I am really quite charged up to be moving there.
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They said others were charged up to 20,000 Malaysian ringgit.
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But the province's sizable investment hasn't got everyone charged up.
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They said others had been charged up to 20,000 ringgit.
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A single swing of their charged up sword can kill.
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LG: Some people who wrote in were pretty charged up.
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Going a short distance and there's a charged up bike nearby?
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He seemed charged up but also to be keeping something back.
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"I think people are charged up on various levels," Lee says.
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For one thing, he charged up to $1,000 for courier costs.
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They're charged up via Lightning — kind of a bummer, but Apple.
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In the city, they've charged up to five times as much.
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When hit by a solar storm, basically, the planet gets charged up.
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But no armies fought here and no soldiers charged up the embankment.
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But, he said, he saw his supporters "charged up" on Monday night.
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I charged up the hill toward the coyote, roaring as I ran.
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I'M CHARGED UP. I'm ready to make more foolish life mistakes baby!
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The phone also can be charged up to 27 percent in 2269.99 minutes.
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Venture capital investors once again are getting charged up over new battery technologies.
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Sure, dank memes show that a segment of the base is 'charged up.
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These vehicles are charged up, usually at a charging station on the street.
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They came in an easily pocketable case that always kept them charged up.
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He charged up the left wing and blasted home Mason Appleton's long rebound.
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So we got to work: Using Apple's advertised accessories (for our tests, a 29-watt power adapter), we fast charged up a new iPhone 8 Plus and year-old iPhone 83 Plus that's only been charged up every few weeks.
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When your opponent flings a charged up topspin shot at you (marked as such by the bright red energy tail behind the ball), you have a split second to remember that you need to respond with a charged up slice.
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Plus, older people can be charged up to three times more than younger people.
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Basically, a zombie star charged up and went thermonuclear—and it could happen again.
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Bunny ears be gone (though who knows how the power lacing gets charged up).
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Your stinger is all charged up, and you're ready to go fuck shit up.
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But that assumes the case is charged up and ready to charge your iPhone.
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I charged up my phone and Fitbit and headed outside to hunt some Pokémon.
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The Vetements folks, however, seem more amused than charged up by Mr. Tran's homage.
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After a brief semi-lap of the cage, McGregor charged up to mount it.
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A professor who critiqued my photographs said the images were not charged up enough.
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And it charged up to 88% in about an hour, which is really fast.
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The reactionaries on the right are already charged up and will not go quietly.
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The audience sings along, the players get charged up and the game can begin.
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When he is mostly charged up, he pulls off the cables—one at a time.
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It also packs a 2,600mAh battery to keep the phone charged up during long Pokéhunts.
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Also, hydrogen fuel cells cannot be charged up just by plugging it into the wall.
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If you're an extrovert you will feel charged up and ready for the after party.
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The feds say Paytsar charged up to $40k on Paris' credit cards, that night alone.
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This year he has charged up the rankings with his energetic and aggressive baseline play.
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The Warren fundraiser charged up to $5,000 for attendees to gain entrance, the flyer shows.
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In my tests, the phones charged up from 0 percent to 40 percent in 30 minutes.
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If you're charged up for a world of electric cars, consider booking a trip to China.
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But what exactly is it, and why are so many politicians getting charged up over it?
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It does not have to be charged up to operate, but that defeats the purpose, right?
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But getting your gadgets charged up is about more than how long they're plugged in for.
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If all else fails, keep your Mophie charged up and in your bag at all times.
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Help ease their struggle by gifting them a wireless phone charger so they're always charged up.
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As a result, day-trippers are now being charged up to $11 to enter the city.
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And now, after proving his point that money always wins, he's more charged up than ever.
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Make sure any devices they'll use are charged up and loaded with things kids like to watch.
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Apple's philosophy with these battery cases is to always keep your iPhone charged up when it's on.
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It would be great if they were solar-powered, charged up by the baby sun god. 18.
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Breakingviews Great Plains Energy has charged up for a $27.25 billion purchase of larger neighbor Westar Energy.
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Are you surprised to be so charged up about new ideas at this stage of your career?
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"I was charged up and ready to make a mark," Mr. Yang wrote in his first book.
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And NASA isn't the only group getting charged up for the social media version of the event.
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Make sure you're charged up, and get ready to snap, 'gram, and hashtag your way to 29Rooms heaven.
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Without a pair of charged up Joy-Con controllers, your Nintendo Switch isn't going to be much fun.
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Their communal seating looked perfect for a business meeting, and I left feeling productive and all charged up.
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With 24 hours of daylight at this time of year, staying charged up was not a problem. Mostly.
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NEXT STORY: Your phone's gonna be your prime memory-making device (so make sure it's always charged up).
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Smuggling migrants is lucrative, he said, with migrants charged up to 6,000 euros ($6,690) for "guaranteed" passage to Britain.
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Eric Weems took the direct snap and charged up the middle for what initially was ruled a first down.
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Notably, the old could be charged up to five times more than the young, up from three times currently.
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So you could keep the PowerHouse in your garage, charged up and ready for whatever nature throws at you.
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It's a miracle that Brady didn't get into it any further—he looked pretty charged up after the slap.
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I was already charged up from the trip, from trying to find an address I couldn't find, another crisis.
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Lookin at Lee, a 33-to-373 shot, charged up the track fast in the Derby to finish second.
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All of that drains your battery in a flash, so you need to find options to stay charged up.
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It tracks Choudhury's rise to successful yoga guru — one who charged up to $10,000 per person for teacher trainings.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign charged up to a hundred thousand dollars for fundraisers in L.A. she may well not attend.
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The Bruins are facing elimination Sunday night in Game 6 at what should be a charged-up Enterprise Center.
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Smug eco-warriors may think they're curbing global warming with their vegan diets, charged-up Teslas, and rooftop solar panels.
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Under the AHCA, businesses would be charged up to 500 percent more for their older workers than their younger employees.
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With quick charging, phones can be charged up super fast and "topped off" throughout the day to extend battery life.
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They were less likely to go to the emergency rooms -- enrollees were charged up to $25 for non-emergency visits.
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I get charged up just thinking about which ones to toss out, as I break with habit and take control.
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But as charged up as Yankees fans have been with Boone's fiery side, he isn't all that impressed with himself.
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I was able to run around the map while charged up with lightning and burst into my enemies at high speeds.
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The Pleo MasterCard is a prepaid card that can be charged up and handed out to employees, either physically or virtually.
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Photos and videos auto-upload to GoPro Plus when the camera is plugged into power and charged up to 2399 percent.
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Thirty years before, Theodore Roosevelt had traveled there to challenge Spain's colonization of the island, and charged up San Juan Hill.
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Historically courts have been something that have really charged up Republicans and that Democrats just haven't paid that much attention to.
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That said, one potentially cool effect from the coming G1 solar storm may be in the form of charged up auroras.
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Chaos briefly reigned inside the station when riot police charged up the stairs with batons, hitting protesters and using pepper spray.
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Whether you're flying international or just making a weekend trip to the lake, you'll leave charged up and ready to go.
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They were charged up with ideas, including science slams, science festivals, and media events starring scientists—and of course, press trips.
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They charged up to $380 per hour for work traditionally handled by dozens of career civil servants in CMS's communications department.
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If you stash the charger in your bag, you can reliably go from zero to 80 percent charged up in 50 minutes.
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Brett Kavanaugh is hopping mad about the late wave of allegations against him and will be charged up for this morning's hearing.
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He was clearly charged up about joining the company and the challenges of defining a market that's still in its earliest stages.
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But if you're using these for event photography, you'll definitely want a spare battery or two charged up and ready to go.
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To do that, a van will trail Lippe, with six wheels in tow, constantly being charged up so they're ready to go.
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Hopelessness manages to weave political themes and charged up lyrics with sizzling and shimmering synths that you can sway or dance to.
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The Hurricanes charged up the ice on a two-on-one that Lehner thwarted, but the puck stayed in the Islanders' zone.
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Speaking in her campaign headquarters on the third floor of a building in an office park, Ms. Wexton charged up her volunteers.
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Another Sierra Club project found that even if there are EVs at dealerships, they sometimes weren't even charged up enough to test drive.
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In the antebellum U.S., private lenders charged up to 500 percent interest to borrowers due to a dearth of banks and government regulation.
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There are multiple civil lawsuits against Trump University after several students, who were charged up to $35,000 in tuition, claimed they were scammed.
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It will hurt party fund-raising while intensifying enthusiasm among charged-up Democrats who believe they have Mr. Ryan's Republicans on the run.
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Prior to its passage, one study found that young women were charged up to 45% more than young men for their health insurance.
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It was thus able to nip along at a heady 35kph for up to 50km after its lead-acid batteries had been charged up.
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Those who did have time cleaned their houses, bought headlamps and batteries, charged up everything they could, and ran one last load of laundry.
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Mrs Merkel and her lieutenants have also charged up to the state, materialising in quiet fishing villages and old Hanseatic towns for weeks now.
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On top of that, lithium-ion has a great cycle life, meaning they can be charged up and discharged over and over before failing.
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Some charged up to $380 an hour for work typically handled by career civil servants in the agency&aposs communications department, that report said.
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As a response, Drake released the diss tracks "Charged Up" and "Back to Back," the latter of which he says Williams helped him finish.
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We charged up there and witnessed Suicide, the Cramps and Fuse — one of the long-lost great street rock bands of the mid-'70s.
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Outside of the Twittersphere, Drake replied to the ghostwriting accusation with the release of the song "Charged Up," widely considered a Mill-targeted diss track.
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The OnePlus 5 was the only phone that nearly charged up to 100 percent, followed by the HTC U11, iPhone 8, and the Note 8.
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For one, the keyboard doesn't contain an extra battery, so it can't be charged up to give the 7285 some extra juice on the go.
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Sometimes cells are manufactured with a latent flaw that only manifests over time in the battery as it's charged up and discharged, according to Darcy.
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A bonus: The Environmental Protection Agency estimates the i8 goes 27 miles on each gallon of gasoline (or 69 miles per gallon equivalent when charged up).
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Charged up with this mélange of genres, he set out on a path that would lead him to become the visual poet laureate of the subcontinent.
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Ideally, you want to keep a lithium-ion battery charged up to around 20193 percent and only discharge it to around 22019 percent for the best longevity.
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That would also encourage many charged-up progressives to believe they could overturn the Republicans' 45-seat House majority in the mid-term elections due next year.
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Patients in dire circumstances pay nothing at all, while others are charged up to 22008,299 pesos—roughly equivalent to $245 and just over a minimum monthly salary.
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Remember your values Families are an emotional unit, so try to focus on normalizing the reactions that are coming from the charged up emotions surrounding the election.
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But this isn't a band reliant on nostalgia; instead taking a foundation and building a track way heavier and charged up with their own leanings and taste.
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Also like the old battery case, the new ones keep the XR, XS, and XS Max constantly charged up with a battery indictor within the notification center.
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As former Sanders campaign digital organizing director Claire Sandberg said in an email after the Harris announcement, activists are charged up -- and the pressure will be unyielding.
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It's important to be informed, hardworking, and charged up when you march out to face the world each morning (or afternoon, or evening, depending on your lifestyle).
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After over-indulging on Saturday night, Eddie Pepperell charged up the leaderboard with a four-under-par 67 in the final round at the British Open on Sunday.
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Launched officially in July 2016, Pleo consists of the Pleo MasterCard, a prepaid card that can be charged up and handed out to employees, either physically or virtually.
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"We work hard to make sure our guests feel comfortable with their purchasing decisions, and so provide guests full disclosure for resort fees charged up front," Maietta said.
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Stocks still closed sharply higher, shaking off the doldrums with a rally charged up by new hope about the Trump agenda and a strong start to earnings season.
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In multiple tests where the 6T McLaren Edition's battery was drained completely to 0 percent, it only ever charged up to 63 or 48 percent in 20 minutes.
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Speed is one reason — you're racing through history witness by witness, ghastly statistic by statistic — but you're also charged up by how the movie's voices rise and converge.
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Gemini season is time for you to get charged up, and this Sagittarius full moon gives you the push to take your recharged batteries and do your duty.
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Unlike Mr. Lucas, though, Mr. Abrams and Mr. Johnson don't feel burdened by that legacy; they're into it, charged up, despite the pressures of such an industrial enterprise.
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Rallies are energizing, and they clearly get Trump's base and the candidate himself charged up for the fight, but what they don't do is engage new or undecided voters.
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Evan and his two younger sisters attended Crossroads, the private prep school in Santa Monica, and were assisted by tutors, some of whom charged up to $250 an hour.
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Belkin's new portable charger sports a Lightning port in-between two standard USBs, so it can be charged up with the same cable you use for your iPhone/iPad.
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For as long as Nikola Tesla's dream of wireless electricity remains outside the grasp of physics, we're stuck with cables, wires, and plugs to keep our gear charged up.
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If a smartphone or tablet runs out of juice, just plug it into a gadget like the Anker PowerCore 10,000 and you'll be charged up again in no-time.
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I was trying to have a serious conversation with someone in the room while the Note charged up nearby, and the assistant kept trying to look things up, unprompted.
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Boggs: They were a very good team, and we knew going in there that it was going to be a fight and they were going to be charged up.
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That includes knowing how to operate a fleet of vehicles in a city, keeping them clean and running smoothly and ensuring that the cars are fueled or charged up.
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By the close on Monday they had charged up market value of the company to $50.9 billion, taking it just ahead of General Motors to become America's largest automaker.
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Ms. Campbell's scene, a showdown between two disparate matriarchs over the fate of a young woman caught between worlds — after an episode of police brutality — had him charged up.
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The new power pack from L.A.-based Omnicharge has certainly charged up its fans, however, having raised north of $1 million on Indiegogo — nearly 2,000 percent of its initial goal.
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At that time, nearly 240,215 Africans were dying of AIDS every day because they could not afford H.I.V. medications, for which Western drug companies charged up to $1003,2100 a year.
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But that could be particularly irksome for Trump, who is capable of drawing big crowds in normal circumstances and who appears to get charged up by the adulation they provide.
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The young people will like it, and today I can feel that the young people are all very charged up to do a lot of charitable work outside their schoolwork.
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Then Musk can take like, a month off and get some rest and come back charged up and ready to inspire his workforce with a bunch of energy and new ideas.
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Drivers finally had good reason to take their electrics far beyond their daily trundlings between work, home, and the grocery store—but the infrastructure to keep them charged up didn't exist.
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CBS Minnesota meteorologist Mike Augustyniak said residents should treat the flash flood advisory as a tornado warning, due to the atmosphere being more charged up Saturday than it was on Friday.
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LG's iteration appears to have the standard features: a low-power display to let you know which card is active, buttons to select them, and contacts to keep it charged up.
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UNDER-INVESTMENT HAMPERS PLANS Similar macabre scenes plagued Karachi's cemeteries, where grave diggers refused to work in the baking sun and charged up to five times normal rates for burial plots.
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Without it I would have had to plug the bike into a regular outlet at a cafe until it charged up, which wouldn't have been the worst outcome in the world.
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I am charged up front for the examination of the prized sample, as well as some more cans of digestive-aid dog food, as the doggo still can't take her regular kibble.
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Every Startup Battlefield is an absolute thrill ride, but we get even more charged up when it all goes down in a region where the tech startup ecosystem is taking rapid shape.
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If you're planning to use an iPad as a laptop replacement, that's a big help, since you won't have to deal with Bluetooth all the time and keeping something extra charged up.
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Not too long ago Matt Wallace, the British golfer who charged up the ranks this year with three wins on the European Tour, was considering quitting the game for a regular job.
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If you're desperate to use the technology, you can invest in a power ring that slots into the bottom of your phone and enables it to be charged up by any AirFuel charger.
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To put that in context, if all those batteries were charged up they could provide Britain, which uses on average about 34GW of electricity, with about an hour and 20 minutes of juice.
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And the GOP plan allows older customers to be charged up to five times more in premiums for insurance than younger customers, as opposed to the 3-to-1 ratio allowed by Obamacare.
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There's nothing like driving your nearly-empty Tesla up to a Supercharger station for a top-up and finding every spot taken by other cars — probably all charged up and ready to go.
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You likely need to find and fill an apartment, get work-appropriate clothes, and maybe even buy some gadgets that will help you stay charged up and ready to take on the world.
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JLab Audio says the Epic Air will last for six hours on a single charge, but the included charging case can add up to 30 hours of battery life when fully charged up.
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BentoStack Charge Traveling with tech usually means lots of jumbled up cords, but this multi-level storage unit keeps all your smartphone accessories protected, organized, and charged up for when you need them.
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The Packers-Rams matchup was expected to be the featured game of the day and it did not disappoint as both teams charged up and down the field for more than three hours.
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The premium investors demand to hold EM government debt rather than ultra-safe U.S. Treasuries has dropped around 100 basis points, while the MSCI EM stocks index has charged up more than 10 percent.
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What was the challenge here, the kind of thing you hadn't really gotten to do before that you were either really charged up to do, or maybe a little apprehensive about, going into it?
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Alex Arriola and hundreds of other firefighters charged up flaming hillsides in the middle of the night Monday to battle a brush fire that exploded on the tinder-dry edge of West Los Angeles.
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If you let your Fitbit Charge 2's battery drain entirely, connect the tracker to its charger for at least two hours before you use it again, to ensure a completely charged up battery.
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Though as far as downsides go, this occasional sense of being too charged-up is the right kind of problem for an organizer to have during a multidecade initiative as demanding as this one.
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Such gestures are unquestioned; they are driven by the engine of necessity—the unreasoning force by which the denizens of Nichols's films are charged up and, often against their better judgment, compelled to act.
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Of course, if your phone is also low on battery, this won't be as useful, but the scenario in which your phone is charged up but your wireless earbuds' battery is dead isn't that uncommon.
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"Static Resistance" (below), perhaps the closest sonic replica of Hookworms' 'old sound' with its motorik pulse and charged-up atmospherics, still surges upwards rather than down into the murky depths of the depression it describes.
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Whatever the case is, the Gear Fit 2 needs to be charged up every night or every two nights if you don't want it to run out of juice in the middle of a day.
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If you want to make sure there's no downtime for your doorbell while the battery charges, the company is selling spares that you can have charged up and ready to go when you need to swap.
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It looks like this Panthers fan got a little too charged up and wound up flipping over the railing behind the end zone and busted his ass on the turf right in front of Kuechly's feet.
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They have cited a large number of evaluations that were filled out by students showing that they were satisfied with what they had gotten from the program, which charged up to $35,000 for its instruction packages.
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According to federal prosecutors, the website received about 500,000 unique visitors a day and charged up to $300 for an advertisement, earning Mr. Hurant gross proceeds of more than $10 million from 2010 to 2015 alone.
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And while this particular version might not work out, it's easy to see how a more removable variant might be a good solution for keeping your phone handy and charged up by a desk or kitchen counter.
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Porsche is charged up and ready to go with its first electric sports car, the Mission E. The luxury sports car brand first introduced the Mission E in 2015 and is expected to release it in 2019.
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Mercy's original "ult" (a powerful ability that has to be charged up and deployed strategically for maximum effect) was a team resurrect that could be used to revive any friendly player within a certain radius of her.
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On top of the Mobileye partnership, Volkswagen also unveiled a concept electric van called Budd-e which it claims can do 233 miles on one full charge and be charged up to 80 percent in just 30 minutes.
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MAAC-N-Cheese was pretty lit, for instance, largely because of the many charged-up kids in the building; a friend's daughter proudly displays the basketball with a glittering comet's tail that she's had painted above her eye.
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Huawei also says it's packed a sufficient enough battery — a 4,500 mAh power cell — to power the Mate X. Additionally, the Mate X supports 55-watt charging, allowing it to be charged up to 85 percent in 30 minutes.
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Ja Rule and the Fyre Festival are facing a $100 million lawsuit after the "luxury" music festival in the Bahamas they charged up to $49,000 to attend was plagued by terrible housing arrangements, food issues, thieves and feral dogs.
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After sending drivers do destinations before picking up any passengers, riders complained on Twitter this week that they were being charged up to 100 times their originally quoted fare, making quick trips cost more than $1,000 in some cases.
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The coffee chain raised its prices just last year, but an accidental glitch last week (in which some customers were charged up to 30 cents more) prematurely revealed that the coffee chain will initiate another hike—effective July 12th.
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The European Union's new General Data Protection Regulation, commonly known as the DGPR, includes much harsher maximum fines in the millions of dollars and companies can even be charged up to 4 percent of their revenue for the most serious offenses.
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Winning manager Antonio Conte is going to be getting a lot of praise for taking this substandard (for Italy) team on this run, which now includes a decisive win over the reigning Euro champs, and he's rightly charged up about it.
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You typically play as a trio of trainers, each with one unique pokémon that can be swapped between, and each pokémon has a special move that you can use once you've charged up a meter over the course of battle.
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His mixtape with Future, What a Time to Be Alive was previewed the last time Drake hosted OVO Sound Radio, and his Meek Mill diss track "Charged Up" and the hit single "Hotline Bling" also made their debuts on Beats 1.
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Marek eventually added the ability for Pontus to randomly choose a direction it could drive in when charged up, and aside from just spinning in circles, at times it would find sunlight to park in, or seemingly follow him around the room.
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The program is modeled after a similar one the WHO began in 2002 to increase access to HIV medications during a period where AIDS was killing nearly 7,000 Africans daily while Western drugmakers charged up to $15,000 a year for the drugs.
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" The former picks up where "Charged Up" and "Back to Back" left off last summer in continuing to twist the knife in Meek's back after attacking Drake on Twitter in the wake of the duo's Dreams Worth More Than Money collaboration "R.
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By the time Dohrmann wrote his story about ODHs, the big heads were everywhere; a nation of charged-up college-age goofballs caught the same benign spirit of collective absurdity and then proceeded to raise the stakes on itself, repeatedly and furiously.
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Not content with just accurately pointing out that Mr. Blumenthal falsely claimed to have served in Vietnam, Mr. Trump adds — with no evidence — that Mr. Blumenthal said he had "charged up Da Nang," dodged bullets and saved the lives of fellow soldiers.
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Dozens of migrant workers in the eastern province of Rayong told the Thomson Reuters Foundation they had been charged up to 25,000 baht by their employers to be registered under the new system - almost four times the cost set out by the government.
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For example, a lobbyist who was previously Rosselló's campaign manager, Elías Sánchez Sifonte, charged up to a 25% commission on the contracts he helped to facilitate — while he had direct access to Rosselló and others close to the top of the Puerto Rican government.
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All photos by Abazar Khayami And in Wisconsin at least, most guys who show up to campaign rallies seem like they've been drinking beer for hours, and by the time they get to the event, they're already buzzed and charged up for their candidate.
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In the delightfully smarmy summer 2015 Meek Mill diss "Charged Up," Drake famously quipped "Come live all your dreams out at OVO," but after three years, it's looking like the dream they're selling is sexy art direction and clutch credits on the boss's albums.
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" Other times he's a total chameleon, getting socially charged up on Dead Prez's remix to "Hell Yeah": "Now the police, got me in the middle of the street / Tryin' to beat me blue, black and orange / I'm like hold up, who you smacking on?
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When the ball was snapped, running back C.J. Verdell took a handoff from Herbert and charged up the middle — with the help of a block by an in-motion receiver, Juwan Johnson — until he ran into a wall of Wisconsin defenders who stuffed him short.
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Find out how it makes moneyImage: ScreenshotPaid-for apps and services are bad for your budget but good for your peace of mind, because if you're getting charged up front then it's less likely (although not impossible) that your data is being sold to the highest bidder.
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Dr. Choo's peers in the eight-person steering committee driving Time's Up Healthcare compared the environments in our hospitals, medical centers, and academic-research institutions to a locker room and a firehouse, a charged-up scene where lives hang in the balance and testosterone is king.
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Gene—the titular God Hand is actually his whole right arm, which has magical powers and can be charged up to dish out incredible damage—can be quickly torn apart by any level of enemy, if you're not sharp on the sticks and quick on the buttons.
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The case they ship with, in addition to holding backup charges for the headphones, also has indicator lights on the front for telling you when the buds are charging and when they're charged up, which is a nice touch when compared to the AirPods case from Apple.
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It was almost harder to remove the Amopé Pedi Perfect from the plastic packaging than it was to remove my calluses (you're definitely going to need scissors for this), but once the device was out, and charged up, I was blasting dry skin off my foot like a professional.
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"The Hindi heartland — barring Uttar Pradesh — has charged up due to the Pakistan issue," said Yashwant Deshmukh, founder of CVoter, referring to the northern state of Uttar Pradesh that sends the largest number of lawmakers to India's lower house of parliament and is a key battleground for the election.
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Despite President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's charged-up rhetoric, it doesn't appear this effort will have any teeth.
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With charged-up illustrations featuring words that seem to leap off the page in electrified fonts, Hendrix tells the heroic and tragic life story of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a German pastor who came to believe that even though killing was a sin, radical action was necessary to stop Hitler.
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His team was up more than 20, but Leonelli charged up and down the bench, working the refs, shouting out "downhill" and "spacing" to his offense, and slicing the air with a celebratory fist pump and leg kick when a corner three found the bottom of the net.
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Instead, "Bad Decisions" simply details the topography of pushing a night out to its ultimate limit—the wraps on the table; the jittering legs underneath it; the shifting of happiness among the tippity taps and the guilt of looking in the mirror and not recognising the charged-up, disassociated face that looks back.
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Karla Quiz, owner of the maternity clothing line James Fox Co. (named after her two daughters, France Fox, 4, and Fair James, 2), says she has charged up to $500 for an image on her Instagram account, but she'll also accept swag in exchange for taking a photo and posting to her roughly 40,000 followers.
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After Meek Mill sent out a series of tweets about Drake, Drake responded with a diss track about his former friend, called "Charged Up." After a couple of days with no musical response from Meek Mill (but continued social media comments), Drake dropped a follow-up diss track, "Back to Back," which became instantly popular and even Grammy-nominated.
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IN THE future, homes will use electricity much more sensibly than they do now: turning the lights off automatically when no one is around; adjusting the heating regularly to suit a householder's daily routine; making sure the electric car is charged up using off-peak rates; even drawing power from the car's battery in the event of a grid outage.
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In attendance was a young Vic Reeves (real name: Jim Moir) who could be found hopping around the muddy fields charged up on amphetamine and exhilarated by the savage music he was hearing from the stage: a ferocious and unearthly mix of discordant punk, dense dub, propulsive funk – a mutated sound that has since come to define post-punk as a genre.
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But The Washington Post found that the Secret Service was charged up to $650 a night for rooms at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, as well as $17,000 a month to use a cottage at Trump's golf club in Bedminster, N.J.The Secret Service was charged the $650 rate at Mar-a-Lago dozens of times in 85033 and $396.15 dozens of other times in 2018.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Tracklist: Baby Blue - IntroBearcat - Charged Up / Sandy SpeaksTotal Freedom, Kelela, Elysia Crampton & Not Adrian Piper - Final ExamFalse Witness - Pass It On & On (Ourstory) (Junior Makina Edit)LSDXOXO - My Man (Intro)Dinamarca & Kid Antoine - SextKojack - Sequencia Do PoisonSango - InfidadeDJ Kafory, Zatona & Elseweasy - احمد السويسى و زتـونهTrust Image - Doing You WrongNA - Menace x MovadoLa Zowi - Obra De ArteJoe - Thinkin AboutAlaska - AccuseHealings - Hot (Edit)Elwyynn & Healings - BossBabyBlue - Outro Max Mertens is on Twitter.
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Operating in relative stealth mode until now (aside from winning Best Fintech Startup at the Pioneers Festival in Vienna), Pleo consists of the Pleo MasterCard — a prepaid card that can be charged up and handed out to employees, either physically or virtually — but, powered by Pleo's backend system and app, the card is somewhat intelligent, promising to categorise spending automatically as well as capture any receipts associated with each transaction.
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A new report from Public Citizen, a nonpartisan government watchdog, documents more than 60 examples of lobbying groups, foreign governments and corporate interests holding parties and meetings in Trump family properties, including that beacon for Washington lobbyists, the Trump International Hotel in D.C. Mar-a-Lago, the Trump-owned private club where the president spends much of his time, charged up to $750 per person to spend New Year's Eve with him.
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The only thing these ladies love more than finding the perfect pair of heels on sale is encouraging you to freak out about the inconsistency of your libido, despite your rational understanding that no one you'd ever want to date would expect you to be some kind of perpetually charged-up sex robot, and that you're allowed to have fluctuating desires, so it's not worth getting as upset about as you are right now!
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The Golden Gate National Recreation Area also has its own charging station, so users can have access while they explore California's renowned Golden Gate Bridge before driving over it in their fully charged EV. The Great Smoky Mountains are home to several charging stations in hotels and bed and breakfasts surrounding the mountains, including one at the Smoky Mountain Brewery -- you can get your car charged up while scarfing down a tasty meal and responsibly sampling some adult beverages.
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But there are some pretty big differences, Keith said, between ACA coverage and these new Idaho plans: Customers could be charged up to 50 percent higher premiums based on their or their family's medical history; the ACA has famously prohibited insurers from charging different customers different rates based on their health status Customers could be denied benefits for preexisting conditions unless they maintained continuous coverage; again, the ACA forbids this Annual caps are back: These new "freedom" plans have annual limits of $1 million in benefits, which are outlawed under the ACA; there are also specific dollar caps for certain services, such as physical therapy
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