Is hitting a satellite like bumping into a frigate, or bumping off a city?
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There followed airline policy changes to reduce involuntary bumping, a novel system to make bumping less inconvenient, and even bipartisan action in Congress to render involuntary bumping illegal.
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If I'm in a car bumping that, or if I'm at home bumping that, I'll just play to it.
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It had the lowest involuntary bumping rate in the most recent three-month quarter, bumping 29 passengers compared with 306 in the same period last year.
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These are the lowest quarterly bumping rates recorded since 1995.
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The low end packs a wallop with strong, bumping bass.
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He was someone I enjoyed bumping into on the scene.
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"You're not welcome here," one man says, bumping into him.
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"She was bumping into me at Soul Train," Brown explained.
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Ibaka made two free throws, bumping the lead to 17.
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Headley is not surprised airlines are now bumping fewer travelers.
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"How long you think they been bumping uglies?" asks Abe.
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His neck was shattered beyond repair after years of bumping.
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There's no fear of bumping into something you can't see.
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Wow. I've been bumping "Mask Off" since it came out.
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The incumbent, Mr. Jones, is bumping up against term limits.
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He's hanging with Freddie Gibbs and bumping into Leonardo Dicaprio.
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Ms. Pelosi discouraged reporters from bumping elbows as a greeting.
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Daylight is not yet bumping, because once again, we're early.
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Championship Monday night by bumping Usher on the team jet.
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In fact, involuntary bumping is at an all time low.
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You can find Tshepo, probably bumping Sensi AGAIN, on Twitter.
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There's nothing like bumping into a friend in an unexpected place.
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You just can't, otherwise planes would be bumping into each other.
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It's like bumping into someone unexpectedly, we all have our limits.
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They were just bumping into each other and causing more pileups.
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But such generosity in monetary policy is bumping up against limits.
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Maybe you're more comfortable fist-bumping, dapping, waving, or just smiling.
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"We're bumping right along the top end of" historic valuation levels.
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Can two languages live inside one personwithout bumping into each other?
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Bumping, grinding, and tender face-caressing ensued — they practically made out.
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Men with big cameras keep bumping into me, offering no apology.
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But the strategic posturing is bumping up against Kerala's grim realities.
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Unfortunately, buyer demand is bumping up against near record-low supply.
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Regulars are giggling and fist-bumping the guy behind the counter.
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In some sense you will always be bumping up against something.
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I also remember bumping into Burckhardt some years later, in Soho.
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So if you can't remember bumping into anything, it's possible you didn't.
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The EPA has recently been bumping critical journalists off its mailing lists.
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WILLIAMS: -- and we were like bumping into each other, boom, boom, boom.
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Hilaria Baldwin is bumping along — and celebrating each milestone as she goes!
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In answering that question, we have to examine why involuntary bumping exists.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Apple is bumping up against its iPhone limits.
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Consider bumping up contributions by 230 percentage point as a first step.
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Cool moment in the video -- the DJ bumping Justin ... Timberlake, that is.
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"I don't think we're bumping up against unreasonable boundaries yet," says Belfiore.
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They'd also require bumping your toaster and coffeemaker onto a storage shelf.
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Overbooking and bumping aren't the only potentially frustrating issues facing travelers. Sen.
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Terry McAuliffe McAuliffe is bumping up hard against Virginia's one-term limit.
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JetBlue and Delta were close behind, involuntarily bumping three passengers per 100,000.
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My legs kept bumping into the sides and throwing off my float.
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Seeing becomes a sequence of instances bumping against other instances, always changing.
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Still, there's a comfort to bumping up against other humans around food.
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They were soon bumping into each other and conversing with greater frequency.
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Zero tried to follow Linda to the car, bumping against her legs.
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The practice of overbooking and bumping passengers is not uncommon or illegal.
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She approached it slowly, the disruptor bumping off-rhythm on her hip.
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Bumping things up to 256GB of storage, meanwhile, will cost another $50.
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But bumping up the rate two points is definitely now in play.
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A private education requires bumping that monthly savings up to about $1,126.
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Now it's bumping up against its highs that came in at $222.
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Once gone, she was penalized for bumping into a competitor and disqualified.
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WHO officials have shared alternative greetings like waving, bumping elbows, and bowing.
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The shark went straight for him, first bumping him off his surfboard.
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Germany wins, 22-21, and they're out here bumping chests like wrestlers.
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"Guys, we were bumping and grinding so hard to 'Señorita,'" he said.
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But lawmakers are bumping up much closer to the deadline this year.
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It was crowded and lots of people were bumping into each other.
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With 3.42 million retweets, Wilkerson snagged the title — bumping DeGeneres to second place.
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"The economy is still bumping along on a slow-growth trajectory," he said.
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The company is also bumping the total amount of convertible notes it's offered.
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The recoil causes the gun to buck back and forth, "bumping" the trigger.
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Bumping into a celebrity in public can be a tricky road to navigate.
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But the new scheme is more than just a cure for involuntary bumping.
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With Isz, however, dedicated players were bumping into the seams holding Bloodborne together.
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The curator told CNN that players disturbed other visitors by bumping into them.
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Nothing happened that night but I was keen on bumping into him again.
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Then in April, G Herbo posted himself bumping Goonew standout "Stain" on Instagram.
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IF YOU LOOK AT A CHART ABOUT CHINA'S HISTORY, GDP WAS BUMPING ALONG.
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She explained her black eyes with the usual stories about bumping into things.
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I was definitely bumping Bryson Tiller like every single day in the whip.
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This morning, Google is bumping up its top reward to $33 million dollars.
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Bumping up the child tax credit is supposed to make more American babies.
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Costumes, dancing, bass bumping out of massive floats (Oh, and there's jerk chicken).
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And so then I started bumping into a few popes along the way.
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Vigorous hand-washing, staying home, bumping elbows instead of hugging — we got that.
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I suppose we may start paying for a "no bumping" ticket before long.
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The star is seen fist-bumping the camera and clutching a shiny trophy.
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Thus come evening we would find ourselves bumping down the unlit desert roads.
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Bumping that up another 2% would have meant an additional $1.4 billion payout.
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She made history on Monday by bumping singer Taylor Swift from the no.
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New titles would cost an extra $25, with duplicates bumping up by $20.
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Sanders (I-Vt.) established his primacy on the left by bumping off Sen.
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For example, bumping into Rick Santorum right outside of a Jeb Bush event.
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We can no longer say February is the bumping ground for lousy movies.
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I kept bumping into virtual walls because the headset was making me extremely nauseated.
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Yet both are bumping up against a new potential question in VR game design.
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Bumping everything down by 8 Hz isn't helping anyone to connect with the cosmos.
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Netflix announced price hikes last week, bumping its cheapest plan to $9 per month.
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Although, like Nascar, we do wonder how much mid-air bumping is allowed.[YouTube]
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It is impossible to live your entire life without bumping your elbow on something.
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GM is currently bumping up against its cap, while Tesla has already hit it.
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YouTuber BigVanElecMan recut the entire Baby Driver trailer with the beat-bumping meat tube.
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Samsung is bumping the storage up to 1TB in its new Galaxy S10 Plus.
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Otherwise, I was just a toy waking up in the night, bumping into walls.
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The studio is also bumping its horror-tinged The New Mutants nearly a year.
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Across America's airlines, bumping declined sharply last year, to its lowest level in decades.
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On the other, you're facing limits in communication or bumping up against authority figures.
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A largely unregulated technology sector is bumping up against a heavily regulated finance industry.
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Delta Air Lines said it would change its policy about bumping passengers off flights.
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When passengers check in online, the computer asks in advance for their bumping price.
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Remember the stormtrooper bumping his head on the Death Star in the original movie?
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And I did it like two or three times, and she kept bumping me.
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Stevens countered by benching Johnson, and bumping Horford's minutes up from 32 to 36.
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"I know people are bumping on it," he says before turning to the Ladybug.
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What followed was 222 cars bumping and scraping, piling and plowing into one another.
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However, some people may suffer injuries while sleepwalking, from falls or bumping into things.
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The only problem is that Lillian and Kimmy keep bumping into Dong and Bobby.
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The thing I'm always bumping up against is that photography doesn't function that way.
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And it is bumping up against the foundations upon which all independent journalism stands.
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Many, including Vice President Mike Pence, are now bumping elbows as an alternative greeting.
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The company appears to be bumping up against the limits of Seattle's talent pool.
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But bumping against the city's potholes can make everyone nauseated, and it's noisy, too.
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First, dating apps moved the experience of bumping into a good-looking stranger online.
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Two humming automated vacuum cleaners move across the floor, bumping into walls and corners.
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The air is stuffy, and it's tough to move around without bumping into someone.
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That's why he spends the first hour of each morning fist-bumping each employee.
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The rest of the time we're bumping a lot of rap and dream pop.
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And I'm bumping some loud trap edm in my headphones (this part is working better).
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The seemingly random motion was caused by individual water molecules bumping into each pollen grain.
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This year, the event has been marred by numerous weather delays bumping several games back.
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While Jamie is bumping along rough roads, Claire is in labor in a Boston hospital.
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Musk announced an earlier launch date, bumping that up from the fall to summer 2020.
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Malika Haqq is bumping along — with the help of her best friend and twin sister!
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Festivals: Hangout Goldlink's flow is elastic, bumping around an electric beat like a rubber band.
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Four more Washington delegates are still to be decided, potentially bumping Trump's total even higher.
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You could comfortably explore the virtual world around you without worrying about bumping into something.
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Major broadcasters, including Sinclair and Univision, are said to be bumping up against the cap.
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It has been bumping up against that cap and only Congress can raise the limit.
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Honestly, just being next to him and, like, bumping him, feeling him and what not.
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Air particles are constantly bumping into objects orbiting at this height, nudging them slowly downward.
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To be sure, some well-heeled companies in healthy industries are bumping up their investments.
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The plan also calls for bumping up a retiree health benefits fund to $4 billion.
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Well, one big one, which is that he's officially bumping the name to ALL CAPS.
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It is often difficult to determine if a viral marketing campaign is actually bumping sales.
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Love, death, cinema — they're all there in "Mia Madre," bumping up against one another beautifully.
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Luckily, the rate of airline bumping has declined in recent years to a record low.
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"There's a lot more bumping going on today than we've ever had in the past."
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In October, the European Union signed on, bumping us over the greenhouse gas emission minimum.
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We can't be far away from one another, but can't be bumping into ourselves, either.
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When you're done, it sits out of the way instead of bumping into your chest.
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You've got a good chance of bumping into your celebrity crush in East Hampton Village.
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It was impossible to walk around this convention without bumping into a former Ailes client.
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That's why bumping the rate from 20% to 21% or 22% has been bandied about.
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Performers entered the stage in all-black attire, bumping into each other and appearing directionless.
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Ice particles bumping into ash particles also aids electrification, as does lava tearing itself apart.
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At these times, it makes sense to approach your manager about bumping up your pay.
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Bumping and skidding along, continually running into someone's "walls," feels like the opposite of that.
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"I consider it an adventure in geometry and astronomy, bumping into the spiritual," he says.
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The wild power of nature bumping up against the industrial landscape that was once America.
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These women are bumping up against the boundaries of their lives; they seem mildly bruised.
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I did not make it upstairs, although I heard some suspicious bumping and banging around.
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I'm also a deficit guy and those are bumping up against each other right now.
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Leonard made two free throws to open the third quarter, bumping the lead to 20.
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It's now almost impossible to navigate the tourist quarter without bumping into a military establishment.
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And you could hear the muffled cadence of a rap song bumping through the walls.
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FCA restated its U.S. sales earlier this year, bumping up last November's count by 13,000 vehicles.
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That's bound to happen when a pack of cars starts bumping and grinding at 200 mph.
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Oh, and the visuals include a booty-bumping tube of toothpaste and an arms-flailing toothbrush.
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We were feeling ourselves because we were the only kids at our high school bumping it.
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IT IS getting hard to sail across the South China Sea without bumping into a warship.
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His pre-game ritual involved bumping his head on the basket support while muttering to himself.
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It's not ideal in a cavern because you run the risk of bumping into a formation.
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You want to step outside?" the man asks, bumping his body into the other customer. "Huh?
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Involuntary bumping is relatively uncommon, but the fate did befall more than 45,000 passengers in 2015.
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This, in turn, is supposed to help the robot avoid bumping into furniture by 50 percent.
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Consciousness is inherently private, and trying to express it visibly meant bumping up against other consciousnesses.
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We did cartwheels around his living room, bumping into furniture and rolling around on the floor.
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No wonder a new generation is getting turned on to his thumping, bumping, looping house sound.
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She knew her chances of bumping into Tom in Palm Beach were pretty much a given.
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A few of us, myself included, kept bumping into each other a few times during warmup.
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"Let's Go Crazy" got a massive crowd bumping at a Brooklyn party hosted by Spike Lee.
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Leilani: Expect bumping beats—SunSun is a beast on the production so yay for female producers!
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Alternately, it has a turbo-less V8, a soft-top and a truly bumping sound system.
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Either Ms Yellen is wrong, or someone is bumping off otherwise healthy expansions before their time.
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It's hard not to get conspiratorial when the same three guys keep bumping into each other.
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I kind of suspect that the kids aren't fist bumping anymore, because this girl looks confused.
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TL;DR: The bumping Bose SoundLink Revolve portable Bluetooth speaker is on sale, saving you $20.
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That legislative effort passed the House last session before bumping into Senate concerns about its cost.
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Legislation to prevent involuntarily bumping was one of the measures that had gained that most steam.
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Going forward, stronger global growth might lead to stronger energy price growth, bumping up U.S. inflation.
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It makes you feel like a tangled slinky, forever bumping inelegantly down a flight of stairs.
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Before my stay, I had imagined myself bumping elbows on tight corners in a cramped kitchen.
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Still, Jawbone raised $147 million in September 2014, bumping its valuation $3.2 billion, according to Pitchbook.
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Minor things — bumping your head, even coughing or sneezing — can occasionally cause this kind of injury.
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Myth #2: But so much creativity comes from bumping into each other at the water cooler!
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I keep bumping up against VR walls and then against the 3D grid underneath it all.
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Seoul's bumping B-boy scene shows another side of a city better known for K-pop.
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"Administrators are bumping each other off as they try to work and log in," says Williams.
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"We just kept on bumping into each other and finally just talked," Mr. Di Donato said.
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I jumped up and ran out of the changing room, bumping into the Soviet coach, Romanov.
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"The president should start bumping off incumbent Republican members of Congress in primaries," Mr. Stone said.
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Little pink balloons swelled into view ahead of him, like engorged blood cells, crowding and bumping.
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Have you ever visited a museum and worried about bumping into art worth millions of dollars?
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Surveillance video from before the confrontation showed Smith's Mercedes possibly bumping Hayes's Hummer, then driving away.
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Grab the Bose Wave Music System IV are start bumping all your favorite tunes for $375.
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Bumping every other BART step, starting to sweat, I cursed the concept I'd locked myself into.
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Big companies are raising prices on popular drugs, with Gilead bumping up prices on HIV medicines.
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RIN prices began to rise steadily, bumping higher as the EPA indeed proposed keeping levels steady.
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Already 37 bids are in for this portable computer, bumping up this 1980s tech to $135.
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Feeling fuzzy, Paul stumbled out of bed, bumping into what she remembers as a coffee table.
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Shero recalls bumping into Patrick near the dressing rooms after a Devils-Flyers game last season.
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It's a total bloodbath, but it doesn't matter because you're both laughing riotously and bumping kneecaps.
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Airlines are also bumping passengers, or involuntarily preventing ticketed passengers from flying, at a record-low rate.
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O'Cull upgraded Papa John's stock to "overweight" from "sector weight," bumping the company's target price to $80.
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I don't cough like I'm on my deathbed; I'm not bumping into things around me all day.
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""He began dancing with a female employee while violently chest-bumping her repeatedly until she fell down.
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Devitt also added the stock to the firm's elite Select List, bumping out Alibaba in the process.
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Reunited with our phones, we feverishly tapped away, while bumping into each other and rolling our eyes.
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That is exactly how you ought to react to bumping into the Housewives: Swiftly and profanely exiting.
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Paris came in second, bumping London (303%) out of the way, with 230% models of color cast.
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Even a cow bumping into an electric fence near the observatory could cause a small disruptive spike.
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Instead, they pull familiar characters out of their graves and set them bumping around their old houses.
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"These women are bumping up against the boundaries of their lives; they seem mildly bruised," Dederer writes.
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Will it be able to sense the bumping and grinding and thrusting and could this be...traumatic?
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Loveland opened back in 2004 after art school grads began creating these interesting monuments to bumping uglies.
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Friction from the droplets and crystals bumping together creates positive and negative electrical charges in the clouds.
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This includes the bills aimed at limiting vape liquid flavors and bumping the purchasing age to 21.
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Kanye: You know I'm bumping this Views right now and it's crazy how hard this is Drake.
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Magaziner explained the state would be "bumping up" its treasuries to help in the next market downturn.
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The family was separated, with James forced underwater, eventually bumping into the hood of his submerged car.
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Bumping up to a 32GB RAM will run you $4,200, and a 2TB configuration jumps to $4,800.
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These particles slightly push on spacecraft, bumping them out of orbit and dragging them down to Earth.
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Bumping some of that 183 income into the following year might have helped trim their tax bill.
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The 21st annual promotion is bumping up the number of passes it will sell this year tenfold.
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The photos also feature improved resolution, bumping it up to 320 DPI, along with a higher contrast.
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It's now bumping that rollout to include 2700,22019 more this year, bringing the total deployment to 204,21565153591001.
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The bow of the boat comes to rest against the sky, bumping gently into its latex surface.
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Delta has changed its policy about bumping passengers off of flights, and its customers stand to benefit.
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He also points out other small details like the search bar bumping up against the status bar.
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The two apparently had rooms near each other, and kept bumping into each other in the elevator.
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Sir Robert Owen's report also indicates that the murder was about more than bumping off an enemy.
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In the meantime, they created the checks on presidential power that Trump is bumping up against now.
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With all these nerds bumping shoulders in one place, you're almost bound to catch something from someone.
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Fist-bumping the president with a robotic arm that you control with your mind is even cooler.
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But bumping the price to, say, $130 a share would present LVMH with an even bigger challenge.
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The two had tapped voter frustration with traditional politicians and took turns bumping Kuczynski from second place.
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Dec. 20, 2018: Altria buys 35% of Juul for $12.8 billion, bumping Juul's valuation to $38 billion.
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Looking at individual stocks, Inmarsat rose to the top of the index, bumping up the telecoms sector.
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This student brought in a record player and is bumping Kanye in his headphones right now... pic.twitter.
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The couple met in 2011, after bumping into each other, literally, at a bar in Hoboken, N.J.
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Thanks to Cohen, Congress can begin gathering information in that space without necessarily bumping into the feds.
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Some advocate bumping the initial retirement age to 64 or 65 from 62 to eliminate that problem.
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The company's board of directors approved an increase in its quarterly cash dividend, bumping it to $3.30.
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You can't turn a corner in any clothing store without bumping into at least one '70s trend.
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Songs that see her step away from working on instrumentals, bumping her rich vocals into the spotlight.
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I like that you didn't even know what she was saying, but you were still bumping it.
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Miller had never complained when the Yankees traded for Aroldis Chapman, bumping him from the closer role.
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Can anyone imagine past winners — Winston Churchill, for example — bumping up his speeches with little picture thingys?
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It's a bit like after a workout when your heart is bumping even if you're sitting calmly.
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"We've created the 'corona bump' at United where you'll see us all bumping each other," Munoz said.
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Airlines are also bumping more travelers this summer compared with last with fewer aircraft to accommodate travelers.
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She recalled once bumping into Mr. Blatchford while at a restaurant in New York with her daughter.
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He told investigators that the men returned and confronted him, with one of them bumping into him.
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In June, New York regulators suspended him for seven days for a bumping incident at Belmont Park.
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As an aviation lawyer, I have a professional interest in the issue of bumping passengers off flights.
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He celebrated wildly, chest-bumping his partner and delivering an upper-cut worthy of a heavyweight boxer.
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The CBO is bumping up its expectations for Medicaid enrollment while lowering projections for overall marketplace enrollment.
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Several airlines, including United, overhauled their customer service and bumping polices in the wake of the controversy.
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However, in some cases, the airline will involuntarily deny boarding, bumping a passenger to a later flight.
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On a Boeing 737-800, this would mean bumping approximately three (likely furious) passengers to another flight.
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Khalid hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 this week, bumping Billie Eilish from the top slot.
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" 210, Craig Federighi, touting Apple AirDrop as a better alternative to NFC: "No need to wander around the room, bumping your phone… [mimes bumping phones]" September 22012, Eddie Cue: "We've got a groundbreaking NFC antenna built across the top… Apple Pay is easy and secure and it's private.
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Activated by passersby, the bugs make irregular circles, bumping into the glass like moths attracted to a light.
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At her talk, Wilson discussed turning gray and the way people started bumping into her in the street.
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Earlier this week, two members of Congress introduced a measure that would prohibit airlines from involuntarily bumping passengers.
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This way, you won't need to worry about accidentally bumping your phone when you press the shutter button.
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In the aftermath of the dragging incident, United announced 10 policy changes, including an end to involuntary bumping.
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I started letting in the grime that everyone else had been bumping at the back of the bus.
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Lollapalooza seems to have tweaked the lineup poster for their website, bumping Chvrches up to the third row.
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The days of robot vacuums blindly bumping into objects around your home as they clean are long gone.
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Bumping up to the 8th-gen Core i7 and 512GB of storage, meanwhile, will run you $1,000 more.
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Because even at a slow pace of 1.5 percent the economy is bumping against physical limits to growth.
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What I did first was organize the arrest of that dingbat who was always bumping us from behind.
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Case in point: the first script has a man and woman bumping into each other on the street.
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Imagine the unique mixture of horror and awkwardness of bumping into a one-night stand in a supermarket.
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I could even get by inside to some degree, whereas I was bumping into things indoors with V1.
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Image: Simon Denny"It's kind of hard to go anywhere without bumping into Peter Thiel," Denny told me.
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Or, if your trip is sunk due to the bumping, you can request a so-called involuntary refund.
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Tied to your smartphone, it matches your speed and can navigate around large crowds without bumping into anyone.
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The company has raised eyebrows with higher-priced product lines, bumping some iPhones north of $29.7,000 a piece.
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BangBros has recycled some of her scenes over the years, bumping her back up on their main page.
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But they keep bumping into each other, finishing Tuesday's Nevada caucuses bunched together in second and third place.
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It was the sneaky silence followed by a rhythmic bumping of the change room door caught my attention.
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In 723, Utah set the precedent for bumping that wait time up from 272 hours to three days.
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That said, one scene portraying two cops shield bumping each other with glee provides an intensely awkward moment.
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Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) on Tuesday unveiled legislation to ban airlines from involuntarily bumping passengers off flights.
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Emotionally speaking, though, bumping often feels like a broken promise—which is why some incidents can go viral.
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The tablet also gets a RAM upgrade over its non-US version, bumping it from 2GB to 3GB.
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Walking around campus Wednesday, Professor Gutgold said she kept bumping into people who wanted to talk about it.
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He has described how bumping into Mr Trump at a recent Republican fund-raiser led to this arrangement.
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In summer 2001, the two began bumping into each other regularly in Detroit, again through their mutual friends.
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MORE. Navy officials later said the administration would support an additional ship, bumping the request up to nine.
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Climate, trade and now security are the dangerous chasms opening up after 70 years of bumping along together.
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We kept bumping into random items for sale that did not fit any specific section on our journey.
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Though there are just two characters onstage, neither can take a step without bumping into an old regret.
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As it turned out, they began bumping into each other in the dorm room of a mutual friend.
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Wall Street strategists reacted to the tax vote by quickly bumping up forecasts of 2800 earnings for companies.
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Especially on the course race, where accidental bumping occurs, most paddlers seemed to fall over at some point.
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Reddit has a dedicated sub with a 51,000-strong community of purported buyers and sellers, which seems bumping.
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People were fist bumping and hugging in the lobby, with a look of stunned excitement on their faces.
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The company had the highest forced bumping rate among large U.S. carriers in 2016, according to DOT data.
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I am not fist-bumping or giving a chicken wing or whatever it is that we're doing nowadays.
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"It relies on kind of just bumping into things in the middle of the night," Dr. Caiger said.
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Vice President Mike Pence greeted Washington Governor Jay Inslee by bumping elbows instead of a more common handshake.
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The processor, too, is the latest and greatest from Qualcomm, bumping from a Snapdragon 845 to an 855.
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Subway also is bumping up against increased competition from sandwich upstarts and their step-sibling, the hamburger joint.
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Some candidates are bumping into hard financial and logistical facts that will spell the end of their candidacies.
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They were bumping in their seats with excitement, and all the adults were "extremely emotional," Ms. Allen said.
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Now, the stock is bumping up against yet another key resistance level, going back to its 2016 highs.
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Prosecutors said the killings were prompted by one of the men bumping into Mr. Hernandez at a nightclub.
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Body contact in the quickstep is the hardest since you're running around and almost bumping into each other.
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These services are bumping up against people's limits in terms of available time and in terms of wallet.
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In the Washington, D.C., area, Reagan National and Dulles International airports are bumping up their ride-hailing surcharges.
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Netflix has now revised its 2018 original content expenditure, bumping it by an additional $1 billion to $8 billion.
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En masse, the caravan formed a maze-like perimeter around several DIY stages and dancefloors bumping Brazilian-inflected techno.
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Control rod assemblies stud the reactor vessel's underside; we have to crouch to avoid bumping our heads on them.
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He was known for basically trying to pressure Apple into bumping up its efforts to return value to investors.
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Beijing just snatched the title of Billionaire Capital of the World, bumping former leader New York to second place.
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I remember putting 36 Chambers into my car and bumping to Wu-Tang, and never heard anything like it.
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Hayes was found not guilty on one count of aggravated criminal damage to property for allegedly bumping Smith's vehicle.
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With every song bumping at the 100 beats-per-minute benchmark, each works as a guide for timing compressions.
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You can't turn around without tripping over another historical artifact, or bumping into a painting by a legendary artist.
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A few minutes later, the rep dunked the XB241 into an aquarium, lights still blinking and music still bumping.
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Jester came along around the time I realized that Psygnosis couldn't keep bumping up my salary as a musician.
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Legislation to ban involuntary bumping would force carriers to treat passengers with greater dignity, at a very manageable cost.
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We're bumping forecast high temperatures down 250 degrees, with predicted highs closer to the low 50s than low 60s.
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In addition, the company announced it is bumping the memory spec from 128GB to 256GB of built-in memory.
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Still, as Edward Ericson Jr. details, he's never faced a serious criminal investigation despite repeatedly bumping up against one.
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The latest jam combines R&B melodies with bumping bass, electronic steel drums and dancehall rhythms produced by 88Everything.
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The affected employees are not represented by a union, and there are no bumping rights, according to the notice.
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I literally can't turn a corner without bumping into someone who wants me to come to their open mic.
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"I felt her bump into me yet I wasn't really looking at what was bumping into me." https://twitter.
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The microblogging site ditched its 140-character limit in 2017, bumping the restriction up to 280 characters per tweet.
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Metta was equally stoked to meet Boosie ... saying the Lakers are always bumping his music in the locker room.
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Belly bumping and then they walk by and they're kinda sweaty and they get it on your arm. Ugh.
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Croft said it will be difficult to meet these targets with oil bumping around the mid-$23s and lower.
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Unlike the situation with my BFFs, we had no mutual friends and zero chance of bumping into each other.
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Six years into an economic recovery, we're still bumping along at an unsatisfactory 20143 percent average annual growth rate.
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But I-- mean, there are certain stocks I would've kept buying, except I was bumping up against-- the 10%.
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Along the boardwalk, a bicycle cab was bumping across the planks and a cotton-candy salesman was spinning cones.
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For the rest of the conference, R would "run around like crazy," bumping into the scientist at every opportunity.
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As we rocket more stuff into space, the odds of it bumping into each other will inextricably go up.
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Windows down, base bumping with the Chocobo Theme Find you an IRL chocobo for the ultimate chicken-riding experience.
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Obama with an afro and wearing combat gear, fist-bumping her husband beneath a portrait of Osama bin Laden.
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It seems like you can't walk outside without bumping into a new collaboration or ad campaign starring a celebrity.
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He mainly nods and grunts, seemingly relishing the act of cooking and keeping the place bumping through the night.
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Back to the gala, though, because save for Kimmy's bumping into Keith at the bar, it's a complete disaster.
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"It's been so fun to research, but I keep bumping into old flames," Dan said, with a rueful grimace.
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But the bank is bumping up its timeline, saying it wants to share the company's success with its employees.
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"I'm not fist bumping or giving a chicken wing or whatever it is that we're doing nowadays," Lankford said.
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They are like children who just scored a touchdown, high-fiving and chest-bumping each other in the street.
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Most family members irk each other from time to time, bumping into conflicts about politics, religion, and life choices.
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It's light, compact and durable, so that I don't have to worry about bumping it, or letting it drop.
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He would also do away with the current top ordinary income tax rate of 37%, bumping it to 39.6%.
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U.S. health officials have been substituting bumping elbows or bowing rather than shaking hands as a greeting, for example.
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The display, too, will be slightly larger than its predecessor, bumping up one or two tenths of an inch.
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The woman called me a "fat slag" after bumping into my bum, and quickly hurried out with her partner.
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This helped its market share rise by 3.4 percent, bumping up its ranking to eighth from 24 last year.
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The trial is expected to start next week and may last several weeks, possibly bumping up against the Feb.
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As investors pulled out of his funds, Van Wagoner kept bumping up against the 15% cap on illiquid investments.
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China's currency has been sliding noticeably since mid-June after bumping around at higher levels from February through May.
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There was a little light, and I avoided bumping my head, but I could hardly see the interior engravings.
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At first it may feel unnerving, and you may find yourself bumping into things in your real-life room.
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In the event of bumping into an off-duty band member, fans were encouraged to give the "boys" privacy.
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Matthew J. Watts kept bumping into congregants from his Grace Bible Church who were upset about the mayor's decision.
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Stadiums are selling out, and TV broadcasters are bumping up the price of advertising slots as millions tune in.
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It's what Disney animators call "bumping the lamp," a design ethos that film aficionado Kristian Williams elaborated upon in his video essay on Roger Rabbit: "Bumping the lamp" refers to the scene in the back of Dolores' bar, where Eddie Valiant is sawing off the handcuffs that connect him to Roger Rabbit.
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Together, the United States and China make up about 40 percent of world emissions, bumping the needle generously towards ratification.
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Rebecca doesn't need to sleep with Nathaniel to figure out that bumping up her wedding date is a bad idea.
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One by one, the clients are asked to close their eyes and walk across the room without bumping into anything.
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He didn't even realise how close he'd come to bumping into the predator till after he had reached the shore.
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House and Senate bills under consideration include new passenger protections and would ban the practice of bumping boarded airline passengers.
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This is all happening at about the that the Australian ambassador is not bumping into, but meeting with George Papadopoulos.
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It also has much faster memory than the Quadro, bumping up from the 10GHz of last year's Titan to 11.4Ghz.
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Still, he made much of bumping up the minimum wage for the over-8303s, from £7.20 to £7.50 per hour.
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There's no forgetting a shit weasel burrowing through snow like the Caddyshack gopher, bumping its head against a beer bottle.
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Still, retailers continued bumping their hours and offering bigger and better sales, and shoppers continued lining up for the savings.
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If you're not saving 10% of your income, consider at least bumping up your contribution level by 1% this year.
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Last week, both the House and the Senate unveiled proposals that would ban airlines from bumping passengers without their consent.
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It's also important to hang the pendant at an appropriate height to reduce the risk of people bumping their heads.
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By bumping the email thread to the top of your inbox, Gmails also breaks the chronological order of your inbox.
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When you're younger, I think the idea of bumping into someone when you weren't looking your best was quite horrific.
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She said she didn't recall Swift bumping or moving into her as they posed for the photo, as Swift testified.
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You then interact with the program by commenting, reposting or "bumping" (the Drivetribe version of a favourite or an upvote).
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The video, posted on July 21, features the adorable toddler walking through the aisle and fist-bumping everyone he sees.
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When I arrived, the DJ was bumping 2009 Miley Cyrus and the sun was just setting over the Colorado River.
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But score one for Jordan ... we got him as his car was pulled around, and asked about bumping into Kendall.
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IKEA's online sales surged after the global furniture giant doubled down on e-commerce, bumping total sales to $45.4 billion
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And even worse, how did they deal with bumping into these men, over and over, in their communities for years?
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Congress was, yet again, bumping up against a hard deadline to either fund the government or have it shut down.
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"I used to go to civil rights marches, but Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles kept bumping into people," he joked.
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When that occurs, airlines are required to first offer volunteers compensation in exchange for their seats before bumping someone involuntarily.
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Tesla broke firmly below that key level in mid-March after bumping against it since the beginning of the year.
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Jones's personal foul for bumping an official helped set up the Steelers' winning field goal in the closing seconds. (AP)
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The days of bumping into a Tiger after a game are done, which is unfortunate because those days were great.
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Once his kids got old enough to join the business things took off, bumping up both the quality and volume.
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Commit to bumping up your automatic transfers whenever possible, and your down payment fund will be growing in no time.
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But even the compromise of bumping elbows isn't enough, according to the director-general of the World Health Organization (WHO).
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And now she's an academic, bumping vintage D'Angelo in her hybrid car as she pulls into her university parking space.
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I would like everyone to know that I am coughing into my left elbow, and bumping with my right elbow.
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The Jets forced four turnovers (three picks and a fumble recovery) on Sunday, bumping their season takeaway total to 15.
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Eventually bumping up the funeral slogan to the present tense with "YOU ARE DEAD," just in case there's any confusion.
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From behind the counter, I watch customers greet each other by bumping elbows, nervous frowns tugging down their forced smiles.
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But Stallings countered with a leadoff shot, his sixth, off Samardzija in the seventh, bumping the lead to two runs.
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But Stallings countered with a leadoff shot, his sixth, off Samardzija in the seventh, bumping the lead to two runs.
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A couple of times, he inadvertently said something, including "excuse me" after bumping into a woman in a grocery store.
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"I was like, 'No, no, no, we're not doing this,'" Voit said of seeing players bumping elbows in the dugout.
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He denied that he had done anything wrong, insisting that the other horses were bumping one another from the start.
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"Every other day he'd tell me to turn it down because he could hear the bass bumping," Mr. Pritchard said.
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In the United case, forcibly bumping a passenger contributed to tension not just on that plane but across the industry.
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The authorities in Hubei Province put the death toll at 76 there, bumping the overall deaths to at least 80.
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His record view count of 4 billion is acknowledged, with PewDiePie fist-bumping the camera and clutching a shiny trophy.
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"We know that it's bumping material out of the rings at least 10 times faster than we thought," Cravens said.
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The truer cartoon, in a sense, would be "Outside In," with the emotions produced by people bumping against one another.
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"I would keep bumping into him at the Sunset Tower Hotel," she told Net-A-Porter's PORTER in December 2018.
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These datapoints align with the theory that smartphone ASPs [average selling prices] may be bumping up against their upper limit.
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Jason Derulo as Rum Tum Tugger, shimmying his hips from side to side as if butt-bumping invisible buddy-cats.
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The police pulled away and drove him, bumping over Catacamas's rough, pot-holed roads, about 15 minutes to the hospital.
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However, walking outside the Tower along the Thames, I was surprised I could actually move around without bumping into someone.
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When we discussed The Distance Trap, we talked about Sean O'Malley being caught off guard by a bumping shuffle step.
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From bumping "Famous" to his favourite track of 2015 "What Do You Mean" Ye seems like a man at peace.
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I had met him a couple of years before, when Slowdive reunited, and we kept bumping into each other at festivals.
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He tries walking through the streets of New York, but he keeps bumping into people because there's so many of them.
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Yomuneko's game had me fist bumping my teammate and smashing glass spheres with hammers in a Portal-like escape puzzle game.
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However, Lundeen admits she does need help bumping up her net profit, which ends up being around eight to 10 percent.
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The incident caused a PR fiasco for United and made other airlines review their policies for involuntary bumping or denied boarding.
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If they don't get a yes, well, they're stuck bumping elbows with their seatmates in a classic battle for the armrest.
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However, if you want to save a little money, bumping the specs down a bit will drop the price to $1,049.
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I returned to that boardwalk and that routing a couple more times on the trip, bumping things up to 50 breaths.
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We filed out, bumping into each other a little less this time, and made for taxis and the nearest subway station.
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But they're bumping up against a self-imposed limit of adding $1.5 trillion to the national debt over the next decade.
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Called Diya One X, it purifies the air as it wanders about a building, while managing to avoid bumping into visitors.
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A gentleman indeed, whose only wish is to secure his fortune by bumping off a few inconvenient relatives in Edwardian England.
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I didn't want to go outside because my anxiety of slipping or someone bumping into me was too much to bear.
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Is there anything more relaxing that taking a nice, long drive, playing with a new yo-yo, and bumping Kendrick Lamar?
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They're all bumping shoulders with New Orleans' own Preservation Hall Jazz Band, FKA twigs and Chicago's legendary rapper and producer Madlib.
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But with this little band, we're all staying at this Airbnb, bumping into each other, playing together, there's no tour manager.
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Nearly half of respondents also reported tripping or bumping into things on vacation because they were too distracted with their phones.
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Yet there are signs that China's see-no-evil approach is bumping up against its ambitions to be an ecological exemplar.
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The last thing two men expected while playing a casual match of tennis on Sunday night was bumping into Serena Williams.
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Instead, the audience, like Ronit, must feel their way through the customs, bumping into new or forgotten obstacles along the way.
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"Be Careful of Smartphones While Walking." reads the text below an image of a smartphone-smitten pedestrian bumping into a car.
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From the moment of birth, Prince Harry and Meghan's baby will be bumping some royals down in the line of succession.
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Manny Machado, playing while appealing a one-game suspension issued for allegedly bumping an umpire Saturday, hit a third-inning homer.
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Her proposal would also lower workers' contributions to pensions by 1 percentage point while bumping employers' contributions by 5 percentage points.
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Shot for The Late Late Show, the sketch features Russell and Corden repeatedly bumping into each other around the CBS studio.
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It's a surgery that Maggie wants, and that she fights to get, bumping Riggs off to serve as the primary cardiologist.
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As a result, United is instituting 10 policy changes when it comes to overbooking flights, bumping passengers and improving customer service.
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Depending on the season, the journey to Rivercess County requires either bumping along dirt paths or navigating endless stretches of mud.
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It's tempting to imagine the two just bumping into one another in the hot dog line and recognizing a kindred spirit.
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The bill was designed to prevent a repeat of a controversial bumping incident that occurred on United Airlines earlier this month.
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As she's posing, Rodriguez totally crashes the party, trying to get past her and subsequently bumping her out of the way.
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Perhaps the French word substitution gimmick played more difficult than expected for Will's test solvers, thereby bumping the puzzle to Thursday.
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The difference is he's bumping up against the bumbling-dad stereotype that's foisted upon anyone who parents while male these days.
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The Clippers got a scare late in the third quarter when Jeff Green went down after apparently bumping knees with Black.
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After breaking the circle in a fit of panic, all of the toys start bumping into each other and freaking out.
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"Now I was really embarrassed because I was wearing the same dress bumping into him for the third time," she said.
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Still, the incident has sparked widespread public backlash, though the practice of overbooking and bumping passengers is not uncommon or illegal.
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The final season received rave reviews and a 97% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, bumping the show's average score to 90%.
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The company is also bumping the benefit from $700 a year in tuition assistance to $2,500 annually for its crew members.
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Unless you plan on bumping into stuff, don't expect to record after-dark concerts and parties on your Snap Inc Spectacles.
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We're told 28-year-old Anderson and the ref really went at each other -- complete with chest bumping and mutual contact.
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When I asked if it was awkward bumping into friends from old neighborhoods, Lozada said that no one ever seemed surprised.
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You always hear about young talent bumping old people from their jobs in other industries, and hockey should be no different.
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The involuntary bumping figure does not take into account passengers who agree to give up their seats in exchange for compensation.
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A packed bar is a great space to transmit something where everybody's touching the bar, and everyone's bumping into each other.
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Post performed in Austin, TX Saturday night, and during the show he played a video of him bumping into Undertaker backstage.
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The speed at which our promise became a lie: mere seconds, as we went bumping off the curb toward U.S. 1.
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Bumping and grinding in revolt, his impatience is palpable, chiding his laptop DJ. "Next one, next one, next one," he says.
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But as it pushed into 2019, the special counsel's investigation risked bumping into the start of the president's re-election campaign.
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"It gives us more space to walk, more time to stop and enjoy ourselves, without people bumping into you," he said.
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The guidance system failed and they had to steer manually, bumping down in a snowy forest 1,600km from the landing site.
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The risk-tolerant can gamble that further bad indicators will persuade the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, bumping up stocks.
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What's more, Delta reported bumping a total of nine passengers from its flights last year while American bumped more than 22019,22017.
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"I don't think I can wrap my mind around what we just did," he said after bumping Alonso from the field.
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Jana Partners in April first reported its ownership of Texas-based Whole Foods, bumping up shares of the supermarket company's stock.
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The "whump" is the sound of the thickened filling bumping against the top crust as it bubbles at a steady pace.
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Lawmakers from both parties have introduced a wave of bills targeting airlines' overbooking and bumping policies — including banning the practice altogether.
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The video and controversy led to United and other airlines dramatically altering their policies for bumping passengers off of oversold flights.
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More new listings are coming on the market this summer, but buyers are bumping up against high prices and multiple offers.
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It prompted airlines to revamp programs to train personnel to defuse tense situations and to avoid bumping passengers at the airport.
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And one of the things I keep bumping into is the people who are still running things most often are men.
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They marveled at the coincidence of bumping into each other just now and Juliette explained why I'd come to St. Thomas.
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His easygoing double act, "Bumping Mics" with Jeff Ross, which debuted last fall on Netflix, was his first release since 2014.
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Many of these sculptures include antique plaster casts or shards of shattered plaster, bumping up yet again the theme of process.
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For many consumers, that's the vision they cling to, even when that object is collecting scratches bumping around in their bag.
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Those ticket sales were enough to top domestic box office charts, bumping last weekend's champ, Universal's comedy "Good Boys," to second place.
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You can't open the door to the Lower East Side gallery Chapter NY right now without bumping into a wall of plexiglass.
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As kids, Paulus and DeBruyn would drive up and down the street, bumping these rap albums, taking in the history around them.
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The worst economic recovery since World War II. And remember our President laughing, golfing and fist bumping after an American was beheaded?
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Cardi B has got the whole world bumping her song "Bodak Yellow," which reached No. 22003 on Monday after dropping in June.
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Joining forces with hit maker Calvin Harris for the first time in four years, the pair have created another head-bumping song.
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If you're not saving 10 percent of your income, consider at least bumping up your contribution level by 1 percent this year.
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In the U.S., there is some $350 billion made annually in charitable donations, with the figure bumping up to $500 billion globally.
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All day since sunrise we had been bumping over the hard red clay roads characteristic of the backward sections of the South.
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So there's somebody on the far side of the grid that I have pretty much a zero percent chance of bumping into.
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Spontaneous social mixing — "bumping into" friends and neighbors — has been designed out of the spaces most Americans inhabit most of the time.
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"Nothing good can come from those two spacecraft bumping," Jim Chilton, senior vice president of Boeing's space program, said in the call.
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KEY WEST, Florida — Despite having no cold beer or whiskey for sale, Key West's iconic Green Parrot Bar is bumping post-hurricane.
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It took a violent incident and public relations disaster for United to improve its policies and curtail the practice of involuntary bumping.
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It's funny—I saw him today, because I work in the same hospital as him, which is lovely, bumping into him again.
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All powerful specs, mind, and probably well beyond the needs of most users — but bumping them up is going to cost you.
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But as the trend grew more popular, companies rushed in with their own slime craft kits, bumping up sales of the category.
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The flash temporarily blinded the ghost, whose shocked, blinking retreat — bumping into the doorframe on its way out — Frank captured on film.
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Its new facility was inland, and after bumping along a single-lane dirt road for a couple of miles, I was lost.
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The new tech is a pretty radical update over Samsung's earlier slow motion, bumping it from 240 to 960 frames per second.
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"Some singles still fantasize about a romantic first encounter that happens organically, like bumping into each other in Whole Foods," Burns says.
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It is thought that dust particles bumping into each other create a static charge that causes more dust to lift, McCaughrean explained.
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At the end of last year, Amazon announced more aircraft additions for Amazon Air, bumping the network from 40 planes to 50.
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Even if you bought SD instead of HD when the latter was available, they're bumping it all the way up to 4K.
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Turns out, our alpha male wasn't too thrilled to hear that Hannah and Garrett were bumping uglies 43 meters above the water.
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Traveling at a fairly slow speed, it derailed after striking a bumping block, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said at the briefing.
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And bumping the age to 21 means employees at vape shops and manufacturers under that age would need to find new work.
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Sixteen racks of old and busted Westmere Xeon X5670s made room for 1,008 Broadwell nodes, bumping peak theoretical performance to 6.28 petaflops.
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I remember when Ashanti came out in 2003 and I was bumping her self-titled album with the song "Foolish" on repeat.
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He received the suspension for bumping home plate umpire Vic Carapazza on July 1 after being ejected for arguing balls and strikes.
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I try my best to keep up, but keep bumping into sweaty male photographers enthusiastically documenting every booty shake and hip roll.
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There was also an earlier scene from that season with Gibson fist-bumping his pitcher after drilling Ryan Braun in the back.
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A concerned parent checking on their baby can accidentally wake them by tripping over something or bumping into furniture in the dark.
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The move served no practical purpose, but it freed Sinclair to acquire many more stations without bumping up against the national cap.
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It was gridlock on the sand — so many bodies on blankets or under umbrellas that moving without bumping someone was a challenge.
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Bumping them up a digit will provide some extra space between last year's 7 models, even if they're only modest internal improvements.
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Each drone communicates individually with the main computer, and GPS and precision flying keep drones from bumping into each other, KTXL reported.
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American Airlines is bumping jets that had 181 or 187 seats up to 190, and jets with 160 seats up to 172.
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Given that 2016 turnout (60.1 percent) was at the high end of the scale, the Democrats are already bumping against the ceiling.
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As a clumsy person myself, I can imagine a president accidentally bumping into it -- or tripping and landing a hand on it.
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Bumping up the chain a bit there is the Shelby GT350, which starts at $57,240, about $30,603 more than the base model.
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Soon, they were fist-bumping and exchanging embraces, while the cheering became more raucous as each brick in Clinton's "blue wall" fell.
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And they used the opportunity to argue that globalization, technology and emerging markets are bumping the United States off its superpower pedestal.
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Either Stamper has something in his eye, or he's feeling a twinge of guilt about bumping poor Mr. Moretti off the list.
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And so Arya rides off to where the plot bids her, bumping into a giant, janky-looking CGI direwolf on the way.
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I still catch myself bumping up against little moments of serendipity that feel like they were written, more than events that happened.
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Bard was managing in place of Aaron Boone, who was serving a one-game suspension levied for bumping an umpire Friday night.
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Women are once again seeing the glass ceiling they have been bumping their heads against for decades being reinforced by the Met.
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But for all the ways sex can positively impact our lives, it's not entirely uncommon for people to die when bumping uglies.
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Two more sums: • Bumping up median pay by 10 percent would have reduced 2017 pretax income by 42 percent, to $2.2 billion.
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Snow then asked prosecutors to charge Arpaio with criminal contempt of court in August, bumping the matter up from the civil level.
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The College Football Playoff is bringing a Super Bowl-style halftime show to the national championship game without bumping the marching bands.
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One of her Harvard colleagues, Einer Elhauge, recalled bumping into her on a flight to Washington, about a year before the crisis.
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The most fundamental beats of Theo's odyssey are preserved, from bumping around various American households to a botched art heist in Amsterdam.
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That's because the individual income tax rates changed for those filers from 2017 to 2018, bumping some of them into higher brackets.
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But as fuel prices decreased along with ticket prices, the major and budget airlines began bumping into each other more, he said.
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His joints don't really move, he's constantly bumping into things, and he maintains this dead-eyed stare every moment he's on screen.
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Both spaceships have room for a fourth seat, bumping the station's overall crew size to seven once Russia returns to full staffing.
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Then once we got into it, we were bumping up against real-life headlines in a way that we hadn't expected to.
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He will report to Robb Voyles, Halliburton's current general counsel who the company said it is bumping up to chief legal officer.
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Early this month, Netflix changed the movie's course yet again, bumping the release to this year, to lead with a theatrical debut.
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But after a week of reports about the two men bumping heads, Mr. Brafman filed papers yesterday withdrawing as Mr. Weinstein's counsel.
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Hood can slide into the lineup against teams that go small down the stretch, bumping Hayward or Ingles to the four spot.
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According to a Department of Transportation report, airlines reported bumping about one in 30,000 passengers last year, the lowest rate since 1995.
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The $16.99 / month is only offered on the first 12 months of subscription, with the price bumping up to $26.99 a month after.
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The boy's father shared a photo of Brody and Curry fist bumping before the game, with the fan donning a Golden State jersey.
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The 63-year-old sports fan was seen fist-bumping team mates, waving to the crowd and firing shots at the opposition goalie.
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You might be thinking that San Fran should consider bumping property taxes, milking the mega-rich unicorn investors, and building some public housing.
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"We're just trying to compete each and every game," Dunn told reporters after bumping his average to 15.6 in nine games this month.
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A sea lion came to my aid circle beneath me and bumping me up until the coast guard boat arrived behind you -- me.
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But surprisingly, the Dao incident — an egregious example of airline bumping — was already exceedingly rare and is becoming more so by the month.
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Across the board, the GT's 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged V6 gets 13 more horses for 2020, bumping total horsepower to a claimed 660.
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The force is strong ... in John Boyega's shorts judging from all the bumping and grinding he did at London's massive Notting Hill Carnival.
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This party was different than those organized by other fandoms to boost streaming counts in hopes of bumping songs up the Billboard charts.
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Meanwhile in the makeshift make-up room, Jason Segal gets a quick touch-up before bumping into John Legend as he walks by.
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If you've been enjoying Sekiro like I have but keep bumping up against those same pain points, these movies will leave you satisfied.
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It's definitely hard, but a lot of the things I'm bumping up against are things any woman going back to work struggles with.
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If only he'd listened to Lawrence Kasdan, who advised bumping up Anakin's age so you're not hanging the movie on a child actor.
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And of course, at least two Audrey Hepburns in LBDs and pearls, bumping into things because they've refused to take off their sunglasses.
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Matt Gaetz (R-Florida) fist bumping Paul Ryan | Photo: GettyThere's been much outrage over the Republican party's disdain toward the Environmental Protection Agency.
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From the moment of his birth, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's child will be bumping some royals down in the line of succession.
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It was among the first apps that allowed users to transfer contact information to someone else by touching (or bumping) two devices together.
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The actress also appears in a short film for the campaign, seen below hanging out in the gardens and fist-bumping her costars.
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The eastern gorilla population, made up of two subspecies, is estimated to be fewer than 5,000, bumping it from endangered to critically endangered.
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Some of the heavenly shots also include the dog's "halo" — a pet product designed to help visually-impaired animals avoid bumping into things.
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We've been bumping a gooey, cosmic edit courtesy of Matthias Zimmerman, snippets of the new Janeret, and some tribal rhythms courtesy of Pote.
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Comcast is bumping the 300GB data cap to 1TB in all current trial markets by June 1, regardless of what speeds customers get.
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Everybody's got their sandbox and they're bumping up against each other because they all feel that they're the rightful heir to the throne.
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Tiffany Williams and Dwayne Salandy marry next, with a club mix of "Here Comes the Bride" bumping as they walk down the aisle.
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There are countless guides on what to buy and how to shop, bumping up against articles about the Prime Day strike and boycott.
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The station's partitions and bumping block, which prevents railway vehicles from going past the end of a section of track, were also damaged.
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It made front-page headlines across the country, instantly bumping the issue of Chinese economic espionage off the back burner of public consciousness.
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Both traditional and Roth IRAs allow an extra $1,000 annually once you reach age 50, bumping your allowed contribution to $7,000 this year.
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The practice of overbooking flights and involuntarily bumping passengers is not uncommon or illegal, though problems are typically figured out prior to boarding.
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By bumping up the number of people you follow, Twitter is hoping to make your feed something you actually want to look at.
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Some 20,000 airway transportation system specialists and air traffic controllers spend their professional lives keeping those 5,000 planes from bumping into each other.
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Madonna likely sparked a Cuban missile crisis in some guy's pants when she started bumping and grinding for her birthday celebration in Havana.
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They arranged for Whitehurst to arrive at a staff-only entrance, to minimize the risk of bumping into her assailants and former friends.
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Even Mr. Tice acknowledged that the economy could be in for "a bit of bumping and boring" in the years after a Brexit.
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Bumping over rough ground, the trucks threw the firemen around, banging them up and bruising them as burning sparks went down their necks.
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"The two companies found themselves continually bumping up against each other," said another banker who has worked closely with both for many years.
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The only thing that will win at the mass level (bumping up against Amazon/Netflix) will be capital they just don&apost have.
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Pay for U.S. workers increased 21625 percent from July to September, bumping yearly earnings growth to the highest level since the 2900 recession.
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A GOP lawmaker is crafting legislation that would prohibit airlines from bumping passengers off overbooked flights if they have already boarded the plane.
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Forget Disneyland, Odell just had a locker room dance party with Sterling Shepard while bumping "For The Love Of Money" by The O'Jays.
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At that point, I was still not feeling that great about getting naked—I was very worried about bumping into someone I knew.
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It was raining wildly and the crypto-folks were bumping into each other as they milled about talking about the future of money.
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There's nothing elegant or attractive about people on Segways, bumping along the streets of our cities, looking like stick figures riding vacuum cleaners.
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The White House is considering bumping up tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods from 10% to 25%, reports the Wall Street Journal.
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Bailey claimed that Hernandez became incensed when de Abreu disrespected him by bumping into him in a night club, and spilling his drink.
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Why does it always seem to be ballet meets dancehall, never tap meets two-step, or modern meets Jersey-Shore style fist bumping?
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Biden intends to pay for it by increasing capital-gains taxes and bumping up the top rate of income tax to almost 40%.
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The Wolverines won convincingly, 38-13, improving their record to 6-1 and bumping their ranking in the Associated Press poll to sixth.
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Clinton also refused to shake hands or hug fans at a the premiere of her new Hulu documentary and insisted on bumping elbows.
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So this could just be a case of the stars simply bumping into each other as they head to their respective shooting locations.
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If you've ever been to a spinning class, you know having the right playlist bumping in the background is key for peak performance.
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The airline posted a bumping rate of 0.64 per 10,000 passengers during the quarter, compared with 1.07 during the same period in 2016.
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Sadly, for readers hoping someone will succeed in bumping off obnoxious Senator Smalls, it's his lover who dies in a suspicious auto accident.
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LH Norichika Aoki matched his season high with three hits, bumping his career total to 2,001 between the majors and Nippon Professional Baseball.
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And if you believe that old quip defining good acting as not bumping into the furniture, then hand them a couple of Tonys.
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Current long-term trends suggest Texas will sneak in under the line to claim the 435th seat next time around, bumping out Illinois.
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The practice of overselling flights and involuntarily bumping passengers is not uncommon or illegal, though it is typically figured out prior to boarding.
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At one point, he walks into a seemingly deserted classroom, initiating an enigmatic journey into the past that keeps bumping into the present.
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Crude prices hovered around $723 a barrel from 2011 to 2014, and national average gasoline prices were bumping up against $4 a gallon.
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For this edition of The Last Record, Davison selected a number of rare, throwback tunes sure to keep you bumping into the summer.
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"It's bumping up against a key resistance level, that's the neckline of an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, so if it can break above that, it's going to be quite positive and, of course, this is happening at the same time that the S&P is bumping up against its key resistance level up around the 2,815 level," he said.
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They weren't bumping this song over and over, they were streaming it once, maybe twice, to acquaint themselves with the news of the day.
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That's because a judge found Apple guilty of willful infringement, bumping its payment amount from $1.20 per infringing Apple device to $1.80 per device.
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Playing Halo Recruit, I didn't have to worry about bumping into an imaginary software wall that meant I would lose the system's positional tracking.
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"Love bumping into my friends at the big game," Unglert wrote alongside the clip, which both Hyland and Adams went on to re-post.
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Then some dude keeps bumping into you with his own 200-pound dirt bike, to the point that he fucks up your mojo—twice.
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The Mets elected to change course Wednesday, allowing Robert Gsellman to take his normal turn in the rotation and bumping Syndergaard back to Thursday.
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White men lynched Jeff Brown in 353 in Cedarbluff, Mississippi, for accidentally bumping into a white girl as he ran to catch a train.
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But bumping utility — real practical needs — higher up on the priority list could help ring in a new Apple era that's less tone deaf.
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As such, Wilson reiterated his preference for value stocks over growth stocks, upgrading consumer staples to overweight and bumping REITs up to equal weight.
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These collisions were common in the early universe, when it was smaller and galaxies were in closer proximity, sideswiping and bumping into each other.
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Outrage after a man allegedly killed a teen for bumping into him "That's another piece of trash off the street," he allegedly told police.
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The working prototype has two stereo speakers and is made out of "premium" materials, bumping up the basic $129 Home that debuted last year.
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As the world gets increasingly crowded, we're bumping up into hazards more and more, something that is beautifully illustrated in this version of Civ.
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And performance has been improved, bumping the maximum range in some cases out to more than 40 meters, well over what was promised before.
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Google had a good first day's trading, bumping up 18 percent or so to just over $100 per share from its $85 starting point.
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Typically the best way to respect victims of a genocide is not bumping into the walls like a dipshit because there's a Pidgey nearby.
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The laws of physics can't be fooled, and we have reached a level where the miniaturization of transistors is now bumping against physical limits.
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The laws of physics can't be fooled and we have reached a level where the miniaturization of transistors is now bumping against physical limits.
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I spent a while bumping into a lot of old friends because Regina, population 17, is basically one long procession of awkward run-ins.
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But if you're constantly bumping up against your data cap, Datally seems like an easy way to start figuring out where the problem is.
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It's a feat that few could have imagined for a boy who just years before had been bumping into walls and falling down stairs.
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I tried bumping, yanking, squeezing, and shaking the viewer, and the locking mechanism held the View-Master Deluxe VR securely shut through it all.
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Monaco had their chances but kept bumping into the tightest defense in Europe's top club competition with just two goals conceded in this campaign.
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Some private schools have discreetly stayed open on Fridays and retained teachers by bumping up their salaries, but public schools have no such options.
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My regular butcher shop is bumping at 8:30 PM and it seems like everyone is here to hoard meat for a bovine apocalypse.
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I'm also a little anxious because I think I may hear from Dave today after bumping into his friend in the Uber last night.
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The company posted a $51 billion revenue earlier this afternoon, beating expectations and bumping its own stock price up 7 percent in the process.
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Fiorina's own campaign started gaining traction after a strong showing at the first Republican debate back in August, bumping her up in the polls.
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While delivering his concession speech from Indianapolis, Indiana, Cruz unintentionally delivered the one-two punch, bumping and then elbowing Heidi Cruz in the face.
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Huawei has now cemented itself as the world's second-largest smartphone maker, bumping Apple to third place, according to IDC's latest smartphone shipment report.
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"When the shooting began everyone was running, and everyone was bumping into one another," Magdy Rezk, a wounded survivor, said from his hospital bed.
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And the depth module could let manufacturers build image sensing into the system, so users can track their hands and avoid bumping into objects.
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But the President Trump's endorsement changed everything, bumping Handel up to a 2-point lead in the polls and an eventual 3.8 percent victory .
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But the practice of overselling flights and involuntarily bumping passengers is not uncommon or illegal, though it is typically figured out prior to boarding.
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A recent Airline Quality Rating study found that the industry is losing fewer bags—and bumping fewer passengers—while arriving on time more frequently.
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The electronics chain also continued to increase its U.S. online sales by double digits, bumping its penetration to 16.7 percent of its domestic revenue.
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Many of the reported collisions involved another car bumping into the back of the Google car at a low speed while approaching an intersection.
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The Warriors have gotten mixed up on their rotations, bumping into Green in the paint, leaving shooters wide open and surrendering easy offensive rebounds.
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Bumping is what happens when airlines oversell flights, which they do as a way to protect their already thin margins against passenger no-shows.
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With 20173 already bumping up against the 1.5-degree mark, it's clear that this target may be difficult, if not impossible, to adhere to.
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Five times hotter than the surface of the sunLightning forms as the result of particles of rain and ice bumping together inside a cloud.
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It lowers the ranges for the third, fourth and fifth income brackets, bumping some retirees into the next bracket, which raises their Medicare costs.
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It was like a hit of a long-kicked drug, like tasting a banana Popsicle after the winter, like bumping into an old flame.
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And when its battery factory is running at scale, it should be able to produce batteries at a lower price, bumping up its profitability.
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The Jets left winger realized early in the second period that he had lost an edge after bumping into one of the Coyotes defenseman.
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Still, the Fed actually increased its anticipation for GDP growth in 2017, bumping it up to 1.43 percent from the 2.1 forecast in March.
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Several hundred additional US Marines have been deployed to Australia, bumping the Corps' footprint Down Under to 2,500, Australia's Defence Department announced Wednesday evening.
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You're so big you never worry about something bumping into you, so you can get as close to the tiny action as you want.
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The three suspects tried to back out after Gladstone reached inside, bumping into another police car in the process, as the Daily News reports.
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"I do encourage people to change things a little bit for safety," Garrison said, like bumping your age by just a year or two.
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He is on only 11 state ballots and is bumping along the bottom of national polls — when pollsters even include his name in surveys.
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A number of global and national retailers are bumping store worker pay by $2 to $3 an hour for a limited amount of time.
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The Trump administration keeps bumping up its tariffs on China, but it's expected the lion's share will be paid by American companies and consumers.
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But she had to rebalance quite a bit while ascending and descending and kept bumping the back of their seat through the curtain 'bulkhead.
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Kimmel and Damon's bad blood started in 2005, when Kimmel wrapped up a lackluster episode with a quip about bumping Damon from the show.
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"No one wants to see the 50-, 60-, 70-year-old versions of us, running around, bumping heads on the Death Star," he said.
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In silence and to the tragic sound of Purcell arias, six characters come and go, bumping into the furniture and slamming into the walls.
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Over the next few months, they kept bumping into each other at events, including a public forum on Superstorm Sandy and several dance parties.
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In his peregrinations, he came to appreciate how Los Angeles's far-flung neighborhoods allowed small, distinct cultures to flourish without bumping into one another.
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Another nice aspect: The book's large format means that two can sit side by side and work on the same spread without bumping elbows.
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Once, the girl had reached out in a panic after bumping into Robbins at a fancy hotel in Southern California, she recalled her saying.
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Bumping rates among the airlines that report their data have been trending downward since at least 2012, a review of the federal reports show.
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Within the first quarter, Brady also moved into the No. 2 spot on the NFL's passing yardage list, bumping Peyton Manning down a peg.
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Three athletes — two Russians and a Ukrainian — who finished ahead of her failed retroactive doping tests, bumping her up from sixth place to third.
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Japan's Nikkei news reported that Apple is bumping production by about 8 million units amid demand for the least expensive of the new models.
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Reviewers of the rental mention that, despite the vibrant scene downstairs, no noise is audible, but one voiced concern about hearing ghosts bumping around.
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Images of innocence, bumping along above hordes of shrieking children, many of whom refused to release their balloons even as they fled the arena.
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They met on the 2018 campaign trail as first time candidates who kept bumping into each other at events with mutual donors and supporters.
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Wainwright would close out the World Series against Detroit, too; after the final strikeout, he and Molina leapt in joy, bumping chests in midair.
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According to the company's findings, 41 percent of hires last year were women, bumping their representation at the company up by 5 percent overall.
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The jukebox is bumping, everyone sings along if you pick a banger, and the photobooth offers enough weird framing options to fit any occasion.
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The mission's controllers on Earth sent new instructions to the rover on Friday to follow up on the readings, bumping previously planned science work.
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With the upgrades, Apple is bumping its longstanding $500 starting price up to $800—but you won't find face-melting specs without paying even more.
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It also causes some of the heat that was stored in deeper layers of the ocean to rise to the surface, bumping up global temperatures.
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The Devils' social media accounts showed Warburton recreating iconic scenes from "The Face Painter," fist-bumping the players and hanging out in the locker room.
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This should help Inspiron systems better mimic the look and feel of an XPS while also improving durability, but without bumping up prices too much.
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Despite "deregulation," the airline industry is, in fact, highly regulated by the Federal Aviation Administration, especially with regard to matters related to bumping of passengers.
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Pulliam has been charged with first-degree murder in an incident police and witnesses say started with two strangers bumping into each other Monday night.
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Instead of bumping off excess labour, rich economies provide some social support: unemployment benefits, social security or disability payments, and assistance with housing and food.
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As a result, we are bumping our test frequency (and related revenue) assumptions for 2020-2023 and raising our PT to $115 as a result.
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And right now, I'm imagining bumping around the seven continents in a tow-vehicle strong enough to pull a camper like the Bruder EXP-6.
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The Run handled it all: from pop (Rihanna's "Work") to bass-bumping trip-hop (Massive Attack's "Teardrop") to chill alt rock (Yo La Tengo's "Everyday").
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LG has done similar things with its V50, bumping up its battery and cooling capabilities to account for the greater demands of the 163G hardware.
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This premise in place, the story unfolds almost entirely in the adjacent, imagined worlds in which Annie and Owen keep mysteriously bumping into one another.
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There have been 91 reports of the slings detaching, including 11 reports of babies bumping their heads, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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Earlier this year, the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation went into effect, bumping up privacy standards significantly for companies like Facebook, Twitter, and Google.
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Taryn says Faline thought she was a dog, bumping the door of the house when she wanted to come in and napping in the house.
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Traders see the potential for upside with such an event, as it ultimately causes supply to dampen, bumping up the price of the digital asset.
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A Fed rate cut could depress the short end of the yield curve, typically bumping up the long end, and boosting a bank's bottom line.
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Naturally, it was his arch enemy Damon, always happy to play the target of the never-ending gag about Kimmel bumping him from his show.
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"With every step they take, they will be bumping into someone's interests," says Huang Yong of the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing.
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Nurses manned separate sexual-health clinics for young people, so teenagers did not run the risk of bumping into their parents at family planning centres.
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In more good news for Alphabet, the majority of analysts remain bullish on the company, with some even bumping their price targets well above $1,000.
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The frequently discounted $50 device is getting an updated look and a 75 percent more powerful speaker so that it can keep the tunes bumping.
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The goal isn't to get butts in the seat for Star Wars, it's more about bumping attendance at the two showings of The Florida Project.
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Washington, the league's best team, got five goals on the man advantage, bumping their series total up to 8-for-17 on the power play.
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First off, airlines don't want to break up families, because bumping Mom but leaving an 8-year-old on the flight isn't going to work.
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I spent nearly 10 minutes chasing after VR tennis balls and wildly swinging my arms around and I never once worried about bumping into something.
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Yet the company went after Apple once more, seeking $532 million initially and then bumping the demand up to the $625.6 million awarded this week.
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All three phones have 5-inch screens, with the XA getting a 720p display, and the X and X Performance bumping this up to 1080p.
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Neal Dunn (R-Fla.) is crafting legislation that would prohibit airlines from bumping passengers off overbooked flights if they have already boarded the plane. Sen.
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Vector uses a HD camera to see the world, meaning it can identify people, see and remember faces, and navigate around without bumping into things.
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It's not Young's first issue with cops -- back in 2016, he was cited for bumping his music too loud while driving his car in Hollywood.
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The agreements come as discounts on Canadian oil to U.S. crude grew to record highs this month, due to rising production bumping against pipeline constraints.
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Tesla closed at less than $8003 on Tuesday, Cramer said the share price, in theory, could reach $380 before bumping into its long-term ceiling.
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Though widely described in the media as a "rave," the event was less bumping dance party and more like a concert in someone's living room.
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But the lower bumping rates aren't evidence of some kind of larger airline altruism at play, even if it may have been framed as such.
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But on the smaller stage here in Canada's capital, Mr. Trudeau is bumping up against the same opposing forces that stymied Mr. Obama in Washington.
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"My plan to save the planet keeps bumping into the seen and the unseen," the CEO wrote in an official company blog post in 2016.
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A victory would have moved Park, 22, to 10th in the world rankings, bumping her compatriot, Jang, for the first-alternate spot for the Olympics.
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The central bank has been cautious, bumping up money market and short- and medium-term interest rates several times this year by only modest amounts.
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"Mario Kart 64" introduced four-player split-screen multiplayer alongside memorable race tracks, and bumping music, making it a must-buy on the Nintendo 64.
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Xiao Pang has sensors to stop it from bumping into obstacles for regular use, but that function is disabled when its control panel is open.
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Unless you're willing to tiptoe around the tree and risk bumping into delicate ornaments every five minutes, a slim Christmas tree is a great alternative.
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Clinton proposes bumping up estate tax: Hillary Clinton is proposing to tax estates valued at over $1 billion per couple at a 65 percent rate.
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If you can avoid bumping fenders with Jason Bourne, Smokey, the Bandit, the Blues Brothers, and the entire cast of "Ronin," so much the better.
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Mobile VR, which offers a much more accessible cost-of-entry to the virtual reality platform seems to always be bumping up against system limitations.
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Brokerage Investec upgraded its target price to 400 pence from 288 pence, while also bumping up its core earnings forecast for the current fiscal year.
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No matter where you wear these guys — to the gym, to the office, to the grocery store — they'll stay put while bumping your favorite tunes.
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G Mike Conley led the Grizzlies with 19 points but left the game with 3:42 remaining after bumping heads with the Spurs' Kawhi Leonard.
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The firm is bumping up its payout rate for its senior consultants — meaning veteran advisers — regardless of production levels, by up to 22016 percentage points.
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Such is the wise and humbling rule of "Booksmart": try as you might to flee your regular self, you always end up bumping into it.
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Dr. Sylvie Briand, the World Health Organization's director of pandemics, has endorsed a range of greetings as an alternative to the handshake, including bumping elbows.
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Pete Ricketts posted a video of himself on Twitter bumping elbows with people leaving quarantine at the University of Nebraska's National Quarantine Unit in Omaha.
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Pete Ricketts posted a video of himself on Twitter, bumping elbows with people leaving quarantine at the University of Nebraska's National Quarantine Unit in Omaha.
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The unemployment rate is bumping along at the lowest levels since the 1960s; wages have started to rise more quickly, particularly for low-wage workers.
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No matter how fit they may be, actors shown bumping in bed, or falling out of it afterward, begin to look a lot like anyone.
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These higher fees yielded billions of dollars, yet did not help the airline improve its on-time arrivals, reduce tarmac delays or prevent involuntary bumping.
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Oklahoma is bumping up against something scientists call the Gutenberg-Richter law, which lays out a relationship between the numbers of bigger and smaller quakes.
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Published as the Mueller Report was nearing completion, "The Threat" zoomed to No. 1 on Amazon, bumping Michelle Obama's mega-memoir from the top slot.
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TAVERNISE: But not just, like, slows down, and puts on the brake and pulls up, but, like, screeches up, practically bumping up onto the curb.
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Hughes was in the starting lineup after missing the second half of Syracuse's overtime loss Saturday at Miami because of concerns after bumping his head.
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More than a dozen temples — Reform, Orthodox and Conservative — dot the neighborhood, "all bumping up within a few blocks of each other," Professor Burstin said.
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Organizers are now looking into the possibility of bumping that resupply shipment forward to approximately mid-May, and sending the relief crew along with it.
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After years of competing for customers at the Rose Bowl and bumping into one another at hobbyist events, the Corbetts and the Oliphants barely speak.
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But now the focus has shifted to Victoria, an abandoned kitty who sets off on a heroic journey amid swishing tails, bumping heads and hisses.
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"Nothing good can come from those two spacecraft bumping," Jim Chilton, senior vice president of Boeing's space program, said later in a call with reporters.
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Below 24 metres smaller "PANAMAX" ships would risk bumping on the bottom of the locks reserved for them as they enter and leave the lake.
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"The tight spaces linked by a handful of roads means the entire area is filled with armed guys bumping into each other," the official said.
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The train rammed into a bumping block during the morning rush, striking a room beyond the track and causing the first two cars to derail.
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"They can maybe help you with bumping your application up at a company and they can help you with figuring out what you should emphasize."
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But getting a job, and a salary, might make them ineligible for Medicaid, bumping them up to a subsidized marketplace plan — and a coverage change.
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They can happen on a big hit, or during a fight, or just through the standard bumping and contact that mark a typical NHL shift.
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After a 10 percent rebound off the Christmas Eve low, the is bumping up against a major area of resistance at 2,600 as earnings season begins.
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I'll admit that I thought bumping the character limit from 140 to 280 would dramatically change the platform for the worse, and that's worked out fine.
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Take the stairs at work to increase your chances of bumping into a colleague or arrange a quick coffee date with someone you admire, Hoey suggests.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)I didn't though, and in fact I left the Sax buttons unmapped because I kept accidentally bumping into them while I play.
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Surveillance video of the accident shows the automobile crawling across the lot, attracting several concerned citizens and then finally bumping into the front of the store.
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Pair them with some appropriately bumping electronic music (like this DJ Jazzy Jeff set) and you'll be hitting your bliss point in no time at all.
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Many banks are issuing more credit cards - an extra 98 million last year - as well as marketing new types of cards and bumping up credit limits.
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For 2016, it reported the lowest rate of forced bumping among the 103 largest carriers, and paid out less than $25,000 to the 49 passengers involved.
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However, it took less than five months for Match to re-instate Rad as Tinder CEO, bumping former eBay exec Chris Payne out of the company.
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After bumping into an Iraqi armoured column, General McMaster's troop of nine American tanks destroyed over 80 Iraqi tanks and other vehicles without suffering a loss.
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By doing so, the company could also tout higher user engagement to advertisers, bumping up its advertising arm at a time when growth has slowed down.
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Not only are new waves of classic figures based on Darkseid, Deathstroke, Swamp Thing, and Wonder Woman coming, the line is bumping up with deluxe figures.
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A few of the little white balls are starting to come loose, especially on her butt where her heels kept resting and bumping during today's shoot.
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Although "Gotham" admirably juggled its characters, the show gradually began to run out of operating room without bumping into aspects of the Batman mythology chronicled elsewhere.
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As I'm struggling with my huge bag, a girl cuts in front of me and stops short to call me a bitch for bumping into her.
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American Airlines, the world's largest carrier, is bumping jets that had 181 or 187 seats up to 190, and jets with 160 seats up to 172.
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That was enough to take it to No. 210 on Billboard's chart, bumping Adele's "240" to No. 22002 after a seven-week run at the top.
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I had the privilege of meeting him numerous times for interviews and Q&As, as well as just bumping into him at this or that event.
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That's really her interior life, and then she's walking around grungy New York City in 1991, kind of bumping up against the culture of the day.
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The Auto will piggyback onto your phone's internet signal for a connection instead of relying on an additional signal source and, possibly, bumping up the price.
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SS Carlos Correa delivered a two-run double with two outs in the fifth inning, bumping his two-out RBI total to eight on the season.
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I couldn't go anywhere that might be crowded, like a bar, or literally any public establishment that posed the risk of someone bumping into my chest.
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Republicans are considering bumping up the expiration date for individual tax cuts from the end of 2025 to the end of 2024, the Washington Post reports.
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There's also the proposed TICKETS (Transparency, Improvements and Compensation to Keep Every Ticketholder Safe) Act and the BOARD (Bumping on Overbooked Airplanes Requires Dealing) Fairly Act.
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"That type of crime lends itself to what concerts are all about, a lot of people, close proximity, a lot of bumping," said Indio Police Sgt.
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Look, we're sure you hate spending hours crouching near a power outlet, or repeatedly bumping your head under your desk just to plug in your charger.
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"I just almost ran into Dolly on accident which was awesome, it's the coolest thing that's ever happened to me, almost bumping into [her]," he shared.
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In a brief trip to the country during the Sandinista revolution, which toppled the dictatorship of the Somoza dynasty in 1979, he kept bumping into versifiers.
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A perk of the job was bumping into various celebrities on the show, but Bell got more than she bargained for when Timberlake showed up unexpectedly.
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At that moment, he was intermittently hitting and passing a blunt, and bumping "No Love," a cut from his 2016 album, Legendary, at concrete-warping volume.
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The 13-inch with Touch Bar gets a similar treatment, bumping up to a quad-core i5 or i7 and up to 23TB of SSD storage.
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Fed officials also upgraded their projection for annual gross domestic product growth, bumping their forecast to 3.1 percent growth from their 2.8 percent prediction in June.
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I'd say no, and after an awkward moment I'd go back to avoiding any thought of him, the way you avoid bumping against a painful wound.
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Bumping into the coffee table, the robot came to a stop, refusing to move, despite Capasso's urgings, both verbal and through an app on her phone.
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But by applying for the same credit card at different times, my wife and I are able to avoid bumping up against these restrictions as often.
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Another Billionaire's Row skyscraper, 111 West 57th Street, reached its full height of 1,428 feet in April 2019, bumping 432 Park Avenue down to fourth place.
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Listen to the opening chords of this Springsteen rock classic and you can't help but have visions of patriotic fist-bumping on the Fourth of July.
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When agitated, another student in Western Kentucky's program calms himself by pacing, flapping his hands, then facing a corner, bumping his head four times and muttering.
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By twisting, bumping, and tapping those hardware controls, the DJ can add some additional nuance and give the proceedings a human touch that software can't match.
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Trump is bumping military spending and pressuring NATO to do the same, which surely echoes Reagan's buildup and raises the ante and the risks for Putin.
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Who writes a line like the fourth one above, with 13 straight monosyllabic words bumping and tapping one another like a tipped row of Playskool Weebles?
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The whole set feels like something that might be bumping from a car stereo during an F-Zero race: it's futuristic, gravity defying, and fucking fast.
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He finished with the third-fastest time but no medal because Phelps took gold and two other men tied for second place, bumping Cavic to fourth.
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I think by the time I was 25, I couldn't walk into the gay bar on lesbian night without literally bumping into at least two exes.
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Andreessen Horowitz has invested in crypto assets for years, but was bumping up against a 20% limit of "non-qualifying investments" out of its general fund.
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It's fine now: The Sun has entered Gemini, bumping you up on the list and putting Taurus last, making your horoscope tolerable to look at again.
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Though the Armory Show has opened smoothly, hand sanitizer stations are everywhere and elbow-bumping has replaced handshaking and air-kissing as the greeting du jour.
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Democratic presidential candidates courted voters in California after the state became a key player in the 2020 election by bumping up its primary vote to March.
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That was overturned by a replay review, and Brook Lopez was instead called for a foul, for bumping Marc Gasol after he retrieved the loose ball.
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What you will find are structures that spread out over their lots, bumping out at the sides and back, and growing upward from the original rooflines.
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"I knew every score by heart and tried to imitate the routines, cartwheeling all over the house, bumping into furniture and knocking things over," she said.
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North Carolina put the game away early in the second half with a 25-5 run, bumping its lead up to 56-29 on Johnson's layup.
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That's why bumping up the corporate rate to 2900 percent or 220006 percent could be attractive, as it could pay for more generous tax cuts elsewhere.
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He improved his season strikeout total to 283, seven shy of his single-season high set last year, while bumping his career mark to 2,989 strikeouts.
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By comparison, the airlines posted a bumping rate of 20.04 per 22017,20163 passengers in both the second quarter of 22016 and the first quarter of 22000.
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No more fumbling for the spices behind the tortilla chips or bumping into your partner while trying to get breakfast for the family on the table.
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He knows what the phrase about painting houses means before he hears it from Hoffa – it means bumping people off, the reference is to spattered blood.
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After years of dismissing the practice of bumping passengers from overbooked flights as just a regular part of doing business, airlines have done an about face.
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One could go there in search of one's first thong, and wind up bumping asses with the school guidance counselor, arms piled high with minimizer bras.
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But here, it's bumping right into a "how do I best do my job" problem, and I honestly don't know what the best path forward is.
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It's also why Facebook prioritizes live and traditional video in its News Feed algorithm, bumping it higher in News Feed so more users will see it.
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Bumping up to 256GB will cost you an extra $200 on top of the $83,000 base and a whopping $650 to move up to the 512GB model.
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If you thought bumping into your ex at your favorite coffee joint was weird, imagine having to perform next to them in front of millions of viewers.
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There are those who have no interest in sharing office space with strangers or bumping up against neighbors in a community kitchen first thing in the morning.
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JOHNNY ROSSELLI was the gangster equivalent of the title character in Woody Allen's "Zelig", a mysterious shape-shifter who kept bumping into the 20th century's biggest figures.
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People with varying qualifications prattle about a subject in a way that's supposed to be entertaining, occasionally bumping into an illuminating fact or idea while doing so.
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On the other hand, if your band feels too loose, you can reduce the band size while bumping up a cup to make sure both fit comfortably.
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They both move as waves, the former as radiation that can travel through a vacuum, the latter as vibrational waves moving through particles bumping into one another.
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This time, Apple is keeping two storage levels for each phone and bumping up the storage as well for the 6s and 6s Plus — 32GB and 128GB.
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Sevilla went desperately in search of a goal but Nasri got himself needlessly sent off in the 74th minute after squaring up to Vardy and bumping foreheads.
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Despite spending the night bumping around the place like a lout, Oscar as been spotted hanging out at the local university, possibly because universities often resemble Hogwarts.
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In the U.S., for example, appointments are bumping up 12 seconds a year and have moved from 15 to 83 minutes over a short period of time.
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L'Oreal, which has been bumping up its digital business, said online sales were growing fast and accounted for 8.8 percent of all revenues in the first quarter.
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Already, Volvo is bumping up against a gray area, where drivers with more active imaginations might think its cars really will help them wriggle through traffic hazards.
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"We are bumping against that 20,003 level and we've been doing that for a while," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives at Charles Schwab.
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My mother's music taste can be hit or miss: One day she's bumping some obscure Bootsy Collin's track, and the next day she's playing lame elevator music.
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After bumping into an Iraqi armoured column, Mr McMaster's troop of nine American tanks destroyed over 80 Iraqi tanks and other vehicles without suffering a single loss.
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We asked people to tell us about stumbling upon the toys, costumes, porn, or other erotic doo-dads that forced them to imagine their progenitors bumping uglies.
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Capcom is giving a buff to Akuma in the next update, bumping his stamina from 875 to 900 to hopefully give Akuma players a bit more confidence.
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Wal-Mart Stores has announced that more than 1.2 million employees would get a raise in 2016, eventually bumping up its minimum wage to $10 an hour.
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Last week, United published a 10-point plan on how to treat customers better, including stopping the practice of bumping passengers who do not agree to it.
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But this year, kids' superhero costumes are now the bestsellers for the Halloween season, bumping princess costumes down to No. 2 on the list, the federation said.
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It is thought that dust particles bumping into each other create a static charge that lifts even more dust, creating clouds that can engulf the whole planet.
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Washington sealed the victory after Nuggets center Nikola Jokic received a technical foul with 32.2 seconds remaining for bumping Wizards coach Scott Brooks during a dead ball.
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Aladdin clocked in with a $113 million opening weekend, bumping up the projections for the highly-anticipated Lion King that also stars James Earl Jones as Mufasa.
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Over the past several months, the company has been bumping the prices of its newest devices, promoting a broader spread between their older releases and newest devices.
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A 2-year-old boy instantly put everyone in a good mood as he walked down the aisle fist-bumping passengers aboard a a recent Southwest flight.
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Baby boomers, a large bulge in the population, have started to enter retirement and will soon be bumping up the numbers of the elderly to record levels.
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It was also the only pannier in our test group that had a metal backplate, which can keep a laptop from bumping against the ground or walls.
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After bumping into some old media pals who to are also thirsty for an interview, a wager is placed to see who among them can nab McCallister.
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I think we'll be bumping up at the higher end of that, both this year and next year, and obviously it depends-, there's a lot of uncertainty.
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The plane was shaking like chaos, and bumping from one mountain into the other, and finally we got to the bottom of a valley surrounded by mountains.
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They were smoking weed, putting 40s of Steel Reserve in ice, and bumping "Bin Laden" from Three 6's Da Unbreakables album before it officially came out.
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Perhaps it's even worth bumping Johnson up to his natural right wing position and risking lapses at the back in exchange for some genuine width up top.
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If you've ever stopped by Smorgasburg in NYC, we'd imagine this year's Coachella to be exactly like that — but with bumping tunes and a lower humidity index.
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Dodgems — or bumper cars as they're also known — can be the most or least fun thing ever, depending on how much you enjoy intentionally bumping into people.
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It features smart navigation technology which enables it to navigate and adapt to your home, as well as avoid bumping into furniture and falling down the stairs.
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The big trends they've been bumping up against are the fact that you don't have to just go to Whole Foods to get organic or gluten-free.
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Bosa tallied a sack and five hurries in a loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, bumping his sack total for the season to 10.5 in 12 games.
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On one occasion, following a complete loss of power, Zhang only managed to slow the car down by repeatedly bumping the tires against the kerb, he said.
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The government also lowered its outlook for domestic soybean supplies, bumping up its estimate of the crush, and raised its wheat stocks view as export prospects worsened.
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The gallery filled slowly at first, but soon it was almost impossible to carry on a conversation over the chatter, or to move without bumping into somebody.
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If you're worried about the vacuum bumping into items on the floor or falling off stairs, fear not Want to stay updated on everything Prime Day 2019?
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For instance, this is the system that's activated when you feel sad or angry after bumping your dumb knee on the dumb coffee table every dumb morning.
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When Clint Eastwood gave him his first big break to direct "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot", a buddy movie, in 1973, his finnickyness was forever bumping against Clint's impatience.
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Chipotle initiated the final wave of increases in January, bumping up prices by 5 to 7 percent in markets that did not already see increases in 2017.
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Our Hollywood war heroes, armed men who go bump in the night, grow facial hair so voluminous that perhaps their beards are what do the heavy bumping.
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I remember bumping into Frecon at the exhibition Pioneering Modern Art: Cezanne and Pissaro at the Museum of Modern Art, New York (June 26–September 12, 2005).
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After the violent dragging of passenger David Dao off a United flight last April, travelers have fretted about the legal practice of bumping passengers off of airplanes.
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Neal Dunn (R-Fla.) is working on legislation that would prohibit airlines from bumping passengers off overbooked flights if they have already boarded the plane, while Sen.
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It's important to note that some radiation therapists can pursue a bachelor's degree which pays more, bumping up the median wage for the occupation as a whole.
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Federal rules dictate a carrier must first check whether anyone is willing to voluntarily give up their seat before then bumping flyers involuntarily if nobody comes forward.
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At the top end, South Korea consolidated its lead over the rest of the world, bumping up its average speed by 9.3% to hit an incredible 28.6Mbps.
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Christoph Randler, a professor of biology at the University of Tubingen in Germany, investigated the differences between morning and night people when it comes to bumping uglies.
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We ended up accidentally getting on the edge of the pit right when everyone started moshing and bumping into us, and it was so fun and exciting!
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One night, when the music was bumping and everyone was having a good time, there was this guy who had a nearby table with his own bottle.
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The Senate is bumping up a final vote on a Puerto Rico debt relief bill as lawmakers prepare to leave town for the Fourth of July recess.
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The government reported the rate of involuntary bumping passengers among the 12 largest U.S. carriers fell to 0.15 per 3063,000 passengers in the three months ended Sept.
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"I think he's bumping up against reality," Danielle Pletka, senior vice president for foreign and defense policy studies at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, said of Trump.
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He also made a marked improvement from distance, bumping his three-point percentage up 14 points to 36%, all while capably guarding four positions on the floor.
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If they can do it on "specific developer preview versions" of Android, meanwhile, there's a 50% bonus reward, bumping up the maximum prize up to $1.5 million.
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Eighteen states are bumping up their minimum wage this week, which the Economic Policy Institute estimates will result in $5 billion more per year in workers' pockets.
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"They walk the halls together, outsized equals, bumping into people and making each other laugh," Anne Taylor Fleming wrote in The New York Times Magazine in 1979.
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Op-Ed Contributor The recent United Airlines bumping debacle has prompted calls for reforms in the system of auctions that reward fliers for voluntarily giving up seats.
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The high Court, in a 9-0 ruling, held that if a passenger had a confirmed ticket, the airline was committing a fraudulent act by bumping him.
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In its best moments, "Maps for a War Tourist" crashes against its own limits, in ways a lot less gentle than a tortoise bumping against the glass.
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Assault and Battery should not be a method of bumping innocent passengers who put their lives in your hand to get them safely from place to place.
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The first six months of 2017 had a bumping rate of 0.52 per 10,000 passengers, the lowest ratio since 1995, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
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This call has gone quite well, as WTI crude was trading just below $48 per barrel on Monday and bumping up against the $50 mark last week.
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But by most accounts, the sharks picked off the dead or near-dead men, though some survivors remembered the terror of the sharks bumping up against them.
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The Rangers pushed and pushed, and they scored at 14:04, as Nick Holden was rewarded for bumping Mark Stone off the puck in the Rangers' zone.
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One of the two carved wooden batons of "Machine Motorisée," from 1933, rotates on an irregular axis and comes a hair's breadth from bumping into another one.
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I'm a tall-ish guy at a little over six feet tall, and I prefer to not have my knees bumping into my elbows when I ride.
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President Donald Trump Wednesday told U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to consider bumping the proposed 10 percent tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods to 2003 percent.
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Due to the US tariff on certain products made in China, DJI significantly raised the prices of their products, bumping this particular drone from $1,499 to $1,729.
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He still has dreams about bumping into Mr. Dawkins in the grocery store, then wakes up and remembers that Mr. Dawkins will never get out of prison.
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But Facebook is bumping up against what all successful innovators go through at one point or another: The main cash cow has reached a point of saturation.
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Then you know it takes three seconds before I'm walking, bumping into the next person, but nobody on the way here and nobody on the way home.
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Nelly spent 12 hours in labor—the photographer Bieke Depoorter captures her driven to the hospital on a motorbike, bumping over dirt roads as the contractions started.
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There were so many writers out that they were bumping into each other, all with the same idea of hitting the spots that are normally too hot.
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It's a totally different world: He's in a loft filled with balloons and glitter, everyone is voguing, gorgeous trans models are walking the runway, the music is bumping.
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As pocketable devices have become more powerful and we've gravitated toward listening to everything on earbuds, bumping music at high levels has had an impact on our ears.
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You know you've made a scary movie when you can make an audience member jump just by bumping into them in the toilet mid-way through the film.
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Within seconds, a crowd mobbed the presidential candidate along one side of the room, bumping into some of the precinct tables where residents were still balloting for candidates.
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The most interesting new addition still appears to be the P303 Pro's camera, which Huawei is bumping up with a hyped camera system that reportedly promises 10x zoom.
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"As we are seeing pure-form Trumpism take over foreign policy, it is bumping up against the reality of professionalism," said Derek Chollet, a former Obama administration official.
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Instead, the Clinton camp has been filling the gap, bumping local political spending up 3 percent from 2012 — a measly sum compared to the lofty 15 percent expected.
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What's more interesting is that Microsoft is bumping this figure up to 95 percent when the app is deep-linked externally from somewhere like the app developer's site.
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In a challenging market environment, investors tend to move their investments from riskier assets into safe-havens like gold and government bonds, thereby bumping up demand and prices.
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And while it's unlikely to imagine Lil' Yachty bumping The Power of Failing, there's an argument to be made that this somehow led to so called emo-rap.
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"Me and my daughter were all over the place, bumping some J. Cole," Anderson, who hosted the 2016 BET Awards with his Black-ish costar Tracee Ellis Ross.
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Bumping up to the $46,670 Touring Elite gets you heated and ventilated front seats, the Qi wireless charger in the center console, and an 11-speaker audio system.
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The robot also has a built-in HD camera tucked behind one eye, and a range of sensors to stop it falling down stairs or bumping into furniture.
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I prefer this one, that I just made up: the characters continue to live out their happy lives, occasionally bumping into one another at fancy London film screenings.
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The deal also includes a library of on-demand Discovery content, bumping up fuboTV's VOD collection to over 60,000 movies and TV episodes per month, the company notes.
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First, Tianna Bartoletta leaped 33 meters (23 feet, 2000 21952/4 inches) to win the women's long jump, bumping fellow American and reigning champ Brittney Reese to silver.
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The euro, which had been bumping up against a 23-month high for most of the week, pushed through that mark to touch $1.1739, its highest since Jan.
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I end up bumping into a lady from my weekly yoga class, and we discover that we work a few streets away from each other in the city.
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Combined with collision detection and avoidance technology, this enables the wearer to move around while exploring virtual worlds, unencumbered by wires and without fear of bumping into things.
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"A few months prior to Scarlett coming in, a vet friend had called us about a cat that was found wandering the street bumping into things," Alison said.
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If Disneyland is the place where dreams come true, it's only natural that your chances of bumping into beloved actresses and pop stars are way, way bigger there.
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The clip ends with Kendall cunningly saying, "Never have I ever been married," which leads to Kourtney, Kendall and Kylie all fist bumping as Kim and Khloé laugh.
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"The pressure on refinery margins is a case of death by a thousand cuts... Refinery upgrades throughout the region are bumping up against softening demand growth," he said.
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With the new Apple Watch Series 4, Apple made the decision to make the devices bigger, bumping the 38mm and 42mm watches up to 40mm and 44mm sizes.
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Of course, there is incredible art on the first floor, but not too much to discover; it's like bumping into old friends while walking into a major museum.
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With slow, sultry tunes bumping in the background, Romijn and Chyna go on to deliver their message with the help of Camila Mendes, Madelaine Petsch and Odette Annable.
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Being frail and gentle, he was the target of bullying—shoulder bumping (ex-cuse me!), tripping, popping of shirt loops, taunts of "faggot," and smacking upside the head.
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ABOUT THE CELTICS (29-18): Thomas is the leading scorer in the Eastern Conference at 29.1 points and is bumping that number up to 32.3 points in January.
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The Red Sox got to him for eight runs (six earned) and nine hits in three innings, bumping Archer's ERA to 4.00 for the first time in 2017.
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The effort could help keep federal regulators off the industry's back, especially with lawmakers planning congressional hearings and crafting bills that target airlines' overbooking and passenger-bumping policies.
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As Matt Ferner of The Huffington Post points out, this is not the first time the DEA has considered bumping marijuana from the same Schedule classification as heroin.
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Foxx also has to be weary of bumping into friends of his older daughter, Corinne — who graduated from University of Southern California last year — when he goes out.
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Schlappig travels 500,000 miles a year by his own estimation, and has previously received all kinds of vouchers and upgrades for volunteering as tribute to the bumping gods.
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Airlines' overbooking and bumping policies took center stage at the hearing as Congress considers a stack of new bills that would target those practices and strengthen consumer protections.
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The market winner will go to the first mover that can execute without bumping into numerous challenges that include regulations, pricing wars, maintenance issues, bike theft and vandalism.
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However, they still evoke a sense of fantasy because of the way they are edited: bumping up the contrast and sharpness makes them look more dramatic and artistic.
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For years the roads were an agonizing trial of bumping and jolting, but these days journeys that used to take several days can now be completed in hours.
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This week in the build-up to Sunday's 100th running of Indianapolis 500 thrill-seekers were given the chance to experience the same heart-bumping, high-speed rush.
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They limit the advertising seen by users, making it harder to make money from those ads and to pay to produce the material those ads are bumping against.
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Here's this week's briefing: Going cold Turkey We've come a long way since your fist-bumping with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the NATO summit last month.
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At this pace Aidan keeps bumping into people, small children keep running out unexpectedly in front of him, and prams and people in wheelchairs need to move past.
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Hulu, for example, cut the price of its most popular plan last month while Netflix recently announced a price hike, bumping its cheapest plan to $9 per month.
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But with the X-Pro2, Fujifilm's third-generation sensor has finally seen daylight, bumping resolution from 16 to 24 megapixels and maximum native ISO from 6400 to 12800.
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" (It's really a bleep, too.) As proclamations go, this is near-perfect: "Fuck a Johnny Rotten / I want Lil B[...] Pull up on a cracker bumping Lil Peep.
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He's pushing to keep potential infected Americans on a cruise ship rather than evacuating them -- for fear of bumping up the count of sick people in this country.
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He was ogling her; he was looking up her skirt at the file cabinet; he was bumping into her in the elevator and pushing her in sexual ways.
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Teske, or Big Bad Jon, as his teammates call him, finished over Haas and let out a roar while chest-bumping teammates on his way to the bench.
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The Devils will pick first at June's N.H.L. draft after the lottery balls fell in their favor — bumping the franchise up to the top spot from No. 3.
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In the course of the next few minutes, the older man had moved his chair so that it was touching the back of mine and bumping into it.
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Brookline Democrat Jesse Mermell, who is also running for that seat, is "elbow-bumping rather than shaking hands" according to spokesperson Karissa Hand, and carrying extra hand sanitizer.
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But the life stories of Isaiah and Freddy Negrete also serve as potent reminders about a past that for many tattooers is still bumping up against the present.
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It was odd but I figured I must have been bumping into the radiator beside my bed during the night, so I started lining that wall with pillows.
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Personal Health Most people say "I'm sorry" many times a day for a host of trivial affronts – accidentally bumping into someone or failing to hold open a door.
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In just a week, it became the most disliked video on the platform, bumping Justin Bieber's "Baby" music video to the second most disliked YouTube video in history.
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But now you'll have to pull it out to the side first, which will make street shooting more obvious and heightens the risk of bumping it into something.
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It's doesn't create a map of your house, so it finds its way by bumping into the walls and other furniture, but it has pretty solid suction power.
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The role of front-end engineer claimed the top spot on this year's list, bumping down data scientist, which was named Glassdoor's best job every year since 2016.
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In person, however, she's the type who apologizes profusely for bumping into strangers and, even when she's extremely upset, will only softly mumble "frick it" under her breath.
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Chipotle initiated the final wave of these hikes in January, bumping up prices by 5 to 7 percent in markets that did not already see increases in 2017.
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Do you spend those points on bumping up your paycheck, your right to lay claim to scrapped mechs on the battlefield, or on insurance for your own machines?
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This causes incredible pain to hens, who can't nest properly, suffer abrasions and bruises from bumping into each other, and typically don't have enough room to turn around.
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Wherever you are now, try bumping up your deferral rate by 1% to 3%, then revisit it in six months or sooner if you get a raise.3.
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China's currency has been sliding since mid-June amid an escalating trade war between the U.S. and China, after bumping around at higher levels from February through May.
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Implied volatility gauges embedded in currency options markets have been bumping along at multi-year lows as central bank stimulus policies since 2009 flooded financial markets with liquidity.
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The hefty growth in average wages reported on Friday was probably exaggerated, because many low-wage workers were temporarily displaced by the storms, bumping up the overall average.
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And as you drive through it, bumping over roads so deeply rutted you feel like a human castanet, you realize you've never been so happy in your life.
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In meme-world, Berghain is often portrayed as a snooty, techno sex rave, but IRL it's a mishmash of humans bumping flesh to a diverse program of beats.
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Tyson Beckford will be bumping and grinding more than usual on the Vegas Strip because he's coming back for more than 3 months at Chippendales ... TMZ has learned.
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Durban producer DJ Lag today shared a new track in which he remixes DJ Athie's "Asphakamanga," taking the original's vocal and placing it atop his own bumping instrumental.
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