Ngoepe's climb to the majors has been long and deliberate.
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Cramer attributed that climb to tremendous earnings and solid business.
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The most expensive plan will climb to $313 per month.
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But he faces an uphill climb -- to say the least.
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Democrats always had an uphill climb to retaking the Senate.
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Democrats already faced an uphill climb to block Barr's nomination.
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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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I climb to the second floor, where the installation continues.
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Today, you're focused on your climb to fame and fortune.
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She's now in an uphill climb to unseat the incumbent.
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Still, Trump faces an uphill climb to make meaningful gains.
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Inflation was originally scheduled to climb to 2% in 2015.
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None of that has impeded Alphabet's climb to $1 trillion.
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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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But they can already climb to altitudes of several dozen meters.
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The climb to new all-time highs hasn't come without concern.
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Whoever wins has a mountain to climb to revive the SPD.
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As we climb to visit Samaa, Aida's neighbor, another one hits.
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Barclays sees a climb to $210-$22 in the coming year.
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They predicted the loonie would climb to $1.26 in a year.
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It's then meant to ignite its engine and climb to orbit.
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By 2027, the total national cut would climb to $489 billion.
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We expect that number to climb to $85033 billion by 2030.
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That number is expected to climb to $160 billion by 2030.
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Yes, but: The bill has a tough climb to become law.
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He said its revenue could climb to $36.5 billion in 2035.
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So I will always climb to the top of that mountain.
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Win all three and their playoff chances climb to 66 percent.
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Instantly overcome your fear of heights to climb to him. 6.
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But it'll still be hot — the high might climb to 2205.
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He expected production to climb to about 20,000 cars in December.
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Its first flight will last 30 seconds and climb to 10 feet.
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Before long, temperatures in the Arizona desert would climb to 108 degrees.
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"Regular" tickets (most weekends and many summertime weeks) will climb to $105.
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She and the dogs were making plans to climb to the roof.
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A Model X with all the options can climb to nearly $130,000.
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You're leveling up, but the climb to the top is never easy.
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Tesla aims for that number to climb to 80% by mid-2020.
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Highs climb to the mid- to upper 40s with barely a breeze.
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In 2017, overall spending is projected to climb to nearly $70 billion.
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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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She likens being on a rope team for a climb to being deployed.
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Then, from Wednesday morning to Thursday morning, it continued to climb to 4,000.
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She said annual auto sales in China will eventually climb to 30 million.
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Flagship phones keep adding more features, but their prices also climb to match.
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They said that could climb to 400,000 to 450,000 tonnes in subsequent months.
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The damaged elevator cables actually caused Flight 007 to climb to higher altitude.
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All of which saw sterling index climb to its highest since July 15.
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Children are used to climb to the top levels without any safety harnesses.
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Still, even with the endorsements, Kasich faces an uphill climb to the nomination.
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I shall use it today to climb to the top of Corporate America.
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Jokic's steady climb to stardom has been a driving force behind the attention.
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Meet with someone you admire today to discuss your climb to the top.
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Both groups fragmented amid the heat in the final climb to the finish.
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Industry sources have said that recall costs could climb to about $10 billion.
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The Mountain State faces a long climb to higher rankings in our study.
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A terrifying climb to a rooftop reveals a breathtaking sky full of stars.
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The sun will slowly poke through, and temperatures will climb to 313 degrees.
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The percentage of minority members would climb to 13 percent, from 11 percent.
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Highs climb to the upper 50s to low 60s under mostly sunny skies.
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Those who wish to do something about it climb to the first floor.
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Thus mediocre men continue to climb to the highest and most powerful ranks.
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Stocks continue to climb to record highs and seem to disregard geopolitical pressures.
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Add in phone calls, and the total might climb to half a dozen.
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The Reaper can climb to a height of between 12,000 and 15,000 metres.
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Drive modes start at mild Eco Pro and climb to edgy Sport Plus.
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Unemployment is expected to climb to 15.4% in 2019 and above 16% in 2020.
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The virus makes the caterpillars climb to the top of plants, toward the sun.
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I guess you have to hit bottom before you can climb to the top.
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Ten-year Treasury yields resumed their steep climb to seven-year highs on Tuesday.
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O'Rourke, who was the early progressive breakout star, has a tougher climb to victory.
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Pinot, of the FDJ team, was on the attack in the climb to Civiglio.
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Without reform, the government says, outlays will climb to 17% of GDP by 2060.
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Don't shy away from anyone that could assist you in your climb to greatness!
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An upstart faces a tough climb to break into Singapore's already saturated telecom industry.
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The government says revenues are expected to climb to $600 million in this year.
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Harvey alone was so severe that recovery costs could climb to nearly $200 billion.
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Harris undoubtedly faces an uphill climb to reframe this part of her professional legacy.
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As for "Endgame," its climb to the top of the box office charts continues.
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I climb to a high point and just enjoy the view for a while.
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They climb to the top of the tower, and the bear tries to follow.
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Tara and I went back to the trail to climb to the upper falls.
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By the end of 2019, announced closings could climb to 12,000 stores, Coresight estimated.
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That figure is expected to climb to 88 percent over the next few years.
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News of the pact helped China's struggling renminbi climb to a two-month high.
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His experience then, navigating the harsh and bewildering climb to maturity, is truly singular.
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Her climb to the top tier in New Hampshire came late in the game.
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The latter number will eventually climb to closer to 99 percent, the AP reported.
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In 2018, e-commerce sales would climb to almost 23 percent, she told Cramer.
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Economists estimated the index would climb to 94 from the 93.4 reading in July.
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But after a long and relentless climb to historic highs, the momentum has stalled.
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Overall, the typical American household saw its income climb to $57,790, up 13.9% from 1992.
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Ask yourself: Can you climb to the top if you don't have a solid foundation?
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Word-of-mouth marketing has helped OnePlus climb to the top echelons of smartphone superiority.
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In it, he claims to be the reason for Swift's super-fast climb to stardom.
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Interest rates are expected to climb to 6.75 percent in Mexico, from 5.75 percent currently.
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If I had, my climb to millionaire status would have happened quicker and more easily.
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By 2020, the Congressional Budget Office estimates that that number will climb to 21 million.
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Like any new social app, Dolo will have a steep uphill climb to user growth.
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Without reform, the government says, outlays will climb to 17 percent of GDP by 2060.
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It's worth the climb to their rooftop just to hear the Void Acoustics sound system.
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Moonlight reveals a shallow climb to a false bottom, boarded up since out of use.
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As a woman gets further into her pregnancy, the price can climb to over $1,000.
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First-run movies at the Ritz and no one had to climb to the balcony.
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City demographers project that the number of downtown residents could climb to 20,000 by 2020.
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It will be an extremely steep climb to change that in the 2018 midterm elections.
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For coal communities, it may very well be an uphill climb to rejuvenate the industry.
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But that doesn't mean things are cooling off; it'll climb to the high 210s today.
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Junko Tabei broke gender stereotypes as the first woman to climb to Mount Everest's summit.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the yield will climb to 4.2 percent in 2021.
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But the fund anticipates returns will climb to 29.6 percent over a 30-year period.
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The price of bitcoin has roughly halved since its climb to almost $20,000 in December.
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But that does not have to hold them back on their climb to the top.
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Athletic Bilbao recorded their fourth successive league win at San Mames to climb to third.
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Some analysts expect the cost of the grounding to climb to or above $20 billion.
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It's a major milestone in the stock's climb to match Apple's $1 trillion market valuation.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the yield will climb to 4.2 percent in 8003.
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It expects the number to climb to 80 percent by the end of fourth quarter.
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And Standard & Poor's said the number would climb to as high as 7.5 through 2018.
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Women of color lack networking and mentorship opportunities and have a harder climb to management jobs.
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Highs climb to near 50 to the mid-50s with light winds generally from the north.
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The mountains can climb to 4,000 metres (13,000 feet) from sea level in less than 100km.
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For the record, I'm not quite as pessimistic as Gartner is about AR's climb to productivity.
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She added that if the stock clears the $49 level, it could climb to over $61.
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Overall, e-waste was projected to climb to 52.2 million tonnes in 2021, the study said.
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Capricorn's all about worldly success—are your friends helping you while you climb to the top?
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WhiteKnightTwo rumbled along and lifted off, getting ready to climb to an altitude of 50,000 feet.
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Other times, they climb to the top, 20 feet above the floor, dangling off the edge.
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Trump's tariffs begin at 10 percent and are expected to climb to 25 percent in 2019.
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Bundy, 26, fell to 4-503 and saw his ERA climb to 5.28 through 18 starts.
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The 35-year-old actress soon heads to Nepal to climb to Mt. Everest's base camp.
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This infographic, created by Funders and Founders designer Anna Vital, explores his climb to the top.
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The old Swifts fight to climb to the top before they are all seen falling away.
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But he still faces a Himalayan climb to win statewide office in Alabama as a Democrat.
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It weighs the same as a family car and can climb to 28,000 feet (8,500 m).
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Bank of America has a buy rating on Netflix stock, expecting it to climb to $426.
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But he admits it will be an uphill climb to displace viewership on Instagram and YouTube.
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But the real reason for the Badgers' shocking climb to 4-0 has been the defense.
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Wall Street's recent climb to record highs has mostly come through small gains at a time.
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In the episode, volcanologists climb to the summit to study the volcano and monitor its activity.
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The PayPal money, they hoped, would climb to $2,500 — enough, they thought, to buy the headstone.
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By summertime, humidity will climb to 99 percent, and the cicadas will be a pulsing roar.
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SpaceShipTwo will take off like an airplane attached to a mothership and climb to 40,000 feet.
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He also won two titles this year to climb to a career-high ranking of 30.
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That figure would climb to 32 million by 2026, the CBO said in its new report.
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The song now holds a record for the longest climb to No. 1 on the list.
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In the past few years, the figure has begun to climb, to 15.6 million in 2018.
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But in lugging the cart the astronauts found the climb to be difficult and experienced rapid heartbeats.
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Trump has long used the media as a foil during his unconventional climb to the White House.
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The group was attempting to climb to the volcano's peak on its north face when they vanished.
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Aries is obsessed with being number one, while you're forever fixated on your climb to the top.
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So someone could start on opium, because it's now potentially more accessible, and eventually climb to heroin.
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I remember distinctly, during the climb to space, just thinking that we were going so purely up.
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People climb to the top of what once was the Okjökull glacier for the memorial in Iceland.
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The castle still stands today, and welcomes travelers to climb to the very top free of charge.
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By 2035, the WHO projects that those numbers will climb to more than 756,000 and 416,000, respectively.
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They watched firefighters climb to their roof and spray water on the collapsing, burning structures next door.
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In the midst of a steep climb to mainstream fame, Larson also experienced one impressive glow-up.
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Global opening weekend sales are expected to climb to around $387 million, The New York Times reports.
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It took a month for the "Despacito" remix to climb to the top of the Billboard charts.
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Viewers were meant to climb to the top of the ladder, where a magnifying glass hung above.
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One smaller American airline, meanwhile, has managed to climb to the top of the United States pack.
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The victory will be hollow if you step on people's backs in your climb to the top.
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Because he is not a household name, Castro will have a steep climb to win the nomination.
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These are the stairs I had to climb to reach the first base camp on the course
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Inslee faces a long climb to the top tier of the growing Democratic field of presidential candidates.
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Of course, just 4 years later she started her climb to stardom on the 'Mickey Mouse Club.
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McConnell has a steep hill to climb to get the Senate's version of the ObamaCare repeal passed.
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By the end of the year, that number could climb to 1 million, according to the IOM.
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My circus ambitions were modest and incremental: I wanted to climb to the top of the fabric.
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Russian "roofers" climb to dizzying heights to capture the perfect selfie, becoming internet celebrities along the way.
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We tell our boys to climb to the top of the monkey bars and just jump headfirst.
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Singing as she dreams and schemes, the solitary girl devises a plan to climb to the moon.
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Or climb to the balcony of Rochester's Central Church in 1903 to hear James H. Hayes, Esq.
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But Froome, a three-time Tour champion, worked furiously on the climb to reel in Bardet's group.
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Nomura predicted the two indexes will climb to 25,000 and 1,850, respectively, by the end of 2020.
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But by 2020, that's expected to climb to 52, a number that his current staff cannot handle.
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Julius Baer has targeted gold to climb to $1,275 in three months and $1,375 in 12 months.
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For Bezos to top that measure, his net worth would have to climb to over $350 billion.
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But with a surge in migrant families, he's expecting that number to climb to 1,700 in coming weeks.
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Where: Georgia; When: 1933–1943 Eugene Talmadge had an fairly standard climb to his stint as Georgia's governor.
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The rescue team deployed a life safety rope and got in the water to climb to the victim.
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If the two sides fail to reach a truce for 2019, the levies will climb to 25 percent.
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And Trump has a massive hill to climb to convince Americans he is a plausible commander-in-chief.
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Cordani all but declared that he is confident the share price could climb to new highs this year.
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He expects overall industry sales to climb to 12.1 million units in 2022 from 8.8 million in 2017.
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However, the Paris-based agency said it expects demand growth to climb to 1.4 million bpd for 2020.
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However, the Paris-based agency said it expects demand growth to climb to 1.4 million bpd in 2020.
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Saturday's high is 183, while temperatures on Sunday may climb to 58, with a good chance of rain.
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Visitors should be prepared to climb to high altitudes — Vinicunca stands more than 16,000 feet above sea level.
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Denver has shaken off some early-season rust to climb to eighth in the NBA in offensive efficiency.
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DeChambeau, 25, will climb to number five in the world after picking up his fifth PGA Tour win.
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The stock still had nearly 6 percent to climb to erase all its losses related to the matter.
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KS11 is forecast to gain by a similar amount and climb to 2,135 from Tuesday's close of 1989.86.
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It can climb to about 8,500 meters (28,000 feet) and cruise at 55-100 kph (34-62 mph).
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Its sales could climb to $600 million from $75 million now, said Karp, who specializes in picking stocks.
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That's expected to climb to $19 billion during the next 10 years and result in 175,000 premature deaths.
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The average domestic roundtrip ticket is expected to climb to $269 in June, according to the website Hopper.com.
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In February, Barington forecast the price could climb to roughly $41 a share if its suggestions were followed.
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In her climb to the top, Nooyi had been at the forefront of several deals that reshaped PepsiCo.
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That's part of the reason both Mr. Patrick and Mr. Bloomberg face an uphill climb to the nomination.
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If recent polls are any indication, Hoyer has a steep climb to restore the public trust in government.
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Should all those invited on Wednesday join the academy, this year's 21,2600 voters would climb to nearly 2800,2400.
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A stairway bisecting the structure permits visitors to climb to the top to take in the glorious vistas.
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Gold stocks retreated as gold prices slipped, losing gains made on bullion's earlier climb to one month highs.
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He talked extensively with Caldwell and Jorgeson and made forays to various sections of the climb to practice.
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Even with new technologies, automakers still have a steep uphill climb to keep pace with gas-mileage targets.
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Despite Tuesday's modest losses, it wouldn't take much for markets to climb to new record highs on Wednesday.
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The poor guy has a bum arm and he's not going to be able to climb to escape.
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Snapchat's climb to the top of the store was first spotted by Appsfire CEO Ouriel Ohayon on Twitter.
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Tourists commonly climb to the top of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge when they visit Australia's largest city.
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There are already 28503,22019 wind power jobs in the United States, which could climb to 380,000 by 2030.
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Pollution indexes saw air quality in the Indian capital climb to "hazardous" levels in the city on Sunday.
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Before starting the uphill climb to requalify, she took a week off from golf and learned to surf.
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And yes, before you start sending me polling cross tabs, Mr. O'Rourke faces an uphill climb to victory.
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But with so many candidates in the race, Mr. Moulton faces a steep uphill climb to the nomination.
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The sharp climb to the Mountain of Prophet Elias began at the restaurant and had my heart racing.
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The Browns (2-5) have lost three straight and are facing an uphill climb to reach the postseason.
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If it is approved, the tax on each pack would climb to the nation's highest statewide level, $4.35.
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Demand was expected to climb to 34,200 tonnes this year and 9753,800 tonnes in 2019, leaving larger deficits.
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AngloGold said it expected the rate to climb to 4,000 tonnes per day by the end of 2020.
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It's also possible that the new coin may climb to a much higher value than the initial investment.
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The yield on the 30-year Treasury bond picked up 6 basis points to climb to 3.2 percent.
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Still, it can be an uphill climb to get legislators to declare such financial exploitation a serious crime.
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Mr. Nyusi said the death toll in Mozambique, which stood at 84, could climb to more than 1,000.
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After that, it'll climb to $499 before topping out at a projected retail price somewhere between $599 and $699.
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If the dollar strengthens, it will be difficult for oil prices to climb to materially higher levels, he said.
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The number of uninsured people could climb to 32 million by 2026, the report from the nonpartisan office said.
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That caused spot gold to climb to $20.07,213.97 per ounce, after the metal fell to its lowest since Oct.
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The union estimates the number of parolees requiring supervision will climb to about 87,000 by next year in Texas.
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Should Trump and Xi fail to broker a trade truce before 2019, the tax will climb to 25 percent.
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Goldman economists forecast that 10-year Treasury rates will gradually climb to 3.4 percent by the end of 2019.
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Audience members also give thumbs up icons and likes or pay to help rising stars climb to the top.
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There's very little variability to climb to a more efficient altitude because there's so much traffic on those routes.
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Here it is, #MPRRaccoon's valiant climb to the top of the UBS Center in Downtown St. Paul, this morning.
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It's stock price is currently about $184 per share — but Macquarie expects it to climb to $195 per share.
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The sooner more people realize that, the sooner they can climb to way higher levels of success and happiness.
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Pocket drones could let anyone climb to the top of a mountain or reach angles that selfie sticks can't.
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"We started Climb to fund what we call high ROI education," says co-founder and chief executive Zander Rafael.
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Without support for children (and families) in such circumstances, their climb to the ivory tower will remain arduous indeed.
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Currently at 3.67 percent, they are expected to climb to 4.08 percent next year and 4.60 percent in 2018.
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The bloc's executive forecast the deficit would climb to 3.5 percent in 2020, beyond the EU's 3.0 percent ceiling.
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The fire was so bad that firefighters were forced to climb to the home's roof to battle the blaze.
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The salary is nice, as is the chance to climb to the top and tell others what to do.
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The Moon, in Aquarius, is reminding you to remember where you came from as you climb to the top.
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But several of the terraces at the Hunters Point Library are inaccessible to people who cannot climb to them.
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Cyber Monday sales are expected to climb to $4723 billion, a 19% increase from last year, Adobe Analytics predicted.
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It can climb to 28,000 feet (8,500 m), and cruise at 34 to 62 mph (55 to 100 kph).
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This is the time to trust your gut concerning anything having to do with your climb to the top.
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The dollar strengthened across the board helped by U.S. Treasury yields resuming their steep climb to seven-year highs.
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I know his climb to becoming one of the greatest golfers the world has ever known was never easy.
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If there's any one player who epitomises Leicester's miraculous climb to the summit of English football, it's Wes Morgan.
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According to BridgeClimb Sydney, more than four million people have made the 440-foot climb to the bridge's apex.
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Jelly jars climb to a yard high, rendering their orange glow back into the reality of paint on canvas.
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Capricorn is the mountain goat, climbing to great heights—and you, lazy cow, can climb to great places, too.
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Most trucks source their water in places like Khahare, where the terrain begins its slow climb to the Himalayas.
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The week continued a trend that has seen money rush into stocks as major averages climb to new records.
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Meanwhile, the International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates oil demand could climb to 105 million barrels per day by 2040.
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Woodstock, N.Y. It's a steady climb to get to the top of Overlook Mountain, which summits at 3,140 feet.
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The Buffalo Bills running back, 36, may soon climb to No. 3 in career rushing yards, surpassing Barry Sanders.
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The high is expected to climb to 210 today, and a heat advisory remains in effect until 27 p.m.
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The GOP has an uphill climb to taking back the House, which would require flipping 28500 Democratic-held seats.
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The GOP has an uphill climb to taking back the House, which would require flipping 18 Democratic-held seats.
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Last year that number reached 53 percent, and by 2035, the N.F.D.A. expects it to climb to 22015 percent.
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San Francisco single-family home sale prices could climb to an average of $5 million, he said, to gasps.
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He pointed to the company's expectation that its North American margins will climb to around 20 percent this year.
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As you climb to the top of the curve, revenues keep going up, but they rise more and more slowly.
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Otherwise, his 3-2-1 climb to victory will play out more like a 3-3-3 path to nowhere.
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At this time last year, bitcoin was beginning its climb to almost $20,000 and ended last December up 40 percent.
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The stock soared, splitting in June 22018, and continued to climb to more than $27 per share by December 2000.
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What was going through your mind before you got to weightlessness, during the drop and then the climb to space?
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But watching HQ trivia climb to more than 1 million players per game has proven a bigger market for Proveit.
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The plane can climb to 28,000 feet (8,500 meters) but generally flies at lower altitudes at night to conserve energy.
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Trump now faces a steep climb to victory, with most national and battleground state polling showing Clinton in the lead.
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Surveillance video showed people using a ladder to climb to the roof to break into the pawn shop, police said.
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Somehow, the good dog with bad intentions managed to climb to the top of its enclosure with just her paws.
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During their 2,770 meters climb to Col de l'Iseran, thunderstorms are forecast, which just happens to be Pinot's favorite weather.
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Bullion prices could climb to $1,439 an ounce after clearing resistance at $1,421, according to Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.
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They climb to the very edges of the top of the canopy to reach the highest, youngest growth they can.
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For billion-plus fortunes, the marginal rate would climb to 6 percent (up from the 3 percent she initially proposed).
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Alexandre Geniez of France held off an attack by the favorites on a tough final climb to win the stage.
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Following the latest junk bond sale, Netflix's gross leverage will climb to 7.5 times its adjusted profits, according to Moody's.
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The Moon enters Libra later tonight, encouraging you to do whatever will help you on your climb to the top.
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Once you climb to the second floor of the exhibition and encounter post-war and contemporary art, attitudes shift radically.
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These early giants showed that there was more than one way to climb to the top of the dinosaur world.
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It's going to feel below freezing with the wind this morning, but hang in there — it should climb to 46.
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But few of them have had as far to climb to reach even basic likability as President Donald J. Trump.
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In addition to slowing down the climb to the summit, the large crowds have resulted in a growing trash problem.
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Today will be chilly, but temperatures should climb to the 50s on Saturday with highs in the 40s on Sunday.
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The number is expected to climb to 73.1 million, or 21 percent of the population, by 2030, according to Pew.
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Here are three that, in retrospect, always stood to make Sanders' climb to the nomination much steeper than in 2016.
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But even as these victories are celebrated, they remind us that no woman has yet to climb to the top.
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In the past two years, sales have doubled, and they are expected to climb to almost $5 billion this year.
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Mr. Cuomo's Democratic rival, the actress and activist Cynthia Nixon, faces an uphill climb to a primary victory in September.
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That's a longer climb to $1 billion than either of the two previous movies in this new Star Wars trilogy.
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Mr. Davy arrived in Nepal on March 17, and received a $55 permit to climb to the Everest Base Camp.
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If the gains hold, the company's market value would climb to more than $103 billion at the open of trading.
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The Trump trade is turning into the Trump fade even as stock market indexes continue to climb to new highs.
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The victory helped Zverev climb to seventh with 2,855 points in the race, 330 points more than eighth-placed Berrettini.
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But when it comes to the broader electorate, Shrum argued that Trump faced a "very steep uphill climb" to reelection.
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Tethered to a lone porter, he planned to climb to seventeen thousand feet and examine the ablation stakes planted there.
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A heat wave becomes "severe" when temperatures climb to 6.4 degrees Celsius (11.5 Fahrenheit) above normal for at least two days.
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Sallie Mae's survey found that FAFSA participation has made a steady climb to 86 percent, 12 percent higher than in 2008.
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The statement garnered widespread criticism and outrage but ultimately helped him climb to the top of the Republican field of candidates.
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The resulting surge in euro zone yields had also helped the benchmark Treasury yield climb to two-month highs on Friday.
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But Ives said Tesla faces "a Kilimanjaro-like uphill climb" to hitting its profitability targets in the second half of 2019.
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Rather, he believes the market's ability to absorb Brexit aftershocks is what has helped stocks climb to record levels in 2016.
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Trump's previous proposals on preventing terrorism by extremists embody the pugnacious style that marked his unlikely climb to the GOP nomination.
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This was tough for a growth company that saw revenues climb to $32 billion in 2016 from $16 billion in 2007.
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Indonesia's coal production will climb to 460 million tonnes in 2017 from a forecast 440 million tonnes this year, he said.
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But the iPhone SE's biggest sell is to people who cry foul at smartphones' steady climb to bigger and bigger dimensions.
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The Providence Journal reported he faced "an uphill climb" to play at all in 2018, but other outlets were more optimistic.
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In the Senate, six Republicans have announced opposition to the bill, which faces an uphill climb to get to 51 votes.
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U.S. oil output will climb to 19.6 million bpd by 6003 from 15.5 million last year, the Paris-based agency said.
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His size became his key defensive trait; and his clumsiness made his climb to the heavyweight championship all the more absurd.
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With the win, Tsitsipas is projected to climb to at least number 15 when the new rankings are released on Monday.
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Last night I saw a photo of goats standing in the branches of a tree they climb to eat its nuts.
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We'll soon find out, as Walker only has three years of eligibility left and faces an uphill climb to get enshrined.
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I get that being a free app is how Color Switch was able to climb to the top of the charts.
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Given his love of the game and uphill climb to the NHL ranks, it was impossible not to root for him.
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If Medicare funding isn't restored, hospitals will likely have an even steeper hill to climb to provide critical care for communities.
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To avoid delisting, its market value had to climb to $35 million or greater and stay there for 10 consecutive days.
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If you have to ice-climb to the top, it won't work: a road, however treacherous, should go to the summit.
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On Basketball With an unproven Lakers lineup around him, James faces a tough uphill climb to the playoffs in Los Angeles.
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"I used to have thoughts of wanting to climb to the top of something, or wanting to be somebody," he said.
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Sanders faces steep uphill climb to get back into the race Sanders has not been eliminated, but his outlook is grim.
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Talent and a noticeable work ethic attracted well-heeled benefactors and helped Tiafoe climb to his current ranking of No. 44.
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The more money you want to save, the more steps of the ladder you have to climb to access your things.
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Goldman sees the S&P 500 to climb to 3,100 by year end, a 5% gain from Friday's close of 2,952.01.
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Sanders has yet to climb to within single digits of Clinton in any poll of New York so far this cycle.
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Along with my neighbors in a Houston suburb I positioned a ladder in preparation for the possible climb to the roof.
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And then if you gain some traction, it's a slow climb to success, and it's even harder to get to ubiquity.
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All this while big, boring tech companies like Google and Microsoft saw their stock climb to new highs nearly every week.
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"It is certainly an uphill climb to get to a June rate hike," said Sam Bullard, senior economist at Wells Fargo.
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Women candidates who are knocked off the pedestal have further to climb to regain voters' trust, if they do at all.
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According to an analysis by MIT Technology Review , the number could climb to a hundred million in the next two years.
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The roughly 10-mile climb to La Rosière (which drops into Italy on its other side) was new to the Tour.
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In the ensuing years, Catalyst's implied valuation of Gateway continued to climb, to more than US$2160 billion as of Sept.
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"There is some 30km of flat between the Col du Grand Colombier and the (last climb to) Mont du Chat," said LeMond.
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By 2020, business debt likely will climb to $75 trillion from its current $51 trillion level, according to S&P Global Ratings.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite added 210 percent to climb to 23.112,22 as Alphabet added 2000 percent and Netflix gained 2216 percent.
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Should Trump and China President Xi Jinping fail to broker a trade truce before 2019, the tax will climb to 25 percent.
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On the technical front, spot gold may climb to a range of $13,461-$1,474 per ounce, said Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.
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Minerd said that long-term rates could climb to a range between 3 percent and 3.25 percent over the next 12 months.
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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 suits are also supposed to make people comfortable in their harnesses whenever they feel extra Gs during the climb to space.
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But though her cousins have been derailed by fame or injury, Vinesh Phogat continues her climb to the pinnacle of the sport.
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The human population is expected to climb to 9.8 billion by 2050 and 11.2 billion by 2100, according to the United Nations.
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"I want the (climbing) walls and my goals to be higher, and I want to climb to the highest point," she said.
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China's coffee and tea consumption is expected to climb to 750,218 metric tons by 2020, from 82.573,748 in 2015, according to Statista.
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But, the addition of Max's depravity isn't the only way Jessica Jones shows the mountains women need to climb to be believed.
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Still, it's an uphill climb to turn people who might vote for a Republican in a local race into Donald Trump supporters.
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This early demo shows Holoride is on the right path but I fear it's a steep climb to gain content and users.
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An increase in bank lending has helped non-financial corporate debt climb to new highs: 74% of GDP, according to the IIF.
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The company will establish a $300 million restitution fund which could climb to $425 million depending on how many people file claims.
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More than half of its population now lives in urban areas, the U.N. says - that will climb to two-thirds by 2050.
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A Harlem Globetrotter basketball trick shot expert named Bull Bullard recently used a helicopter to climb to a height of 210 feet.
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"If anything it was more of getting a feel of the climb to the Mont du Chat and the descent," said Froome.
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Spot gold may climb to $13,461 per ounce, as it has cleared a resistance at $1,439, said Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.
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We normally set it up right before sunset, climb to the top, and then howl at the sun as it comes down.
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Statistics Mauritius said it forecast tourism earnings to climb to 61.6 billion rupees ($1.83 billion) from an estimated 58.8 billion for 2017.
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The group warns that federal debt is projected to climb to 131 percent of the nation's GDP over the next 25 years.
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Together with Kent Gardner, a volunteer at the preserve, I climb to the top of a wooden observation post overlooking the marsh.
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AT&T CEO said Sprint and T-Mobile will have "a tough hill to climb" to get merger approval from U.S. regulators.
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USDA projected world wheat reserves to climb to a record 257 million tonnes by the end of the 28/23 marketing year.
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So far, nine GOP senators oppose the bill, which leaves Republicans with a steep climb to get the measure through the Senate.
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As we climb to the top, we can see that the hill snakes across the landscape like an upside-down river valley.
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However, this current map does represent an ever-so-slightly less steep mountain for him to to climb to 270 electoral votes.
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The Moon in Cancer pulls your focus to your professional goals—do your partners support you in your climb to the top?
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But in the uphill climb to frame gun violence as a public health issue, having the AMA on board certainly can't hurt.
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In Spain and Portugal, the fire danger will climb to dangerous levels as temperatures soar, humidity levels plunge, and downslope winds increase.
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The new $500 million round could climb to around $600 million prior to close, the report says, once all investors are in.
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The last one went up the famous climb to L'Alpe d'Huez ski resort, and Lance Armstrong won it by a commanding margin.
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More than half its population lives in urban areas, and that will climb to two-thirds by 2050, the United Nations says.
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Renewable sources not including hydroelectric power, which currently account for 10 percent of energy supplies, are expected to climb to 11 percent.
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Gladiator variants start with the Sport at $35,040 (all prices include destination charges) and climb to the top Rubicon model at $45,040.
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Everybody else in the race faces an uphill climb to qualify, with most having zero of the necessary four polls so far.
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And the number of people on Social Security is expected to climb to 90 million, from 62 million, in the same period.
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Porto Velho, Brazil (CNN)The smoke is so thick, at times the Cessna airplane had to climb to stay out of it.
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Mr. Ying, who is 62, rose through the political ranks in Zhejiang Province, where Mr. Xi himself began his climb to power.
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Today, you can climb to the top of the restored and re-lit lantern room on tours organized by Urban Park Rangers.
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She thought the problem was New York's minimum wage, which, under a new state law, will climb to fifteen dollars an hour.
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The divisions have left House Republicans facing a steep climb to win the votes necessary to push a plan through the chamber.
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Goldman Sachs and BAML forecast the 20023-year U.S. yield could climb to 2.50 percent, compared with 2.11 percent at Thursday's close.
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Without significant global action to curb greenhouse gas emissions, the loss of oxygen will climb to 3 or 4 percent by 2100.
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At least two burglars broke into the museum at night, using a ladder to climb to a window from elevated railway tracks.
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If there was ever a sign that Google had a big hill to climb to stay competitive in home speakers, this was it.
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Slovakian Sagan (Bora hansgrohe) jumped away from a small group of riders in the final short climb to beat France's Thibaut Pinot (FDJ).
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He forecast U.S. crude would climb to $60 a barrel in the first quarter of 2017 with Brent prices $2 to $3 higher.
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The U.S. government has said shale production should climb to over 8 million bpd for the first time by the end of December.
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" Bernie has not endorsed his son's House run - WaPo: " Levi Sanders has a steep hill to climb to represent New Hampshire in Congress.
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Sumitomo's stake will increase to 47.7 percent from 32.5 percent and Kores' share will climb to 143 percent from 27.5 percent, Sumitomo said.
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Spot gold may climb to $13,461 per ounce, as it has cleared a resistance at $1,439, according to Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.
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Their poor showing in the index is one indication of the mountain they have to climb to find non-oil sources of growth.
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If we take no further action to curb greenhouse gases, that extra cost will climb to $67 trillion by 2300, the authors said.
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Beginning November 1, small groups of tourists will be permitted to climb to the fifth and highest level of the Colosseum in Rome.
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That's because, as crucial as this kind of education can be, it's a steep uphill climb to get it out into the world.
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It expects the national inflation rate to climb to 1.9 percent in 2018 and 2.2 percent in 2019 after 1.8 percent this year.
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It is targeting revenue growth of 25 percent each year and to have overseas revenue contributions climb to 20 percent to 30 percent.
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On top of that, they have to keep a capital conservation buffer that is supposed to climb to 15.133 percent by March 2019.
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"The ladder people must climb to get to graduation has eroded, and a critical rung—affordability—is almost completely broken," concludes Goldrick-Rab.
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Rod Hall, Oklahoma state veterinarian, put preliminary cattle deaths at roughly 1,100 head and expects that number could eventually climb to around 2,000.
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But it has a tough hill to climb to beat "Gone with the Wind," the highest-grossing movie ever after adjusting for inflation.
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If just half of them became Republicans, who already have a large conservative majority, Republicans' 2023 voter percentage would climb to 35.3 percent.
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The fight for control of the Senate is being played in Republican turf, meaning Democrats face an uphill climb to win a majority.
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Broadway is known for its riskiness, but "Paramour" in particular has faced an uphill climb to profitability since its opening on May 25.
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Near the border, temperatures climb to around 6.43,000 degrees Celsius, hot enough to melt many metals, like silver, but not a steel drill.
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Boston's climb to win this series is still steep, but they're now playing a team that has one arm tied behind its back.
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As a result, the drivers were being much more careful on the climb to avoid an shunt into those ever-present straw bales.
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Credit Suisse expects the euro-dollar will climb to $1.150 in the next three months and stay there for the next 12 months.
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For example, the tax on an ounce of dry buds will climb to $9.65 from $9.25, an increase of just over 4 percent.
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These are all some of the stepping stones you'd take if you were trying to climb to the upper echelons of House power.
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The department projects that shale-oil production will climb to record levels this month, and increase by 33,000 barrels a day in January.
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If you aspire to climb to the role of the person you are meeting with, then ask about their experience: What motivates them?
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Op-Ed Contributor In 1846, when he was 29, Henry David Thoreau tried to climb to the top of Mount Katahdin in Maine.
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That form saw her climb to fourth in the world rankings, earning her a berth at the WTA Finals for the first time.
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The number of people who are monthly podcast listeners in the U.S. is expected to climb to 106 million by 2023, Spotify notes.
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But the legislation faces an uphill climb to get through Congress where some senior Republicans back comprehensive immigration reform, not a tough crackdown.
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A Missouri college volleyball player died in an off-campus accident Saturday while attempting to climb to the roof of an apartment building.
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It expects the national inflation rate to climb to 1.5 percent in 2017 and 1.7 percent in 2018 after 0.5 percent this year.
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The official death toll in Mozambique was 84, though President Filipe Nyusi said on Monday that it could climb to more than 1,000.
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It's important for them to see role models out in the world who climb to the highest levels of whatever field they choose.
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On Monday night at University of Phoenix Stadium, either Alabama will add to its dynasty or Clemson will complete its climb to the top.
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The American, who lifted the coveted Claret Jug at St Andrews in 2015, birdied the third and fourth holes to climb to three-under.
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Higher Recurring EBITDA: Guangzhou R&F's post-acquisition hotel revenue will climb to more than CNY7.0 billion in 2017, from CNY1.4 billion in 2016.
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The new trade barrier went into effect in September at a 10 percent rate and is expected to climb to 25 percent in 2019.
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Despite the defeat, Krajinovic will climb to a career-high 33 in the rankings on Monday and the 25-year-old is aiming higher.
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And given the uphill climb to stop or even slow down the rise of antibiotic resistance, it almost certainly won't be the last. [NEJM]
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ICYMI: The rapper debuted his anticipated album The Life of Pablo on Thursday, unveiling "Famous," which makes a jab at Swift's climb to fame.
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It played a crucial role in the two parties' climb to power and is central to how they now manage the business of government.
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By 2020, global business debt likely will climb to $75 trillion from its current $51 trillion level, S&P Global Ratings said in July.
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The final climb to 22015 — which involves obtaining a full set gear and armor with individual 23 ratings — has nothing to do with skill.
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In Europe, it expected the number of new vehicles to climb to 15.8 million in 2018 and remain at a similar level in 2019.
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Temperatures in the area were expected to climb to nearly 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37.8oC) on Thursday, with extremely low humidity, the Weather Channel said.
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Depending on how deep the cuts go (and what version of the bill we're looking at) that number could easily climb to 20 million.
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Virgin customers will board a six-seater space plane, called SpaceShipTwo, that will climb to 40,000 feet nestled beneath the wing of a mothership.
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Data from J.D. Power and Associates puts the average price at $44,000, though well-loaded models routinely climb to as much as twice that.
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As for your vertical path, if the controller tells you to climb to avoid mountains, then increase power and pull the nose gently up.
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I say they get at least six of eight points from those games and begin their climb to second place in the Atlantic. 3.
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They make the 235-mile climb to the top of the 825-foot granite outcrop or navigate the sidewalks and trails that surround it.
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Earnings this year are forecast to climb to $25 a share, Exxon's best annual performance since 5003 before the worst of the oil slump.
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Top law graduates are doing better than ever, while other law students have a steeper path to climb to earn that type of money.
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Cisco says this number could climb to 82 percent in 2022, with 22 percent of overall video consumption coming from bandwidth-intensive 4K streaming.
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But the booster actually continued to climb to space after the escape system was ignited, and then landed successfully at Blue Origin's test facility.
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But while the S&P 500 has continued to climb to new highs, discretionary stocks have gone in the opposite direction, falling nearly 4%.
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EMarketer estimated last year that digital ad spending on mobile would top $100 billion in 2016 and climb to almost $134 billion in 2017.
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It is not to deny the pride and awe Americans have felt as Williams spoils them rotten in her continuing climb to historic heights.
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But while the S&P 500 has continued to climb to new highs, discretionary stocks have gone in the opposite direction, falling nearly 4%.
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When Suga talks about being taught to step on others to climb to the top, he reiterates a problem that Seo Taiji also witnessed.
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What we do know is that after California, Bobby still had a very steep hill to climb to become the Democrats' nominee in 1968.
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It's a basic myth of our country: No matter where someone starts out, if he works hard enough he can climb to the top.
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Disney's surprise megahit "Black Panther" continued to climb to new heights this week, earning a place in the top 10 movies of all time.
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But he estimated that the percentage of urban hotels charging such fees would climb to 22017 percent this year from 20163 percent last year.
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Meyerism — also known as the Meyerist Movement — is based around the idea of a metaphorical ladder that one can climb to attain personal fulfillment.
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MSCI's index of Latin American stocks added 1.5% to climb to a near one-month high, while currencies were mixed against a strong dollar.
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And I really have too many kilometers to cover and hills to climb to weigh in on a regular basis or at great length.
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In 22014 years, economic forecasters predict that India's economy will climb to third-largest in the world, behind only the United States and China.
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Winds pick up from the west during the afternoon as skies turn partly sunny and highs climb to the upper 60s to mid-70s.
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The burglars used a ladder to climb to a second story balcony, broke a window and beelined it for the 2 master bedroom closets.
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Jair Bolsonaro's climb to power has been marked by divisive rhetoric and offensive speech that has thrilled followers and appalled critics in equal measure.
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INVESTMENT FLOWS Western Australia's climb to the top of the mining attractiveness index is mainly about iron ore, and to a lesser extent gold.
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The first external hint of trouble came about a minute later, after a departure controller cleared the flight for a climb to 73793,73783 feet.
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Storms increase in frequency and intensity by mid-August and into September as temperatures in the Atlantic climb to their highest levels, Javaheri said.
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Sergio Ermotti, CEO of Swiss rival UBS , earlier this year hinted his bank faced a steep climb to reach its profitability goals as well.
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With the stock up over $29 as of Tuesday's closing bell, Boroden wouldn't be shocked to see it climb to $34 or even $36.
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The garments received good reviews, but Ms. Scott said it was an uphill climb to attract customers online because the product was little known.
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Combined with the new incremental agreement, U.S. exports to China should in theory climb to $263 billion in 2020 and $309 billion in 2021.
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Combined with the new incremental agreement, U.S. exports to China should in theory climb to $186 billion in 2020 and $309 billion in 2021.
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"We expect underlying inflation to climb to 1 percent by the end of next year," said Marcel Thieliant, senior Japan economist at Capital Economics.
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The dollar was broadly sold against major currencies, which helped sterling climb to its highest level in more that six months against the greenback.
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Nearly 70 percent of patients fail to pay off those bill balances—and this number is expected to climb to 95 percent by 2020.
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To enter, ring the buzzer marked "G," climb to the second floor, and let the bartender usher you into his candle-lit living room.
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But Democrats still have a very steep hill to climb to convince the American people that they deserve to wield the speaker's gavel again.
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But as companies' valuations continue to climb to record highs, the question of possible landing spots for unicorn fintechs is also coming into focus.
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Climbers typically bring just enough supplies and oxygen to climb to the top and back, and inexperience and overcrowding can cause problems for everyone.
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Each step, imbued with the power of Frank's touch, is going to be a metaphorical and literal step on the climb to something higher.
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NASA had hoped that they could climb to the rim of the nearly 240-foot-high Cone crater and collect especially significant rock samples there.
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ANGERS MOVES UP Cheikh N'Doye scored two goals as host Angers thrashed second-place Monaco, 3-0, to climb to third in the French league.
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The protesters, who were from environmental group Greenpeace, undertook the climb to draw attention to oil company Shell's plans to drill in Alaska and Russia.
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By 2020, that number could climb to 90 percent if you include both new cars from the factory and existing cars retrofitted with web connectivity.
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The combined cost of extreme weather and pollution from fossil fuels would climb to $360 billion a year in the next decade, the study said.
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The second oven bit the dust beneath Veng Sreng Bridge—a twisted hellhole of an intersection involving a steep climb to pass over crowded boulevards.
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And the White House has said shale production could climb to more than 8 million bpd for the first time by the end of December.
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It's another sign that drivers and labor advocates face a steep — if impossible — hill to climb to force Uber to reclassify its drivers as employees.
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His entire performance had women far and wide ready to put on a Parka, give up meat, and climb to the top…of M'Baku's mountain.
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But he faces an uphill climb to the nomination -- he would need to win 77% of the remaining delegates at stake to win the nomination.
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Astana rider Aru attacked in the final part of the climb to Peyragudes, a 2.4-km ascent at a punishing average gradient of 8.4 percent.
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Bank of America, Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo also saw profits climb, to $68bn, $5003bn and $2500bn respectively; Citigroup's income dipped a bit, to $2100bn.
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Where Fincher's Zuckerberg and Jobs follow a fairly upward climb to success, Russell's Mangano falls down the ladder every time she steps up a rung.
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Some market players expect that could climb to over 30 percent by the end of this year despite worries of another flare-up in volatility.
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Industry-wide spending on self-driving vehicles is estimated to climb to $22025 billion annually by 20223, according to a study AlixPartners released last month.
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The dollar index's climb to a seven-month peak also weakened demand for greenback-denominated crude among holders of euro and other currencies, traders said.
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In 14th-century Barcelona, a serf's determined climb to wealth and freedom incurs the disdain of the noble class and the suspicion of the Inquisition.
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James Blake smacked a 125mph (210kph) piledriver at the 2011 U.S. Open, and used the shot to climb to number four in the world rankings.
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Under the settlement, the company will establish a $300 million restitution fund for harmed consumers that could climb to $425 million depending on its use.
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Goldman Sachs predicted in a report this month that the index could climb to 12,500 — or around 8.85 percent higher than current levels — this year.
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However, some feel that RBA's projection for growth to climb to "a little above 3 percent" in the next few years may be too optimistic.
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During your climb to 20, just equip any piece of gear you get that's higher Power than whatever you currently have in that gear slot.
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With a streamlined process in place, the agency predicts sales of commercial drones will reach 600,000 in 3003 and climb to 2.7 million by 2020.
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Health and education indicators continue to fall, while disease, malnutrition and crime climb to staggering new levels and inflation rises to over 6900 million percent.
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" … "On its first flight, the helicopter will make a short vertical climb to 10 feet (3 meters), where it will hover for about 30 seconds.
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Arthur Hayes, CEO of cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX, told CNBC's "Fast Money" on Friday that bitcoin could climb to $50,000 by the end of the year.
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The index is then expected to climb to 16,900 by mid-2020, which would eclipse the record high of 16,586 set in July last year.
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The 0003 Ford F-450 Super Duty Limited 4X4 will start at $22017,243 and will climb to $2387,290 for those who select every possible option.
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On its first flight, the helicopter will make a short vertical climb to 10 feet (3 meters), where it will hover for about 30 seconds.
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Temperatures are expected to climb to above average levels by the weekend, which could mean that some of the expected precipitation could fall as rain.
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A promotion to Single-A figured to be a ho-hum stepping stone, a prerequisite to tick off on his inexorable climb to the majors.
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Conservative media failed to do this in Trump's case, instead enabling him to climb to the top of a crowded primary field on demagoguery alone.
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On paper, things may look perfect but on the field there can be gutters or big trees people can climb to get inside a concert.
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Andra Ursuta's "Alps" (2016) is a macabre metaphor for the walls we must climb to get ahead, or plainly just survive in a man's world.
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Noonan and the other Draft Mattis people aren't stupid — they know exactly how steep of a hill they'd have to climb to make this work.
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The 215-story newcomer, nearing completion across Broadway from Zabar's, has rents that start at — wait for it — $2000,2222 a month, and climb to $280,265.
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All three major U.S. stock indexes have dropped at least 10 percent from their most recent peaks, abruptly ending a climb to new record highs.
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But Disney and Lucasfilm still have a huge hill to climb to reach the $4323 million price tag of making and marketing the movie worldwide.
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Chris Froome moved to the front in the final climb to win the ninth stage of the Vuelta a España and increase his overall lead.
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"They are saying we are going to bypass all the low-hanging fruit and climb to the very top of the tree," Mr. Myers said.
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Climb to the third floor, and you'll likely find her among her urban streetscapes and rural landscapes, ready to lay down her paintbrush and schmooze.
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The American College of Medical Scribe Specialists reported that 20,000 scribes were working in 2014, and expects that number to climb to 100,000 in 2020.
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By 2027, that outlay is expected to climb to $203 trillion, or about $17,000 per person, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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At the end of 270, I foresaw that bitcoin would drop as low as $275,250 — but it could potentially climb to as high as $2003,2200.
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By 2027, that outlay is expected to climb to $6 trillion, or about $17,000 per person, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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The Nuggets used a 13-0 run — including eight points from Barton during that stretch — to climb to within 86-81 late in the third quarter.
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KIKI BERTENS (Netherlands) The 27-year-old became the highest-ranked Dutchwoman ever when she won the Madrid title this month to climb to number four.
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Knock out the one season that saw each member of the Thunder big three sit out long stretches due to injury, and those numbers climb to .
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With the loss, the door is open for Winx, the unbeaten Australian mare, to climb to the top of the Longines World's Best Horse Racehorse rankings.
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Eva Marcille got into her fair share of verbal arguments in her climb to become cycle 3 winner of America's Next Top Model back in 2004.
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As rates rise, the cost of paying interest on them will climb—to $27bn this year, according to Fed projections and $50bn by 2019 (see chart).
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The Anangu people, the traditional owners of Uluru, have called for the climb to be closed since 1985, when the park was returned to indigenous control.
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Nepalese officials confirmed Monday that an 11th person has died this spring season while attempting to climb to Everest's summit, which is an additional 12,000 ft.
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By the end of the 28st century, that could climb to between $211 billion and $200 billion, according to The Risky Business Project's Climate Risk Assessment.
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Specific allowances continued to climb to 19bp in 70.6Q16 (4Q15: 14bps; 1Q15: 9bps) as the bank adjusted its recovery expectations in line with falling vessel valuations.
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People now live at the South Pole, cruise ships visit the North Pole, tourists are taken on the dangerous climb to the top of Mount Everest.
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Toyota has been building up production capacity to change that, as it expects global FCV sales climb to 30,000 units annually after 2020 from about 3,000.
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The company will also establish a $300 million restitution fund for harmed consumers which could climb to $425 million depending on how many customers use it.
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In the U.S. alone, women control $14 trillion in assets or roughly 60% of personal wealth, which is expected to climb to $22 trillion in 2020.
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However, Juniper pegs advertising as the biggest revenue opportunity for voice assistants, with the expectation that ad spend will climb to $19 billion globally by 2022.
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Analysts expect its gross margin to hit 79 percent in the quarter ended August and climb to 80 percent by year-end, according to Thomson Reuters.
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By the end of the 21st century, that could climb to between $53 billion and $208 billion, according to The Risky Business Project's Climate Risk Assessment.
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We were also keen on doing the steep two-hour climb to Dr. Fossey's tomb in Volcanoes National Park, next to the original Karisoke Research Center.
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Love and hip-hop are narratives that run parallel to one another throughout, together detailing his climb to the top and the psychological collateral of it.
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As Amazon and Google-parent Alphabet shares continue their climb to all-time highs on Thursday, the "Fast Money" traders discussed whether these stocks too expensive.
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In March, Adidas said while e-commerce revenues hit 1 billion euros last year, it hopes this figure will climb to 4 billion euros by 2020.
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Nelson recalled breaking a window and propping chairs in the opening to help everyone, including children, climb to the roof, where they wanted for 15 hours.
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For much of the past five decades, albums took more than a month to climb to the top ("Dark Side" entered the Billboard charts ranked 95).
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So the numbers living under severe water stress are expected to climb to as many as 22000bn by 22050, or 21.5bn taking seasonal variation into account.
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The prolonged period of investor optimism of the last few years — the second-longest bull market in history — has seen stock prices climb to record highs.
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Now, it faces a long climb to regain its previous status — a potentially unreachable target as long as the not-so-"passive" association with Ross continues.
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Mr. de Sautuola faced an uphill climb to prove the find's legitimacy: Scientists of greater renown, especially the French prehistorian Édouard Cartailhac, vehemently disputed its authenticity.
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Climbing holds are strategically placed by a "route setter" who plans for the climb to get progressively harder and weed out all but the strongest competitors.
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He says that number could climb to $25 billion by the year 2020 if California voters approve the recreational measure this year, as is widely expected.
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Should it spiral toward a recession, Trump faces a much steeper climb to keep the White House — and it would almost certainly sink his reelection odds.
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The traditional owners of Uluru, the Anangu people, have called for the climb to be closed since 19503, when the park was placed in indigenous hands.
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A Tesla owner told Elon Musk on Twitter that his car's "dog mode" had malfunctioned, allowing the temperature in the vehicle to climb to 85 degrees.
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Lifestage blocks users over a certain age, which means it would never really climb to the top of the charts, even if it became a hit.
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The forecast calls for the temperature to climb to nearly 70 degrees this week, and the first day of spring is only about 300 hours away.
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Camp Adventures Forest Tower in Denmark is a nearly 150-foot spiral tower that visitors can climb to get a unique look at Gisselfeld Klosters Forest.
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If you climb to the roof of one of the social housing projects surrounding it, then you can see Kotti in all its glory at once.
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Statistics Mauritius said it expected tourism revenue to climb to 58 billion rupees ($1.64 billion) in 13, less than an earlier forecast of 59 billion rupees.
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Hambrick's father would take him to the Fox Theatre downtown to watch Westerns, but they had to use the back stairs and climb to the top.
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Temperatures will climb to the high 70s today (the average at this time of year is 26), and we'll see a mix of clouds and sun.
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An actual ice cream you can buy on the website, "The world's more expensive most expensive ice cream sundae" includes a guided climb to Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Marijuana-related tax revenue is estimated to climb to $140.5 million in fiscal 2021 and to $375.5 million in fiscal 2024, according to Illinois' revenue department.
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IHS Markit predicts Permian production will climb to 5.4 million barrels a day in 2023, more than any OPEC member with the exception of Saudi Arabia.
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Watch a child climb to the top of a nine-person tower and hold up four fingers to represent the four stripes of the Catalan flag.
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More than 5,300 residents have been hospitalized and the state is projecting that will climb to 140,000 over the next two to three weeks, Cuomo said.
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But, despite her impressive fundraising after polls closed in New Hampshire, she has an uphill climb to proving that she's the one in the upcoming primaries.
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The short-term property rental service reports that it has already booked 6,300 reservations for inauguration weekend, and it expects that figure to climb to 10,000.
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Thomas used the last Alpine climb to secure himself the runner-up spot in Paris, giving the Ineos team the top two spots on the podium.
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Thomas used the last Alpine climb to secure himself the runner-up spot in Paris, giving the Ineos team the top two spots on the podium.
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The producer group has agreed to cut output by 1.2 million barrels per day through to March as U.S. output continues to climb to record levels.
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Choose a rail with a middle bar between the ground and the top rail, which will help you climb to the top without losing your balance.
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While the bill passed the House earlier this year, it could face a tough climb to pass the Senate when the legislature reconvenes in mid-January.
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Not to worry, we get a break in the middle and take the ESCALATOR, but you're going to need to climb to conquer instead of stoop.
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Trump pressured Republican senators to vote in favor of Trumpcare, which just passed the House but faces a steep uphill climb to get through the Senate.
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Mr. Wagner said the temperature was in the upper 40s by late Friday afternoon, and forecast to climb to the mid-60s in the days ahead.
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It also updates the 1933 version by having Kong climb to the top of the World Trade Center's twin towers, a bittersweet scene to watch now.
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More importantly, with defensive linemen aligned tight inside, Baltimore offensive linemen would be unable to double team and have less room to climb to the second level.
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Wong said the city managed to climb to the top despite a government that had not done enough to nurture the technology industry and protect labour rights.
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After graduating with a master's degree in mathematics from NYU in 1957, she would join IBM and climb to the highest technical title of senior systems programmer.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Stephen Suttmeier said certain patterns point to an S&P 2026 climb to 23026,2500 into next year, nearly 23.7% above current levels.
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While they are forecast to climb to about 0.10% in a year, that was the lowest prediction since Reuters started polling on it over 17 years ago.
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It would not be surprising to see USDA revise downward its forecast for 2015/16 soybean exports given the steepness of the climb to its current target.
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The Warriors and the pumpkins climb to the top of a scaffold, the pumpkins go off the platform, and the stage is set for a scaffold match.
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If the market for cheaper versions of those treatments doesn't get a jump-start, the health care system will see its drug spending climb to new heights.
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"The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part" is expected to climb to the top of the domestic box office with a $50 million to $55 million debut.
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Strong household spending and business investment lifted gross domestic product 0.6 percent in the December quarter, helping the kiwi climb to a seven-week top of $0.6923.
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I've seen companies raise hundreds of millions of dollars within hours, and I've seen valuations for startups that don't even have a working product climb to billions.
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"Put it all together, and Collins thinks this $55 stock is very close to a big move, and it could very quickly climb to $59," Cramer said.
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At first, there will not be many, and their use will be limited, but by 2035 Intel expects the passenger economy will climb to $800 billion worldwide.
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Below is a list of facts about the index on its climb to the historic level: ** The average was created by Charles Dow and launched in 1896.
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Or George Washington Albright, the 15-year-old slave tiptoeing from cabin to cabin, spreading news of emancipation and beginning his climb to the Mississippi State Senate.
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With the introduction of the new airport train, named the University of Colorado A Line, management expects traffic will climb to 230,26 people daily by year's end.
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The temperature could climb to almost 122 degrees and the rocks were home to scorpions and vipers, including the rare, magnificent Vipera latastei, whose bite is lethal.
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The S&P 500 continues to climb to new highs, while its sister index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, also set a new high-water mark Monday.
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Others are also upbeat about the DAX, and DZ Bank Chief Investment Strategist Christian Kahler in Frankfurt expects the index to climb to record highs this year.
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The Pegulas, for example, have seen the value of the Bills climb to $23 billion in just two years, netting $260 million more than their initial investment.
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SOUTHOLD "Oysters on the North Fork," lighthouse keepers talk about oysters, their history and how they grow, with optional climb to the top of Horton Point Lighthouse.
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Bitcoin prices have suffered from the lack of new buyers in 2018, dropping by more than half this year after a climb to near $20,000 in December.
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The Australia-based analyst expects EU white sugar exports will climb to 3.50 million tonnes in 2017/18, up from 1.38 million tonnes in the prior season.
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When we finally reached the last half-mile, with its steep climb to the finish line at the Iwo Jima Memorial, Winfrey actually picked up the pace.
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As if the fluctuating weather weren't confusing enough, temperatures will climb to almost 27 degrees today, probably followed by above-average temperatures of near 27 on Wednesday.
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As there are many Congolese who continue to climb to the ranks of the middle class, the number of local people at Au Bon Pain keeps rising.
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That amount could climb to as much as $12.9 billion if Alibaba chooses to exercise an over-allotment option within 30 days of the start of trade.
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The next time Williams can attempt to equal Court's record at the Australian Open in January she would be 38, the climb to the summit ever steeper.
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The image above shows the journey she took with her 19-year-old daughter — a climb to the top of Aconcagua, the highest summit outside the Himalayas.
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So climb to the top of your favorite battery and open yourself to the sweeping, painted skies, set against a tiny profile of the distant Manhattan skyline.
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Reno, Nevada-based Tahoe was at $3.17 in early afternoon trade on New York, below the $3.40 bid, which could climb to $2213 on a conditional payment.
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It may seem like a steep hill to climb to achieve accurate representation, but Zablocki thinks inclusion riders might be the first step we need to take.
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Skies continue mostly cloudy as daytime highs climb to the low-to-mid 60s again, followed by very mild Tuesday night lows only dropping to near 50.
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A Short Hike can be finished pretty quickly as your only real objective is to climb to the top of the mountain of a wildlife park island.
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The U.S. currency, however, was broadly sold against its major rivals, which helped sterling climb to its highest level in more that six months on the greenback.
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Its budget deficit is now set to climb to 143 percent of gross domestic product, above a goal of 2.04 percent previously agreed with the European Commission.
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Joshua has plenty of rungs to climb to the championship, and perhaps can't yet be considered a top contender, but it's worth keeping an eye on him.
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Portfolio capital flows to emerging stock and bond markets were projected to climb to $208 billion next year, from $3663 billion this year and $100 billion in 2015.
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The reawakened anxieties caused Sentix's euro zone break-up index to climb to its highest since April 1.83, when investors feared a eurosceptic Le Pen presidency in France.
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Output in the Marcellus formation in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, the biggest shale gas play, was set to climb to 19.8 bcfd in August, a fifth consecutive increase.
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Trump is also improving his position in some battleground states though still faces a steep uphill climb to amassing the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency.
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The filmmakers installed remote-controlled cameras at the most difficult points of the climb to avoid distracting Honnold, and also set up zoom-lens cameras on the ground.
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Despite the recovery, the bank forecast that general government debt as a ratio of GDP would climb to 66.0 percent this year and to 70.2 percent in 2018.
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Revolut has been pitching investors in recent months on a deal that would raise about $150 million, but the total amount collected could now climb to $250 million.
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At a point of no return known as the "event horizon," the space-time curvature becomes so steep that signals can no longer climb to the outside world.
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It said lending was now on track to climb to more than $150 billion in support between the fiscal full-year of 2013 and the current fiscal year.
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She's looking through the window to confirm that there isn't a tree or a fire escape or any other way for someone to climb to the third floor.
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However, our economic outlook is not good — by 22019, the deficit is expected to climb to $1.2 trillion, or 4.5 percent of GDP, and will continue to grow.
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Team Ineos sports director Nicolas Portal said that Bernal would have liked the race to continue with one more hard climb to come before the finish in Tignes.
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He said at this point in 2012, Mitt Romney seemed to be in a similar position to Trump, with an uphill climb to the magic number of delegates.
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It can climb to well over 70,000 feet, making it an important asset in the effort to find and destroy senior ISIS fighters, safe houses and battle positions.
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Landa had beaten Froome on the climb to Peyragudes in the Pyrenees the previous week — leading to suggestions that he was challenging the Briton's authority in the team.
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The subindex for Thailand surged to 22 from 93 and the Philippines saw a climb to 29 from 22 while sentiment in Malaysia improved five notches to 277.
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The Chevy Bolt is meant to change all that, though it's going to be an uphill climb to convince the average buyer to even consider an electric car.
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On average, each community refrigerator site is visited by over 200 people a month - though that number can climb to about 1,000 visitors for busier locations, Wilhelmsen said.
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There have been 763 decrees under Act 22 and 528 under Act 20, but those numbers should climb to 4,1.73 and 3,500 respectively by 2024, the study estimates.
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Climb to the top of 1 World Trade Center in virtual reality with NYT VR. Looking east, toward Brooklyn, as Jimmy Chin (left) and Walsh climbed the spire.
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Bitcoin's decline following a climb to nearly $20,000 was directly tied to the launch of a futures market, according to research from the San Francisco Federal Reserve publishedMonday.
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Now, as U.S. auto sales climb to a record pace, many of these same dealers say they are begging for pick-up trucks and sport-utility vehicles. on.wsj.
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Lawn irrigation and maintenance accounts for an average of 30 percent of total household water use, but in dry or desert regions it can climb to 60 percent.
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We profiled Houseparty's climb to 1.2 million daily users as it becomes a laid-back "livechill" group alternative to exhausting performances on live broadcasting apps like Facebook Live.
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Despite being 3-4-1, the Bengals can climb to second place and be within half a game of first in the middling AFC North with a victory.
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But when Froome launched an attack on the final climb to the site of a remote hydroelectric dam with striking views of Mont Blanc, Quintana soon became detached.
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Despite being an expansion team, the Golden Knights have somehow managed to climb to the top of their division and position themselves for a run in the playoffs.
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Start the visit inside the studio designed by the architect Josep Lluís Sert, and then climb to the 18th-century villa where Miró's charcoal sketches graffiti the walls.
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This is a team that has seen significant players go down with injuries, that has obvious weaknesses, and that has nonetheless continued its precarious climb to the top.
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What's more, the company that owns the wind farm, Invenergy, was willing to let me climb to the top of one of their towers after a safety briefing.
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Her climb to the top and her 12-year tenure have proven her a masterful political practitioner, one who has seized opportunity, eliminated opponents and sustained popular support.
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Concussion rates for girls in that age group climb to 213.2 cases for each 212,22015 people in the fall from just 216 cases per 22010,22015 in the summer.
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The amount of time children spent in ORR facilities started to climb, to an average of 220 days, before ORR began easing the requirements after a public outcry.
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EasyJet jumped more than 6% early in Monday's session to around £11.21 and continued its steady climb to trade at £11.27 Wednesday afternoon, defying losses throughout the sector.
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Even on the playground, she said, boys are told to climb to the top of the monkey bars and jump off, while girls are told to be careful.
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FAYENCE, France (Reuters) - Briton Simon Yates attacked in the penultimate climb to claim the sixth stage of Paris-Nice as Julian Alaphilippe's overall lead came under threat on Friday.
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The U.S. government forecasts that the nation's production will climb to 11 million barrels a day by late 2000, a level that would rival Russia, the world's top producer.
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Earlier this week while speaking at Recode's Code Conference, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said T-Mobile and Sprint will have "tough hill to climb" to complete the merger.
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The new credit lines through state-run banks could climb to 70 billion reais ($17.2 billion) and will focus on corporate lending, a government source told Reuters on Thursday.
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Galan said last year he expected core earnings to rise more than 13 percent to over 9 billion euros, and net profit to climb to around 3 billion euros.
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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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Kami Rita first scaled the world&aposs highest peak at age 24 and has made the climb to the 8,850-meter (29,035-foot) summit almost every year since then.
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The surplus capacity of potash, also known as potassium, over demand is 16.6 million tonnes this year and may climb to 18.4 million tonnes in 2018, according to BMO.
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With the GLD near $135, that represented a bet that the ETF could climb to the $145 level by the end of October, a move of more than 7%.
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Mining companies were the top sectoral gainers, with the FTSE 350 Mining index rising nearly 1 percent as a weaker dollar helped copper prices climb to two-week highs.
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U.S. oil output, including natural gas liquids (NGLs) and other hydrocarbons, will climb to 19.6 million bpd by 2024 from 15.5 million last year, the Paris-based agency said.
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Arizona can still be the No. 1 seed if Carolina loses, and Seattle can climb to the fifth seed (and a cushy date against Washington) with a Minnesota loss.
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If you got yourself in a position where you needed to rely on someone else to make ends meet, it's going to be a difficult climb to financial stability.
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Either Sears' price is going to climb to our assessment of intrinsic value, or we are wrong about that value and it will decline toward the current stock price.
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The bank's head of economic research, Tulio Maciel, said the bank expects net debt to climb to 46.2 percent in 2016 if the government meets its primary deficit goal.
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Regional oil prices in the Permian basin have come under pressure this month as production has continued to climb to fresh peaks and inventories edge higher, market participants said.
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Unfortunately, despite its nearly 17 percent climb to start 2019, traders aren't convinced sunny skies are ahead for the company, said "Fast Money" and "Options Action" trader Dan Nathan.
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This camp won the day in December, when projections published by the Fed suggested that the federal funds rate would climb to 1.25-1.5% by the end of 2016.
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Tourists often climb to the 924-metre (3,000-foot) summit of the volcano and peer into its crater, with small puffs of molten rock regularly blasted into the sky.
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Mielke also said benchmark Malaysian crude palm oil prices are expected to climb to 2,900 ringgit to 3,000 ringgit a tonne in the fourth quarter or in early 2017.
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As my colleague Sharon Otterman reported, the design element that distinguishes the library — cascading indoor terraces connected by stairs — cannot be reached by people who cannot climb to them.
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The state removed more than 2202,2628 people from the Medicaid rolls, with some estimates saying that number could climb to 28500,6900 when the requirements are fully implemented in 2628.
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The challenge, Dr. Goodall said, will be watching whether the pay of those women continues to keep pace with their male colleagues' as they climb to more senior ranks.
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The Kansas City Royals visited the White House on Thursday to commemorate last year's World Series crown, but they face an uphill climb to get back to the postseason.
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SOUTHOLD "The Commodore, a Tragedy on the Long Island Sound," lighthouse keeper's talk with guided tour of the Nautical Museum and optional climb to the top of lighthouse tower.
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Forsberg thought about competing in a more profitable sport like NASCAR, but he was deterred by the number of levels you have to climb to reach the Spring Cup.
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The dynamic is taking place against a backdrop of a very busy market for international tourism, which the World Tourism Organization expects to climb to 1.8 billion by 2030.
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Every day you work in any job is another day you are strengthening those "work muscles" that you'll need if you hope to climb to a position of leadership.
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The cost would climb to 1.4 trillion euros, or roughly 10 percent of annual gross domestic product (GDP) in the 28-member EU bloc, under the more dire scenario.
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In good weather, she loves to climb to the top of a hill behind her house, from which you can see the mountains that stretch along the Czech border.
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Weekly jobless claims rose to 281,000 nationally the week ending on March 14, and Goldman Sachs estimated the number would climb to 2.25 million from March 15 to 21.
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African Immigrants Find an Open Door at a Bronx College Bronx Community College has seen its enrollment of African students climb to nearly 27,219 from 215 a decade ago.
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Wheels In a land where trucks often start at large and climb to supersize, the new hot thing is not an overpowered dreadnought but a midsize pickup from Jeep.
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The roster's other area of concern is Paxton, who saw his E.R.A. climb to 4.34 after allowing six runs in four and one-third innings, including three home runs.
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Along those lines but available to us all without the days-long walk through a desert or blinding climb to a mountaintop: a float in a sensory deprivation tank.
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In low-cost places, like Valdosta, Ga., the minimum wage would climb to $9.25, or 15 percent below the $10.90 national average minimum wage that workers in Flagstaff, Ariz.
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For decades, a pile of money that would climb to $160 billion was managed out of a decrepit warren within the Municipal Building on Centre Street in Lower Manhattan.
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AROUND THE N.H.L. John Tavares and Ryan Strome each had a goal and an assist to help the visiting Islanders beat the Winnipeg Jets, 6-20023, and climb to .
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There are not enough jobs at a higher level for them to climb to a less demanding job, and so they join the ranks of the unemployed or underemployed.
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But for me, a 35-year veteran of the financial world, the Dow Jones industrial average's recent climb to a new five-digit peak sent me back in time.
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Alibaba has raised at least $11.3 billion from the secondary listing and that amount could climb to as much as $12.9 billion if an over-allotment option is exercised.
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Similar in design to other battle royale games, like Fortnite and PUBG, this game is a competitive shooter where you only get one chance to climb to the top.
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Though Republicans have used the killing to try to gain momentum in the fight, they'll face an uphill climb to get the six Democratic votes needed to move forward.
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Still, however they may be buoyed by a Macron victory, the young liberals will have a steep hill to climb to achieve a broad consensus for closer EU integration.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has previously said services revenue could climb to $50 billion by 2020, but iPhone sales were essentially flat year over year for the June quarter.
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The San Francisco-based company's climb to fame is a result of its financial transaction technology, enabling small businesses to accept card payments through its software and hardware products.
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U.S. energy production, driven by shale oil, is expected to climb to a record high by 2021, capping any recovery in prices, the International Energy Agency said this week.
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Entry-level rates start at $169 in low season such as winter but climb to a starting price ranging between $200 and $250 in busier times such as spring.
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Paul George scored 32 points and Jeff Teague 23 for Indiana, which showed more fight but now has a steep hill to climb to get back into the series.
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" The Kickstarter has a steep hill to climb to fund the pilot episode of the series, which Reid says will cost $85033,000 for "storyboards, recording, animation and sound design.
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Mr. González said the path on a recent climb to a glacier called Yanamarey would not be so taxing, by his standards — a round-trip journey of 10 hours.
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Since 2005, that's the seventh-most points in the league and if the Ducks go another round, he should climb to fourth behind Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Patrick Kane.
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The U.S. government has said shale production is expected to climb to over 8 million barrels per day (bpd) for the first time on record by the end of December.
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The interior is spotless, with a ladder extending up through a hole in the ceiling that can be used to climb to the very top of the 24-story tower.
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After closing, Fitch's expects core capital levels to climb to the mid-to-high-8% range into 2017, as earnings retention is expected to outpace shareholder distributions and asset growth.
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According to the products association, pet owners spent $20143 billion on veterinary bills in 2017, a number that is expected to climb to just shy of $19 billion this year.
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Based on Jefferies' estimates, upping the price point could lead to 300 basis points of earnings expansion over the five years and its shares would climb to $155 by 2024.
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Barring injury, he should climb to fourth place by season's end and trail only Clyde Drexler (18,040, 1983-95), LaMarcus Aldridge (12,562, 2006-15) and Terry Porter (11,330, 1985-95).
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Britain's Team Sky rider Froome struggled on the special category climb to Alto de los Machucos, with Italy's Vincenzo Nibali cutting his overall lead by 42 seconds to 1:16.
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Gold reversed overnight losses to climb to $1,255 an ounce, its highest in a week as traders took advantage of the fall in the dollar, the shiny stuff's underlying currency.
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The write-in, unmoderated naming allowed for a litany of 9/11 jokes, garbage sexual innuendos about your grandmother, and Holocaust jokes to climb to the top of the list.
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RBC Capital Markets Head of Commodity Strategy and CNBC Contributor Helima Croft predicts prices will climb to the low $60s within months — a nearly 20 percent move from current levels.
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Having been named as Mr Nakamoto once before, unconvincingly, Mr Wright has a steep hill to climb to convince the world that he is indeed who he claims to be.
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A new space shuttle launched over the Atlantic, just eight hundredths of a second behind schedule, flying 70 miles downrange before it vanished from sight in its climb to space.
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Even in the base-case model, losses could climb to 8% on some of the more aggressive deals, Morgan Stanley said in an open call with market participants on Tuesday.
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Revenue is expected to climb to $9.84 billion for the period, from $7.01 billion a year earlier, based on the average estimate of Wall Street analysts who cover the stock.
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It had been widely anticipated that Froome would try to use the climb to widen his lead over Nairo Quintana, the Colombian climber who is seen as his strongest challenger.
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High-quality cyclical stocks like Nucor's make up Wall Street's most wanted going into 2018, so much so that Nucor could climb to $70 in the near future, Cramer predicted.
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On the surface, the climb to 23.8 percent would indicate a clear path for the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee to continue on its trajectory of slow, steady rate hikes.
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They note that when he ran for attorney general last year one of his campaign ads criticized politicians who used elected office as a "ladder" to climb to higher posts.
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O'Rourke still faces a tough climb to beat Cruz, but many Democrats believe his dynamic grassroots campaigning has provided the party a pathway toward restoring its competitiveness in the state.
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All of this is to explain why I'm on the motorcycle, struggling to climb to the top of this mountain, the countryside laid out to my left like a quilt.
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They reached the foot of the penultimate ascent, a 13-km climb to the Col de la Forclaz at an average gradient of 7.9 percent, with a 13-minute advantage.
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This led to global transport authorities ordering about 100 million inflators to be recalled and Reuters said industry sources estimated costs for the recall could climb to about $10 billion.
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Beef exports from the world's No. 4 exporter during 2017/18 may climb to 1.035 million tonnes, ABARES said, up 3.5 percent from its March forecast of 1 million tonnes.
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The moves in the week's final day of trading bring the 10-year yield's week-to-date climb to over 30 basis points, its largest such move since November 1.83.
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Only the US and three other countries spend at least the expected 2 percent of GDP on defense, although NATO leadership claims that number will soon climb to eight members.
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I only believe this because the statues is gold and underneath there are people trying to climb to get to the top and be as wealthy as the higher class.
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The celebrations are expected to become a regular thing for Andreescu, who pundits predict will soon climb to number one in the world rankings and win many more Grand Slams.
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Beijing, meanwhile, allowed the tightly managed currency to climb to its highest point since July, after fixing the yuan's trading-band midpoint at its firmest in more than five months.
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The Dutch rider Tom Dumoulin put in a perfect performance on the tough climb to Oropa to win the 14th stage of the Giro d'Italia and extend his overall lead.
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The horror-thriller is expected to earn an estimated $21 million from Friday to Sunday, and then climb to around $2000 million by the end of Monday's Labor Day holiday.
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"Once mortgage rates climb to 5 or 5.5 percent, we are going to start to see the lock-in effect really take hold," said Svenja Gudell, chief economist at Zillow.
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Bangladesh's economic growth soared by 7.28 percent in the financial year that ended in June 2017 and its population is expected to climb to over 185 million people by 2030.
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U.S. military aid to the Baltic nations of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania — three NATO members that border Russia — will climb to $175 million for 2020, Estonia's defense ministry said Monday.
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Earth sign Capricorn is all about success, but how can we climb to the top of anything if we aren't supported or if we don't have a sturdy home base?
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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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As a result, the average monthly payment for a new vehicle continued to climb to a new high of $554 and to a record $391 for used vehicles, according to Experian.
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Goffin, 25, who reached his first Masters 1000 semi-final in Indian Wells two weeks ago, is projected to climb to a career-high 13th in the world rankings on Monday.
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The minimums would drop Massachusetts — where the statewide rate will climb to $11 an hour next year — from the top spot, according to the Economic Policy Institute, which tracks wage laws.
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While no commitments have been made, the early moves by these governors demonstrate the steep hill some of them need to climb to connect with donors outside of their individual states.
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Michael D'Antonio, author of a recent book "The Truth About Trump" said the President's obsessive desire for recognition was on display through his long climb to prominence as a business tycoon.
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The Bucks have a much bigger hill to climb to gain a playoff spot but have won four of five to get within 5 1/33 games of the eighth spot.
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Despite Trump's steep climb to win 13,237 delegates before the Cleveland convention, Brookover insisted a contested convention simply wouldn't happen and that Trump was on a "glide path" to the nomination.
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ABOUT THE HEAT (18-30): Miami still has a long way to climb to reach one of the top eight spots in the East but is embracing that as a goal.
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If Alexander Wang's fall 2018 show was all about the climb to becoming a CEO, his patriotic 'Collection 1' celebrated his parents' version of "Immigrant Americana" that made his dream possible.
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Saskatchewan, with a population 1.1 million, expects total public debt to climb to C$14.8 billion, up C$1.2 billion, by the end of the fiscal year on March 31, 2017.
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The team of Australian scientists say that the Western Pacific is a hotspot for tracking rising sea levels, with residents in the remote communities constantly having to climb to higher elevations.
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Science season in Antarctica begins in November, when noontime temperatures at McMurdo Station climb to a balmy 18 degrees Fahrenheit and the sun hangs in the sky all day and night.
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Health care and education, which combines everything from outpatient care and social assistance to teachers and professors, posted a net gain of 55,203 jobs, bringing its 12-month climb to 522,000.
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Under the plan, Mexican crude output is due to climb to some 2.624 million barrels bpd by the end of 733, while gas production will also rise by about 50 percent.
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LA24's unveiling of their modest plan comes as the IOC urges organisers of the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games to trim a budget that was threatening to climb to $26.36 billion.
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Still, this lawmaker said GOP senators are ready to help Ryan out even if it means they shoulder the blame for killing a bill that faces a steep climb to enactment.
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If signed into law by Trump, as expected, the legislation would add significantly to federal budget deficits that already were projected to climb to $634.53 trillion annually in the short term.
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She says that "while millions of families count on Latinas and black women to deliver financially, they face a steeper climb to provide that financial security" due to bias and discrimination.
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For T Magazine's The Greats issue, the rapper spoke with bestselling author Roxane Gay about her climb to the top and the factors that have set her apart from her competition.
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Japan, who captured five straight Olympic golds from 1960 to 1976, did climb to the top of the podium in Athens in 2004 but that was during the pre-Uchimura era.
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Just as the Bronx has seen an explosion in its African population, Bronx Community College has seen its enrollment of African students climb to nearly 1,000 from 200 a decade ago.
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Cisco estimates that by 2020 global IP traffic will climb to 2.3ZB as more than one billion new internet users get online, bringing the global internet community to 4.1 billion people.
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Among Mr. Puryear's best-known works is "Ladder for Booker T. Washington" (1996), a serpentine wood structure that seems to stretch to infinity, suggesting the long — potentially elusive — climb to success.
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From nearly zero in 22020, Indonesia's NPI output climbed to 240,2000 tonnes a year in 2018 and could climb to as much as 530,000 tonnes in 2020, according to analysts' estimate.
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From nearly zero in 22020, Indonesia's NPI output climbed to 240,2000 tonnes a year in 2018 and could climb to as much as 530,000 tonnes in 2020, according to analysts' estimate.
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Gundlach, who said that the US 10-Year yield could climb to 3.5% and the 30-Year rate could hit 4%, also said higher rates will hurt the big auto companies.
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However, after disappointing performances in Iowa and New Hampshire, that idea could be falling apart as it could be an uphill climb to take home the Palmetto State on Feb. 29.
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In this brave memoir, Keaton takes a long, hard look at her relationship with her younger brother, Randy, whose descent into mental illness parallels her climb to the stratosphere of stardom.
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Given the cracked tarmac, occasional mud puddles and tricky four-step climb to a latrine at the court, Ms. Bormann gave up wearing her Christian Louboutin heels at Guantánamo years ago.
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He has promised that sales will climb to more than 500,000 vehicles a year once the Model 3 is rolling, a big leap from the 24.3,000 that Tesla sold last year.
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One of the boats at the Magic Kingdom in Orlando started taking on water, which meant everyone onboard had to trek through the water, and try to climb to dryer conditions.
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He said output would rise to 300,000-370,000 barrels per day (bpd) by the end of this year, and could climb to 450,000 bpd if plans for an expansion project proceeded.
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It'll be an uphill climb to regain the House majority, but Democrats point to the historical trend that the party of the incumbent president typically loses House seats in midterm elections.
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The castle where we first see Jaufré, and later Clémence, here becomes a movable, elevated bridge that looks a little like the mobile stairs you sometimes climb to board an airplane.
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VW's namesake brand expects its operating profit margin to climb to between 4 and 5 percent this year, a range it is also targeting for 2020, the carmaker said on Wednesday.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump faces an uphill climb to re-election in 2020 against a slate of prominent potential Democratic hopefuls, according to new polling from CNN conducted by SSRS.
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From there, he moved up to be a military pilot, then a test pilot, then, of course, to be an astronaut, each step vital to helping him climb to the top.
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And yet the losses are mounting: In 2017, the company lost nearly $1 billion, a figure that will climb to more than $1.5 billion this year, according to the firm BTIG.
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Irrespective of the president, both Mr. Hogan and Mr. Weld would most likely face a serious uphill climb to win over Republican voters, given their differences with much of the base.
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But at the start of the week, it looked like Jackson, a revered combat surgeon, would continue his climb to the top as the leader of the government's second-largest bureaucracy.
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However, a backhand volley into the net from Raonic allowed Murray to climb to the top of the pile and celebrate a winning start to his renewed coaching relationship with Ivan Lendl.
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The company's monthly production of 737's has gone from 47 last year to its current rate of 52 and is expected to climb to 57 by the end of next year.
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But, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has fallen in the past year against expectations it would climb to 2.75 percent by now - over 100 basis points higher than where it is.
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UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY ELECTS ECUADOR MINISTER NEXT PRESIDENT According to ASKfm, the climb to the summit was considered a success and all the climbers were able to make it down relatively unharmed.
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SPREADS: This helped the premium of cash copper over the three-month contract climb to its highest in over a month at nearly $12 despite a recent surge in inventories.
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Italian Fabio Aru claimed the overall leader's yellow jersey as previous leader Froome could not sustain the pace in the final few hundred metres up a steep climb to the finish line.
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Kansas used a string of 16 unanswered points down the stretch to climb to 21-6, while improving to 10-4 in the Big 12 while chasing their 14th consecutive league title.
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But the real money was at home in New York, where he would soon return to begin his climb to the top of the city's powerful Democratic machine known as Tammany Hall.
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Any initial government reluctance to privatize public assets seems to have dissipated, not least because Greece has such a steep hill to climb to get its debt-ridden economy back on track.
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"Our call volume has increased dramatically, and that's not just a spike—it's been a steady climb to where it is now," Rob Weeks, president of Vancouver's fire association, told VICE News.
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Contador and Valverde launched an old school attack early on, pulling away from the pack and catching a big group of breakaway riders on the climb to the Port de la Bonaigua.
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Calmejane of Direct Energie kept his strategy close to his chest in the day's breakaway, but barely looked back after pulling away in the 11.7-km climb to La Combe de Laisia.
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Italy's public debt, proportionally the highest in the euro zone after Greece's, will hit a record 133.8 percent of GDP this year and climb to 134.8 percent in 2020, the OECD said.
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Sure, in later years, Bill and new wife, Hillary Clinton, would talk the populist talk as they began their climb to power in Arkansas politics on the road to the White House.
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Oscar hangs the majority of its success on those exchanges and it was the ACA that helped Oscar climb to its nearly three billion dollar valuation when it launched four years ago.
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Like anybody else in the business of politics, it's natural for him to consider trying to climb to the pinnacle of the profession and become the most powerful man in the world.
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Australia's LNG exports are forecast to climb to 74 million tonnes in the year to end-June 2019, from 63.8 million tonnes forecast for this year and 52 million tonnes last year.
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The Dow Jones industrial average will likely hit 20,103 in January and will probably climb to 30,000 in the next four to five years, investment expert Nancy Tengler told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Chief Executive Ignacio Galan said last year he expected core earnings to rise more than 13 percent to over 9 billion euros, and net profit to climb to around 3 billion euros.
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Below is a list of facts about the index and its climb to 22,0003: ** The Dow first closed above 21,000 on March 1, 2017, when it ended the trading day at 21,115.55.
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Inflation in the U.S. could climb to "surprisingly high" levels in the next two years if global growth holds up after the Federal Reserve stops raising interest rates, according to Credit Suisse.
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Michelle Obama says she had to fight past a barrage of criticism on her way to the White House, which she attributes to the mountain black women must climb to become beloved.
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A 3-pointer by Tatum in the final minute of the third period increased the Boston advantage to 80-73, giving the Pacers an uphill climb to make in the fourth quarter.
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The trucker employee shortfall was expected to reach a record 50,700 last year, and possibly climb to 174,000 by 2026, according to a report published in October by the American Trucking Associations.
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But while the week began with evidence of Democratic division, it ended with a retirement that could cost Republicans a swing district, potentially making the climb to a majority a seat steeper.
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Ken Hoexter and Ariel Rosa, two research analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, wrote in a July 25 research note to investors that they expect share prices to climb to $130.
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SAN ANTONIO — When Chris Doyle learned that his health insurance deductible would climb to $10,000 last year, he and his wife, both evangelical Christians, "spent a couple weeks just praying," he said.
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The Paris-based IEA revised down its 2019 demand growth estimate by 100,000 barrels to 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd), but said it would climb to 1.4 million bpd for 2020.
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As you pick up more Marks during your climb to raid readiness, visit the Tower frequently and grab additional Light 350 pieces, at least until your own Light rises above that threshold.
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But the climb to the top is steep, and even the head of its technical department, Pat Symonds, is making no promises, saying that this season has not turned out as planned.
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It's a steep climb to the top, where it's only one room deep, but the view and being ensconced in cupolas mimicking Krishna's crown are worth it (entrance: 50 rupees for foreigners).
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Ms. Glen, the deputy mayor, said the young women in business she mentors are growing impatient with the slow, halting climb to the top of corporate America and are choosing entrepreneurship instead.
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General Electric reported quarterly results on Wednesday that illustrated how far it has fallen, and the steep hill the company — once a titan of American industry — must climb to turn itself around.
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Indonesia, which has a population of over 270 million and the biggest economy in Southeast Asia, has seen the number of reported coronavirus infections climb to 686 while 55 people have died.
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Google One's climb to the top of the charts in 2019 was also a change from past years, where the top charts were dominated by dating and entertainment apps, Sensor Tower noted.
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The gains on those shares is taxed as income, and the tax bill can easily climb to hundreds of thousands of dollars for early employees at a successful startup, say tax experts.
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For example, cutting down a few trees here or there may not be a problem but several clear-cutting projects in close proximity may leave animals nowhere to climb to escape predators.
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From ground level, the Arcadian quality to our suburban neighborhood holds fast; climb to the top of one of our pine trees, and you are reminded of the source of our wealth.
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Perched on a hillside near the main train station, Ahyeon-dong is a warren of steep, narrow streets, many of which end in long staircases that residents climb to reach their homes.
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Lee and Moas both reason that bitcoin can climb to those levels if even a fraction of the trillions of dollars in gold or other traditional investments move into the digital currency.
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Even cutting the climb to the top, this ride is hard and pretty technical, and I'm struggling to keep up with the guys who are much faster than me on the downhills.
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In fact, the latest data from the state indicate the program is nearly $7 billion over budget and that number is expected to climb to more than $8 billion by year's end.
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Though it might feel as nippy as 210 degrees with the wind this morning, highs will climb to 230 later today — and the sunshine is here to stay for the foreseeable future.
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After one or two minutes, the voice on the air traffic control recording requested to remain on the same path as the runway and to climb to 14,000 feet, the source said.
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In 2003, taxpayers in Glendale, Arizona, spent roughly $13 million on a new hockey arena—an amount that will climb to almost $224 million when construction bonds are fully paid off in 2033.
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Always knowing what to play next has helped Spotify climb to 159 million monthly active users (up 29 percent year-over-year) and 71 million paying subscribers (up 203 percent year-over-year).
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The antitrust clearance means the new group will have combined sales of 4.5 billion euros, which the group expects to climb to over 5.5 billion by 2020 with 30 percent coming from online.
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The British currency GBP=D210 slid 25 percent to $83 in London trading, its lowest since last Thursday and a striking reversal from Tuesday climb to $28, its strongest since the Brexit referendum.
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Analysts at Bank of America dialed back expectations on Wednesday that prices could climb to $95 per barrel "after the most sizable oil price corrections in recent memory," according to a research note.
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Despite his victory Tuesday night in the New Hampshire primary, Bernie Sanders still faces an uphill climb to win the Democratic nomination and if successful could well lose to President Trump this fall.
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Marko, a mountain guide, then invited me to climb to a high point in the resort, 8,274-foot Pribreg mountain, where we could find the longest, most challenging runs back to the base.
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For instance, the researchers have been trying to create an AI that can learn to navigate the virtual world and climb to the highest point using the same reasoning that a human might.
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The number of immigrants arrested or turned away at the southern border has continued to climb to levels not seen for years, according to new Department of Homeland Security data obtained by Axios.
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They said in a note that the deposit rate would climb to minus 20 basis points next year, possibly delivered in two 10 bps increases in the second and fourth quarter of 2018.
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Not only does Zika live and grow in some men's testes, but the viral load can continue to climb to a level much higher than was originally found at the time of infection.
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Sterling will probably climb to levels above $1.35 if the central bank only unveils a 25 basis point rate cut, Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist for Mizuho Securities, said in a research note.
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"He transitioned from the high performance climb to the Split S too low and too fast, and by not deselecting his afterburners during the maneuver, he continued to accelerate," the Navy report said.
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Billionaire value investor Mario Gabelli said on Thursday's "Halftime Report" that investors should be buying shares of Walt Disney, as he believes the stock could climb to $200 per share in two years.
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Payments on the city's long-term general obligation and revenue debt, including airport and water and sewer bonds, will climb to just over $2 billion in fiscal 2019 from $1.89 billion this year.
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Meanwhile, luxury automaker Ferrari has been revving its engines over the past 14 months, seeing its stock double and climb to all-time highs, but Cramer admits he may have missed the ride.
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Luxury automaker Ferrari has been revving its engines over the past 14 months, seeing its stock double and climb to all-time highs, but Jim Cramer admits he may have missed the ride.
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Cryptocurrency marketplace NiceHash has reported that nearly $70 million in bitcoin has been swiped from its service by hackers, a revelation that comes as bitcoin continues to climb to new heights of value.
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This week has seen iron ore prices soar nearly 20 percent in its biggest daily gain since 2009, copper climb to a four-week high, and gold hover at a 13-month peak.
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And so while Apple TV+ at least has a solid base camp from which to make the uphill climb to compete with Netflix, Facebook Watch feels like it's tripping over its own feet.
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Ico played out like a 3D platform game — you could run, jump, and climb to reach new areas — but the twist was that Yorda couldn't do any of these actions on her own.
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Houston (39-25) is finally catching up to the pace set by their star guard, and with improved health they have won six straight games to climb to third in the Western Conference.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — Mountaineers were dubious in June, when Dinesh and Tarakeshwari Rathod announced that they had achieved a lifelong goal, becoming the first Indian couple to climb to the summit of Mount Everest.
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"As Canadian vehicle sales continue to climb to record highs, much of the growth has recently shifted to leasing, prompting a moderation in auto loan growth," Scotiabank's auto industry specialist Carlos Gomes said.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates look to continue their climb to a spot in the postseason when they visit the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday afternoon for the middle contest of their three-game set.
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His unfavorable rating would climb to more than 60 percent, his low favorable ratings would collapse even further, and he would probably face one or more major resignations in protest from his cabinet.
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Slovak Sagan perfectly timed his effort in the final climb to pip France's Julian Alaphilippe (Etixx-Quick Step) and Spain's Alejandro Valverde (Movistar) and take the overall leader's yellow jersey from Mark Cavendish.
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But while Australia suffers from wheat production downgrades, global output in 2019/20 is expected to climb to a record high of 768.1 million tonnes, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates.
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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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That means there was a built-in delay of about 20 minutes, and then firefighters would still have to climb to the attic with hundreds of pounds of equipment to battle the flames.
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Michael Ray released his debut in 2015 but didn't get much traction until late last year, when its slow-burning come-on "Think a Little Less" began its climb to country radio ubiquity.
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"House Democrats were braced for a rough night in California that would steepen their climb to the majority," said former Representative Steve Israel, a Democrat who previously ran his party's House campaign arm.
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The Saints often deployed both defensive tackles (David Onyemata and Tyeler Davison) as 2-techniques (head up on the guards), limiting the ability of Rams' interior linemen to climb to the second level.
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It was meant to bring meritocracy to the game: "If you can climb to the top, you'll unlock access to the Fortnite World Cup Online Open tournaments," Epic wrote in its announcement post.
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Released from jail with neither a job nor permission to leave a hometown brimming with addicted relatives and friends, he faces challenges that illustrate just how steep the climb to sobriety can be.
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New York, in April, became the first state to offer free tuition at all public two-year and four-year institutions, with an income cap that will climb to $2000,000 over three years.
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Recovering from a lackluster qualifying effort, Newman finished fifth at Richmond Raceway to climb to ninth in the Playoff standings, 14 points to the good over 13th-place Alex Bowman with the Sept.
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But that could climb to 0003% for income between $12,400 and $18,243; 2706% on $270,2401 to $212,21; 5003% on $2500,2401 to $285,568; and then up to 40.7% on income between $34,568 and $43,706.
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It's estimated the average NFL head coaching salary is roughly $249 million to $22013 million, but it could climb to as high as $10 million with Rhule's deal, according to one sports agent.
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Hurricane Florence Two South Carolina mental health patients drowned in a prison transport van when floodwater from Hurricane Florence overtook the vehicle -- but the two deputies transporting them managed to climb to safety.
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Control of the Senate is up for grabs, though Democrats face a steep climb to regain the majority as they have 10 seats in states President Donald Trump won that they must defend.
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The cost of the fare would cost a minimum A$17.39, according to the state government's taxi fare rates, but could climb to at least A$223, according to the private Taxi Fare Calculator.
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It's a bit of a climb to get in — thank the Lincoln lords for including power-deployed running boards to provide a nice step up to the cabin — but the view is worth it.
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So if you accept that the Rangers' offense will fade but the goaltending has room to climb to its usual numbers, then maybe the Rangers make all the sense in the world after all.
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The White House Office of Management and Budget projects the deficit to top $1 trillion this year, while the Congressional Budget Office expects it to climb to $900 billion by the end of 2019.
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Players that wanted to boost their character's Light level, which is determined by averaging out the Light of all equipped gear, found the final climb to Destiny's maximum Light a slow and arduous process.
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"States have been creative, but it's a tough, steep hill to climb" to deal with the price increases, Trish Riley, executive director of the National Academy for State Health Policy, told The Hill Extra.
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For an even better vantage, climb to the top of Torre Campanaria (free), an 265th-century brick bell tower beside the square that affords visitors unobstructed views across the terra-cotta rooftops and beyond.
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If passed by the Senate and signed into law by Trump, the legislation would add significantly to annual federal budget deficits that already were projected to climb to $634.53 trillion in the short-term.
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While names in the energy, healthcare and telecom sectors are known for their dividend payouts, non-traditional names like retailers Staples and Kohl's have seen their dividend yields climb to, or near, record highs.
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Three-foot-wide brick piers will climb to the roofline, which will be topped with a flat ribbon of gray-colored metal — a modernist riff on the elaborate cast-iron cornices in the area.
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In fact, the firm said that in a best-case scenario that includes passage of tax reform and the earnings benefits it should bring, the could climb to 3,300 by the end of 2018.
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Domestic production last year averaged 9.3 million barrels a day, and the Energy Department projects that the figure will climb to 10.3 million barrels a day this year, surpassing the record set in 1970.
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Read: New Haven K73 overdoses climb to over 100: "I'm afraid it's going to mess people up" Six more employees from two prisons in Pennsylvania reported similar symptoms of nausea and dizziness on Wednesday.
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Coupang, which has secured $3 billion in investment from SoftBank and its Vision Fund, has seen deliveries climb to 3 million daily since mid-February from around 2.2 million per day late last year.
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The same forces that have allowed Thunberg and her message to climb to global virality are, in the hands of those who wish to discredit the teenager, the best weapon to use against her.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - At least 13 people were killed in battles between rival gangs in two states in central and western Mexico, officials said on Wednesday, as murders climb to record levels this year.
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War on the peninsula is a nightmare for China that could lead to at least one million casualties, according to some estimates, ravage the Koreas and set back Beijing's climb to global pre-eminence.
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Fanny McConnell, his second wife, was pretty, extremely competent, and bright and ambitious enough to sustain Ellison as he made his long climb to the top of the literary mountain and the social ladder.
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I press down every window to make sure it's tight, and cancel a run with my neighbor after work because neither of us wants to even walk the slight uphill climb to the park.
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And regardless of what happens to this caravan, future Central American asylum seekers, including families and children, are going to have a steep uphill climb to be allowed to stay in the United States.
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A 3-pointer from Penn's Jackson Donahue ended the Oregon State run and began a Quakers' comeback that saw them climb to within 50-45 on a layup by Woods with 10:42 to play.
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When he gets downhill in the pick-and-roll, forces help, and draws fouls (his current free-throw rate is nearly 10 points higher than his career playoff average), the Cavaliers climb to another level.
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Highlights included Apple's miss on iPhone sales, Facebook's climb to 1.59 billion users and $5.8 billion in revenue, as well as VMware's announcement that it will lay off 800 in preparation for the Dell acquisition.
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It has been a steady march upward, making that climb to $10B faster than any software company ever and CEO and chairman Marc Benioff had every right to crow about it in the earnings call.
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Temperatures around the Salton Sea can climb to over 120 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer — in 1902, the nearby town of Volcano set an all-time US heat record for the month of June: 129.
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In the decade to come, we will see the Matrix FinTech Index continue to climb to new heights as the existing fintechs surge in value and as we add many more fintechs to the Index.
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Whatever the case, the apartment market is starting to cool slightly, as thousands of brand new, albeit mostly luxury, units come on line and occupancies start to level off from their climb to historic highs.
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China has a quarter of a billion people aged 60 or over, and by 2050, that number is set to climb to almost half a billion, or 35% of the population, according to government estimates.
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U.S. crude and Brent were both more than 1 percent higher at $46.41 and $48.80 a barrel respectively, copper was steady while gold snapped a three-day losing streak to climb to $1,269 an ounce.
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A climb to the top of the tower that Andrew Haddow's grandfather helped build more than a half-century ago reveals that the once remote research outpost now is entirely surrounded by Uganda's urban centers.
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New York's heat index was 100 F (38 C) and forecast to rise to 110 F (43 C), and Washington's was 106 F (41 C), expected to climb to 111 F (44 C), Lamers said.
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The one attraction I paid for was to climb to the top of the Hallgrímskirkja church, and the incredible view from there of the city and its vibrant rooftops was well worth the $230 ticket.
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But having skied and shot superbly until that point, Fourcade missed his last two shots, incurring two minutes in penalties and giving himself a mountain to climb to get back in contention for the gold.
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Toll Brothers (TOL) could climb to $40 per share or more from Friday's close near $29, according to Barron's, which points to the home builder's successful expansion into the New York City luxury condominium market.
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The numbers: Arkansas removed more than 21625,2900 people from the Medicaid rolls in the first three months, with some estimates saying that number could climb to 220006,2202 when the requirements are fully implemented in 2628.
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Market expectations that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's administration will increase spending and accelerate inflation, leading to higher interest rates, helped the dollar climb to a five-month peak against the yen of 109.34 overnight.
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Climb to the town's apex to find Auditorium Horszowski, an open-air theater whose grass-covered steps are flanked by a faded-pink oratory and a soaring brick bell tower dating to the 1333th century.
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TONY BENNETT CELEBRATES 90 (Thursday) Tony Bennett, whose life began in the Jazz Age, has witnessed the birth of rock 'n' roll, the fall of disco and hip-hop's fast climb to pop cultural primacy.
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She realized that in the time it had taken to drive to the building and climb to the top she had conditioned herself to fully accept a daughter who would find herself in such surroundings.
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The CPI (consumer price index) print for September hit 3 percent and the expectation is that it may climb to 3.1 percent in October before leveling off again once currency related passthrough effects start subsiding.
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The renewed concerns over the future of the European Union prompted Sentix's euro zone break-up index to climb to its highest level since April 2017 — when France's Marine Le Pen campaigned for the presidency.
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The election, in which the couple's victory and Mr. Ortega's third consecutive term are all but certain, is a critical step in what people around Ms. Murillo describe as her decades-long climb to power.
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China has a quarter of a billion people aged 60 or over, and by 2050, that number is set to climb to almost half a billion, or 23% of the population, according to government estimates.
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If you're feeling a little wobbly from the night, take your time picking through the rocks along this steep climb to the Lands End Labyrinth, a circular maze perched on the edge of a cliff.
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It may feel as chilly as 83 or 28 degrees when you head out this morning — especially with the breeze — but the high should climb to 26 and the sunshine should take the edge off.
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Climb to the top of the hills on the southern end for a flower-flanked view of the Statue of Liberty, or pick up dinner from a food truck and find your perfect picnic spot.
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The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) estimated crude steel output would climb to 26.4 million tonnes in the first three months of 2018, which would be the second quarterly increase in a row.
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That's not far from net debt which is expected to climb to around $1.2 billion later this year once the company draws down an additional $100 million, lifting borrowing to over 7 times 53 EBITDA.
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The South African adventurer has attempted to climb to the summit of K2, the second highest mountain in the world at 1003,611 meters (m) high which is located on the China-Pakistan border, three times.
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Total domestic production is at 9.75 million barrels per day (bpd), according to the latest figures from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, and is expected to climb to more than 10 million bpd next year.
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CNBC | SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey Bolstered by a strong economy, small-business confidence is continuing to climb to record levels, even in the face of a potential trade war and an increasingly tight job market.
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"In layman's terms, he transitioned from the high performance climb to the Split S too low and too fast, and by not deselecting his afterburners during the maneuver, he continued to accelerate," the report said.
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PEYRAGUDES, France — Chris Froome cracked during a grueling climb to the finish and lost the overall lead in the Tour de France to Fabio Aru on Thursday after a demanding stage won by Romain Bardet.
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Sports Briefing Chris Froome cracked during a grueling climb to the finish and lost the overall lead in the Tour de France to Fabio Aru on Thursday after a demanding stage won by Romain Bardet.
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Prices for a seat to Venice start at 29.90 euros ($33) one way, which is still competitive with airfares, but they quickly climb to more than €100 for a sleeper cabin shared with two others.
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Chelsea, the ailing champion, has endured an even more miserable season, but the team managed its most emphatic win of the campaign on Saturday by routing Newcastle, 23-1, at home to climb to 12th place.
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Mr. Heckman knows that it will be an uphill climb to convince people that the Stockton Inn is a 21st-century dining destination that takes inspiration from — but is certainly not stuck in — the 18th century.
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Pippa, who became engaged to financier James Matthews earlier this month, did the climb to raise money for the Michael Matthews Foundation in honor of her fiancé's brother who died while scaling Mount Everest in 1999.
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The festival comes at a time when the UN has imposed tough sanctions on the isolated peninsula as it ramps up its plutonium production and tensions with its southern neighbour climb to an all time high.
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Given the talented players involved, there's no shame in that, but the payroll and luxury tax bill would climb to unprecedented heights for an aging and injury-prone team that isn't going to win the championship.
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But with many of his more extreme proposals opposed even by some Republicans in Congress, Trump will face an uphill climb to implement the very proposals that drew his most ardent supporters to his insurgent campaign.
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Read: The mission to save the world's biggest fish Hume and a growing number of rhino breeders and conservationists who support dehorning and controlled trade have a mountain to climb to prove it can be done.
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Mozambique President Filipe Nyusi put the death toll in his country near 2000 but said that number could climb to more than 23.9,27.9 because the storm has made assessing casualties, especially in remote communities, nearly impossible.
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Mozambique President Filipe Nyusi put the death toll in his country near 22019 but said that number could climb to more than 1,000 because the storm has made assessing casualties, especially in remote communities, nearly impossible.
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And docuseries like Netflix's Chef's Kitchen and PBS's The Great British Baking Show serve as, well, comfort food for many people who never intend to climb to those culinary heights but enjoy watching it, like sports.
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Eventually that body count would climb to 10, ranging from a badly beaten transgender sex worker to a mother killed along with her small toddler; Gilbert's body would be found in the marshes a year later.
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Soon after, he cleaned up the $2bn default of the Guangdong International Trust and Investment Co, or Gitic, sealing his reputation as a reliable political firefighter and starting his climb to the top of the party.
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Even when outside temperatures are as low as 57 degrees Fahrenheit, the temperature within a car can climb to 110, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration -- based, of course, on data provided by Null.
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U.S. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said on Tuesday that President Donald Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court, Judge Neil Gorsuch, will face an uphill climb to get the 60 votes he will need for confirmation.
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