But now and then, I climb on the patriotism bandwagon.
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She froze and felt him climb on top of her.
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Reluctantly the migrants climb on board the Libyan Coast Guard ship.
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Eff that, says the tree kangaroo, I'm getting my climb on.
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But the measure may face an uphill climb on Capitol Hill.
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Cory is trained to climb on her stomach and apply pressure.
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Dropbox continued to climb on Monday, adding to last week's gains.
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So we climb on top of the duvet — well, I climb.
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Santos banged on the cruiser, and tried to climb on the windshield.
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We can have like 15 people climb on this at a time.
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Children climb on top of a dumpster to get a better view.
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Financial stability risks could also climb on the back of lower rates.
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The Nikkei edged up 0.9 percent after a 7.2 percent climb on Monday.
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Private-jet owners can turn up when they want and climb on board.
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The Voice coach also performed her 2009 single "The Climb" on Monday night.
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"Why did you climb on the revolution's back?" she recalled asking the woman.
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We climb on top of one another's bodies and scrub Tolstoy's nostrils, ears.
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Tesla — Shares of Tesla continued their rapid climb on Wednesday morning, gaining 4%.
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Remember: children love to climb on furniture on which a TV is placed.
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Climb on the Magic School — wait, we mean the Enchanted Mode of Educational Transport.
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Two weeks ago, more than 80 news organizations broadcasted the climb on Facebook Live.
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Pretend it's Maria Hill, Ex-Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. by Greg Rucka, and climb on.
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But of course, that would be a mighty hill to climb on your own.
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Before his climb on Everest, Fogle had prepared himself for avalanches, earthquakes and crevasses.
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Then you can climb on a donkey for the mile-long ride to reach Boquillas.
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In another statement, he claimed Kreedin would climb on top of counters when left alone.
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You can climb on just about any surface you see, provided you have the stamina.
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I climb on the back of my friend's snowmobile and let him do the driving.
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Curiosity finished the climb on March 6 after undertaking three different drives to get there.
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Sometimes they climb on the roofs of houses, which, it seems, can freak people out.
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Sloan had him climb on, then clambered around and under the bike, making final adjustments.
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Agricultural Bank of China bucked the trend with a 2.15 percent climb on stronger earnings.
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US oil futures were up more than 5% on Thursday, and continued to climb on Friday.
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Coal prices have shot up in their steepest climb on record, more than doubling since June.
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These animals climb on top of trees that measure 26 to 33 feet high to graze.
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The shares continued their climb on Thursday, hitting their highest in five and a half months.
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Drogon will soar over the Dothraki and the Mother of Dragons will climb on his back.
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If she does climb on board, this would be yet another project Dern's done with Streep.
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And if I was willing to climb on, their magic carpet had room for me, too.
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The stock's 14% climb on Wednesday clinched its 10th consecutive day of gains in a row.
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Sensing he would always prevail, people wanted to follow him, wanted to climb on his bandwagon.
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People of many different faiths, colors, socioeconomic circumstances, and beliefs will need to climb on the bandwagon.
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For one, you can climb on just about anything in Sable, limited only by your stamina gauge.
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U.S. stocks extended their recent climb on Monday, with the Dow rising for the sixth trading day.
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Hopefully you'll climb on things and get down on the ground looking at all the possible shots.
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Neighborhood children would routinely jump the school fence to play basketball or climb on the monkey bars.
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The insecure one will climb on me, tremble and seek assurance that the world has not ended.
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Not everyone was on board, however, with pinning the yen's climb on the tensions over North Korea.
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Some girls will climb on or belay from the pieces while others help power the float via bicycle.
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In the second drawing, two other men climb on the tree for no apparent reason, despite the danger.
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Players can climb on the cathedral's arches and gargoyles and admire a reconstitution of Paris's 18th-century skyline.
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She either didn't climb on my head this morning or I was sleeping so hard I didn't notice.
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Skiing involved hours of hard climb on foot or skis for just a few minutes of downhill thrill.
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The stock now trades at a "pretty reasonable price" and could climb on Wednesday, contended trader Guy Adami.
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Priebus's efforts at party unity appear to be paying early dividends, as once-skeptical Republicans climb on board.
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Markets climb on trade hopes New reports on Tuesday gave reason for hope on US-China trade talks.
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When the Warriors play night games, they sometimes climb on a plane that takes off at 2 a.m.
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"The baby did not climb on it, it just fell down," the building's landlord Harry Netchandro told ABC.
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The men, it was decided, would climb on a set of regular geometric shapes in black and white.
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"Dave Bautista's an awesome prop because you can climb on him, play with him, and tickle him," Pratt gushes.
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Fearing bodily harm, the victim complied and she proceeded to remove her pants and climb on top of him.
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As they move through yoga poses, the goats gently climb on top of their backs and underneath their legs.
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He believed Trump chose him to climb on stage after watching his interviews with TV reporters before the rally.
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I tried to climb on her, over and over, but I couldn't bend my stump knee past 90 degrees.
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But the request to close bases, which would not occur until 2021, is an uphill climb on Capitol Hill.
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The next day he grabbed me, threw me on the bed and tried to climb on top of me.
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Honduran migrants climb on a bus during a new leg of their travel, in Guatemala City, Guatemala, Oct. 18.
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I'll say this: It's mandatory viewing for the food obsessed, whatever critical bandwagon you climb on in the end.
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I'm not too old to take on anything — although it was kind of hard to climb on the ladder.
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When I get home, I climb on the couch to cuddle with my fiancé and our dog joins us.
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Demonstrators climb on a destroyed police car during violent protests following Freddie Gray's funeral in Baltimore, April 27, 133.
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"The government will have a real uphill climb on some of the elements of this case," Mr. Segal said.
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"It is erupting from the central crater, it is magnificent," American tourist Mary Canaval said during a climb on Wednesday.
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On January 16, the most dauntless competitors will climb on the podium in Rosario to end the race's 13 stages.
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Their stories might inspire you to climb on something crazy — or, at the very least, go to the gym yourself.
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Get your desires out in the open before you climb on top, to ensure the experience is pleasurable for everyone.
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"They were in there a long time and they had to probably climb on top of each other," King said.
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In 2010, Mashable wrote about Elia Saikaly, a filmmaker and adventurer, who documented his climb on Skype, Facebook and Twitter.
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Climb on board and find out which movie will fill you with Christmas spirit in the way you so desire.
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People in Catalonia climb on top of one another to create towers called castells, sometimes up to 10 tiers high.
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Overall, the Biden plan is "very progressive" even though taxes would climb on all income groups on average, Mermin said.
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The S&P/ASX 21 index closed the day's session 0.01% higher at 6,648.00, following a 0.9% climb on Friday.
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"Unfortunately, the critics climb on the people who make the mistakes, and vilify everyone for being in the same boat."
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Soon after, they fined the British and Romanian parents of two children for allowing them to climb on the lions.
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U.S. government debt yields continued their upward climb on Tuesday as the Federal Reserve began its two-day policy meeting.
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Only now, due to dumb metrics and a single conference tournament loss, Valparaiso faces an uphill climb on Selection Sunday.
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The lions are able to climb on top of the enclosure, and can be fed by zoo staff through the cages.
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A full on playground right there, just waiting for the little monsters to climb on and scream and fall and cry.
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American gun manufacturers watched their shares climb on Wednesday, in the wake of mass shootings in both Virginia and San Francisco.
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Though there are several signs that stand guard over the sculptures, asking people not to climb on them, they do anyway.
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I didn't climb on to the stage that night — or any night, really — with the intention of overtly smashing the patriarchy.
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The S&P/ASX 200 index slipped 800.003% to 6,579.40 at the close of trade, following a 1.5% climb on Friday.
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A twenty-three-year-old Syrian named Eyas was electrocuted when he attempted to climb on top of a freight train.
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The index's subsequent 200-point climb on Wednesday and Thursday's gains have pushed its week-to-date performance up more than 3.6%.
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Game of Thrones fans, climb on top of a dragon and get yourselves to Ireland because the vacation you need is there.
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Historically, in the first year of a new president's term, markets climb on average by 8.2 percent, according to the S&P.
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That's a thing, by the way: you can climb on pretty much anything so long as there's juice in your stamina meter.
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And if at any point they aren't cranking down on an overhook, Maia will just run to their back and climb on.
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In any case, there are lots of tubes scattered around the test site, and they're fun to look through, climb on, etc.
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When my kids visit, they climb on it, and when I host buffet lunches in my office, we'll place food on it.
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One group of eight, led by Martin Moran, left for an acclimatization climb on an unnamed, unclimbed summit known as Peak 6477m.
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"You have to ride the ram," she said of a statue of the university's mascot, which students climb on to take pictures.
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As adults, we can model the importance of consent when children want to climb on us by reminding them to ask first.
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Once an ant finds a space—typically near the top of the tower—it stops moving, allowing another ant to climb on top.
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It's a place in a warehouse-type building filled with bounce houses, a foam pit, and other things for kids to climb on.
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Granted, Morant doesn't have much room to climb on the draft ladder, but some wonder whether Thursday's performance elevated him into Williamson's category.
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Brent crude had added 25 cents, or 0.3 percent, to $0003 per barrel by 0056 GMT, following a 1.2-percent climb on Monday.
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Blakely's been tasked with allowing the cubs to climb on him, and to serve as a "teacher and role model" for the animals.
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I box three times a week, do yoga or Pilates on my rest days, and try to hike or climb on the weekends.
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The shelter has a colorful, inviting environment, including a tower tree structure for kitties to climb on, that encourages interaction with the animals.
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The sport paid for that unlimited access on Thursday when unruly spectators interrupted the best-known climb on the Tour de France route.
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He was gasping at the end of his climb on a trail with vines on one side and an abyss on the other.
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But the influencer, who also has nearly two million subscribers on YouTube, did share more snaps of the climb on his Instagram story.
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Matt Kemp recently tweeted a video taken at London's Winter Wonderland, in which two men climb on a table to throw some enthusiastic shapes.
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The early investors must have recognized that his vision was early and it would take a slow, steady climb on the way to exiting.
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French Montana got cake for his birthday, even before his party, when his gf, Iggy Azalea, invited him to climb on board ... a helicopter.
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This era of Jazz basketball is defined by terrific defense; it's currently built to discover how high it can climb on the other end.
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News of the budget's approval helped Lebanon's dollar bonds to climb on Tuesday and the cost of insuring exposure to its sovereign debt fell.
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It allows me to blend in off the bike, but uses breathable fabrics that won't leave me sweating through every climb on my ride.
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Regardless of the season, we usually go to the boat pond at 72nd Street, and the kids climb on the Alice in Wonderland statue.
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Have to have a round toe, an ankle strap and chunky heel so I can dance, climb on the bass and jump off barricades.
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But as months passed, Camryn increasingly experienced pangs of attraction when his step-niece would climb on his back or hang off his arms.
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Nicaraguan leaders, meanwhile, said the Paris accord didn't go far enough to address climate change concerns, but decided to climb on board in October.
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Still, Ms. McBride said, given the president's penchant for taunting tweets, the first lady is likely to face an uphill climb on combating cyberbullying.
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We have tracked down the best deals on supplements, vitamins, air fryers, and fitness trackers, helping you climb on board the self-care train.
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A few machines along, The Housing Ladder requires users to climb on the cabinet, and pump up and down the rungs of a ladder.
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This occurs whenever you try to climb on top of the creature, as well as when you attempt to navigate narrow corridors with the beast.
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I've even seen him with [his girlfriend] Gwen [Stefani]'s son Apollo and her kids, and he's like this tree that they all climb on.
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The offshore Chinese yuan weakened slightly after a 1.2 percent climb on Thursday, the biggest daily gain since January 2017 following the trade talks news.
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Class A shares of the fund (UBVAX) are up 512 percent from the beginning of the market's climb on March 14.73, 2009, through Friday's close.
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Synnöve, a 54-year-old Swede, was on her second try at Kilimanjaro, but not because she didn't make the climb on her first try.
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They climb on him, asking any question that pops into their heads, a natural familiarity that would have felt awkward to me as a child.
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The in-flight abort test is a required component before NASA astronauts can climb on board and take their first trip aboard the Crew Dragon.
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As CNBC's Jim Cramer watched an amalgam of unrelated stocks climb on Thursday, he realized that there was a key driver behind the bounce: China.
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New information coming out about the company may require the iPhone maker to boost its guidance, which warrants the stock's climb on Tuesday, he said.
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"My kids love to climb on it," said Mr. Hakakian, who shares the loft with his wife, Karina, and their children, Max, 3, and Mia, 1.
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Complaining about not being able to climb on top of Uluru is like complaining about not being able to lick the paintings at an art gallery.
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Members of the band Open House will construct and climb on a styrofoam structure as they play their hourlong set, the squeaking instability accenting their music.
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The campaign, which is called "Climb On," features enough shots of climbers atop Rocky Mountain peaks to make sure nobody forgets the particulars of the Coors brand.
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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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As the kid of mixed-race parents, intolerance toward interracial couples makes me want to climb on a spaceship, hit ignition, and rocket off into outer space.
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He had me climb on the back, then rode northwest up the Rue de Clichy, past his current apartment in the less than trendy La Fourche district.
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Japan's Nikkei rose 0.2 percent after a 7.2 percent climb on Monday, recovering a sizable part of its 11 percent slump last week - its biggest since 234.76.
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Don't let people do stupid shit like climb on the roof or hang from beams and pipes on the ceiling, that shit is only fun in pictures.
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If you're a cat owner, chances are your pet has probably tried to climb on your computer at some point to cozy up on the warm keyboard.
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LONDON — Visitors to Woburn Safari Park, a short drive north of London, are used to seeing monkeys come close to their cars, and even climb on them.
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On Wednesday, the euro, which has been one of the currencies to climb on the broad-based dollar weakness of recent weeks, was 0.31% lower at $1.1136.
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He says the 3,000-foot climb, on the mountain called the epicenter of the rock-climbing world, was not particularly scary ... meaning he really didn't think about death.
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While watching an eclipse with her father at their lake house, he asks her to climb on his lap, like she did when she was a little girl.
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Related: [Burning Man] Raising an LED Sky Over the Desert Help Bring Burning Man a Walk-in Kaleidoscope Climb on a Giant Typewriter at This Year's Burning Man
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All this allowed shares on Wall Street to climb on November 9th; that in turn allowed European (and, the next day, Asian) equity markets to recoup their losses.
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These creatures are among the most agile on the planet, able to move rapidly, climb on various objects, and perform physical maneuvers that clunky conventional robots simply cannot.
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After 10 minutes of carefully dancing with the whale, which felt like "three hours," Hauser was close enough to her research boat to disengage and climb on board.
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"Dangerous tip-over incidents often occur when curious kids climb on furniture in an attempt to access TVs, toys, remotes, or other desired items," says the recall announcement.
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The man said he tried to escape on a motorcycle, and when a friend named Elias tried to climb on behind him, he was shot in the back.
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The dollar index, a measure of the greenback's value against six major currencies, resumed its climb on Tuesday after a three-week winning streak was snapped last week.
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When the boys are all asked to climb on the stage at once and pole dance together, the scene is like a set of monkey bars at playtime.
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Among the handful of companies in the S&P 500 to climb on Monday was Clorox, the maker of disinfecting cleaners and wipes, which rose almost 1 percent.
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I may not have been able to climb on the playground equipment, but I sang along to Mister Rogers' opening song and hung out with Lady Elaine Fairchilde.
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Their aging knees had made it difficult for him and his wife to climb on the wing to get into the cabin of their twin-engine Beechcraft Baron.
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U.S. oil prices continued their climb on Tuesday, as expectations of U.S. crude draws underpinned a market already worried about potential supply shortages from attacks on Nigeria's oil industry.
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Which means the structure is sturdy enough to climb on, but you can only go as high as a wire that politely suggests ok that's high enough, thank you.
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Rates on the black market continued to climb on Monday, reaching unprecedented levels of 10 pounds per dollar compared with around 9.8 pounds last week, five traders told Reuters.
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Oil prices began to climb on Trump's warning over Syria, then rallied further on a report that Saudi Arabia's air defense forces intercepted a missile over Riyadh, the capital.
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"Dragonflight" (Blackthorn Media) allows you to climb on a dragon's back for a fly-about; hand controllers let you scorch the landscape with fireballs if you feel the need.
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Toshiba shares bucked the trend to climb on news that Western Digital would be increasing its bid for Toshiba's memory chip unit to $2207.92 billion or more, Reuters reported.
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The fundraiser's total continued to climb on Wednesday after the White House dropped its demand that $5 billion for Trump's border wall be included in a government funding bill.
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Calmejane broke away from a large group before the final climb on a 101.5-mile route from Betanzos to the summit of San Andrés de Teixido in northwestern Spain.
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NEWS As his campaign stop calendar fills up, bartenders and baristas are all preparing themselves for the very real possibility that he'll climb on their counters at some point.
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The 28 marble steps will remain bare temporarily for devout pilgrims to climb on their knees with direct contact with the stone until they are covered again in June.
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The finishing climb on the Côte de la Croix Neuve measured only three kilometers but was a steep challenge at an average gradient of slightly more than 10 percent.
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Eileen Carey, the head coach of the American para-Nordic team, ran over, bent down so Masters could climb on her back and then carried her off the course.
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These circles denote areas where you might like to park your Gulf Stream, climb on the roof, and extend your arms to the heavens, backlit by a solar flare.
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By the time we got to the staging post, the wagon had already left, so a police officer waved at me to climb on the back of his motorcycle.
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Oil prices began to climb on Trump's warning over Syria, then rallied further on a report that Saudi Arabia's air defense forces intercepted a missile over the capital Riyadh.
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When the Democratic candidates climb on stage together in the first debates this summer, it will be harder for Biden to avoid scrutiny over the purity of his progressive appeal.
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The dollar eased on Monday following a strong climb on Friday after data showed U.S. nonfarm payrolls rose by 209,20.794 jobs last month, and June's employment gain was revised higher.
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Charley was constantly coming up to Diaz for attention – which he always gets, even if Diaz himself isn't always conscious of it – while Bella tried to climb on his lap.
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The rescue team drove up to the stranded car, first grabbing the crying child, then helping the mother climb on the hood of the car and into the rescue truck.
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He's surrounded by MATH hats and people clutching copies of his book, "The War on Normal People," who nearly climb on top of one another to get closer to him.
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The iron and steel sector led the climb on Tuesday, rising 294.717 percent, as most sectors recorded gains, with automakers also strengthening as the recent rise in the yen faded.
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In the video, Roes pulls at his father, trying to climb on top of him — and away from a man in a gray sweatshirt who lies inches away, dead-still.
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Also unanswerable was how he'd respond to the exertion and stress of the expedition, which included waking in darkness in subzero temperatures and a 16-hour climb on summit day.
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A decisive person is going to be desirable in any position, at any level, and the ability to make decisions is especially important the higher up you climb on the ladder.
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The East Gardens are accessible year round, and visitors can climb on the foundation of what was once Japan's tallest castle tower built in 1638 and view cherry blossoms in bloom.
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U.S. stocks extended their recent climb on Monday, with the Dow rising for the sixth trading day following a decision by the United States to forego imposing tariffs on Mexican goods.
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Despite the incredibly consistent job creation numbers (200,000 per month on average for nearly four years), Clinton and the Democrats still have a fairly large hill to climb on the economy.
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There had been slight declines in both new cases and deaths earlier this week, but the northern region of Lombardy, the epicentre of the outbreak, saw its numbers climb on Thursday.
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One activist, Miranda, a middle-aged woman wearing sunglasses, stands on the side of the road eating medjool dates as she watches her peers climb on top of a police van.
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Planet Fitness stock appeared to climb on the news that the bill made it out of committee, rising more than 4 percent to above $47 a share in early afternoon trading.
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There had been slight declines in both new cases and deaths earlier this week, but the northern region of Lombardy, the epicentre of the outbreak, saw its numbers climb on Thursday.
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A 10-0 lead continued to climb on the heels of a kickoff fumble, and at that point it was all over but the plaudits for Patriots head coach Bill Belichick.
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They then use that data to determine if a roof needs replacing or if it can be fixed, all automatically without having a claims adjuster climb on the roof in dangerous conditions.
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But Littlefinger, ever able to read the temperature of a room, senses Sansa's detachment and dissatisfaction almost immediately, recognizing that it might be another rung to climb on his ladder of chaos.
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The stock opened at $7.36, up from its previous close of $6.62, and is continuing to climb on news that Oppenheimer analyst Andrew Uerkwitz is now bullish on the action camera maker.
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I always say that "…the best time to climb on the back of an elephant is when it is on its knees; when it rises, you should be safely on its back".
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Let's not make these kinds of choices impossible for future generations, particularly those who may have to embark on this long climb on their own, without financial backing from family or friends.
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Saudi Arabia has indicated it is unlikely to climb on board and Russia, Turkey and Indonesia are sending mixed signals about how forcefully they will declare their support for the Paris deal.
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Tourists often prefer to visit Han-dominated areas; those who visit Uighur ones sometimes offend locals by entering mosques in tight shorts or ignoring signs telling them not to climb on ancient ruins.
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This time, Ramos hit it higher and further but still had to sweat out a few seconds of nervousness watching Jacoby Ellsbury make a slight climb on the fence to attempt a catch.
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That came after the electrocution of a young man, believed by the French authorities to be Syrian, who tried to climb on the roof of a train near the entrance of the tunnel.
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TAIPEI, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks outpaced other regional markets to climb on Thursday, led by banking and technology shares, but the gains could be short-lived as the global economic outlook remains shaky.
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Apple didn't say how much, if any, of that stash it would repatriate, but by highlighting its U.S. capital-expenditure plans the company clearly wants to climb on President Donald Trump's "America First" bandwagon.
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Upon entering the shop, customers are greeted at the door by a handful of cuddly kittens who are free to roam the space, climb on bookshelves, and take cat naps on the window sills.
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Then we are going to go to the fire station so the girls can climb on the truck, or maybe they will let her shoot the hose like so-and-so's son did on Facebook.
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He would rub against their legs as they placed flowers on the graves … I've seen him climb on a headstone and rub up against people during burials and help them through a very sad time.
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If you're not very experienced or just can't handle a climb on a regular bike, the G6's motor will make you feel like a pro by providing just as much power as you need.
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The controls still feel stiff, enemies are nothing but fodder, and I can't tell you anything memorable about the places I've fought through, outside of one of them having lots of vines to climb on.
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"Their claws are really really tiny so if the hair has natural oils on it, [the lice] can't attach to [the hair shaft] as easily, so they aren't able to climb on board," she explains.
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During a meeting with Pixar producers for 2019's "Toy Story 4," Reeves decided to climb on a table in order to try and understand new character — the daredevil toy Duke Caboom – a little better.
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We build powerful robots and force them to dance for our amusement, we kick back and steer motorcycles with our bare feet, we climb on top of moving subway cars in search of internet fame.
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A combination of the low height and a commander's hatch that opened angled to the rear made it possible for an infantryman to climb on the vehicle to communicate with the crew while remaining protected.
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The "Climb On" commercials, produced by the ad agency 72andSunny, which has worked with companies like Target, Google and Samsung, are part of what Mr. Kroll described as a modernizing effort by the Coors Brewing Company.
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That the book isn't just an excuse to climb on something else, known as a platform review, where the reviewer stands on top of the book and the book is just there to provide that podium.
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The pack of riders stretched like a piece of string into single file on the fast, winding downhill into Longwy before the final climb on Nuns' Hill that seemed tailor-made for the strengths of Sagan.
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Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Ananda Prasad Pokharel said climbers would be able to climb on the same permit this year and in 2017, as Nepal struggles to revive tourism that contributes four percent to GDP.
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The winged cartouches — made of granite, which is a harder stone — were also given a bath, and they had their edges rounded because they will rest on the ground and children will likely climb on them.
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Using HTC's Vive as the hardware to demo the content, Lifeliqe's experiences allow students to virtually examine a satellite in space, climb on dinosaurs from the jurassic period or even examine shark anatomies (from the inside out).
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The euro has been one of the currencies to climb on the broad-based dollar weakness of recent weeks and it had slipped back to $1.1145 ahead of U.S. trading from Tuesday's two-month high at $33.
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The couple were among hundreds of runners who made the arduous climb on Wednesday for an annual event called the Empire State Building Run-Up, which is in its 40th year and benefits the Challenged Athletes Foundation.
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Driven by Romain Dumas, the I.D. R made the climb on Friday in just 41.18 seconds, which is a half-second clear of former F203 driver Nick Heidfeld's hairy 41.6-second run all the way back in 1999.
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A pair of government climbing officers spotted Davy as he was attempting his climb on May 5, a tourism official told the BBC, and he attempted to hide in a campsite he had set up in a cave.
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The audience is part of the action: the lights never dim and the actors might climb on your table, nearly kick over your beer, and use your arms as makeshift motorcycle handlebars—like a child playing make-believe.
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Sure, the people in this sketch are pretty funny, but the dogs steal the show, especially Cecily Strong's hyperactive pug that looks like it wants to climb on top of her head during her speech after the verdict.
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Inside, it is high-ceilinged and light-filled, the living room governed by the presence of a long, twisty, futuristic-looking couch selected in part so that their cat, Neo, would have some interesting shapes to climb on.
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The rate banks charge each other to borrow dollars for three months rose above 1 percent on Wednesday for the first time since May 2009 as global interest rates extend their climb on expectations of accelerating growth and inflation.
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"Don't bring a toddler to your fetal stress test," Teigen, 32, captioned the video, which shows the expectant mama laying down with a heart monitor belt around her baby bump as Luna tries to climb on top of her.
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However, despite occasional digs by her chief rivals on the main climb on the eight-lap 40km course, the American looked comfortable and, with nobody prepared to push the pace, they all duly rolled into the second transition together.
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Stocks on Wall Street resumed their climb on Monday as investors bought shares that stand to benefit from economic growth, like those of banks, as well as technology companies, which have mostly been left out of a postelection rally.
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So before where an insurance claims person would have to climb on a roof of a very damaged structure — which is quite dangerous — a drone can now go up there and get a bird's-eye view faster and safer.
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"Seven: spread your legs apart/Eight: Feel me, I'm so hard/Nine: See I want you from behind/With that bump and grind/20103: Baby, climb on top of me/11: Up and down we'll go, you'll see," he sings. 2.
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The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb on June 24 in Colorado's Rocky Mountains is a 100-plus year tradition that races vehicles on a 12.4-mile route up to 14,115 feet above sea level with more than 100 turns to navigate.
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"Oil prices continued to climb on Thursday as a decline in U.S. crude inventories and commentary from Saudi Arabia that it would be happy to see crude rise to $80 or even $100 helped boost prices," RBC said in a note.
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Then, in the midst of my poetry, I walk by a different couple, this one screaming at each other, prompting the woman to climb on top of her boyfriend's parked car and repeatedly start bashing her fist into the windshield.
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If you were operating on a phone on a Nepali cell carrier (and most Everest mountaineers climb on the Nepali side of the mountain, known as the South Col), you'd be unable to make use of China's mobile station at the summit.
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DUBAI, March 22 (Reuters) - Most Gulf stock markets were soft in early trade on Thursday as several companies in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Qatar went ex-dividend, while Saudi Arabia continued to climb on optimism over its entry into emerging market indexes.
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Prior to 2014, when the rail company began banning migrants from riding on it, people looking to come to the United States from Central America would climb on top of the train, and take it from southern Mexico to the southern US border.
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I tried the Blade with Crytek's The Climb on the Oculus Rift, perhaps the most demanding VR game on the market, and the Blade was able to keep up — although load times for almost every VR title I tried were quite long.
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When American Airlines begins taking delivery of the new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft — the newest variant of the most popular commercial jet airliner in history — later this year, one thing will be missing when passengers climb on board: in-seat video screens.
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The trailer sees a solo player making his way through a level and using stealthy techniques to locate a monster, climb on it, and take it down, which is about as far from the typical Monster Hunter approach as you can get.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG (Reuters) - COSCO Shipping Holdings Co Ltd saw its stock climb on Monday after bidding $6.3 billion for a Hong Kong peer, a deal that would see it become the world's third-biggest container shipper and underline China's supply-chain ambitions.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign ministry on Monday urged the United States and North Korea to sit down with each other face-to-face and resolve their problems, as tension continues to climb on the Korean peninsula after North Korea's latest rocket test.
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Goats have been pretty busy this summer, breaking free from their pen prisons to climb on top of yogis, terrorize a suburban neighborhood in Idaho, try riding the New York City subway, and just generally hang out with us boring-ass humans.
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Contador was part of the breakaway and extended his lead by attacking at the start of the Angliru, joining Colombian Jarlinson Pantano before dropping him and marching beyond Tomasz Marczynski to finish the grueling climb on his own, dancing on the pedals.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks extended their recent climb on Monday, with the Dow reaching its longest daily winning streak in 13 months after the United States dropped plans to impose tariffs on Mexican goods and a couple of multibillion-dollar deals boosted the market.
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So even if your doctor doesn't need to know that you pulled your leg muscle while attempting to climb on top of your partner to treat the injury, telling them can get you into the practice of talking about sex openly with medical professionals.
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NEW YORK, June 10 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks extended their recent climb on Monday, with the Dow reaching its longest daily winning streak in 73 months, after the United States dropped plans to impose tariffs on Mexican goods and following a couple of multibillion-dollar deals.
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"He would climb on top of a tree and sit there the whole night, even if it was raining really hard," said the 18-year-old, wearing a yellow headscarf over a purple dress and sitting on the floor of her barren bamboo hut.
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I do think that the rule about the treadmill won't start itself, climb on and press start, you've got to get out there and do this, you can't sit whining that you want a relationship but not be prepared to put the work in.
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The patient count from the overdose appeared to climb on Tuesday evening, when a middle-aged man collapsed on the curb at Ralph Avenue and Union Street, two blocks from the Renaissance Men's Shelter, where the police said there were seven overdoses over the weekend.
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The Trump administration is pressuring two industries that are the largest greenhouse gas emitters in the U.S. — the auto sector and the oil and gas industry — to climb on board its climate-change denial train and endorse rollbacks that make no environmental or business sense.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A rally in major world stock markets lost some steam on Thursday despite a continued surge in bank shares, as investors reassessed positions, while U.S. bond yields continued to climb on the likelihood of inflation under President-elect Donald Trump's proposed fiscal policy.
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A mysterious YouTube video posted the day before the climb On Wednesday, a 20-year-old man apparently known as Steve used suction cup climbing equipment to execute a spectacular ascent up the face of Trump Tower, Donald Trump's iconic mixed-use skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan.
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This special model, based on the classic 1960s TV show, also has a Wayne Manor section with an exterior wall to climb on and Bruce Wayne's study featuring the iconic Batphone and a false bookcase that slides open to reveal the secret entrance to the Batcave.
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The campaign is the first for its new creative agency Leo Burnett Chicago and recently appointed CMO Michelle St. Jacques, and is a departure from the tone of many of Coors Light's campaigns in recent years, including 2016's lofty one called "Climb On" that portrayed people overcoming challenges.
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Unmortgage aims to help first-time buyers climb on the housing ladder, and will launch by the end of the year: Consumers will be able to buy a fraction of a property and live in the home without taking out a mortgage, while paying rent on the remaining value.
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The stags cannot get away, they climb on top of one another, as furious as they are fearful, arrow upon arrow flying into the herd, until after many hours all finally becomes still, the carnage is over and the animals lie immovable in "a great pile," as Flaubert writes.
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Trico becomes both pal and platform, a source of dependence but also dependable itself when you're otherwise at a loss about how to navigate a particular environment (when in doubt, climb on top of Trico and it may just leap into the air to fly you to a new space to explore).
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"For somebody to step in and do this or climb on it to take a photo or carve their name into the side of a cliff, you're sort of taking away from everybody else who's ever going to visit the park the opportunity to view nature in slow motion," Mr. Havel said.
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Rick Weber — a 75-year-old retired engineer, and active rock climber certified by American Mountain Guide Association as a Single Pitch Instructor — writes that he has built a replica of an 18-foot tall section of steel border wall and has invited rock climbers to compete in the climb on Oct.
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The average rate on the popular 30-year fixed started the year right around 4 percent but then began to climb on positive news in the U.S. economy, solid company earnings reports and a shift in foreign central bank policies which appear to now be following the Federal Reserve's tightening of monetary policy.
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According to the Times, the documents claim Jimmy met Asia at a Ritz-Carlton hotel in Marina del Rey, CA on May 9, 2013 and that she proceeded to give him alcohol, kiss him, push him back onto the bed, perform oral sex on him ... and then climb on top of him to have intercourse.
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These days, I walk down the steps leading toward the south end of the All England Club and still look for the Crow's Nest, a small green observation tower with an exterior ladder that I used to climb on the sly for a panoramic view of the grounds — but which has since been demolished.
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The center bans the public from viewing Bubbles and did not reply to multiple requests for comment, but a 2010 Animal Planet special shows Bubbles in an enclosure behind a large fence, where he can climb on trees and wooden logs with his best friend, the chimp Ripley, who audiences know for his iconic performances in Ace Ventura Pet Detective and Seinfeld.
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Meet Jill, she's a 3-year-old eastern grey squirrel, a Hurricane Isaac rescue who is domesticated and living with a person in a house — where she does absurdly cute things, like run down hallways, climb on furniture, and eat cashews (Note: we don't suggest trying this at home unless you know what you're doing) Jill has more fun than a lot of people we know.
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They went something like: drink, eat, drink again, zigzag dangerously toward another spot, order everything on the tapas menu at a classy bar, gobble it up in eight minutes, go shake hands in the kitchen of another establishment, eat some more, walk out with shaved eyebrows, order another magnum, climb on top of the bar at a gastronomic bistro ,and pound on your chest.
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Related stories... Mom finds heroin in daughter's Halloween candy Texas mom, 44, arrested for sex with her daughter's teenage boyfriend, cops say Police: Child fatally stabs himself as mom beats, chokes him Schmunk told cops she "had no way to strap it down so she had her [son] climb on the roof to hold it down while she drove," and later said she did strap the boy down inside the pool, according to the complaint.
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I can hate on cats all I want—they poop indoors, they climb on counters, they suck—but they can have heart-healthy impacts, too: People who cared for cats at any point in their lives were 26 percent less likely to die from cardiovascular diseases during a 20-year follow-up period than people who had never lived with a cat, according to a study of 4,435 people in the Journal of Vascular Interventional Neurology.
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Like the first version of the blocks, M-Blocks 2.0 move by generating momentum with an internal flywheel, and can climb on and around each other using magnets: But these new blocks also have a "barcode-like" system on each block face that they can "read" to do things like follow a specific path: And they can also act with a hive mind to find each other and cluster together: Though this might seem terrifying, there are more benevolent expectations for the blocks right now.
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Here's a few things I saw during the gameplay presentation: A bunch of boxes that were laying around were arranged into a makeshift staircase so the character could climb on top and just up onto an otherwise unreachable area A character dipped their bow into fire and shot some alien goo to make it explode and open up a pathway Fire was thrown at grease, which a few people were standing on, and it caused them all to get burned A character threw a health potion at a party member in danger and, while the object did a small amount of damage when it hit, the potion itself doused the character and healed them When a character came upon a room littered with suspect skeletons, knowing they would be awakened he went around and removed the weapons from their hands to make them less dangerous Those are just a few examples of how taking the D&D rulebook and translating as much as possible into the game opened up so many different avenues for players to go down and test out.
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