"You just climb and climb and climb and climb up this rock," she said.
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"But her father always insisted she climb, climb, climb," Marcovallo said.
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It's enough to make you want to climb a tree, just climb and climb and climb until you can't anymore and then sit there, yelling things that no one can understand.
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People who want to climb should be welcome to climb.
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So we climb on top of the duvet — well, I climb.
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"It was a climb of bravery, a climb of knowledge," she said.
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Women start low and climb up, which means they may not climb as high.
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He says if you can climb his wooden wall, you can climb the larger steel wall.
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In some ways, this feels like a mountain that's too high to climb, too hard to climb.
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Wall Climb: Hanzo can climb straight up a wall for a considerable by jumping into it head-on.
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This simple design allows the robot to climb over the lip of a window sill and even climb stairs.
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Back in the U.S., Rafael and company set up Climb in 2014 and began laying the groundwork for Climb.
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George King had wanted to climb Excalibur at the Bjoeks Climb Center in Groningen, Netherlands since he was 10.
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" He admitted that the road ahead is a "tough road to climb," but not an "impossible road to climb.
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A tunnel for toddlers to climb through or soft foamy shapes for the kids to climb up and over, for example.
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"You have to climb the stairs and climb across your bed, but that isn't a big deal for us," she said.
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You know, ladies climb... ladies climb for their careers, and I'm sure it's a lot slower than it is for men.
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He said he faces "a tough road to climb, but not an impossible road to climb" to win the Democratic presidential nomination.
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The report said those hoping to climb Everest must climb at least one Nepali peak above 6,500 meters before getting a permit.
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"I realized I could climb the lift tower above the chair and climb onto the cable and shimmy down to him," Wilson said.
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Instead of lingering at the bottom of the list for a few weeks before slipping off altogether, as a small novel might be expected to do, "Where the Crawdads Sing" started to climb — and climb, and climb — finally reaching No. 1 on Jan.
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The climb took 24 days, spread out over about a year and a half; in each leg of the climb they would secure fixed ropes to the highest point they had reached so that they could later resume the climb with relative ease.
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Somehow, the cat was able to climb about 50 feet up a pine tree in Florence, Mississippi, but was unable to climb back down.
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Loans have become more expensive after a steep climb in Libor, and borrowing costs will rise further if US interest rates climb as expected.
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After working with Microsoft, the company built a system that allows the robot to autonomously traverse obstacles, climb stairs and climb up metallic walls.
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In that situation I just had enough savvy to know they were trying to climb the ladder, and they didn't climb it high enough.
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Four of the climbers went to climb Nanda Devi East and returned to base camp, while the other eight went to climb the unnamed peak.
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I may not understand what their motivations were to try to climb the highest mountain in the world, but I understand why they climb mountains.
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So it started to create this overall game cycle where you prepare yourself for the climb, then you climb and you come to this reward.
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It's able to climb a 15-degree incline without losing power, but "I wouldn't take it off-road and climb rocks with it," Ram said.
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As the melody seemed to climb and climb, tone colors grew ever brighter, with metallic reflections bouncing off the vast sea of thick-flowing strings.
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And then through the services that you just listed, all of a sudden the revenue began to climb again — at first level off and now climb.
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"I want to see inflation climb back to our 2-percent target, I want to see wages climb," Kashkari said in an interview on Bloomberg Television.
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"The market will still climb, but it will climb more slowly in the balance of this year than it may have otherwise," Fox told Business insider.
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Furthermore, the same athlete who is fine at 14,000 feet on one climb might find herself ravaged by HACE at 11,000 feet on her next climb.
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In 1960, he was part of the second team to climb the Nose of El Capitan, but the first to do it as a continuous climb.
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In the opening stanzas of "To Climb or Not To Climb," the book's first poem, Mr. Drummond compares struggling to climb to language: If climbing is speaking a fluent body language, yesterday was all Greek to me … Feet stuttered on doorsteps of granite: a blank face.
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U.S. Treasury yields paused a sharp climb on Monday after the 10-year note posted its biggest weekly climb since April following better-than-expected inflation data.
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Within two year, Robbins said, Express Scripts' stock could climb 69 percent while McKesson's stock could post returns of 136 percent and CVS could climb 96 percent.
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Trump said they had "20 mountain climbers" try and climb the wall, and this design was the hardest to climb, according to the White House pool report.
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During her training for the climb, and the climb itself, she left her 21988-year-old daughter with her husband, who is also a mountaineer, and relatives.
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Yosemite park rangers forbade them to climb during the summer tourist season, so they had a limited time to climb and faced greater risk of bad weather.
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The robot was specifically programmed to climb the ladder used in the demonstration video, but researchers plan to teach it to climb a ladder of any dimensions.
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Snapchat's iOS application has been on a steady climb since December, where it had been struggling to climb back into the top 10 just ahead of the holidays.
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He said he faces "a tough road to climb but not an impossible road to climb" to win the nomination, and his win in Indiana certainly helps his ascent.
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George King, from Britain, is believed to be the first to complete the unfathomable free-climb ascent up the Excalibur wall at the Bjoeks Climb Center in Groningen, Netherlands.
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In order to climb, you need to slide the blocks around to form staircases, utilize all-too-rare power ups, and tactically block your opponent's own attempts to climb.
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The expedition planned to break several records during the climb, including summiting both Everest and its neighbor, Lhotse, in a single climb and without using oxygen tanks on Lhotse.
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I am of that generation where we had to make our own experiences, climb trees, fall, wipe ourselves off and climb back up again until it became skillful and effortless.
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Mitchelton Scott's Yates cracked after Landa attacked early in the last climb, a 20.3-climb up to Lake Serru, the Movistar rider benefiting from the help of several team mates.
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I have an uphill climb and I'm going to climb as high and hard as I can because I want to make my case for the people of New Hampshire.
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As your work grows and you climb that ladder, you're going to want to bring friends along with you – and your friends will think of you as they climb, too.
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Washington (CNN)Bernie Sanders said at a Sunday news conference that he faces "a tough road to climb, but not an impossible road to climb" to win the Democratic presidential nomination.
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One video stream of the Trump Tower climb, posted on Facebook, drew about 5.8 million views, with a majority of those from people tuning in while the climb was in progress.
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SHOULD THERE BE ANY CONCERN ABOUT THE RAMP YOURE GOING TO HAVE TO CLIMB OR THE COMPANY GOING TO HAVE TO CLIMB NEXT YEAR IN TERMS OF MEETING THOSE EARNINGS GOALS?
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The Glass Ceiling is just like The Game of Life, but with more cards that reflect the real struggles women face when they climb (or attempt to climb) the corporate ladder.
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The event, called Climb the World, raised money for both causes and called for people in dozens of countries to climb local hills and mountains in a show of environmental solidarity.
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Children climb up — everybody climbs up in that tree.
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Climb down off the world dying and feed something.
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That's all they do — they love to climb mountains.
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The climb in support for Trump corresponds with a climb in the CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Confidence Index in Q4, which was driven in part by a more optimistic outlook on trade.
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Particularly of interest is the way we can climb and climb (voting rights in the US, access to higher-paying jobs) and still seem to never quite reach the top (like equal pay).
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That's the secret to successful people performing in high-pressure situations — they don't capitulate when they have a mountain to climb because they know exactly how far and fast they have to climb.
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That formative teenage climb gave rise to a career in rigging sets for the director David Attenborough, and to other reasons a person might climb 250 feet up a tree full of snakes.
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Sarah, 24, one of the two local Kenyan women WHOA sponsored to climb with us, studies tourism and was preparing to have her traditional Kikuyu wedding just a few weeks after our climb.
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It took me weeks to gain enough strength to climb stairs, but by the time we took our trip, I was well enough to climb to the top of Pilgrim Monument in Provincetown.
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With Warren facing an uphill climb in both the progressive and the moderate camps, the best chance for her would have been to go on the attack to climb over Biden or Sanders.
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Victims reportedly attempted to climb out of the train windows.
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It looks like she will have a mountain to climb.
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The Shanghai Composite reversed earlier losses to climb 0.1 percent.
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And wages have only recently started to climb, and slowly.
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To become prime minister, a politician needs to climb the
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As temperatures climb, Eddie's will without a doubt be busy.
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Since then, it's been a slow and shaky climb upwards.
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Climb a mountain: Hell yeah, get that outdoors time in.
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It expects net sales to climb about 5 percent internationally.
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However, the market began to climb back up on Monday.
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Other analysts also expected the dollar would resume its climb.
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That may change if interest rates continue to climb, though.
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On the ground, HSBC still has a mountain to climb.
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That's around the time the death toll started to climb.
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Ngoepe's climb to the majors has been long and deliberate.
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BECKY QUICK: Very quickly, the dollar has continued to climb.
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Throughout pregnancy, steroid hormones like progesterone climb higher and higher.
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Besides the photo, we have never seen her climb before!
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I climb really well and get halfway up a 230c.
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I climb out of bed, and change into workout clothes.
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P. and I both get ready, and climb into bed.
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But the number of reported rapes has continued to climb.
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We had to climb uphill and exert so much energy.
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But now and then, I climb on the patriotism bandwagon.
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I need to climb up on my soapbox for this.
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Climb Credit, with just two dozen employees, provides student loans.
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But many will balk at the tough provisions Climb imposes.
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Amid the climb, some traders looked to oilfield services stocks.
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The successful climb was done on only his second attempt.
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When the smoke clears, they could start to climb back.
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"We understand that we have a steep climb," Sanders said.
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Watch as these two climb their way to atmospheric success.
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Unlike "The Climb," it sounds like a blast on paper.
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Cramer attributed that climb to tremendous earnings and solid business.
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Since the climb back in March, markets have remained steady.
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However, all presidential hopefuls face an uphill climb in Somalia.
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The limits of your own endurance — can you climb that?
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As dew points climb, so does your lack of comfort.
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Markets have been jittery as interest rates continue to climb.
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"This climb has forever changed me," she captioned the photo.
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We can climb a wall and paint anything we want.
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Shortly after, I started to climb some cliffs and mountains.
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The group had intended to climb the summit on Thursday.
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The number of IoT platform vendors continues to climb unabated.
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I stood up, and everyone was trying to climb out.
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The most expensive plan will climb to $313 per month.
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TikTok's installs are continuing to climb, Sensor Tower also noted.
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There's a few reasons why Fortnite sales continue to climb.
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But he faces an uphill climb -- to say the least.
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Climb out of bed and go straight to the Nespresso.
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I struggled to climb the three floors to my apartment.
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House prices routinely climb an average of 10 percent annually.
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Revenues from Alphabet's biggest business, Google, continued to steadily climb.
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Another guest had to delay plans to climb Half Dome.
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I climb over an invisible fence, jump past tracker hives.
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You also can push up or down to climb ladders.
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However, it's going to be a much more volatile climb.
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"Why climb the highest mountain?" he asked outside the courthouse.
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Legal experts say Bayer's appeal could face an uphill climb.
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Jane's not the first Scarlet assistant to climb the ranks.
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But you started in a more traditional venture climb, essentially.
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They climb the stairs to the roof slowly and painfully.
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And they may well ask, why climb the highest mountain?
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But, right now, that looks to be an uphill climb.
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I'm trying to climb my way out and I can't.
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Imagine trying to climb a mountain without using your hands.
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And it allows the cave fish to climb up waterfalls.
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Gatecoin's Menant said prices should climb beyond $3,000 this year.
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Temperatures are finally expected to climb above freezing on Monday.
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Most other cookers let the temperature climb slowly without adjustment.
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So he's doing everything he can to climb above 50%.
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Moreover, valuations in the public markets continue their upward climb.
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Bulgaria's sovereign external buffer continues to strengthen as reserves climb.
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Democrats always had an uphill climb to retaking the Senate.
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Drinking that much during a climb is just not necessary.
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Climb up the tree as far as you can go.
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"Who wants to climb Hidden Peak in 1958?" he asked.
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If it seemed like you could climb something, you could.
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AND, YOU KNOW, BULL MARKETS CLIMB A WALL OF WORRY.
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But it will be a hard climb back for Democrats.
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But the House effort has a steeper hill to climb.
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We partly climb trees because we want to experience helplessness.
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Some traders expect them to climb still further this year.
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I climb for fun and find work within the community.
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It's hard to get permission to climb skyscrapers without ropes.
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There are too many people who want to climb Everest.
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It takes some energy to climb out of that hole.
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More surprising has been the steady climb of the markets.
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And on that front, they still face a difficult climb.
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Imagine that; pitstop, climb out, change the tyres, back in.
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Participants could walk inside, climb, and enjoy the chill lounge.
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The slightest misstep or miscalculation, and the climb is done.
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Montannah Kenney is the youngest female to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Global emissions have also continued to climb throughout the decade.
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The cloud mushroomed and cooled, then slowed in its climb.
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But the bill already had a tall hill to climb.
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Despite the uphill climb, McConnell's lieutenants on Monday voiced optimism.
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But surrender, I was finding, was harder than any climb.
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More people are dying in attempts to climb Switzerland's Matterhorn.
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Go climb your mountain — and love every minute of it.
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I watched it climb steeply in the sky and disappear.
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In currency markets on Thursday, the dollar continued its climb.
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Wall Street was expected to climb, having dipped on Monday.
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Bochy's heart rate might climb above 40 beats per minute.
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I clutched it, pulled back, and felt the jet climb.
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The temp proceeded to climb out from under the desk.
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Democrats already faced an uphill climb to block Barr's nomination.
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Still, the race will be an uphill climb for Democrats.
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Often facing social and economic discrimination, the climb is tough.
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Then we can climb anything, We can jump off anything.
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In Unbalanced Force, two robotic organisms climb a vertical rope.
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Officials said the death toll was likely to climb further.
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As you climb the tower, however, the painting reveals itself.
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Economists had forecast both the readings to climb 0.2 percent.
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Things are moving forward on your climb to the top.
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The climb to success can have an unanticipated byproduct: burnout.
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"Should I climb it?" he said, with a mischievous grin.
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She froze and felt him climb on top of her.
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Boeing's climb has had an outsized impact on the Dow.
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Would your children climb any mountain to pet a dog?
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It adds up to a difficult political hill to climb.
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Then I go in there, climb around on the wall.
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Chastened, they climb back up to feed the whole nest.
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After a few minutes, they were able to climb out.
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I climb to the second floor, where the installation continues.
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"It was like trying to climb Mount Everest," she said.
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But before I attempted the climb, I tried the door.
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Today, you're focused on your climb to fame and fortune.
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Go climb your mountain - and love every minute of it.
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As rates climb, the economic effects are likely to increase.
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At each rest stop, they vowed to climb even higher.
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They climb mountains, head extracurricular clubs and develop new technologies.
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So roughhouse, crack jokes, watch sports, climb trees, build campfires.
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"So I have to climb a tree?" the photographer asked.
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I climb under the covers and am asleep within minutes.
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"Sponsors only give me money if I climb," he said.
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His wife and several children climb into the back rows.
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The program saw asset prices climb while inflation remained elusive.
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The moderately challenging uphill climb should take around 90 minutes.
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It's just the prelude to an even more intense climb.
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There was a ladder to climb up to my bed.
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Sanders, in other words, has the higher hill to climb.
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The big trade deals, for example, are effectively climb downs.
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It just felt like too high a mountain to climb.
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Kanrar died while trying to climb the peak, he said.
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That's a steep mountain to climb for the scrappy Unicorns.
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That represents an 8 percent climb from XLE's Wednesday levels.
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Some officials feared the death toll would climb much higher.
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She's now in an uphill climb to unseat the incumbent.
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I do my skin care routine and climb into bed.
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Guides say to allow four days to do the climb.
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That helped the FTSE 100 climb 0.2% in early deals.
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At an individual level, pay did climb by some measures.
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Still, Trump faces an uphill climb to make meaningful gains.
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If we have nothing, we can climb pretty much solo.
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Inflation was originally scheduled to climb to 2% in 2015.
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She then convinces Jenner to climb the swing set bridge.
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None of that has impeded Alphabet's climb to $1 trillion.
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Who among us can climb out of the Twitter gutter?
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So, he told me I should climb over the fence.
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It's an uphill climb, but this is a fertile moment.
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The climb in utilities reflects investor desire for steady dividends.
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Illegal crossers climb over high fences on U.S. borders too.
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But they never climb too high up the escalation ladder.
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Job searches on Indeed started to climb at 224 p.m.
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She was the first woman to climb its sheer face.
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We would go hiking and decide to climb a mountain.
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But it's a steep climb back to TiVo's glory days.
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The list of lawmakers exceeds 50 and continues to climb.
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Greater China markets bucked the downward trend to climb higher.
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Better scores in health and finances contributed to its climb.
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Sales are expected to climb 44 percent to $3.3 billion.
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Reviews and recipes appeared online, and sales began to climb.
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"Jesus Christ," said another as the bids continued to climb.
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A scaleup's quest is to continue on that upward climb.
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The last climb up to the summit took 12 hours.
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And yet she seems to relish the steep uphill climb.
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The Climb was acquired at Cannes by Sony Pictures Classics.
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He also accepted a friend's invitation to climb in Nepal.
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San Francisco temperatures usually don't climb this high until September.
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The lower it goes, the faster it will climb higher.
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I choose to be buried and climb into the casket.
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And he knows the mountain he will need to climb.
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Until now, global alcohol consumption was on a steady climb.
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Like I'm going to climb the tallest tree in Japan.
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"That is admittedly a tough road to climb, but it is not an impossible road to climb, and we intend to fight for every vote in front of us and for every delegate remaining."
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Nobody is better acquainted with this aspect of El Capitan than Caldwell, whose 2015 climb of the Dawn Wall on El Capitan, with Kevin Jorgeson, is considered the hardest long free climb ever done.
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"The only way to fall off of our trampolines would be to climb up a trampoline wall, then climb up about seven feet of netting and then literally jump over it," Mr. Platt said.
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When his promises disappoint, cynicism will only climb a further notch.
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Several could not climb the stairs out of the hallway unaided.
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But instead, Rubio hit a ceiling, while Cruz continued to climb.
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We head back, climb in bed and turn on Food Network.
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And that price will climb considerably as you add more power.
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I did climb a 5.10c route, though, so that was cool!
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The sector's climb reminded him of another big performer from 2016.
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There's a ladder conveniently located there, which Buck begins to climb.
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She'd climb up into my bed and love all over me.
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Then, post-election responses led the index to climb to 102.4.
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That number is expected to climb to 21.7 percent by 2040.
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Experts credit the work of two U.S. leaders for the climb.
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So, out of the rabbit hole of 2am thoughts I climb.
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However, that means Miss Brady simply has new mountains to climb.
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He pays for me to climb, since I bought the burritos.
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Banks continued their climb with Saudi Hollandi Bank adding 1.7 percent.
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But they can already climb to altitudes of several dozen meters.
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By comparison, profit growth is forecast to climb by 8 percent.
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I head home, rush through the routine, and climb into bed.
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Who knew you needed a permission slip to climb a tree?
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Rates must continue to climb for bank stocks to maintain momentum.
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The Chinese leader is no keener to climb down than Trump.
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Let them climb stuff and make new friends on the fly.
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It can help you climb farther, faster, and with less effort.
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In addition to Loki, a pineapple was along for the climb.
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That said, the CRA effort still faces a steep uphill climb.
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Some analysts say gold could easily climb above $1,300 an ounce.
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But it is likely going to be a steep uphill climb.
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Billed as "virtually impossible to climb or cut," according to NPR.
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The climb to new all-time highs hasn't come without concern.
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Syrian children climb out from their underground shelter in eastern Ghouta.
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Reluctantly the migrants climb on board the Libyan Coast Guard ship.
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But the price can climb quickly depending on what you want.
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The stock continued to climb, ending the day up 212.5% Thursday.
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A climber heads out to set up ropes for a climb.
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"It was a slow climb, but a steady one," she says.
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Climb the hill, look at the ocean, pound a few strings.
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Whoever wins has a mountain to climb to revive the SPD.
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If you owned junk during that climb, you felt the pain.
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As we climb to visit Samaa, Aida's neighbor, another one hits.
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Sometime later, they'd convinced him to climb back over the railings.
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Weihenmayer invited him to climb Bridal Veil Falls in Telluride, Colorado.
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Barclays sees a climb to $210-$22 in the coming year.
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No one needed to climb the wall she'd built around herself.
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I'd try to get behind a tree, or climb a tree.
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But unlike the others, I eventually want to climb back out.
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"Imagine the mountain and then we climb it together," he said.
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But one at the mooted price would be a climb down.
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The Gamecocks represented a last hill to climb for Schaefer's crew.
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The benchmark Hang Seng index was poised to climb 0.3 percent.
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But Cruz and Trump may have an uphill climb in November.
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Now after a long slow climb, it's back in positive territory.
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Sengabo says they used ropes to climb over the prison wall.
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This helped the overall Saudi stock market index climb 228.3 percent.
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It feels like that mountain is just too high to climb.
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To climb in that ranking, players need to accumulate queue points.
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Word of advice, don't try to climb the Statue of Liberty.
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Can you imagine just deciding to climb over St Pat's Cathedral.
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It has taken me four weeks to climb out of it.
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Also, return on equity continues to climb, pointing to margin expansion.
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They predicted the loonie would climb to $1.26 in a year.
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Its rating comes even as skin cancer rates continue to climb.
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As global temperatures climb higher, such incidents are likely to increase.
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We climb out of bed and everything is muddy and wet.
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It's then meant to ignite its engine and climb to orbit.
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In addition to the climb being sacrilegious, it is also dangerous.
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We've seen robots climb stairs before, like Boston Dynamics' adorable SpotMini.
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They resumed their climb with his subsequent comments about Iran's intentions.
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If they enter the formal economy, their tax costs will climb.
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I wash my face, make some coffee, and climb into bed.
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Nepal doesn't place strict limitations on who can attempt the climb.
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Climb into the cockpit of a plane and start it up.
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The stock market has continued to climb despite hitting some bumps.
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He watched me slowly climb back out of the dung pile.
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The coming weeks aren't going to make that climb any easier.
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And with living costs continuing to climb, the debt hole deepens.
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Is USC ready to climb back into the national title picture?
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It's too early to say how high the song will climb.
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She then proceeds to climb more stairs than I'd rather attempt.
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Despite the market's quiet climb higher, some strategists do see risks.
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Some investors saw little reason to worry about the extended climb.
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The dollar was on the climb again ahead of U.S. trading.
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By 2027, the total national cut would climb to $489 billion.
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ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES PLANE TRIED TO CLIMB, BUT FAILED BEFORE CRASHING - WITNESS
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Eff that, says the tree kangaroo, I'm getting my climb on.
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We climb, we grow, and we laugh at all of it.
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He said the stock should continue its climb and outperform Target.
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It's possible the jackpot for Wednesday's drawing could climb even higher.
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Investigators said she was unable to climb out of the pit.
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Neither team has contracted a commercial guide service for the climb.
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We expect that number to climb to $85033 billion by 2030.
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Sure. But it's going to be a very, very tough climb.
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It's called the Mardi Gras Climb, run by BridgeClimb from Feb.
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You can't climb the mountains or wade into the enticing lake.
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But the measure may face an uphill climb on Capitol Hill.
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Facebook user Peter Shankman captured the early parts of his climb.
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That number is expected to climb to $160 billion by 2030.
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Walmart still expects net sales to climb about 5 percent internationally.
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Local police chief Japheth Kioko said the death toll could climb.
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Major U.S. stock averages rose amid a climb in oil prices.
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"We climb, we grow, and we laugh at all of it."
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Front doors swing open, allowing toddlers and dogs to climb in.
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"The 2018 election will be a massive uphill climb," Warren said.
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The bill faces an uphill climb in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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Taxes in the South, and the national debt, would climb quickly.
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"We have an uphill climb, no questions about it," he said.
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Dismantling the commercial bail industry is a steep hill to climb.
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"She was desperate to climb down my throat," Ms. Anderson said.
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Yes, but: The bill has a tough climb to become law.
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The most recent blow to those hoping to climb the ranks?
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But, back on even ground, there are still mountains to climb.
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That North Shore background helped his climb up the political ladder.
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Oklahoma, for its part, can still climb out of its hole.
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Nothing will happen quickly, for we have tall mountains to climb.
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It's been a hard climb for him to return to comedy.
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At one point, he was, like, 'Do you climb buildings ever?
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Still, she had no choice but to conquer the Confidence Climb.
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Since then, life expectancy has generally been on an upward climb.
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Utilities and industrials led the climb ahead of the market close.
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People can still climb over walls, go around or under them.
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HK/SIN as casino stocks erased early losses to climb higher.
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"We lost her on the first climb," McFadden said of Zou.
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Some cheered for him, remarking on the difficulty of his climb.
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He said its revenue could climb to $36.5 billion in 2035.
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Cory is trained to climb on her stomach and apply pressure.
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After a dip, revenues recovered and the stock resumed its climb.
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Miley Cyrus just performed "The Climb" at March for Our Lives.
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Reproductive justice advocates are fighting back, but it's an uphill climb.
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The tours are free and involve a climb up the scaffolding.
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Trump didn't climb down from his travel ban through British prodding.
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The challenge is to climb this pole and grab the chicken.
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He began to run again, and jump, and swim, and climb.
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Crytek's The Climb is on offer, so is Ubisoft's Eagle Flight.
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Whether Eduardo will continue to climb the IndyCar ladder is uncertain.
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If you've got enough money, basically anyone can climb Everest nowadays.
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So I will always climb to the top of that mountain.
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And for many, the costs are only continuing to climb. Sen.
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There is now a risk that the ratio will climb higher.
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Competing in this district is still a steep climb for Democrats.
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Dropbox continued to climb on Monday, adding to last week's gains.
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Still it has yet to climb back above the 22.2,000 threshold.
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Netflix keeps rapidly adding customers and revenue continues to climb sharply.
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They had climbed 42 percent climb during the past 12 months.
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It'll dodge objects and climb and descend to avoid them pic.twitter.
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Win all three and their playoff chances climb to 66 percent.
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And when stocks climb, it feeds the confidence of those spenders.
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The Google Translate World Cup Think Positive, Climb Out of Poverty?
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The number of coronavirus cases in the US continues to climb.
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Even so, Ms. de Havilland's case still faced an uphill climb.
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Just go over the Golden Gate bridge and climb those mountains.
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The Dow's climb continues an ascent that began in early 2016.
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Instantly overcome your fear of heights to climb to him. 6.
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People have tried to climb the historic structure in the past.
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To climb a coconut tree is to risk a dangerous fall.
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"Let's climb a glacier," Steven said over breakfast the next day.
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Many nymphs headed straight for adults and tried to climb aboard.
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She begins to wonder: Why climb out of bed at all?
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It's a striking image, watching a walrus climb a rock cliff.
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"Killing someone isn't what helps you climb the ladder," Monster explained.
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Some rappers are afforded evolution, but it is a steep climb.
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Yet, seven European stocks have managed to climb more than 10%.
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The steady climb in interest rates has gained pace in 2018.
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Another beneficiary: Amazon, which has seen shares climb 5.7% this year.
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Without these measures, the infection rate is likely to climb quickly.
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His steady climb since turning pro in 2010 seemed to stall.
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Climb the pedestal and lasso the statue (typically around the neck).
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Even so, "Scotty" could face an uphill climb with general audiences.
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But the tree stand they planned to climb into was missing.
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That number of diagnosed cases continued to climb week after week.
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Sanders appears to face more of an uphill climb in Texas.
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Amy Klobuchar is still seeking to climb into that top tier.
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Wielicki recalls a past-exhaustion night on a solo Himalayan climb.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Europe's anti-austerity swerve faces an uphill climb.
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Banks continued their climb with Saudi Hollandi Bank gaining 3.4 percent.
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He saw a team trying to climb out of a hole.
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Economists polled by Reuters expected the index to climb 0.2 percent.
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Now, the number of hospitalizations and deaths is continuing to climb.
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His target is a nearly 10% climb from the current level.
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We can estimate it from the video above of Alipour's climb.
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U.S. stocks plunged and didn't resume their upward climb until 2009.
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Trump has a steep hill to climb winning over black voters.
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And malaria could climb back to the peak hit in 2005.
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Yet as vinyl sales continue to climb, the CD is dying.
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For so long, her career had been a slow, methodical climb.
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Washington began to climb back in the second period, scoring twice.
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For the climb, he uses high-tech sticky gloves that malfunction.
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The index reversed losses to climb 0.35 percent higher at 2,386.07.
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But no matter what, it's going to be an uphill climb.
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But it'll still be hot — the high might climb to 2205.
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In Wednesday's premarket, shares resumed their climb, up 10% to $333.
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He expected production to climb to about 20,000 cars in December.
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McConnell, like the speaker herself, is not one to climb down.
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Temperatures struggle to climb, with highs only in the low 40s.
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That's a big hole for McCaskill to climb out of. 4.
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I can no longer climb the mountains as I am 75.
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I naively thought the harder you work, the faster you climb.
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Drivers and first responders were forced to climb over the wreckage.
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Within three months of Trump's inauguration, the numbers started to climb.
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Another photo showed a goat appearing to climb into the truck.
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Boeing, a large metals user, saw its shares climb 0.5 percent.
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However, Tesco managed to climb higher despite the overall market weakness.
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We just decided we would climb it and figure it out.
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Saudi Arabia edged up 0.4 percent in a broad-based climb.
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Bloomberg doesn't have the same fundraising mountain to climb as Patrick.
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Now, we've got to climb up and fight for every point.
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The number of cases of the novel coronavirus continue to climb.
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Dr. Groppel is planning to climb Mount Kilimanjaro with his son.
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How do you climb mountains when you are in a wheelchair?
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Officials warned that the death toll will likely continue to climb.
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But these are anti-climb panels, very tough to get across.
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Greater China markets shrugged of the negative trend to climb higher.
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I want to climb inside, and stay there a bit longer.
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Own stories there and then climb up from there. Yeah. Maybe.
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"You shouldn't be looking just to climb the ladder, but be open to opportunities that let you climb that ladder," said Kim Lubel, the former chief executive of CST Brands, a big operator of convenience stores.
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For some reason, he also participated as a rivet catcher in a historical reenactment of how the bridge was built in the '20s and '30s during his climb Wednesday, according to a statement from Sydney Bridge Climb.
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"Everybody has something they have to cope with — for this child, this is going to be their mountain to climb in life — rather than looking for a quick fix, we need good partners to help us climb."
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We're low on clues and the body count is starting to climb.
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Suicide rates continue to climb, year over year, despite a healthy economy.
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On her last birthday, she asked that nursing staff climb a tree.
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It can still climb hills, drive through the dirt, and ford rivers.
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The next, and really final, mountain for Endgame to climb is Avatar.
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Kavanaugh&aposs confirmation climb: Partisan opposition to court picks intensifies under Trump.
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You can seamlessly run, slip, slide, climb, and swim through the environment.
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" She added, "Even on an easy climb they were always very safe.
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Inside the warehouse, we climb a ladder to get a better look.
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Well, heck, we're ALL mutants, but at least we can climb stairs.
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That's why the Alpine rescue "stuntmen" don't climb down with ropes anymore.
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Pandas are adept climbers & will climb & fall during play sessions #PandaStory pic.twitter.
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It's only when annual incomes climb above $400,000 do luxury vehicles dominate.
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Its first flight will last 30 seconds and climb to 10 feet.
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Boston Dynamics' Spot and SpotMini can also climb stairs and navigate autonomously.
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Before long, temperatures in the Arizona desert would climb to 108 degrees.
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One notable addition to your toolkit is Link's new ability to climb.
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GUTFELD: Yes, you&aposd make them climb the rope, wouldn&apost you?
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Support didn't climb over 30 percent until the turn of the century.
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We know you'll find a way to climb back to the top!
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And now that I'm here, I'm ready to climb that mountain again.
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Riders climb in a pack at the men's road race on Saturday.
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"She can't climb stairs anymore but her attitude is amazing," Pagano said.
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In May 210, the partners embarked on a climb without supplemental oxygen.
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Last year, Disney created the VertiGo, a robot that can climb walls.
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Given the news, it's safe to say these numbers will only climb.
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It really resembled what I would have to climb in South Carolina.
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Scott managed to climb out of her car and yell for help.
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To be certain, the movie has an uphill climb ahead of it.
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It's illegal to climb the rock but visitors can explore its base.
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As we climb into a rickety elevator, Wu is beaming with excitement.
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So we've constructed a position that's very hard to climb down from.
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We have to build other houses, and climb into each other's windows.
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Short-term rates could also climb in a weakening economy, they say.
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He tried to climb in the front seat, but Illich stopped him.
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We climb and get close but then have setbacks, and lose hope.
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The numbers suggest that a market climb may be in the offing.
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The suit will allow astronauts to climb into it from the back.
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Retail prices may continue to climb until supply kinks are straightened out.
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Under Parker's leadership, Nike has seen its stock surge and sales climb.
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I climb up its back and scratch it behind the left ear.
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My platelet counts began to climb, and I started to pee again.
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To rely on any more gear was only half-doing the climb.
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That means there's a steeper climb for many Republicans in the Senate.
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The robot capitalizes on the same concept that geckos use to climb.
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Good idea - but map nerds - like me would never climb the stairs.
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The stock continues to climb off of a solid earnings report Wednesday.
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Mr. Gialuz, the Barcolana's president, was there to climb aboard and celebrate.
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"This mountain to climb is very steep and narrow," Mr. Gibson said.
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Reuters could not immediately confirm if numbers had already started to climb.
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"Regular" tickets (most weekends and many summertime weeks) will climb to $105.
|
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The market hit bottom that March, before beginning a long climb upward.
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"Nonetheless, we suspect that EM equities will continue to climb," he wrote.
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You have to climb up the ladder to get to the princess.
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McDonald's stock continued to climb Wednesday as it crossed a new milestone.
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Security Finance offers loans at rates that often climb into triple-digits.
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One was a video of a cartoon trying to climb a hill.
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Many fear that toll could climb as the search for survivors begins.
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But Glover&aposs climb toward becoming a household name has been long.
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It may be an uphill climb, but it's urgent to do it.
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Make no mistake, this was a climb-down, at least for now.
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Curiously, the group's leader is the only one who can climb ladders.
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You first need to find a way to climb the creature's body.
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Even the sluggish views on J.Lo's "I'm Real" were on the climb.
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Everyone immediately pack your bags and climb aboard the Hopper/Joyce ship.
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Actually I wanted myself to climb that particular building some years ago.
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And that is why free soloing is the only way to climb.
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Heavy-weight Samsung Electronics beat the broader index to climb 1.15 percent.
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You probably didn't know that crabs could climb trees, but they can.
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But when frozen pork becomes scarcer, prices are likely to climb further.
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But getting voters to believe that would be a very steep climb.
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All this raises doubts about how far the oil price can climb.
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Santos banged on the cruiser, and tried to climb on the windshield.
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Points can be used to unlock achievements, climb leaderboards, and earn prizes.
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And I don't have to climb down my bed to unplug them.
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At first, all you can do is run and climb toward safety.
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Democrats, can finally climb onto the national stage and change the world.
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I still think 'Wow' whenever I climb up the stairs to Berghain.
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Each climb takes about 3.5 hours and has more than 1,400 stairs.
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A proposed statewide soda tax in California is facing an uphill climb.
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I climb through, gain my footing and turn to face Chicken Boy.
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Is that enough 'known unknowns' to see term premiums start to climb?
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His bald-faced backing cleared the way for other Republicans climb aboard.
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Since their split, the value of both automakers has continued to climb.
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But best of all, you can use GLOO to climb the walls!
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I leave around midnight and climb into bed when I get home.
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She was learning to rock climb now and wanted me to learn.
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She and the dogs were making plans to climb to the roof.
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When the mountain looks impossible to climb; quite staring and get climbing.
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When vaccination rates go down, infection numbers tend to climb back up.
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For prices to climb further, demand has to pick up, Bannister said.
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We can have like 15 people climb on this at a time.
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But if you do, I guarantee you'll have the easiest climb possible.
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Even as the measure gains backers, however, it faces a tough climb.
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Let them climb into bed with you any hour of the night.
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After each goal we'd climb the fences, but every time they'd resist.
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Then we climb down a cliff face that erodes beneath our feet.
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Still, traders Karen Finerman and Peter Najarian said the stock should climb.
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They'll wait for oil prices to climb before they frack the wells.
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You don't just sit down at a kneeling desk, you climb in.
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GRAPHIC: Bets on volatile pound climb in run up to Brexit - reut.
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SpotMini can climb steps and negotiate uneven terrain, so that's basically solved.
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Children climb on top of a dumpster to get a better view.
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In Mexico City Marriott's share will climb from about 20% to 48%.
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Which means it's still an uphill climb for this ticketholder in Wisconsin.
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Patiently, Ocean walks back over to the staircase and starts to climb.
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Davis simply swung his leg up to climb back onto the platform.
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They found that prescriptions have remained steady even as death rates climb.
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The latest climb from $4,000 to $5,000 only took about 60 days.
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Ricardo Rosselló warned reporters that he expected the death toll to climb.
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Democrats will face an uphill climb is this southern West Virginia seat.
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"We barely climb," said Aaron Stack, a 30-year-old software engineer.
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Robert's climb comes as more mass demonstrations are expected through the weekend.
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"We have to continue to climb up the national rankings," Cooper said.
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Field left no record of his climb nor any statement of purpose.
|
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In 2016, murders in large cities continued to climb by double digits.
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The Japanese yen also continues to climb sharply, which hurts Japanese exporters.
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That climb has reversed the general downtrend the currency saw over 2017.
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China could climb down and, in effect, quietly recognise the court's ruling.
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Then one by one, we climb from Christianshavn up onto solid ground.
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"The weather was very good, that made the climb easy," she remembers.
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They say: 'If you can climb mountains, why can't we build things?
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Lap dogs who can't make the climb are carried up a path.
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They had to climb all those stairs, and the stairs were narrow.
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The President's approval rating could climb higher over the next two years.
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"Looking at this, I would not attempt to climb it," Nielsen said.
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Boeing needs to climb 2 percent higher to reach $341 a share.
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"You have to climb the mountain to get the view!" she wrote.
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His stoic silence was a wall none of us ventured to climb.
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As Washington debates, the cost of health care continues its precipitous climb.
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After all, visitors need to climb 120 steps to reach the top.
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He's got a great team and eternity to climb back into this.
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Dumoulin made his successful move at the bottom of the final climb.
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We climb the ladder, we don't ask why, we ask how high.
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A Model X with all the options can climb to nearly $130,000.
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But, Quinn said, her climb was not part of the planned protest.
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In addition, Nepal has no rules about who can climb the mountain.
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For 21st century Washington, governing is a climb that keeps getting steeper.
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Annual comparable sales are predicted to climb as much as 1403 percent.
|
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But Mnuchin and company have one heck of a mountain to climb.
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In the late 1990s, sales of prescription opioids began a steep climb.
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This helped the company climb two notches to the top developer spot.
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Its colors work well together, but the vibe still says climb fast.
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I watched a spider climb a stalk that bent under its weight.
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The Saudi security forces climb a flaming structure during a military parade.
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Yusuf likes to read, draw, climb, ride horses and create science projects.
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Instead, quickly roll down your side window, unbuckle yourself, and climb out.
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Although some grown men can climb over a large wall, children can't.
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And are they treated differently as they try to climb the ladder?
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UNB added to double-digit gains on Tuesday to climb 13 percent.
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So far, it looks like an even tougher climb in the Senate.
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That number is expected to climb as search and rescue efforts continue.
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After successfully completing the climb, the freshmen are no longer called plebes.
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Junjun was nervous, but Little Huang cajoled him to climb up, too.
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VICE: How many times have you climbed/attempted to climb Mt Everest?
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Be creative, hold a bake sale, do a skydive, climb Mount Everest.
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You're leveling up, but the climb to the top is never easy.
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Thanksgiving sales will also climb by 15 percent to reach $2.8 billion.
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"This is going to be an enormous hill to climb," Davis says.
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He said the total could climb higher as more money comes in.
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McGregor now has to climb his way back up the UFC rankings.
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Heller faces a tough climb with both primary and general election voters.
|
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The hill Bernie Sanders has to climb becomes more and more steep.
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Expedition teams are free to set their own dates for a climb.
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And he had to climb barefoot because shoes would scuff the walls.
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The unemployment rate would climb back above 5 percent in that projection.
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"We had 95 percent power in our initial climb phase," Dick said.
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These numbers are expected to climb sharply over the next few months.
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Say Hey didn't have to climb the center-field fence in May.
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He uses nothing but his bare hands to climb skyscrapers and cliffs.
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The US unemployment rate will climb rapidly from current levels of 3.5%.
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Facing a daunting climb and determining the best route builds problem-solving.
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He watched me climb out the fire escape, certainly disappointed, perhaps confused.
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The numbers continued to climb this month, with more than 15,600 deported.
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Financial stability risks could also climb on the back of lower rates.
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In the afternoon, it gets cloudy and temperatures climb into the 103s.
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For the same reason people risk death to climb the highest mountains.
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Temperatures are expected to climb into the 20s and 30s on Friday.
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" Honnold's climb was recently documented in the Oscar-winning film "Free Solo.
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Granted, it was an unusual way to climb a set of stairs.
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"Seems the bear tried to climb over," he said with a shrug.
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To "free solo" means to climb without ropes or any safety gear.
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At what age can the chicks climb up the grass to survive?
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Tesla aims for that number to climb to 80% by mid-2020.
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In July 2015, they organized a group to climb Mount Kilimanjaro together.
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But his subsequent climb up the political ladder has been painstakingly slow.
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We cruised along for a half-mile, then hit a long climb.
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He said the number was expected to climb as high as 500,000.
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In Singapore the infection rate continues to climb, with 84 confirmed cases.
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Japan's safe-haven yen began to climb again after a pause overnight.
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"Something definitely could have gone wrong," Chin told me, of Honnold's climb.
|
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I never turned it back on, but the bill continued to climb.
|
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He decided to make the climb and see what was going on.
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"When I climb stairs, it feels like climbing a mountain," he said.
|
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Highs climb to the mid- to upper 40s with barely a breeze.
|
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I (woefully) climb out of bed and get ready for the day.
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But Democrats had a steep climb given Republican successes in recent years.
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Most of Bush's climb back to popularity came from Democrats and independents.
|
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If China floods the market with U.S. Treasurys, bond yields could climb.
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He has stayed mostly bullish on bitcoin in its volatile climb higher.
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In the 19th century they needed a lot more time to climb.
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To have to climb it again because of him was too much.
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The dog managed to climb the gate and destroy an expensive carpet.
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Otherwise, he could not climb out of bed every morning to train.
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The Cubs won the series opener 6-1 to climb back to .
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The martyrs climb one side Of a mountain and descend the other.
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No matter how high your numbers climb, they can always get higher.
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In Singapore the infection rate continues to climb, with 85 confirmed cases.
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An hour later, he began to climb back down using a rope.
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The students ran through falling snow to climb aboard the school bus.
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Cyrus, meanwhile, was taking her hit song's advice and taking a climb.
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Some excerpts: Q. What goes into preparing for a climb like this?
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Since the outbreak has intensified, however, it has managed to climb 7%.
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That's for kids who might climb into the box and get trapped.
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Mom went up first and grabbed me because I couldn't climb up.
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Even the recently challenged China market saw overall Apple sales climb 3.1%.
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I climb back in bed and sleep for another hour or so.
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So get connected with those who can help you climb the ladder.
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Costs for fuel and fertilizer climb while prices earned per bushel plummet.
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Amazon would have to climb another 11.8 percent to get to $2,060.89.
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The gigantic clouds can climb incredibly high due to the thin atmosphere.
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Most attempt to climb onto trucks or trains using the Channel Tunnel.
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In 2017, overall spending is projected to climb to nearly $70 billion.
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Travelers must climb a grimy stairwell to get to gates for boarding.
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I climb the ladder and check my marks with the laser level.
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And all Slovenians were supposed to climb Mt. Triglav at least once.
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On Sundays, Marc would climb into his father's 1970 Buick station wagon.
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But UK inflation has also risen and is expected to climb further.
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I'm proud to have been blessed to climb some of those hills.
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But the volcano was there, and so we had to climb it.
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He noted stock futures started to climb around that time Tuesday night.
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The relentless climb in price of single-family houses has outpaced incomes.
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Then, if you climb a mountain, it rises to 135 or whatever.
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Each year, Tariq has watched his wages slump and his expenses climb.
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The figure is expected to climb to 72 percent by next year.
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Temperatures start in the mid-30s, then climb to the upper 40s.
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Premiums will climb, and fewer people will be able to afford insurance.
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Yet for those of us who are only able to climb Everest vicariously through the posts of people like Kobusch, we needn't worry about a shortage of Everest content as more climbers opt for an internet-free climb.
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Smugglers have reportedly been using $100 saws to cut through sections of it, while others have figured out how to climb around the wall's "anti-climb panels," Trump administration officials and agents told the Washington Post last November.
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"If there is a big mountain which we need to climb in order to produce hydrogen, what (the) catalyst does is lower the height of the mountain so we can climb (it)… in a much easier way," Gu said.
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While the climb was arduous on its own -- rife with glacial ice and loose rock, according to GlacierHub -- the International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation commended Kim's team for making the climb without leaving a trace, including gear and waste.
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She likens being on a rope team for a climb to being deployed.
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Then I climb up to my top bunk bed and promptly pass out.
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The Nikkei edged up 0.9 percent after a 7.2 percent climb on Monday.
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After examining the charts, he says bullion could climb as high as $1,500.
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If the elevator was broken, she had one flight of stairs to climb.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast import prices would climb 0.7% in April.
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We get down on our hands and knees and climb through the tunnels.
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Revenue for the period is expected to climb 3 percent to $21 billion.
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The infected caterpillars climb because the baculovirus affects how they respond to light.
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That's about a 2 percent climb from the current share price of $397.
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So Cruz is likely to hang tough or climb in the coming races.
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Unseating Passion might be a stretch, but Deadpool's climb is only just beginning.
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Then, from Wednesday morning to Thursday morning, it continued to climb to 4,000.
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The official death toll in Mozambique is 598, but it could climb higher.
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Audra McDonald stuns with "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" in The Sound of Music Live!
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SHILLUE: Yes, make them climb the rope all the way to the top.
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"My children have permission to climb any tree they so desire," she wrote.
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The two climb a 1,000 tower and prepare to jump off the ledge.
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People watch shark videos for the same reason that people climb Mt. Everest.
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Up-front pricing could climb well beyond the current industry standard of $60.
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But they didn't break through, and Lamb continued to climb in the polls.
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I'd fallen deep down the Netflix rabbit hole, and I couldn't climb out.
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I wash my face, text P. the good news, and climb into bed.
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She said annual auto sales in China will eventually climb to 30 million.
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The Nasdaq could climb 0.1% and the S&P 500 could gain 0.3%.
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Greene and the Google Cloud Platform face a steep climb in cloud infrastructure.
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Many who try to climb it fail and never get to try again.
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But why walk in the door when you can climb onto the roof?
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast import prices would climb 20.2% in April.
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Pull back on the lever inceptor, and we'll climb until I let go.
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The past few years have been a steady fashionable climb for Gabrielle Union.
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With Curry endorsing Under Armour, Najarian believes footwear sales could climb even higher.
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Diversity isn't the only public perception curve that NOW has to climb, either.
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Next came a 1-mile climb over slippery rock, with ropes for assistance.
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Private-jet owners can turn up when they want and climb on board.
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He also allegedly made her climb out his window to avoid being seen.
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While most visitors don't climb its steep, red-ochre flanks, the impending Oct.
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I think that's probably his biggest mountain he's going to have to climb.
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This robot can climb fences and open doors and it's coming for you.
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Fit-looking grandparents climb into a train carriage, shepherding grandchildren to their seats.
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They had cherry trees — I used to climb the trees and pick cherries.
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Cuck and red pill begin to trend downward, and wholesome begins to climb.
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The company expects group production to climb by 5 percent in fiscal 2019.
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Flagship phones keep adding more features, but their prices also climb to match.
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Now, if only robot vacuums could figure out a way to climb stairs.
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And some simpler logistical barriers: They can't yet climb stairs or operate elevators.
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As tensions with other countries climb, American investors are sticking close to home.
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Their job is to stabilise the structures of other proteins as temperatures climb.
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We can finally touch the mountain and we can start to climb it.
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The French capital has never seen the mercury climb above 41 degrees Celsius.
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Mountain lions have been spotted trying to climb over the bars, for example.
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BULL markets always climb a wall of worry, or so the saying goes.
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But we've also watched baseline carbon levels climb by approximately 2400 ppm annually.
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It featured a unique fourth toe that helped it grasp and climb branches.
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The French primary budget deficit means that the debt will continue to climb.
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The 44-year-old says she is returning next year for another climb.
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She likes to cook, hike, rock climb and spend time with her dogs.
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Any of my feline friends want to climb the next peak with me?
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They said that could climb to 400,000 to 450,000 tonnes in subsequent months.
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The victories made the uphill climb toward the nomination even steeper for Cruz.
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Dr. Preuschoft reports that since his arrival, Gonda has learned to climb trees.
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I'm often asked why a desert-born Arab woman would climb a mountain.
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The damaged elevator cables actually caused Flight 007 to climb to higher altitude.
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Salesforce is on a steady climb toward a $10 billion revenue run rate.
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They start at 0mg of nicotine and climb up to 43mg or more.
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All of which saw sterling index climb to its highest since July 15.
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That means Jones has an uphill climb for re-election by the numbers.
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Institutions were also more bullish how high they think bitcoin's price can climb.
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The Voice coach also performed her 2009 single "The Climb" on Monday night.
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Related: Watch VICE's film, LARPing Saved My Life You can climb up stuff.
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It can also pick its way through rubble and even climb up stairs.
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The number of fatalities will probably climb further as more victims are found.
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The climb has never been attempted by a woman with injuries like hers.
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The rule is that, once he can read, he can climb the ladder.
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To climb out of its hole, Puerto Rico needs to become more competitive.
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Children are used to climb to the top levels without any safety harnesses.
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He didn&apost climb the ladder and look in the mirror and talk?
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They are known to climb masonry walls so they can enter a home.
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Finally, Schwering created just enough space for Novak to climb through the window.
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News of Google's interest helped Snap's share price climb around 2.3 percent today.
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Summit's toughest climb will be ensuring awareness and sincerity are harnessed for action.
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Without it, the refugee numbers will start to climb again once spring arrives.
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Simply climb it and stand on each rack to get what you need.
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Intrepid former U.S. Marine Kirstie Ennis has begun the climb of her life!
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As a result, he said interest rates should continue to climb, he said.
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Sam shows Gilly the obsidian in "The Climb" after they escape Craster's Keep.
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That was the moment I knew he was the guy to climb Everest.
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After the vote, Lee acknowledged that her bid still faced an uphill climb.
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You have to be willing to climb and fit through tight spaces too!
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When it comes time to feed in the ocean, they can't climb down.
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"Hopefully, rates will climb up to near $10 a tonne," the broker added.
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Still, even with the endorsements, Kasich faces an uphill climb to the nomination.
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Moore made it clear that the Sparks weren't going to climb that mountain.
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"It was already an uphill battle, but this has just steepened the climb."
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Historically, auto delinquencies and repossessions climb when unemployment rises and the economy slows.
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Did we mention Link can climb any mountain you see in this picture?
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In the current environment, home improvement stocks could climb, trader Tim Seymour contended.
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Trader Steve Grasso owns shares of both companies and believes they will climb.
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The highest wall VR must climb is the one separating it from Hollywood.
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They were really reserved, so it was just this super, super careful climb.
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The Volkswagen ID R was modified to best suit the Goodwood hill climb.
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He tried to see if he could climb into his shirt and disappear.
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It is admittedly a tough hill to climb, but not an impossible one.
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"It was designed so people could climb all over it," Mr. Tedrick said.
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A baby mountain goat learns to climb, with a little help from mom.
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The tree was damaged when a man tried to climb it on Friday.
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Extremes rarely dip below 50 degrees Fahrenheit or climb above 84 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Elantra begins its price climb at $17,985 with a 6-speed manual transmission.
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I shall use it today to climb to the top of Corporate America.
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Smaller stocks saw fashion group Superdry climb 6.3% after a half-year update.
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And it doesn't help that interest rates are continuing to climb as well.
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"I am willing to climb the mountain to see the view," she said.
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But dealing with the three ObamaCare taxes this year faces a steep climb.
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For Michael, it was, he later wrote, "a mountain of time" to climb.
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Investors in U.S. stocks are surely pleased with their gentle climb this year.
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The race was competitive, but Mississippi is an uphill climb for any Democrat.
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When you're alone, it seems like a higher mountain than you can climb.
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There's also an elevator, making it accessible to those who can't climb stairs.
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He used suction cups to aid his climb, which lasted about three hours.
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Jokic's steady climb to stardom has been a driving force behind the attention.
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This is where they learn to forage, climb trees, build nests and socialize.
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"Language … dropped the rope for me to climb out of oblivion," he writes.
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They then hurriedly climb out to find the waiting waters of the estuary.
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