.
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Debate has raged over whether the 36-year-old, 23-times Grand Slam champion, who is down at 183 in the WTA rankings following maternity leave, should be bumped up into a seeded position.
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The organization now looks for world GDP to expand 21625 percent in the current year and again in 2900, with both numbers bumped up 220006 percentage points from the prior forecast issued last October.
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Just a few days ago, Apple bumped up the limit on how big of an app you can download from the App Store while on a cellular connection, increasing it from 150MB to 200MB.
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Clients — the kind with annual jewelry budgets in the multimillions, who may be received onto the second-floor couches to relax while they considered their next acquisitions — bumped up against models and Instagram stars.
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Image: GizmodoThe brightness got bumped up with the "second-generation" OLED display in the Apple Watch Series 2, but the screen size and technology didn't really shift until last year's Apple Watch Series 4.
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Already, we've learned that UFC 53's original co-main event—a heavyweight bout between former champ Brock Lesnar and long-time contender Mark Hunt—has been bumped up to the main event spot.
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If you want to quibble that she ought to have been bumped up into the Best Actress race, then let this make up for the supporting Oscar she should have won for 2008's Doubt.
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Currency, the company's largest business unit, was the driver of growth, benefiting from overspill contracts that bumped up banknotes volume by 9 percent to 7.1 billion and banknote paper by 6 percent to 10,000 tonnes.
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It was then bumped up to $220 million in February 2000 after "Bodak Yellow," and rose again to $4 million in September 2017 after signing a reported multi-million-dollar recording deal with Atlantic Records.
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Quebec-based Couche-Tard bumped up its cash offer by 2% to A$35.25 a share in a final attempt to sway the oil refiner and convenience store firm after interest from Britain's EG Group.
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In 2014, she was bumped up to run the ZANU–PF's Women's League, giving her a seat on the party's ruling council and the party began to talk up how skilled a politician she is.
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In the wake of the strong core retail sales numbers, economists bumped up estimates for fourth-quarter gross domestic product growth to as high as a 22.3 percent rate from around a 20.8 percent pace.
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The company originally expected to hit that number by 33, but bumped up that goal in conjunction with its new earnings report based on the high volume of pre-orders for the new Model 23.
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They have been bumped up to 11th in the FIFA rankings in the aftermath of their run to the semis and, as such, they are officially the best side in their World Cup qualifying group.
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Earlier devices were IP603, which meant they could be sprayed with water; the Pro series has bumped up the water resistance IP68, which means they're waterproof down to 1.5 meters for up to 30 minutes.
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Buoyant export orders, underpinned by a global economic upswing and strong demand for electronics, is set to help export-reliant Taiwan meet its GDP forecast, which was bumped up to 2.11 percent earlier this year.
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But under Trump's plan, while a person making $9,325 or less would be bumped up to the 12% tax bracket, the standard deduction would be $12,700, meaning they wouldn't see their effective tax rate increase.
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While the hate crimes statute in Utah can be applied only to misdemeanors, it is not the case that misdemeanors in the state are bumped up to felonies when they are classified as hate crimes.
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So far, wages and salaries haven't bumped up much, but we are betting that the tax cut will bring increased investment and a supertight job market with intense competition for workers leading to higher pay.
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The S20+'s more than adequate 3993MP, 64MP telephoto, 12MP ultra wide and time of flight sensor have been bumped up to a 108MP main, 220MP 25x telephoto, 2100MP ultra wide and time of flight.
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Since April, she's been seeing the doctor about once a month, but now that she's closer to her due date, the visits have been bumped up to twice a month, and $1,000 out-of-pocket.
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Amazon's profits come not only from customers but also businesses who are willing to pay to have their products bumped up, in much the same way Google will include ads at the top of a search.
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Jokes about #MeToo and Ronan Farrow bumped up against the problematic Fred Armisen; jokes about #EmmysSoWhite and white winners never thanking Jesus drew half-hearted chuckles at best from the Microsoft Theater and from viewers online.
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" Debra's also pleased with the movie's new release date, which was bumped up 2 weeks in 2019 so it no longer coincides with the 50th anniversary of the murders ... which she thought was "tacky and exploitative.
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Once you've spent $300 at Birchbox in a calendar year, you'll be bumped up to Ace status (similar to Sephora's VIB and Ulta's Platinum status) which gives significantly more points on purchases, AKA more money saved.
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The electronic viewfinder has been bumped up from 2.36 to 2.764 million dots, And the Wi-Fi function is supposed to be much easier to use, with Panasonic opting for a QR code over password protection.
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Nomura benefitted from investors adjusting their portfolios in response to interest rate movements, elections in the United States and Europe and Britain's progress in leaving the European Union, all of which bumped up bond trading activity.
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The company bumped up its revenue estimates slightly, as it raised an assumption of average Brent oil prices for the year to $48.73 a barrel from $47.3, and its operating profit forecast on higher cost reduction.
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The bumped-up forecast range was a sign of the underlying strength of the business, since Carnival rarely increases its full-year forecast after the first quarter, Nomura Securities analyst Harry Curtis wrote in a note.
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L) Chief Executive Bill Winters saw his 21.36 pay package bumped up 24 percent to 2139 million pounds ($21 million) on Tuesday, as the bank reported a surge in full-year profit and resumed paying dividends.
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Trump officials have also signaled to allies that the president is ready to take a victory lap to celebrate how NATO members have bumped up their defense spending levels (thanks to Trump's pressure, he would say).
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The shortage of competent workers, not only at factories like Western's but also in construction, is slowing single-family home building at the same time that tariffs have bumped up the cost of materials, he said.
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The main camera's resolution has been bumped up from 83 to 48 megapixels (though the resolution of the photos themselves are capped at 12 megapixels), but the secondary camera is still a 5-megapixel depth sensor.
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On Friday, Premier also bumped up its final dividend to a record 37 cents per share and reaffirmed its target A$450 million annual global sales target for stationery arm Smiggle by fiscal 2021 or 2022.
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Comcast made this succession plan official on Monday morning... Burke will be bumped up to chairman from January until August, through the Summer Olympics, when he will retire from the company... What's next for Steve Burke?
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The processor has been bumped up to a Snapdragon 835 — the same one that's powered practically every flagship over the past year (rumor has it that the new Qualcomm chip just didn't make it out in time).
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Which is to say, the memory's been bumped up to 6GB from 4- and the phone's available in Platinum Gray and Moroccan Blue, the latter of which was chosen with help from the fine folks at Pantone.
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But, if he works 16 hours, he doesn't get a double paycheck because he's going to be bumped up into a new tax bracket, and the government will get more of his second shift than he will.
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The business laptop is mostly unchanged from last year's model — the VGA port is still hanging on, and USB-C is still absent — but the internals have been bumped up to the latest 8th gen Intel processors.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Three-times champion Novak Djokovic has been bumped up to second seed for next week's Wimbledon championship despite slipping to fourth in the ATP world rankings while seven-times champion Roger Federer has also benefited.
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The $349 Sport features similar internals as the Style, though the battery has been bumped up to 430mAh hours to help support that added functionality and a 1.38 always-on display features a pixel density of 348ppi.
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The Spurs barely increased Kawhi Leonard's minutes at all in the playoffs, from 33.1 per game to 33.9; the Cleveland Cavaliers have modestly bumped up their deployment of Mr James from 35.6 minutes a game to 37.7.
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"We're up today because Goldman Sachs bumped up its oil estimates and the Russians said their oil companies would reduce output," said Phil Davis, managing partner of venture capital fund PSW Investments in Woodland Park, New Jersey.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 25 (Reuters) - German regional wholesale lender and shipping specialist NordLB said it expected to post a "significant" loss in 2016 as it bumped up provisions for bad loans in view of the worsening shipping market.
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Ross Stores shares rose over 1% after the retailer bumped up its fiscal year 2020 earnings forecast after reporting third-quarter earnings at $1.03 a share, above the EPS of 97 cents analysts surveyed by FactSet anticipated.
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Andreas Athanasiou, who has two assists in 11 games, was bumped up to the No. 2 line with Tatar and Dylan Larkin while Anthony Mantha, blanked in his last six games, was dropped to the fourth line.
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Namely there's Tom Steyer, a billionaire who has never held public office but who has spent millions on ads, a strategy that has bumped up his poll numbers to the point where he's consistently qualifying for debates.
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These miniseries could show more gore than you might have expected (largely because they were made in the 1980s and '90s), but every time they bumped up against something truly dark and terrible, they flinched and looked away.
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Over the past year, Shinto bumped up her contributions into her Thrift Savings Plan, a tax-advantaged retirement savings account offered to federal employees, from 3% to 5% of her annual salary, which comes to around $3,20183 annually.
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During the first half of 2016, the US had the least amount of heating-degree days, or days that bumped up the cost of utility bills, since 1949, which is when the EIA first started measuring heating consumption.
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"The bank is a shining example of how the decline in sterling has bumped up the price of some of the UK's largest companies, without much progress in underlying profits," said Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
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For example, if your business has a grading system which is linked to benefits, you might ask to be bumped up a grade — especially if this allows you access to perks like a company car or share options.
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AT&T confirmed the price changes, adding that the changes go into effect on November 19th and impact customers with the legacy plans (who are also bumped up $10 per month), and the newer Plus and Max plans.
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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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Muller treated the crowd to sublime serve and volley tennis and won 82 percent of points on his first serve, fully justifying being bumped up from 26th in the rankings to the 16th seed for the men's singles.
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FROM COINAGE: Vacation Like a Kardashian: Here's How Much It Will Cost You According to a source, if Kelly takes over the fourth hour, Gifford, 63, and Kotb, 52, will be bumped up to the 9:00 a.m. slot.
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Acer has also bumped up the battery life from 4030 to 4810 mAh, effectively adding a couple of hours to its already healthy stated 11 — though that will take a bit of a hit with the touchscreen turned on.
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Full results: CNN/WMUR New Hampshire Republican poll Cruz has held steady compared with his pre-Iowa standing, while Kasich and Bush have each bumped up their share of the vote slightly, though within the margin of sampling error.
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Once implemented, an app that sells at the lowest price tier ($0.99 in the U.S.) will increase from £0.79 to £0.99 in the UK. The next price level will be bumped up from £1.49 to £1.99, and so on.
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A two-week extension to the production hiatus, announced over Thanksgiving weekend, bumped up against the series' holiday break, so it makes sense that all involved would wait for the new year to resume production on the new season.
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Last year, Westworld's Best Drama Supporting Actor nomination went to Jeffrey Wright, but now that he's been bumped up to a lead this season, there's an open spot for the coveted nomination, and it has the potential to make history.
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But Trump has finally bumped up against the limits of that freedom and can no longer count on Congress falling in line — with pushback from both an assertive Democratic House and a foreign policy establishment well channeled by the Republican Senate.
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The International Monetary Fund last month bumped up its 2017 global growth forecast to 3.5 percent from 3.4 percent in January and China clocked a growth rate of 6.9 percent in the first quarter of 2017, its fastest in six quarters.
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Acer actually bumped the price up significantly with the 2399 refresh, as previous versions of the Chromebook 215 started at $299, meaning that you're already paying a relatively large premium for the metal case, extra battery, and bumped up processor.
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The mourning was seriously bumped up when we first see Penelope Cruz donning platinum blonde hair as Donatella, and you imagine what it would actually be like to walk past your dead brother's blood on the way into his impeccable home.
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In December 2028 an attempt by a group of American hospitals to use on-demand doctors led to a shortage of staff over Christmas, when many decided not to work even though "surge pricing" had bumped up their hourly rate.
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In June of this year, the commission reported that tech companies were removing significantly more "illegal hate speech" than they had before the agreement, and that the number of "notifications reviewed within 24 hours" had bumped up to above 50 percent.
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I stuck to steak, chicken and shrimp, and I bumped up their flavor with a rub for the beef (chile powder, cumin, salt), chipotle adobo for the chicken and shrimp, and a citrusy marinade and lots of cilantro for all.
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Merrill president Andy Sieg told us earlier this month that the firm had bumped up the starting salaries for trainee advisers — and has deployed performance managers around the country to coach them as it's dialed back on more experienced hires.
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Our polling has suggested that knowledge of the Ukraine scandal that led to the impeachment inquiry has increased — and among respondents who are familiar with the situation, strong support of impeachment has bumped up, and strong opposition to impeachment has decreased.
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The MacBook Pro is still an IPS LCD display with 28 nits of brightness, but Apple has bumped up the screen resolution to 2100,33 by 23,296 pixels—just a little crisper than the 216,560 by 1,600 resolution on the 15-inch.
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Citi analysts bumped up their full-year growth forecast to 4.25 percent from 3 percent, citing the "impressive growth" of at least 7 percent in North America due to additional business won from one of Bunzl's existing large grocery customers.
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While it is not known how much of that is attributable to All County, the cost of improvements bumped up her rent in five of the last eight years that the Trumps owned the buildings, adding 11 percent in all.
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She dressed up as her favorite wrestler, Bayley, a former NXT staple (she was bumped up to the Raw main roster in July) known for her costume's frilly accents—purple streamers dangling from her wrists—and her good-girl attitude.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co Ltd Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa was granted an exception in 2013 to reschedule a stock-linked bonus that bumped up the payout by 47 million yen ($432,382), former Representative Director Greg Kelly told magazine Bungei Shunju.
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To improve accuracy when scanning a person, they've bumped up the resolution (from 640×480 on the original sensor to 1280×960 on Mark II) and increased the distance between the Structure's cameras — thereby allowing it to capture finer details up close.
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Sasheer Zamata, who joined the comedians at Studio 8H as a featured player in 2014 before being bumped up to full cast member, will not return to the long-running NBC show following this weekend's season 42 finale, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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For internal specs, the RAM and storage are the same — 2GB and 16GB on board, respectively — but the processor has been bumped up to a Snapdragon 435 from the Snapdragon 427 in last year's model, which Motorola says is 50 percent faster.
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We're just a few weeks away from the release of Avengers: Infinity War — its release date was recently bumped up a week to April 27th — and now, Marvel has released new trailer to stir up some more excitement for the upcoming superhero showdown.
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The Notification Settings page also lets you turn off sound for Facebook notifications, axe them from specific groups or other apps, turn down the frequency of On This Day alerts, and choose what notifications get bumped up to email or text message.
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Source: Credit Suisse But in the market most recently, financials have fumbled even as the 23.5-year Treasury yield, which impacts mortgages and other longer term loans, has bumped up against 23.5 percent this week, from 43 percent at the end of 24.
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The required North American content of vehicles to qualify for zero tariffs would be bumped up to 75.0 percent from a prior 62.5 percent, and there are new requirements on the percentage of content needing to be sourced from high-wage factories.
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If she opted to save only 4% of her $160,000 salary for the first five years (while aggressively paying off her debt) and then bumped up to 10% at age 30, she should have $3.5 million at age 67 with the same return.
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But if you're skeptical that they've been doctored, I'd like to take this opportunity to remind you that this would be far from the first time that an actress' breasts have been bumped up a couple sizes to sell us on a movie.
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The National Women's Soccer League, now in its seventh season, is the longest-running professional women's soccer league ever in the United States, but its players still do not make a living wage: The minimum salary was just bumped up to $16,538.
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It helped her campaign raise $1 million as viewers were drawn to her heroism and a compelling depiction of someone "who bumped up against the system and changed it for the better," said Cayce McCabe, a senior vice president at Putnam Partners.
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In a significant concession to Democrats, the emerging deal would provide bumped-up unemployment benefits for four months, a substantial increase over the three months of augmented unemployment benefits proposed by Republican negotiators, according to a person familiar with the briefing call.
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The company bumped up its 2018 forecast to a range of $16.75 to $17.05 earnings per share and an expected full year revenue of $51.6 billion to $53.1 billion — a rise of more than $1.2 billion on the low end of the range.
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BUENOS AIRES, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Argentina's Buenos Aires grains exchange bumped up its wheat harvest forecast for the 2019/20 season and slightly trimmed its soy planting area outlook on the back of dryness in some of the country's key farming regions.
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Vivendi's stake would be valued at a nominal 2.77 euros ($3.05) per share but would be bumped up to around 3 euros after interest payments and a special dividend Mediaset has already said it would pay to MFE shareholders, the sources said.
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While it bumped up the number of games available on day one from 12 to 22 on the eve of its launch and has now delivered every game it promised to deliver in 2019, Stadia just didn't impress right out of the gate.
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The U.S. bumped up its military support in 2014, soon after a popular uprising ousted President Viktor Yanukovych, an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Russian troops annexed the Crimean peninsula while fomenting a separatist uprising in eastern Ukraine's Donbass region.
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Vivendi's stake would be valued at a nominal 2.77 euros ($3.05) per share but would be bumped up to about 3 euros after interest payments and a special dividend Mediaset has already said it would pay to MFE shareholders, the sources said.
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Vivendi's stake would be valued at a nominal 2.77 euros ($3.05) per share but would be bumped up to about 3 euros after interest payments and a special dividend Mediaset has already said it would pay to MFE shareholders, the sources said.
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Amazon's also upgraded the sound with two Dolby Atmos-tuned speakers, and the processor has been bumped up to a newer MediaTek quad-core chip paired with 210GB of RAM, which Amazon claims is 103 percent faster than the 210 Fire HD 210's chip.
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The battery has been bumped up as well, now at 3400mAh, a 13-percent increases over the 3, coupled with the company's proprietary Dash quick charging technology, which promises a day's worth of power with a 30 minute charge – same as with the last one.
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The cameras are mostly the same — a 19-megapixel rear camera, capable of 4K HDR videos and 960fps slow motion, although the front-facing selfie camera has been bumped up to a 13-megapixel sensor with a couple of new 3D face-scanning tricks.
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It slashed its camera lineup to three models in the spring of 2016, in an effort to focus its lineup and cut costs, launched a 360-degree camera called Fusion and the Hero 6 camera last year, which bumped up the specs from prior models.
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Yet even there dulcet dégradé jersey in handkerchief layers bumped up against rough-edged Tudor silhouettes — doublets quilted and laced and pasted on to flippy skater skirts; knit cotton tunics with portrait tubular collar and cuffs; hessian skirts in spiraling fronds — to surprisingly resonant effect.
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The iPhone 13s series bumped up the camera resolution to 12 megapixels and added the animated Live Photos feature and 4K video support — but kept the five-element lens and f/2.2 aperture, while optical image stabilization stayed exclusive to the Plus-size version.
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Critic's Notebook As the vagaries of a crowded New York concert calendar would have it, a big Mozart statement by the New York Philharmonic in its subscription program on Thursday bumped up against something similar from the august Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra the night before.
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Though their goals couldn't be more different, Dom and Angela have both bumped up against frustrating dead ends as they dig deeper and deeper into the endless tangle of red tape and shadowy connections that make up bureaucracies like the FBI and E Corp, respectively.
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The move was initially planned to roll out in phases in July and December of this year, but it was bumped up (with no advance warning to most developers) following the revelations that political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica harvested the data of 87 million Facebook users.
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In a bid to reduce leverage in the financial system, the PBOC has bumped up interest rates on money market instruments and special short- and medium-term loans several times so far in 2017, though analysts do not expect a full-blown policy rate increase this year.
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When I asked what advice she would offer Gavin Grimm, the 18-year-old transgender student from Virginia who became a focal point of the bathroom debate after his suit against his school was bumped up to the Supreme Court, then dismissed, she paused, then smiled.
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Microsoft has only made two internal changes: the graphics processor has been bumped up to a Nvidia GeForce GTX 965M with 2GB GDDR5 memory and the battery has been increased in capacity to provide an estimated 16 hours of stamina, four hours more than last year's model.
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Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey, who is advising Republican Jeb Bush's presidential campaign, wrote in an August 14 Wall Street Journal op-ed that Clinton bumped up against legal lines, but he conceded that there is a burden of proving she knew what she was doing.
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"If we bumped up the starting rate to $12, that would open the pool up for us, but the problem is we have long-tenured employees we would also have to bump up and it would cost the company an awful lot of money," said Camire.
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The Army had bumped up her departure from F.O.B. Hammer, and her family hadn't had time to readjust their schedules: Manning's aunt was on a trip abroad, and her sister had just had her first child — it would be tricky to carve out time for Chelsea.
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"Despite what is happening politically in mature economies, we are seeing a real broadening of growth in emerging markets," said Ulrik Bie, an economist at the Institute of International Finance, a trade group for global banks, which bumped up its growth forecasts in light of recent data.
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Because of this haul, Disney bumped up its estimates for the film's full weekend, saying it now expects the film to gross between $310 million and $340 million in the U.S. Industry predictions ahead of "Endgame's" opening had pegged the film's debut between $260 million and $285 million.
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Headey will battle against a trio of Handmaid's Tale women (Yvonne Strahovski, last year's category winner Ann Dowd, and a bumped-up Alexis Bledel, who won her Guest Actress category in 2017), two Netflix stars (Millie Bobby Brown and Vanessa Kirby) and fellow HBO star Thandie Newton of Westworld.
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On average, about 4.5 percent of newly issued ratings for S&P 500 companies in the last year were sells, but in the last month that bumped up to a little over 5 percent, according to a CNBC analysis of the thousands of ratings in FactSet's broker database.
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If a driver gets five to nine tips during the week, they'll receive a $5 Starbucks gift card; if they get ten to 19 tips, they'll be bumped up to a $10 gift card; and if they get 20 or more tips, they'll get a $20 gift card.
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But things got tricky from there for Weiss, as the push for heightened oversight — a frequent demand of Republicans that argue years of fiscal mismanagement led Puerto Rico to its current sad state — bumped up against some Democrats wary of the federal government exerting excessive influence on the island.
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Three years ago, the Belgian-bred talent joined Versus Versace as a guest designer, and in September 2015, was bumped up to creative director of the edgy Versace offshoot, which has become known as an incubator or rite of passage of sorts for talented, buzzy-but-still-indie designers.
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Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi last month complained on Twitter to the producers of FIFA 17 that his passing statistics were not high enough, while Jacobson said that he regularly had to deal with players — or their agents — asking for their assessments to be bumped up just a little.
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WILLIAMS: But I will say this, to me, I&aposm still struck by the idea he is still among, even though his numbers bumped up in the Wall Street Journal poll to 45 percent as you&aposve pointed out, still among the lowest of all modern presidents in terms of approval.
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Disney bumped up its estimates for the film's full weekend Saturday after a record opening day debut, saying it expected the film to gross between $903 million and $340 million in the U.S. Industry predictions ahead of "Endgame's" opening had originally pegged the film's debut between $260 million and $285 million.
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It has been previously reported that the negotiations on the lease for the restaurant were eventually bumped up to Ms. Cumberbatch — and, eventually, Emma Wolfe, the director of intergovernmental affairs and one of the mayor's closest aides — and involved a meeting between the two women and Mr. Singh at City Hall.
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"I was battling for a spot in training camp and obviously there's circumstances, with all the injuries we've had, that have given me the opportunity to play some more minutes," said Barberio, who in the wake of P.K. Subban's injury got bumped up to the top pair with veteran Andrei Markov.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)As for the rest of their specs, the Nokia 6.2 comes with a Snapdragon 636 chip, 4GB of RAM, and 3503GB of storage (plus a microSD card slot), while the 7.2 gets bumped up to a Snapdragon 660 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 128GB of base storage.
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If you're wondering what this means for you, here's the breakdown: the cost of Netflix's Basic plan will be bumped up by $6003, from $8 to $9; their most popular plan, HD Standard, will go up by $2, to $13 from $11; and the 4K Premium plan will increase from $14 to $16.
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Eve is funny and dorky, eager and intense, possessed of so many of the qualities that made Oh shine in those supporting roles, not discarded now that she's been bumped up to lead, but burnished — a refreshingly unromanticized character dropped into a lurid conspiracy, not as a joke, but as the point.
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Photograph by Mark Peterson / Redux In February, Ruby's two worlds bumped up against each other at the opening of his latest show, called "Damnation," at the Sprüth Magers gallery in L.A. Ruby and Schiff showed up wearing identical pairs of black leather boots with metal tips on the toes, designed by Simons.
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Apple is signaling a big one there, too, and one that should handily beat what it reported for the first quarter of 2017 and potentially show that it's stepping into a new era of growth it hasn't seen since it bumped up the size of its phones with the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus.
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So here's CNet covering Amazon's IPO in that year, after noting that its debut had "[s]ilenc[ed] any doubts about its chances on the public market": Initially, [Amazon] had been set for a $12-to-$14 range, then got bumped up to $14 to $16 before the company's investment bankers settled on the $18 price.
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In recent weeks, Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has bumped up in polls, and Republicans have become much more optimistic about keeping the upper chamber.
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King has, at least tangentially, bumped up against Facebook privacy concerns in the past: an organization he founded and chaired on the board, Crimson Hexagon, was suspended by Facebook last year amid an investigation into whether its data harvesting was being used for government surveillance after The Wall Street Journal reported it had contracts with the US, Turkey, and a Kremlin-linked organization.
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Roxy (Sophie Cookson) bites the bullet within the first few scenes of the movie, despite having been set up as a partner and an equal to Eggsy; Ginger Ale (Halle Berry), one of the American Statesman agents, goes through a similar ordeal as she's sidelined to tech wiz duties and only bumped up to field agent status at the end of the movie.
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Tesla shares bumped up more than 0003 percent in after-hours trading on Tuesday, after electric vehicle blog Electrek reported it obtained an email from Tesla CEO Elon Musk that says the company is halting production at its two main factories for several days to upgrade equipment and aims to produce 6,000 Model 3 cars per week by the end of June.
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However, the reason it declined on a year-over-year basis was because Hurricane Harvey last year bumped up that September rate last year, and that's the affect that hurricanes usually have because they reduce non-farm payrolls and they boost average hourly earnings because the first people that are cut are the temporary workers that experience the lowest pay.
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Mississippi River 44 55 The Field House Museum 55 Street data from OpenStreetMap By The New York Times All of the St. Louis neighborhoods, some boarded up, some so grand that they astounded even my unimpressible ex-realtor husband, Jack, from Philadelphia, and some of which were regular middle class streets, bumped up against one another, faded into one another.
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The share of working-age adults who are in the labor force, meaning they have a job or are actively looking for one, has been dragging along at historical lows, but it bumped up to 2000 percent in January, from 2016 in December, a sign that at least some people have returned and that still more might do so if prospects brighten.
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Any more — in any context at all, even in a film about historical war — and the film gets bumped up to an R rating, which is how relatively benign recent films like A Ghost Story, Once, and Eighth Grade wound up rated R, while films like the violent superhero flick Suicide Squad or the semi-raunchy studio comedy Night School squeak by with a PG-13 rating.
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Cabello's "First Man" jumped 2216% to 2000 million from 20.006,22008; Lizzo's "Cuz I Love You" was up 18.73% to 218.7,25 from 22019,000; the Jonas Brothers' "What a Man Gotta Do" got a 19% boost to 1.42 million streams from 1.19 million; streams of Lil Nas X's "Rodeo" were bumped up 154% to 814,53 from 320,000, and Alicia Keys' "Underdog" spiked 95% to 420,000 from 216,000.
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After a successful run in Sochi as commentators for NBC Sports Network, the pair were bumped up to primetime in Pyeongchang, serving as the lead commentators for NBC's men's singles, ladies' singles and pairs skating (former skater Scott Hamilton and Tanith White, who won the silver medal for ice dance in 2006, commentate for ice dancing) alongside their less bedazzled fellow commentator Terry Gannon, who is announcer on the Golf Channel during the Olympic off-season.
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After getting delayed by at least a month or so following a regulatory investigation just days before the meeting was scheduled to take place, Qualcomm's timetable to hold the meeting is now bumped up to ten days from now — and possibly before Broadcom may complete its move to the U.S. The new change is coming as part of a presidential order by the Trump administration to block a takeover attempt by Broadcom, which is looking to acquire the company in a hostile maneuver worth over $100 billion — making it the largest tech deal of all time.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.) and Steve DainesSteven (Steve) David DainesThe 22019 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal 5 takeaways from combative Democratic debate GOP senator introduces resolution to formally condemn socialism MORE (R-Mont.) threatened to vote against the legislation out of concerns that it didn't do enough to help pass-through businesses, senators bumped up the deduction the bill provides for income from those companies.
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In a Reddit post, Cydia founder Jay "Saurik" Freeman said he had initially planned to shut the entire store after years of frustration running it, but had bumped up the timetable after a serious security issue was discovered:The reality is that I wanted to just shut down the Cydia Store entirely before the end of the year, and was considering moving the timetable up after receiving the report (to this weekend); this service loses me money and is not something I have any passion to maintain: it was a critical component of a healthy ecosystem, and for a while it helped fund a small staff of people to maintain the ecosystem, but it came at great cost to my sanity and led lots of people to irrationally hate me due to what amounted to a purposeful misunderstanding of how profit vs.
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