Children climb up — everybody climbs up in that tree.
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I need to climb up on my soapbox for this.
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And it allows the cave fish to climb up waterfalls.
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Climb up the tree as far as you can go.
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There was a ladder to climb up to my bed.
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The last climb up to the summit took 12 hours.
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"The only way to fall off of our trampolines would be to climb up a trampoline wall, then climb up about seven feet of netting and then literally jump over it," Mr. Platt said.
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She'd climb up into my bed and love all over me.
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That North Shore background helped his climb up the political ladder.
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The tours are free and involve a climb up the scaffolding.
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In Wednesday's premarket, shares resumed their climb, up 10% to $333.
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Now, we've got to climb up and fight for every point.
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Own stories there and then climb up from there. Yeah. Maybe.
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I climb up its back and scratch it behind the left ear.
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You have to climb up the ladder to get to the princess.
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I still think 'Wow' whenever I climb up the stairs to Berghain.
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"We have to continue to climb up the national rankings," Cooper said.
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Junjun was nervous, but Little Huang cajoled him to climb up, too.
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At what age can the chicks climb up the grass to survive?
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But his subsequent climb up the political ladder has been painstakingly slow.
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Mom went up first and grabbed me because I couldn't climb up.
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Then I climb up to my top bunk bed and promptly pass out.
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They start at 0mg of nicotine and climb up to 43mg or more.
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Related: Watch VICE's film, LARPing Saved My Life You can climb up stuff.
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It can also pick its way through rubble and even climb up stairs.
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"Hopefully, rates will climb up to near $10 a tonne," the broker added.
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The climb up the bridge is complete and we are descending into Manhattan.
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Then they sawed off all the lower branches so he couldn't climb up.
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For the best view of the city, climb up to the Mamelles Lighthouse.
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To help him overcome his fears, she had him climb up walls blindfolded.
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"As you climb up this ladder you should be contributing more," she explained.
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Leiweke got to know Goodell on a climb up Mount Rainier with other executives.
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Paint it funky colors, and make the kid climb up it and slide down.
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Over holidays, that number can climb up to 15 to 20 dogs and cats.
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"You just climb and climb and climb and climb up this rock," she said.
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And then we climb up onto our soapbox and we make our voices heard.
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She can now laugh, talk, use a walker, and climb up a jungle gym.
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So that's something fortunate but people think I was trying to climb up it.
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So Jimmy taught me how to climb up the fire escape at City Center.
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Women start low and climb up, which means they may not climb as high.
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The little girl doesn't have to climb up on top of the roof anymore?
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The viewer must climb up a utility ladder to look into the white box.
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I wouldn't, say, go and climb up some scaffolding, but I am on my way.
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She was by herself on the 15th and was going to climb up Machu Picchu.
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But it means that as you climb up this ladder, you should be contributing more.
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Together, Enid and I climb up our hill, the tallest mushroom in the trash garden.
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Police said Okoumou apologized to them for forcing them to climb up and get her.
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I tried to climb up onto a ramp of ice in my normal winter boots.
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But, buffeted by the waves, he was unable to climb up, his grasp repeatedly slipping.
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A climb up Jingshan Hill offers a stellar view down into Beijing's iconic Forbidden City.
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Climb up glaciers on Hoth and also fetch things from high shelves on Star Destroyers?
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And then there are parts where you have to climb up, dragging all your tanks.
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With luck, it will also become a model for those trying to climb up it.
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Oelrich said the figure could climb up to 600 million in the next two decades.
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Near the door, small ladders unfolded to allow the upper-bunk passenger to climb up.
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From Hsinchu, I rent a car with my friends and make the treacherous climb up.
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Other playful touches include this tree, which has a set of steps to climb up.
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But we must get back on our feet ... and climb up again step by step.
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With the reweighting, Boeing also continues its steady climb, up from third to second place.
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Recent numbers suggest employers are making progress in helping women climb up the career ladder.
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He barely had time to climb up onto the furniture in his home, he added.
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While the temperature could climb up to 21 degrees later today, it will start to tumble.
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The more I climbed, the more I had the courage to climb up higher — that's it.
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The race is a tough 22.25,603 vertical-foot climb up a winding path with 260 corners.
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This isn't the first connected suitcase, but it is the first that can climb up stairs.
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The riders next face a climb up Monte Zoncolan in a 180-kilometre ride on Saturday.
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As streaming services have tracked and monetised, labels have noted Latin music's climb up the charts.
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Now, I can climb up, read a bit, and tell Alexa to turn off the lights.
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Her backpack was 41 pounds, and she had to climb up 13 ropes to get out.
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The sequence begins with Cruise attempting to climb up a rope and into an airborne helicopter.
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He adds, the short climb up the stairs was just too damn painful for his body.
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Basically, there are big, open rooms with lots of stuff to run around and climb up.
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During these ascents, often at twilight, the birds climb up to one and a half miles.
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They brought rope, harnesses and other devices for the four-hour climb up the sheer face.
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Mr. Tillerson's ascent has been less swervy, but involved a similar climb up a greasy pole.
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After getting this history, Young had the young woman climb up on her own exam table.
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You place it near a window, so there's no need to climb up on your roof.
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Viewers can climb up into the platform and look over the wall to see what's there.
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The more I climbed the more I had the courage to climb up higher, that&aposs it.
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Hartman's death came as he was reaching the top of his long climb up the Hollywood ladder.
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DARPA's "Z-Man" concept is trying to turn ordinary troops into Spidermen that can climb up walls.
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So far, it only knows how to climb up a ladder in a grotesque yet mesmerizing fashion.
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Players can battle to climb up in tier ranks earning trophies and rewards based on their performance.
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Grammars are seen as a ladder by which clever, poor children can climb up the social hierarchy.
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Since it entered the series in 2008, the team has made a constant climb up the standings.
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When mature vines climb up a tree, their shape can even mimic that of the host tree.
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Sometimes we'll put gummy bears on the holds, or cars, and they climb up to get them.
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The moment you climb up to Saint Jacques from Perpignan's prosperous city center, you enter another land.
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Upon arrival, the suspect was forced to climb up pilings to enter the terminal, the police said.
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At the Airshow, however, I was able to climb up the stairs and through a staff galley ...
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Guests climb up onto a platform so that Big Snow employees can easily fit them for boots.
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One afternoon in 272 they realized it would probably be their final climb up to their nook.
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He will also have time to reflect on his climb up the N.H.L'.s career wins list.
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At the time, it was pretty easy to imagine a slow but steady climb up the corporate ladder.
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They climb up a stairwell with safety netting draped across the middle, to prevent accidents — or suicide attempts.
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Here are 10 essential apps if you wanted to climb up the next rung of the career ladder.
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We've got five months to continue to climb up the standings, and that's just the reality to it.
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And when she got to the exam table, she was too sore and too weak to climb up.
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While the minority has the majority, the majority is trying to climb up the ladder to become rich.
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They climb up the nearest tree, where they cast off their shells and start their short second lives.
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There's a steep climb up to the peak of 1981, and then a gentle but significant slope downward.
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The Paris monument's media office said the unidentified individual tried to climb up the tourist attraction on Monday afternoon.
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In the first performance I happened on, I witnessed Chellet climb up onto the second story of a barn.
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The robot can rotate its torso 23 degrees, and its hands can grip, enabling it to climb up stairs.
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Gonna go find a greased pole to try to climb up and maybe light a car on fire now.
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The good Samaritan recently had surgery and was unable to climb up on the roof to get the pooch.
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She also can't attack anything outside the mech, but is faster, more nimble, and able to climb up walls.
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"He was screaming, 'Mommy!' and 'Daddy!' and he was just reaching and trying to climb up," Mendes told WFSB.
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The game features wooden utility poles, but it's news to me that players can actually climb up on them.
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Though Fallon initially tried to climb up the wall of the studio, he held the tarantula in the end.
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They were the folks trying to climb up the hill, and broadcasters and telephone companies tried to stop them.
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And when they do go and search for stuff, they have to go and climb up forklifts and ladders.
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There's too much awkward, and no obvious path toward even an incremental climb up the East through George's prime.
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Before she found fame, the iconic star claimed a ghost would often climb up her leg while she slept.
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He can climb up to ledges using his powerful arms, and lope himself around gracefully, given his massive size.
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There was a little hill behind our house, and we decided to climb up it to escape any waves.
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At his funeral, there was a little kneeler so she could climb up and see him at eye level.
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The most we heard was the sound of cars trying to climb up the dirt hill outside our street.
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I once had a studio in an industrial space that required me to climb up nine flights of stairs.
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We're going to keep pushing every night to get wins, put a streak together and climb up that ladder.
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Off-price chain Ross Stores' same-store sales are also forecast to climb, up 2.3 percent, Thomson Reuters said.
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That was when Parrington began to start a grueling 45-minute climb up the rope to safety, he says.
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"You viewed the cover-up as an opportunity to shine and climb up the corporate ladder," the judge said.
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That way, while everyone else is daydreaming, you can climb up the career ladder and eventually take over the world.
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Sometimes you just need to climb up on its back and let it take you where you need to go.
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As temperatures climb up and waters warm, all this information will be key to understand how sea levels will rise.
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A bear or mountain lion could climb up one of the towers and pounce on me as I passed by.
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One can climb up guard towers and survey the camp or examine site lines from one oven to the next.
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The win means Madrid climb up to second in Group A, but behind leaders Paris St Germain by five points.
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I climb up and find a seat, stuff my rucksack between my legs, and place my backpack on my lap.
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Brooke was doused in some sort of slippery fluid Thursday in Santa Monica while trying to climb UP a slide.
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But after several roster changes, Giants have finally gelled as a team and started a steady climb up the standings.
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Rosberg soon took the lead, but after just a few laps Piquet had managed to climb up and pass him.
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Stefanos Tsitsipas's climb up the tennis rankings over the past year — from 161st to 15th — could have been a blur.
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To save gondola fare entirely, get a similar high via the 1,640-foot climb up the Queenstown Hill Time Walk.
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They also had remarkably flexible shoulders needed to climb up trees and then maneuver through the air during a glide.
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S. takes some artsy shots while I amuse myself by trying to climb up the smaller boulders that surround the area.
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Let them climb up your calf for a more dramatic look or keep them bunched at the ankles for extra support.
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A tunnel for toddlers to climb through or soft foamy shapes for the kids to climb up and over, for example.
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The path to recovery will be long and hard, like the roads that climb up through the high mountain passes here.
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Jordan's flew into the superstructure above the finish line and stuck there, and he had to climb up to retrieve it.
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It also could turn and climb up the East Coast, bringing heavy snow to major metro areas, though this seems unlikely.
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Sometimes you climb up a mountain and find a tiny little lake, a weird little ecosystem with its dragonflies buzzing around.
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There are also cool little staircases that crisscross the neighborhood that a lot of people climb up and down for exercise.
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There are wooden running boards on either side, which were useful when my daughter wanted to climb up into her seat.
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A staple for plant-loving homes, just without the stress of having to climb up on a ladder to water it.
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Even Caldwell, best known for his methodical 2015 Dawn Wall climb up El Capitan with Kevin Jorgeson, has been lured in.
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" Approaching her friend, "I saw that Jackie's face was peaceful and relaxed, as if after a long climb up a mountain.
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And buying a nicer home in a nicer neighborhood has always been the easiest way to climb up the socioeconomic ladder.
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"They climbed up a metal guardrail to climb up these big trusses that hold up the roof," said Minneapolis police spokeswoman Sgt.
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"My wife could not climb up the stairs, and nobody else was around to help us out," Katayama told national broadcaster NHK.
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I highly recommend doing this unless you want to climb up to the tower for a different vantage point of the city.
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He would climb up the building to get into the window at night, turning the flat upside down, threatening me, hitting me.
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She's Alice, an ambitious girl stuck in Arizona using what she has — charm and a camera — to climb up the capitalism ladder.
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The two bounce around as they go down the dirt trails and climb up steep hills, pushing the vehicle to its limit.
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TO UNDERSTAND South Korea's transformation into an export powerhouse, climb up to the observatory on Yeompo mountain overlooking the city of Ulsan.
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I park my car, use the crosswalk (does anyone else fear crosswalks?), scan in, and then climb up stairs to my floor
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We climb up the scaffolding, taking care not to brush against the giant tube, which is painted with Blue's signature large feather.
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You could climb up stairs, jump on them, dance on them, get tired on them, and then plonk yourself down on them.
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Other large movements across both app stores included Bitmoji's climb up the charts, thanks to Snapchat integration, and YouTube's overtaking of Spotify.
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Played a Gibson Flying V. I used to climb up on the PA and do all of that stuff that Bono did.
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To do these inspections crews install 150-foot scaffolds and climb up the walls in search of areas in need of repair.
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Indian army soldiers climb up the stairs of a residential building outside the Indian air force base in Pathankot, India, Sunday, Jan.
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The broad 62% support comes as a sharp climb up from 43% of disapprovers who said they backed the decision in March.
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He would dress in black, cover his face, and use a ladder to climb up to balconies and head for master bedrooms.
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First, China is aiming to climb up the semiconductor scale as quickly as possible in order to avoid relying on foreign suppliers.
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Revenue, however, continued to climb, up to $244 million this quarter compared to $165 million in the same quarter a year earlier.
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It's a giant sheep of which, to get inside, you climb up the rear of the sheep and slide through it's asshole.
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Successful executives have said time and time again that a sponsor or mentor was key to their climb up the corporate ladder.
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Visitors can climb up its roof to lie down and relax, or nudge themselves through a window to enter the shaded area.
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This moment occupied my thoughts on the climb up to the Citadel and while walking through the fortress's cool, mist-wreathed corridors.
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That Mr. Grigolo could also climb up the wall to Juliette's balcony with such effortless athleticism jolted the character with teenage energy.
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The climb up the ridge is taxing, so I carefully grip the soil beneath me, feeling its warmth surge between my fingers.
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But before he could climb up to join Adrian Farrington Jr., a gust from the hurricane dragged the boy into the surge.
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He declared bankruptcy in 1990, and in 1991 he and his wife divorced shortly before he began his climb up the Eiger.
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By flattening all those conflicts into a bloody climb up a ladder, We. The Revolution's story loses much of its tension and gravity.
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A fire crackles nearby, its tiny cubic embers drifting up into a chimney, and stairs behind you climb up to a second floor.
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In Denmark, it is tradition to literally jump into the New Year, so we all climb up on the chairs/couches in preparation.
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The drone has a maximum horizontal speed of 37.28 miles per hour and can climb up at up to 13.05 miles per hour.
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Siachen was simply too high and treacherous—nearly 19,000 feet above sea level at its highest point—for either side to climb up.
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Then, the first one decides to take his shirt off as well and climb up on the furniture to continue the dance party.
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After a while when my sister didn't find me I had to climb up on this sharp pole sticking out from the gate.
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For the millions struggling in our country, entrepreneurship represents an opportunity to generate income, support a family, and climb up the economic ladder.
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After several hours, 10 of the 11 elephants had managed to climb up the ramp and leave the hole of their own accord.
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According to low-cost carrier Vanilla Air, Kijima would not be allowed to board if he could not climb up the stairs himself.
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The 26-year-old remains hopeful he can climb up to number three in the world rankings, one better than his career-high.
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Guys are playing hard and we're doing our best to stay right there, and try to climb up in the wild-card standings.
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He showed us how he had to climb up a big tree in the middle of the village to try and make calls.
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The stairway was too long and steep to climb up on the return trip, so I had to walk around on Shakespeare Avenue.
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Every night, I'd find the highest point I could climb up to and find somewhere to fall asleep before the tide would rise.
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They climb up steps that are slabs of stone and emerge onto a small gravel patch with a thatched roof on bamboo pillars.
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It's like gasping with relief as you climb up to the mountain peak, only to discover that it's actually a much bigger mountain.
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But if I push too hard, he'll careen right over the edge, meaning I have to climb up whatever I just scaled, again.
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"The trial and appeal process has been a long climb up the 'Stairway to Heaven,'" Circuit Judge Margaret McKeown wrote for the majority.
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Sales, which sprinted ahead 35 percent from September to October, continue to climb, up 10 percent month over month, according to the company.
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Dear Heloise: I have found a clever way to retrieve an item from my pickup bed without having to climb up and in.
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The aisles and exits double as thoroughfares for the actors, who restlessly climb up and down the steps, occasionally plopping down beside a spectator.
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Every night, I&aposd find the highest point I could climb up to and find somewhere to fall asleep before the tide would rise.
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Halfway around the lake, we decide to veer off the path to climb up to Mala Ojstrica (a must for anyone visiting Lake Bled).
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Video taken by news helicopters showed two New York Police Department officers, attached to tethers, climb up to the base around 6:15 p.m.
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That said, maybe a drone that spews fire is just as dangerous as having to climb up to a power line to fetch garbage.
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The climb up the pain index, Peterson said, was part of a mathematical formula he's been honing since his days as a screenwriting student.
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And there's an insanely steep hill in Brooklyn I have to climb up to get to my friend's house and across the major bridges.
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After working with Microsoft, the company built a system that allows the robot to autonomously traverse obstacles, climb stairs and climb up metallic walls.
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After a disappointing jive last week, we just want to climb up the leaderboard again and have a great dance and continue to improve.
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Yamaha's Maverick Vinales produced a late recovery to climb up to fourth on the grid, with Ducati's Danilo Petrucci rounding out the top five.
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We climb up to the top of a building, and from there, I see the desert between Iraq and Syria from the other side.
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The 4.0-liter engine has gobs of power and makes a delightful roar from the rear, especially as you climb up through the revs.
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I can put up with the additional space a bag vac takes up, and I can survive the climb up and down the stairs.
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They climb up and down playground screaming shouting jumping, but you just let your body hang upside down on monkey bars like wet mop.
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As they shrink into the distance on the climb up the mountain, it becomes more and more apparent how grand this ancient fortress was.
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Back inside, when Camille allows Amma to lay in her room with her, Marian's ghost watches them climb up the steps, acting silly together.
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Amid this push, Amazon must be careful not to upset any of its established retail partners as its own products climb up the Amazon.
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A light bulb there is said to have been stolen from the Electric Tower by a girl whose boyfriend dared her to climb up.
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Members of its MileagePlus program can climb up the four-tiered status ladder from Silver, at the bottom, up to 1003K at the top.
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Two nights later, the Himalayan climbers are deep in the Tatras, taking a conditioning climb up the Monk, a saw-toothed 6,23-foot peak.
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"It's a special day for me," Basic, who will climb up more than 50 places in the ranking to reach number 76 on Monday.
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"Every night, I'd find the highest point I could climb up to and find somewhere to fall asleep before the tide would rise," she wrote.
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I remember every time I would climb up, I would think the poor person holding the ladder to keep it steady had the worst view.
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Sure, they can walk on their hands with more ability than most people can walk on their feet and climb up ropes with freakish speed.
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There's no pop-up notice telling you to grab the ring to climb up, or that breaking this container causes a new platform to grow.
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Qualtrics became one of a handful of new unicorns in the Beehive State last year and it continues to climb up and to the right.
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My first act when I got outside was to turn around and climb up the sheer rock face right outside the cave where Link slept.
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On the two-hour drive, the Range Rover Sport easily out shined my Defender on the highway and on the smokey climb up Big Bear.
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The four-time champion was the main target of the jeers, with one spectator even slapping his shoulder in the climb up to l'Alpe d'Huez.
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More than 30,000 runners will start in Hopkinton, race through Framingham, Natick and Wellesley, climb up Heartbreak Hill in Newton and finish in downtown Boston.
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"She attempted to climb up the back of a dining chair and pulled it over on herself," her owner Meghan tells PEOPLE in an email.
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It is chaos as hundreds of people try to climb up the train, not knowing how much time they have before it starts off again.
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Are there dream trees to shade them and small dream boys who climb up and sit quiet while others search for them gradually losing heart?
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"They've been driving the market over the last few days and we anticipate more demand pressure from them as crude prices climb up," he said.
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The medieval castle is "a work more of Labour than Art," according to Halifax; it is not worth the effort to climb up to it.
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Video also shows the animal running around the swimming pool before attacking a man who had tried to climb up a wire fence to safety.
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Having planned to reconvene at an overlook 15 miles ahead, I was left on my own to begin the arduous climb up from the river.
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Colombia's metro runs the length of the city; escalators thread the barrios that climb up the sides of the lush valley where the city sits.
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Sometimes, at around 5 on a Saturday, when we finally finish, put our tools away and sweep the floor of the treehouse, they climb up.
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If these increases continue and prescription opioid overdose deaths plateau, as experts warn is possible, the overall overdose numbers could continue their climb up again.
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He served three years in the army, another node of power in the country, after which he resumed his slow climb up the party ladder.
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Winterton and Arnold take me up to the southern side of the ranch which has us climb up a hill that overlooks the entire property.
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He spotted one thin youth trying to climb up the side of a wall on his own to reach the security forces gathered above him.
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Using these ledges means no precarious bookcases that my child, and her friends, can climb up on, or worse — could fall on top of them.
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He'll walk up to you the first time he meets you and give you a huge hug and a kiss and climb up on your lap.
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Even when the 747 was safely back in camp, non-camp members "would try to climb up over the wings, past the 'Closed' sign," Finnemore says.
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That made a group of scientists at Harvard and the University of California, San Diego want to know: what's going to happen when temperatures climb up?
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He can draw, paint, sit up by himself, feed himself, wash his own face, brush his own teeth, climb up stairs, and so many other things.
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Do I climb up on a chair in a crowded office and loudly declare that I am bleeding heavily through my vagina at that very moment?
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But if you still want to climb up on your rooftop to catch an almost full moon, you can do it on August 6 or 7.
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She earned her doctorate in higher education from MSU, before gaining employment in the office of institutional research and continuing to climb up in the administration.
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Abrams buried 4 of 613 3-point tries while Hill hit 4 of 6 as the Illini resumed their climb up the RPI and KenPom rankings.
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It stuck up higher than the surrounding seafloor, and a displaying octopus would sometimes climb up on top of it to perform the "stand tall" posture.
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"It's for two reasons — one, our urethras are very short, and the bacteria can climb up from the outside to our bladders very easily," she says.
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McDonald's has been stepping up its efforts to climb up the food chain, especially in Asian cities where the brand enjoys loyalty from a young audience.
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They start at $449 for a 163-inch and climb up to $889 for a 65-inch 4K set, but man are they anything but junk.
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The Heat will try to return to the win column and continue the climb up the standings when they host the struggling Orlando Magic on Monday.
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It took us an hour to climb up here in broad daylight, and I have no sweater, no towel, and no sober ride back to Rainbow.
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There's been a controversy brewing essentially since 2015, when Trump announced he'd be running for president and began his racist/sexist/xenophobic climb up the polls.
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To collect the seeds, someone I was with would prop a 20-foot ladder against a tree and I'd climb up it and cut down branches.
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Peckham Levels is the name of the floors above the cinema, and you have to climb up multiple flights of colorfully painted stairs to get there.
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To get there, you have to climb up yet more flights of stairs, but the staircase to Frank's is an Insta-famous shade of bubblegum pink.
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Pop by the California Lighthouse and climb up the 127 stairs to the top, or simply enjoy the view from the bluff it is situated on.
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Why wouldn't Ms. Hicks use every tool in her arsenal to remain in the good graces of her volatile boss, and climb up the ladder accordingly?
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Several cited their (accurate) impression that pilots descend through the last few thousand feet of air more slowly than we climb up through it after takeoff.
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So the best way to do that is to climb up on the Statue of Liberty and annoy everyone in the country on the 4th of July?
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But real compassion is providing people with a ladder of opportunity to climb up from a state of dependence and become part of the fabric of America.
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Instead of climbing into the cockpit from a rolling staircase like US pilots do, the Russian pilots simply climb up a ladder attached to the landing gear.
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A challenging climb up a daunting, pixelated mountain, Celeste looks like a typical platforming game, but it's so much more, telling a powerful story about overcoming mistakes.
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Sam's owner had dropped a ladder down the well prior to the crew's arrival, giving the dog something to climb up and away from the well's bottom.
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For that matter, Mary's climb up a scary cliffside staircase and her quiet late-film visit to a house surrounded by water both closely evoke Spirited Away.
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I walk 30 mins down the shore for some alone time, climb up a sand dune and sit down to start my business facing the epic horizon.
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A man is using suction cups to climb up the side of Trump Tower in midtown Manhattan on Wednesday afternoon – and he's been at it for hours.
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The Endangered Wildlife Trust has long used dogs to trace wildlife trophies, but rats can scramble into small, dark places and could climb up containers, Brebner said.
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It's the only thing that Bindu Ammini regrets -- that they couldn't climb up the final 18 steps that lead to the inner chamber like other ordinary devotees.
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However, says Simmons, you can't even begin to climb up the pyramid if you don't have money to sustain your most basic needs at the bottom rung.
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The installation commands one whole room to itself, blocking viewers' paths and forcing them to climb up on top of the stage, thereby performing the work themselves.
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"The trial and appeal process has been a long climb up the Stairway to Heaven," Judge Margaret McKeown wrote in the 73-page decision for the court.
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"I learned this little architectural trick from building squats," Nick Kater tells me as we climb up to a raised platform in the back of the shop.
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At the start of her trek Claire is only able to jump, glide, and climb up walls or cliffs until she gets too tired and lets go.
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I walk 30 mins down the shore for some alone time, climb up a sand dune and sit down to start my business facing the epic horizon.
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No. 11 Oklahoma State overpowers TCU, 31-6 FORT WORTH, Texas — Oklahoma State's climb up the College Football Playoff rankings needed a boost, if not a shove.
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After some words from the major real estate players involved in Hudson Yards and Senator Chuck Schumer, most of the crowd headed over to climb up Vessel.
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In 2015, midway through a decade from hell, my life is saved by the editors of Playboy magazine, and I begin a hard climb up Mount Purgatory.
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For the crisp-crusted, nicely oily pizza bianca, you'll know that the dough has been kneaded enough when it is trying to climb up the mixer paddle.
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The Hover Camera Passport can fly at up to 17 miles per hour, climb up to to 16 feet, and has a range of up to 66 feet.
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Snag one of the tables on the patio or climb up to a perch beneath the soaring rafters, which offers a bird's-eye view of the busy bar.
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From the very beginning it challenges you: in order to even get into "The Cut," you first need to complete an arduous climb up an icy, unforgiving mountain.
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Beyond looking out for obvious scams and threats, more advisors are proactively planning for the issues their clients could face as they climb up into their later decades.
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Even some Fed officials are concerned that, like a cat that managed to climb up a tree, the way up was possibly much easier than the trip down.
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This is a great time to collect information concerning your goals or to organize meetings that will help you climb up whatever ladder you're working your way up.
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As she got closer to home, Ms. Gold said, she saw fire engines with their ladders extended so that investigators could climb up and survey the debris area.
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My students stared at me slumped on the floor until I mustered enough focus to climb up to a chair and did my best to laugh it off.
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A man's dramatic climb up the side of a building to rescue a child in Paris earned him widespread praise, plus a meeting with French president Emmanuel Macron.
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Stenberg went on to tell Glamour that she and Zendaya feared for their safety when they had to climb up a high tree as part of the shoot.
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My mom was pregnant with my little brother, and she had to take me and climb up on the roof to get away from the water and sewage.
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The storm on Monday probably will move out to sea, but it also could turn and climb up the East Coast, bringing heavy snow to major metro areas.
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Tufts: Ticks are what we call sit-and-wait predators, where they climb up to the top of the blades of grass and they put their arms out.
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Even with greater presence in the workforce and increased father participation, working moms still face significant issues that can make for a steeper climb up the corporate ladder.
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Even as it has tried to maintain its enormous scale, it has also been trying to climb up the value chain to find more profitable streams of revenue.
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I know my book will be a platform on which I can climb up another rung, and see over the bills of health insurance, retirement savings, and investing.
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His climb up the mountain came back easy, from reaching the rooftops of Undead Parish and battling a duo of gargoyles, to the grand reveal of Anor Lando.
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But Peter Teatime and Tommy Rector weren't satisfied with taking a measly Snapchat video of the hulking structure—they decided to climb up it without any safety gear.
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That doesn't mean all $10 million are taxed at an extremely high rate, but it means that as you climb up this ladder you should be contributing more.
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His career was a methodical climb up the rungs of New Jersey politics, beginning as a mayor, a state legislator, a Congressman and, since 2005, a U.S. senator.
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Franklin, once the seemingly always exuberant girl so many predicted would be the next Michael Phelps, now finds herself trying to climb up from the deep, dark depths.
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Just inside the front gate is Wave Hill's conservatory, a greenhouse where tropical plants, cactuses and succulents fill nearly 1,000 terra-cotta pots and climb up lattice panels.
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In 2004, Stuber began his climb up the executive side when he was named copresident of production at Universal and then shifted to full-time producing in 2008.
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But Democratic leaders say the six-term Floridian, long considered a rising star in the party, will weather the storm and continue her climb up the leadership ladder.
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"There were many incidents where individuals would climb up to the top of the structure but be too frightened to go down," Mr. Haber said in a later email.
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Jogging the pulse button as fast as you can, stream in the ice cold water onto the blade until dough starts to climb up the sides of the bowl.
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In the other video, the dog-like SpotMini robot runs around an office on its own and shows off its ability to climb up and down stairs without issue.
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In any case, the Bachelor franchise doesn't seem to be going anywhere, so we can only expect this figure to climb up with each new journey to find love.
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"At first glance they thought she was a fox (the workers had seen multiple foxes climb up and down the wall without issue in the past)," said the post.
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The Yeti can do things like climb up to the top of Mt. Everest, go skating on icy lakes, chase yaks, ride a jetpack, play Himalayan instruments, and more.
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In Sunday's final climb up to the Prat d'Albis, Pinot first dropped Kruijswijk and Thomas, then Buchmann and Bernal, showing his superiority for the second day in a row.
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He rose, head and shoulders, above us, but those shoulders were broad enough to allow us to climb up there with him and see that we're in this together.
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Last year, the app bandied out over $12 million in cashback rewards to its members, and 70% of its users saw their credit score climb up by 30 points.
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Dropping their bags in their rooms, they climb up to the roof to gaze at the 22-story building, which is the most amazing thing they have ever seen.
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The chaotic string of events began on Thursday when spectators swarmed over the road about one kilometer from the finish of Stage 12's truncated climb up Mont Ventoux.
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While he stood out at an early age for his talent in investment banking, Nelson Lee didn't feel satisfied to continue his climb up the traditional finance-industry path.
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"Welcome Home," by Joey Howell and Brian Dean of SALT MIND, invited Burners to climb up an enormous ladder and make themselves cozy in a 1950s-style living room.
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To get there, though, requires surviving a Darwinian climb up the ladder at Goldie's, an L.A. club pretty clearly patterned after the Comedy Store and its proprietor, Mitzi Shore.
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But after Farrell and her colleagues watched gun-suicide rates climb—up 13 percent between 2007 and 2013—they were spurred to reach out to the NSSF last year.
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But what makes Universal Paperclips worth playing is the revolutions it goes through, adding and then taking away new systems and mechanics as you climb up the Kardashev scale.
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Other Colorado resorts holding uphill races and parties include Aspen, where America's Uphill race, a 2.5-mile, 3,000-foot vertical climb up Aspen Mountain, will take place March 10.
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"It's a wonderful, wonderful thing having had a hand in creating this historically huge song" — the most lucrative of his career, thanks to its annual climb up the charts.
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S. takes a ton of pictures while I climb up some rocks; he ends up getting a few silly shots of me doing warrior pose on top of a boulder.
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Yet the workplace's lingering sexism can be pretty insidious — a stagnated climb up the promotions ladder, a maddening lack of in-house salary transparency, especially relative to your male colleagues.
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"Jack" tells a simple tale of a guy and his girl (wanna guess her name?) who climb up a hill, decline to take a pill, and dance the night away.
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The slow and steady climb up the glass headquarters of the then Republican nominee was broadcast live on the three cable news channels and drew millions of more views online.
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Despite being outnumbered by the lions, the giraffe barely budged, and even tried to walk away as the cats kept trying to hold it down and climb up its neck.
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"You could climb up stairs, jump on them, dance on them, get tired on them and then plonk yourself down on them," he recalls, and the same goes for Vessel.
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His wobbly movements on the snow and awkward attempt to climb up slopes immediately caught the attention of sports commentators, who were quick to tag him with the critical moniker.
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The critter, dubbed #mprraccoon, made a daring climb up the UBS Building in St. Paul on Tuesday night and was finally rescued by animal control early Wednesday on the roof.
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Mitchelton Scott's Yates cracked after Landa attacked early in the last climb, a 20.3-climb up to Lake Serru, the Movistar rider benefiting from the help of several team mates.
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This means that humans may never be able to climb up walls using just our hands and feet, we might be able to do so with specially engineered sticky pads.
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On social media, "#NotMyPresident" continued to trend on Wednesday, as new hashtags such as "#TrumpProtest" and mentions of "6th Ave" and "Columbus Circle" began to climb up the trending topics.
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Climb up high, and you can use the sniper rifle you found earlier to take down an entire squad while Sully and Sam run around below you, providing cover fire.
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The toddy wine is what will make you cringe (and climb up one of the trees yourself if you're so drunkenly inclined), and making it involves a more laborious process.
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Barely bothered by Dutchman Steven Kruijswijk and German Emanuel Buchmann, who seemed content with third and fourth overall, Ineos wrapped it up in the final climb up to Val Thorens.
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His government can also claim solid achievements: it is currently trumpeting India's 30-rung climb up the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business ranking in a year, to 100th place.
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But to get them to do that, that's really up to us, the constituents, to give them the support to grab the next piece of the ladder and climb up.
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Munoz nearly fell out of his chair as he tried to climb up a sidewalk, and complained he could not use a public bathroom because it was not wide enough.
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"That doesn't mean all $22019 million are taxed at an extremely high rate, but it means that as you climb up this ladder you should be contributing more," she said.
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A recent study found that workplace sponsors can help women more easily climb up the career ladder, with 65.5% of female executives claiming to have such a support system internally.
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The field's top tier is crowded, so Democrats like Booker and Harris are looking for ways to climb up one rung of the ladder at a time -- as Klobuchar did.
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"We were surrounded by the rocky edges of a tide pool, so I was able to climb up the side and shoot from above, getting that higher angle," she said.
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They survive on handouts from passing ferries and while away the time, attending a roll-call every now and then and chatting with neighborhood kids who climb up on board.
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The menagerie of sounds on the track is fascinating, as is the abrupt climb up the scale the melody makes when she hits the chorus and her Fiona Apple-esque voice.
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Given that the film has only been out for a week, it seems likely that it'll climb up a couple of more spaces, and maybe surpass Avatar's $2.7 billion total gross.
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Meanwhile, troubled air bag-maker Takata saw its shares climb up 12.69 percent, after reports that the company expected to be profitable for the financial year that started in April 2016.
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In addition to a prison, it could house a shopping center, as well as a lookout point from which US citizens could climb up and peer down at the other side.
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The defending champion, who was looking to win a record-equaling fifth Tour, cracked two kilometers from the finish in a 16-km punishing climb up to the Col du Portet.
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Both of these young sites have managed to rapidly climb up Alexa's traffic rankings thanks to the firehose of traffic delivered by the liberal and conservative Facebook pages sharing their content.
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We take down our lights, pack up the CDJs, unplug the fog machine, rip down streamers, and climb up ladders to pack up projectors we'd only finished installing two hours ago.
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Here, the grade on some streets is so steep that cars can't pass, and you'll find the stair streets, which offer residents a workout as they climb up to their homes.
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Another warm-weather favorite is the spray park by Nordbahnhof, in Mitte, not far from the Brandenburg Gate, where children climb up on colorful fish and slide down their wet tails.
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I was put in an open-back paper gown, asked to climb up on the exam table, my feet were put in stirrups, and I was cranked open with a speculum.
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"When you climb up and have the sweat running down your neck, they hand you a paper with the financials, and that's when they tell you about the assessment," he said.
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A half-hour north, the ninth-century Sevanavank monastery, with its two small beautiful, earth-colored churches on a peninsula, is worth the climb up the steps from the shore below.
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When the chicks are old enough, they can climb up the marsh grass to get away from the rising water, even if they are not fully ready to leave the nest.
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Soldiers referred to the HMMWV as "jeeps on steroids," since the ultra-capable Humvee could ascend 60% grades, roll through 30 inches of water, and climb up a 22-inch step.
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In that drawing, called "The Signal," plants and people climb up a hillside defined by ridges of concrete architecture, a building that rises up and spreads out at the same time.
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Monica Peart, eMarketer's senior director of forecasting, attributed Amazon's rapid climb up the digital ad rankings to its dominance in online retailing — and all the data that comes along with it.
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On the upper strip, where she has used manure from Maasai grazing land, the beans are ankle-high and already putting out tendrils to climb up stakes set in the ground.
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Former ski jumper Roglic tried to drop Thomas several times in the last climb up to the Col d'Aubisque but the Team Sky rider kept his composure and controlled the situation throughout.
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We all knew that one kid who would climb up the slide instead of actually sliding down it, usually because they were anti-establishment or still figuring out how the world works.
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As humans, we're pretty good at telling the difference between a video showing dumb robots failing to climb up the stairs and a video of a group of tigers chasing a drone.
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If you climb up there, you can leap to the opposite building, swing across the flagpoles to the hotel, drop down through a skylight, open a safe and grab a super brick.
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But while he stood out at an early age for his talent in investment banking, Lee didn't feel satisfied to continue his career climb up the traditional path in the finance industry.
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Five years later, an amateur photographer who was concentrating on taking pictures rather than on his surroundings knocked down Guiseppe Guerini on the famous and always fan-filled climb up L'Alpe d'Huez.
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They were convenient because I could easily slip them off to climb up on my bunk and back on when I went to the bathroom or for a stroll in the corridor.
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So I'm up there, tangled up in branches, and I look down and see this old woman who's so interested in what I'm doing that she decides to climb up the ladder.
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When we arrived, I watched one of the advanced students climb up the fabric, scissor her legs, and kick through the silks in a turnkey motion, forming a loop around one thigh.
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It's that thing of, you know, if you're an engineer for a car company, and you climb up the ladder, you're probably going to end up doing less engineering, and more management.
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When the virus invades a law practice, the building is quarantined and one disgruntled and infected legal analyst (Steven Yeun of "The Walking Dead") makes a bloody climb up the corporate ladder.
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"It's a long, hard climb up there with all their gear, but thanks to partnership with the Rangers and Manhattan Construction, we had practiced this," Ingols said via the Dallas Morning News.
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Bardet, who is not considered a strong time-trial rider, faded from second place to third, reaching his limits on the small climb up to the Notre-Dame de la Garde cathedral.
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"That doesn't mean all $10 million are taxed at an extremely high rate, but it means that as you climb up this ladder you should be contributing more," she told Anderson Cooper.
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The paintings from this series are presented nearly side by side in the museum's first viewing gallery, just before we begin our circular climb up the interior vault of the Guggenheim Museum.
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It existed beneath the mainstream from its July 2011 launch, until the beginning of 2012 where it began to climb up the rankings in the iOS App Store, according to App Annie data.
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A weighted "head" can keep the robot balanced as it tools along, allowing it to climb up and over steep surfaces and, the researchers say, even sneak through pipes or between tight walls.
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We would climb up church spires, tall office buildings, multi-story car parks and clamp Wi-Fi transmitters (which were kind of the size of a small golf bag)...to establish a network.
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It's a lot of fun to climb up to a precipice, take in the view, spot someplace you'd like to go, then use your hang-glider to soar down to your new objective.
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Link was able to climb up any vertical wall I hurled him at, but he couldn't cling on forever: climbing, like jumping and sprinting, is governed by a little on-screen stamina gauge.
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The free-for-all appeared to carry over to the stage as well, where Pusha's bodyguards piled onto one man who had been able to break through and climb up from the crowd.
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Lopez was one of the attackers of the day, but the top guns held firm, with the exception of Slovenian Primoz Roglic, who was dropped in the final climb up to Monte Avena.
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The Blue Jays are coming off an actual, meaningful series of baseball, and now head west looking to continue their climb up the standings with a string of games in Oakland and Seattle.
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Then, as he tried to climb up a narrow sliver of glass next to the open window, the cops snatched him, struggling with him for several seconds before being pulled to apparent safety.
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Impey also attacked on the short climb up the Cote de Saint Ferreol close to the finish, forcing Sagan to make efforts that probably left the Slovak short of juice in the finale.
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Smugglers also deploy makeshift ladders to climb up and over the barriers in the San Diego area, and then use hooks to hang rope ladders on the other side, according to the Post.
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Allison Fleece and Danielle Thornton co-founded WHOA Travel, which stands for Women High on Adventure, in 53 in a moment of inspiration after their own exhilarating climb up Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa.
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Sun pulled out a teenager stuck in sludge at the bottom of the pit, and held another child in his arms as they tried to walk up to the edge to climb up.
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Rather than steadily climb up the economic ladder, many Medicaid recipients make the decision to remain in lower-paying jobs to keep their Medicaid health insurance, or they choose not to work entirely.
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The improved sentiment helped U.S. S&P 500 futures climb up as much as 1% in Asian trade on Tuesday but they trimmed gains to 0.1% following news on the G7 draft statement.
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It's easier to climb up that economic ladder if you're in a place where inequality is on a human scale, as opposed to the astronomical levels of inequality that we see in America.
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In that same post, he recounts his epic climb up the ancient pyramid, noting that he faced little security as he started what seems to have been a pretty casual and carefree ascent.
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On Saturday, Lauren Cuthbertson gave a softer, more subtle reading of the character, but, without any idea of her hard climb up the social ladder, it was still hard to care about her fall.
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The Yankees last year contested paying Rodriguez the first in a series of $6 million marketing bonuses tied to his climb up baseball's career home run list before the sides eventually reached a settlement.
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The Celtics will try to continue their climb up the Eastern Conference ladder in 153, beginning with the opener of a home-and-home set with the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday at TD Garden.
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Authorities were alerted to the incident after receiving calls from people watching the live stream of the climb up the mountain, Aiko Kishibata, a press officer with Shizuoka prefectural police, told CNN earlier Wednesday.
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If Bernal was frustrated that the last climb up to Tignes, where he would have probably increased his lead over Alaphilippe, was cancelled on Friday, he also benefited from the withdrawal of Thibaut Pinot.
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Stepping off the subway, you pop in your wireless earbuds, climb up the stairs and out into a busy intersection just to have the soundtrack to your morning commute cut out or go static.
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Lately girls have been kind of trouble for me because I can't tell if they want to be around me for pure intentions or if they just want to climb up their social ladder.
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"I would climb up this little catwalk, and the booth would open up and my uncle would be up there reading The Daily News with a half-eaten chicken sandwich lying around," he said.
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Among the stories to climb up and over Weinstein include those of Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, who multiple women have alleged pursued sexual relationships with them when they were teenagers, and Minnesota Sen.
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Also, most dicks are damaged and the victims of their own crumbling imperial ambitions, so the obelisk is a rich symbol of the dicks you have to make hard to support your climb up.
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At the start of every school year, members of the Student Council climb up a ladder to the map, remove the pins of the graduates and insert fresh ones for the new ninth graders.
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Police said an 80-year-old man in the northern town of Bayamón died Wednesday after he fell trying to climb up to his roof to clear it of debris ahead of the storm.
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The point is, it's simply too soon to assert we'll do well on both those fronts — and if we fail, then the coronavirus death toll could well climb up into the tens of thousands.
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The W Series, conceived as a platform to help women gain experience to help them climb up the motorsport ladder and compete with the men, started last year with six races at European circuits.
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In 2014, after becoming the first person to complete a solo climb up Annapurna's main south face, some people doubted his achievement because he could not offer independent proof that he reached the summit.
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Her climb up the ranking ladder, after starting 2018 ranked 173 and dropping to a low of 260, guaranteed her a first-ever direct entry into a Grand Slam at the ongoing Australian Open.
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A raccoon that made a daring climb up a Minnesota office building and captivated an audience was captured and picked up by wildlife officials Wednesday after making it all the way up to the roof.
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It had a big lid, and as he stood there and looked at it, he remembered that Sally Dale had told him that nuns made her climb up the little ladder and drop herself in.
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"I'm planning on a salmon ladder then I'm probably doing a jump-hang, which is a hallway where you jumped then you put your feet out …and you basically climb up the wall," he says.
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The drone has a maximum speed of 43 miles per hour, a range of up to 3,280 feet and can climb up to 14,500 feet (although it's capped to 400 feet by default for safety).
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From a climb up a mountain to a crawl at the ski lodge for some après cocktails, these lace-up, lug-soled black hiking boot options will have you covered for your local big chill.
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Ice hockey in China might not be as popular as basketball for now, but the winter sport looks set to climb up the charts, according to the chief executive of a sports and entertainment company.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Emmanuel Macron seemed destined for a steady climb up the ranks of the French establishment when he decided to apply his skills as a deal-making investment banker to the world of politics.
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It looks like the students were supposed to climb up the milk cartons, but in case anything went wrong, they were attached to a safety line and harness, like the ones used for rock climbing.
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Visitors have to clamber over the side of the tour boat into a dinghy and then, once it reaches the island, climb up a set of metal rungs on the side of an old wharf.
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A lone man's climb up the side of Trump Tower became a New York City spectacle on Wednesday afternoon after thousands watched his ascent in real time on television, through social media and in person.
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"That doesn't mean all $10 million are taxed at an extremely high rate, but it means that as you climb up this ladder you should be contributing more," she said in the "60 Minutes" interview.
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In just three years they managed to climb up to Serie A from the third division, subsequently retaining the same attacking verve throughout the whole exciting three seasons Foggia played in the Italian top flight.
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Before Luca can zip his pants, lower the lid, climb up to look out, before he has time to verify the source of that terrible clamor, the bathroom door swings open and Mami is there.
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But once we led her out into the garden, where plants and a rock garden provided a varied landscape, she was galvanized by this, and could rapidly, unaided, climb up the rocks and down again.
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The authors found a great range in preparedness levels among people in the top-fifth of the earnings distribution, suggesting that even many prosperous Americans could struggle financially as they climb up the decades in age.
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The climb up Mount Kilimanjaro is an exhilarating one, with the mountain itself hosting five different vegetation zones you'll come across from its lowest to its highest point that include everything from desert terrain to forests.
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Julius says he was able to scare off the prowlers with his "Lion King" voice, and that he and V got rid of the ladder the dudes used to climb up to their second-floor balcony.
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Facing a challenging climb up Mount Baldy, the two cyclists separated themselves in the final stretch where Talansky moved in front on the final left-hand corner to earn the win for his Cannondale Drapac team.
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Someday soon, SpotMini's self-aware descendant might just use the skill to climb up to the attic you've barricaded yourself in before it recharges its batteries on the sweet, sweet electrical current from your dying body.
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DeMar DeRozan had 26 points, nine assists and seven rebounds and Gregg Popovich continued his climb up the NBA's career wins list as the visiting San Antonio Spurs defeated the Detroit Pistons 119-143 on Monday.
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DeMar DeRozan had 26 points, nine assists and seven rebounds and Gregg Popovich continued his climb up the NBA's career wins list as the visiting San Antonio Spurs defeated the Detroit Pistons 119-107 on Monday.
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The winner, John Watson of the McLaren team, had started in fifth position, dropped back, and then managed to climb up the order largely thanks to the breakdowns of other cars or errors of other drivers.
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They writhe around one another, unable to escape, because whenever one tries to climb up the disgusting, slippery wall, the others can't help wriggling and pulling the almost-free one back into the heaving, moistened pile.
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When a female journalist for The New York Times tried to climb up the path on Thursday, several officers went before her, insisting that it was safe to continue even as the mob began throwing stones.
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AMNE MACHIN RANGE, China (Reuters) - For Ma Junxiao, an ethnic Hui Muslim farmer from remote western China, the daily climb up sheer mountain slopes to look for a tiny fungus is vital to his family's subsistence.
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The robot itself is able to walk at 22 km/h, step over a 23mm pipe, walk on debris, walk through 22 mm/hour of rain for 20 minutes, and climb up and down a vertical ladder.
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Ms. Jorgenson Wendt argued that she been a crucial associate in her husband's climb up the corporate ladder — supporting him through business school, maintaining their home, raising their children and serving for years as an indefatigable hostess.
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But now Gerhana is very active and agile in the trees at the forest, he is able to climb up and down trees and move from one tree to another easily and he loves the forest food.
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From 50,000 entries spanning 95 countries, American photojournalist Tim Laman took home the grand title with his photo of a Bornean orangutan above the Indonesian rainforest making the climb up a strangler fig entwined with a tree.
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The $999 personal mobility device weighs 28 pounds and is capable of speeds up to 10 MPH, courtesy of two 10.5-inch inflatable tires that also help it climb up inclines and roll along pavement and dirt.
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Climb up to Machu Picchu, the Lost City of the Incas, which consists of more than 150 buildings and is steeped in mystery — no one can quite agree on what it was and why it was abandoned.
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Does Magic Leap know how to parse the contents of that message and then pull related data from several different sources into a coherent and organized new interface that maps the climb up Everest with multimedia annotations?
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Once Hamilton got down to racing, however, he made a fabulous climb up the pack to finish less than a second behind Verstappen, despite a tough defensive move by the Red Bull driver on the penultimate lap.
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Chief Slabinski's plan was to land by helicopter near the base of the 25,225-foot mountain around midnight and climb up stealthily, but a series of delays involving aircraft left no time to do that before dawn.
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No—this time, the two dumbass teens in question have apparently decided to take a cue from many, many, many ill-fated folks before them, and climb up on top of the subway to "surf," Gothamist reports.
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And while the street-savvy bot won't be able to climb up to your fifth floor walk-up, it does have a built-in security system, ensuring that no hungry thieves intercept your order along the way.
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Even after you climb up in one generation — if you're living in an affluent neighborhood and going to a good school and so forth — you still have a great chance of falling down in the next generation.
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These days Mr. Burgos holds a solitary post at the concourse level, a less-frequented entrance where patrons can drive up to the door rather than brave the crowds and the climb up Lincoln's Center's front steps.
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He slid it back up on the roof, wedged it to keep it from sliding off, then put a jar of nails and a claw hammer there before using the window ledge to climb up beside it.
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Amy Klobuchar: The Minnesota senator marked her 21th day in the race earlier this week and continues to slowly but surely climb up our rankings -- thanks in part to the faltering of her rivals once ranked above her.
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In the past year, Netflix has seen a steady climb up as it looks like its expansion plans aren't running into its major issues, though it has a lot of big markets that it has to get into.
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Lieberman, an immigrant from the former Soviet Union, began his climb up the Israeli political ladder as a Netanyahu aide and has long insisted ultra-Orthodox Jewish seminary students share other Israeli Jews' burden of compulsory military service.
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We had to climb up mountains to avoid open water and the weather started at -25 degrees (-13 degrees Fahrenheit) and then you would end up at 30 degrees (86 degrees Fahrenheit) sledging 70-80 kilograms behind you.
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You can't get inside if you don't have the trip code, of course, but you can climb up on the roof and cling to the Lidar till you get to the next stop or the one after that.
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Although a 400-year tradition was broken in 2011 allowing women to enter the Shani temple, they are still not permitted to climb up to the platform of the holy sanctorum where the statue of Shani is installed.
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Just as Zamanbol began learning the craft at a young age, the training of the birds starts soon after an eaglet is captured from the nest, often after a hunter has made a rugged climb up a cliff.
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The improved sentiment helped U.S. S&P 500 futures climb up as much as 1% in Asian trade on Tuesday but they trimmed gains to 0.1% following reports on the G23 draft statement lacking firm or immediate commitments.
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Some seasons later, maybe a Thanksgiving, my other nonna-in-law did something similar with her dinner roll, tearing it into strips and letting the red wine from her glass climb up into the bread before eating it.
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The improved sentiment helped U.S. S&P 500 futures climb up as much as 1% in Asian trade on Tuesday but they trimmed gains to 0.1% following reports on the G23 draft statement lacking firm or immediate commitments.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A slew of equity capital markets offerings in the cannabis sector helped smaller Canadian investment banks and boutiques climb up the league table rankings in the first quarter, according to Thomson Reuters data released on Thursday.
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The clip follows Mufasa and Simba as they climb up to survey their kingdom — it's "everything the light touches," but definitely not the shadowy parts — and discuss the responsibilities of ruling and the delicate balance of life and death.
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Rakell has scored in four straight games - the second time in his career he's done so - to increase his team-leading goal total to 12 as Anaheim continues its climb up the playoff position ladder in the Western Conference.
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Audience members, who had been outfitted with small radio receivers at the beginning of their journey, had to climb up a 29-foot vertical tunnel in which suspended wire loops sent out the waves of pre-recorded found sounds.
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Top prize for this year's contest goes to Tim Laman for this stunning picture of a male orangutan making a 100-foot (30 meter) climb up the thickest root of a strangler fig that's entwined itself around a tree.
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"If a human wanted to climb up a wall the way a gecko does, we'd need impractically large sticky feet—and shoes in European size 145 or US size 114," co-author Walter Federle said in a press release.
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Not only did they see the dresser topple after Bowdy and Brock tried to climb up its drawers, causing it to fall onto Brock, but they witnessed something incredible — Bowdy was able to push the dresser off his brother.
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" After a series of policy proposals that have drawn positive media coverage and helped Warren climb up primary polls, her mentions are more aligned with discussion around Biden, healthcare, and her campaign slogan, "I have a plan for that.
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With power lines blocking the use of the ladder truck, Captain Nawfel decided to use a regular ladder to climb up to the roof and put Jasper back inside the house through the window the dog climbed out of.
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I tie my kayak to it and climb up the metal strips on its side, dangling from a shoulder a drawstring bag containing some combination of a book, my journal, a thermos, a wine cooler, a bagged Chipotle order.
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Pinot, who was the in-form rider in the Pyrenees, could not follow Bernal, but found the strength to catch Thomas at the end of the 23-km climb up the Galibier, which stands 2,642 meters above sea level.
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When he was a kid, his father's climb up the corporate ladder involved moving the family every couple of years; they moved to Orange City from Minnesota when Roesner was in eleventh grade, and later his parents left again.
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Baghetti had qualified his privately entered Ferrari — it was a Ferrari car, but he was not driving for the Ferrari team — in only 12th position, though his climb up the pack was aided by breakdowns of several competing cars.
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Especially in entry-level positions, you have to simply know to be the first to arrive and stay after your boss leaves, in order to be perceived as the kind of dependable person who can climb up the ranks.
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But it still takes a sizable amount of momentum to climb up the ranks when you're in the top 93 – indicating that there was an increase in downloads and the velocity of downloads over the past couple of days.
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The order calls for allowing states to give such able-bodied people incentives and helping them get the training and education they need to get good jobs and climb up the economic ladder so they no longer need government assistance.
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The Ghostbusters star also addresses a recent incident where the same son scaled the family's fridge for sweets in a cupboard above, explaining it was a bit of a last resort after earlier strategies for using furniture to climb up failed.
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But one of the dangers of taking the wage increase at face value for Asian Americans is that it perpetuates the "model minority" myth — that Asians, unlike other people of color, are uniquely primed to climb up the socioeconomic ladder.
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Fang is stubborn and surprisingly clever, showing off both traits in a sequence where she repeatedly tries to climb up a mountain to rescue Spear from dire bats, but just winds up looking pitifully embarrassed as she slides down the slope.
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In cities across the country from Seattle to Boston, the middle class is shrinking as more Americans either climb up into higher income brackets or slip further into lower income groups, according to Pew Research Center data released this week.
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On they went for hours, criss-crossing the tundra until the sun got low and the deep cold crept in, and Kaskil would climb up Roomba's clumped fur and doze there in the musky warmth as the mammoth carried him home.
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Even though his overall field goal attempts didn't spike, LaVine migrated behind the three-point line and saw his minutes climb up to 37.2 per game as he became a full-time starter in the first year of Tom Thibodeau's regime.
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Kratos is the star of Sony's God of War series, the most ripped man in Sparta, and the kind of guy who'll climb up the face of a minor deity and use knives to gouge its eyeballs from of its face.
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General Manager Mike Maccagnan was reportedly unable to climb up in hope of landing one of the two premier quarterbacks in the class or in his Thursday night scramble to land offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil to replace the retired D'Brickashaw Ferguson.
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All of which leaves open the question of how a lone man with a collection of gear was able to mount its exterior in broad daylight on Wednesday and climb up 21 floors before anyone was able to stop him.
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Should you need to file an insurance claim for damage to your house, a drone can come photograph your roof where a tree nearly took out your garage much more quickly and safely than a person can climb up there.
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These companies are in the Green Zone, where people are wealthy and privileged—they have their childbearing taken care of; they can sometimes splurge on $600-a-pound bacon—and afforded more privileges as they climb up the corporate ladder.
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There, testers do things like swerve through courses of orange cones to simulate a driver dodging obstacles, drive over a trough of water to see if tires hydroplane, climb up a hill pocked with boulders to test four-wheel drive systems.
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In the days before drones, Mr. Winn said, measuring the roof of a house for solar panels would require "a guy with a tape measure to climb up there," which often produced inaccurate results and, like anything involving heights, was dangerous.
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Nebraska has won nine of 10 since that defeat - including all six of its contests this season - and continued its surprising climb up the rankings with a hard-fought 27-22 road triumph over Indiana to match last season's win total.
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To one side, oversize doors will provide access to a restaurant; to the other, an open staircase will climb up to "a super sexy bar," said Mr. Fulk, with Kuba-cloth-covered walls and a counter inspired by antique luxury trunks.
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Throughout the Vuelta, Yates seemed eager to learn from his harrowing experience in stage 19 at the Giro, when he tumbled from top of the standings down to 17th after losing 38 minutes on the climb up the Colle delle Finestre.
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It is a familiar sight, a telescoping ladder mounted atop a fire truck with a walled platform or "bucket" that hoists firefighters up onto roofs and other high places so that they do not have to climb up and down.
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Few would have given Dzienski a fighting chance in the man-versus-machine battle up six floors, but the 26-year-old defied all expectations to climb up a specially designed wall and pip the elevator in a close contest.
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Can you name another festival in which audiences may climb up the curved main amphitheater roof and gaze down at their favorite band performing below, or seek out a micro city's resident cat wandering around for a brief pet before the next set?
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"They must strengthen their legs because the majority of what they do, they do it while sitting so they lose muscles in their legs and that can be a problem if they need to climb up the mast to fix something," said Chauve.
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The planner sees that a ramp block is nearby and orders it to be put in place, and then part of the robot detaches to climb up and open the drawer, while the other part maneuvers into place to check the contents.
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New York and Ottawa would also have the opportunity to climb up the league pyramid if they perform well, raising the possibility — or at least the odds — of top-flight British rugby league, or even a British rugby championship, coming to North America.
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A few conversations about the indignities of their professional and romantic prospects eventually inspires Hassane to climb up to a busy walkway and, before his buddies and a cluster of onlookers, take a fatal dive into this rocky bit of the Mediterranean.
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Critic's Pick Under the vaulted glass roof of the Winter Garden, birds twitter and swoop in a grove of palm trees, and the gleaming stone steps climb up and up, curving out toward a vast wall of windows with sweeping Hudson River views.
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We'll be updating this on a regular basis as products climb up the rankings (and drop off), so don't be too surprised to see certain gems stick around for quite some time while other ones enjoy a more fleeting level of fame.
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Mr. Díaz-Canel's slow and steady climb up the ranks of the bureaucracy has come through unflagging loyalty to the socialist cause — he "is not an upstart nor improvised," Mr. Castro has said — but he largely stayed behind the scenes until recent years.
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Admission is 9 euros, but I highly recommend investing in the rooftop tour — for a mere 3 euros more, you get access to the inner workings of the structure and are allowed to climb up through its towers and along its gables.
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A hike not for the faint of heart The famous landmark in Yosemite is a 14 to 16 mile round trip hike that ends with a 400 foot cable climb up to the top of the rock formation, according to the park's website.
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Some of these older graves were in small family cemeteries that were brambly and overgrown, because the people there had died so long ago that nobody remembered them, or if anyone did they were too old to climb up the mountain anymore.
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As her quiet climb up the industry ladder gained more attention, and after one espnW article in particular, Masters received a deluge of emails, calls, and letters from women all over the country touching on how she inspired them to become agents.
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The quest to get ever-more-unique shots is pushing people to new heights, like this guy in Portugal who decided it was a good idea to climb up on a 126-year-old statue of Dom Sebastiao, a king of Portugal in the 1500s.
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It was developed with the help of engineer Dean Kamen, who previously created the Segway and stair-climbing upright wheelchair, iBot, and you can see the legacy of Kamen's work in FedEx's robot, which uses multiple pairs of wheels to climb up steps and curbs.
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They embarked on a long climb up the standings, then scrambled to win their final eight games of the season, and rallied from a two-run deficit in the eighth inning of Game 5 against the Dodgers in Los Angeles during a division series.
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"This is not easy because we are all raised to think the older we become the wiser we become, and that we naturally climb up the hierarchy, and not that we find out at the end of our careers what we don't know," Merkel said.
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Team Ineos rider Bernal, who began the day a minute and a half behind, had overhauled France's Julian Alaphilippe during the climb up the Col de l'Iseran and leads the world number one by 48 seconds on a devastating day for the host nation.
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"If the diverse cohort of young adults who constitute the millennial generation can't improve their financial balance sheets by earning more, increasing their assets and lowering their liabilities, their climb up the economic ladder won't be delayed— it won't occur at all," Cramer concludes.
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Yokoyama moves his vivid characters through an adrenaline-filled, if somewhat male-dominated, narrative, offset by Yuuki's more meditative reëxamination of his life, as he ruminates on public tragedy and private pain, haunted by the words of his friend: "I climb up to step down."
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It loves to soak our rug and climb up the walls and, once, it seeped into our electronics, inside the TV cabinet, and destroyed our precious entertainment center, which keeps us—or me, anyway—from raiding the medicine cabinet at night for other pleasures.
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You did have to climb up a ladder to access it, and Rose said it can't be counted as a bedroom since there isn't a door or a closet, but it's a versatile space and adds a few extra square feet to the overall property.
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"It's pretty amazing to be able to climb up into a truck without having to hitch your pants up or to be able to climb over a tree that's fallen on the ground without having to stop and hitch your pants up," she says.
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In many ways Buttigieg is a kind of uber-meritocrat, a child of academic parents who made a swift climb up the meritocracy's cursus honorum: a Harvard degree and then a Rhodes scholarship, a brief stint in D.C. followed by three years at McKinsey.
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During "Hopscotch," audience members rode across LA in a fleet of limousines while musicians rode along in the limo with them, playing their instruments, or the passengers were let off at an office building to climb up to the roof and see a scene.
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Next time you're whining about the ~struggles~ of trying to capture the perfect winter Snapchat to add to your story, think of Adrian Ballinger and Cory Richards â€" two badass mountaineers who used Snapchat to document their climb up Mount Everest last year â€" and toughen up.
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According to BMO, every time scored a gain of 10% or more in the first quarter of a year since 1935, the market managed to climb up 6% more on average for the rest of the year with positive performance during 11 of the 12 times.
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"I remember wheeling a suitcase on a golf course and then there was this tree and we thought it was this great idea to climb up it," Bircken recalled of what resulted in an Edenic photograph of her and Huelle sitting in the tree, wearing only raincoats.
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A 2013 article in the university's student newspaper titled "Truths of a Forbidden Tower Revealed" detailed the ghost stories surrounding the tower and quoted students who claimed to have made the pitch-black climb up a spiral staircase through an interior door that is usually locked.
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I was mostly curious to observe myself get caught up in it, and what that said about me, and also what that says about how social media is ... you know those ants that get infected by spores in the rainforest and then climb up the trees?
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This story isn't about the history of the region or labor in the tech industry; it's a self-conscious account of how it feels to climb up near the top of the barrel, where you occasionally lose sight of what it's like for the crabs down below.
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He says one of his brothers was even acting as a spy for the Iraqi security forces, sneaking out at night to climb up a nearby hill to get a bar's worth of cell phone reception to pass on intelligence about ISIS movements in the area.
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Jungels, with the Quick-Step team, surged past Nairo Quintana of Colombia and Thibaut Pinot of France at the end of the 124-mile route from Valdengo to Bergamo, which contained two categorized climbs shortly before the finish and a shorter climb up the cobblestones of Bergamo.
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Jessica is suddenly envisioning a mountain of stolen clothes, and she's filled with the strange sensation of having to climb up this never-ending pile of fashion, with spiky heels sticking out here and there, the soft fabric giving way under the pressure of her feet.
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Rating If that were true (and I think it was), then the New Year's special that kicked off the year 2016 was the show making its way through the intestines, then setting up shop in its own stomach while preparing a ladder to climb up through its esophagus.
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They encourage each other to keep streaming, to replay the music video over and over, and to request the song from local radio stations — all pretty low-effort ways to feel like you're helping your favorite artist net streams, climb up the charts, and get more radio play.
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Bardet was eventually reined in during the run-in to Chambery after dropping the main overall contenders in the descent One of Froome's main challengers, Colombian Nairo Quintana, is now 2:13 off the pace after failing to sustain the pace in the climb up the Mont du Chat.
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But a stunning climb up the ranks in recent years had placed them near the pinnacle of Brazilian soccer, challenging titans in a national sporting scene plagued by graft scandals, mismanagement and lingering dismay over the debacle of the national team's loss to Germany at the 2014 World Cup.
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There, tourists talk with community members and eat the food they've prepared for them, cross the canyon in an electric canoe, visit the paintings with a guide, and climb up to a natural overlook that has an impressive view of the whole river and the Macarena National Park.
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"There are studies that show that just protecting your feet can do an amazing job against ticks because they tend to be low to the ground, so their entry point is that they often climb up on your shoes and keep going and get to your skin," she said.
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Shortened to 36 miles because of a landslide on the route, it featured a 33-kilometer climb up to the ski station that was too difficult for Alaphilippe, who cracked after starting the day in second place and allowed Steven Kruijswijk to secure a third-place finish over all.
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When Hugo learned the truth about how Vector's promise was always a scam, he tried to climb up to the sky city with his newly upgraded cyborg body, but security measures on the tube severely injured him and he fell to his death despite Alita's best efforts to save him.
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After her morning climb up the knife-edge ridges, she'd come home to find his bed empty and had made her way down the rocky slope from their house, over the rickety bridge that crossed the melt-water river—the Necklace, as they called it—and into the Six Villages.
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By calling Trico over, you can climb up onto its back to reach high ledges, accessing new areas of this hidden structure, the aim being escape into daylight (and into an area called the Den of Beasts, which looks a lot like the one shown off in E3 2015's trailer).
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CreditCreditAndy Haslam for The New York Times To get to the Clare Island Lighthouse in County Mayo, in the west of Ireland, you climb up to the island's northern cliffs along a road of stones, past damp sheep chewing grass, around the bend through an alley of fuchsia hedges in bloom.
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Stephen Colbert goes in on Trump for going 'full god-emperor' in bizarre Turkey tweets Dramatic video shows deer jumping through window and wreaking havoc in a salon 'Rick and Morty' drops characteristically chaotic trailer for Season 4 Cute wiener pup's climb up a slide is definitely not a giant metaphor
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In addition to first-class flights and five-star accommodations to be determined after buying the ice cream, the experience includes a guided climb up Mount Kilimanjaro with a local guide and Gottlieb himself, who will hand-churn a batch of ice cream with glacial ice from the mountain's summit.
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How do we begin to comprehend the astonishing complexity of a fungus that invades an ant's body, grows throughout its tissues, and orders the host to climb up a tree and bite onto a twig, killing it and exploding out the back of its head to rain down spores on more ants below?
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Still, the consensus among experts is that Japan has to do more to make its corporate culture more conducive for women — including closing the gender pay gap, providing incentives for women to take up more full-time work in growth areas and chart paths for them to climb up the corporate ladder.
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You see, there is an extremely rare but nevertheless horrifying amoeba called Naegleria fowleri that occasionally appears in warm freshwater lakes in the Southern states, and if said lake water gets into your sinuses through a mistimed splash, the amoeba can climb up your olfactory nerve, reproduce, and quite literally eat your brain.
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"The report in Korean has characterized Kim's climb up to Mt Paektu on horseback as a new 'myth', and that, together with the images of him on a white horse, appear to have been designed to create maximum propaganda effect, which I believe media will play up in the days to come," Lee said.
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I couldn't tell what was going on, so I texted Matt about it, and he told me the story of the Tree Man, a guy from around the neighborhood who would climb up into the tree outside Matt's living room window in Brooklyn once in awhile and kind of tunelessly sing songs to it.
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He lectured in universities both in Spain and overseas, and his initial climb up the ranks of the Socialist Party was linked to his expertise in education, culminating in his appointment as minister of education and science in 1992, a decade after the Socialist Party first won office, under the leadership of Felipe González.
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Here are some other significant findings for renters: Just over 28% of renters in the London think they will own at least one property before buying their "forever home" but 26.5% think that whatever home they buy next will their last, suggesting a lot of people are sick of the perpetual climb up the property ladder.
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Humans would need US size 114 shoes (sticky ones) to walk up walls "If a human, for example, wanted to climb up a wall the way a gecko does, we'd need impractically large sticky feet — and shoes in European size 145 or US size 114," says Walter Federle, senior author from Cambridge's department of zoology, in a press statement.
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As I swim, I imagine my tired arms falling off — one, then the other — and sinking to the bottom, slipping in the currents and tumbling across the sea's volcanic floor, back to Milos; they climb up onto the shore and past deserted mines, across sharp fields of obsidian, and finally find their way into the narrow streets of Pollonia.
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EditorsNote: Slight tweak in 4th graf; makes two corrections and an addition to Stamkos in 7th graf Steven Stamkos continue his climb up the NHL's career goals list, and Curtis McElhinney made 30 saves for his first shutout of the season as the Tampa Bay Lightning defeated the host San Jose Sharks 3-0 Saturday night.
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She says so in the first few pages of Green Gables, upon greeting her new guardian at the train station: I had made up my mind that if you didn't come for me tonight I'd go down the track to that big wild cherry tree at the bend, and climb up into it to stay all night.
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If someone in Trumpworld had read Fields's pages on Jeb Bush's soft climb up the velvet rungs of the dynastic ladder ("Once again, he lobbied his father on behalf of one of his allies in South Florida"), Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, might have thought twice before grabbing her arm at a news conference, one of the election season's tawdrier moments.
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In an Arxiv paper published Monday, five Microsoft computer scientists describe developing AIX, a platform which allows the team to use Minecraft as a digital testing ground for improving the capabilities of AI. In a nutshell, the team is using the lego-brick-style world's complex surroundings to try and teach a Minecraft character to do what sounds relatively simple: climb up a high virtual hill.
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Designer Jonathan Saunders, the newly appointed creative director at Diane von Furstenberg, has been known to favor otherwise practical clothes with a few elements of danger to make things interesting; long sleeves that might drag in your spaghetti, neck ties that'll trail on the street, and ballooning pants that require you to scoop up the extra fabric in order to climb up subway steps.
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She hits him with an amazing one liner: "It's not up to you to save me," which is later slightly diminished when she finds him at the bow railing, saying that he loves her so much, and admits she changed her mind—so, he shushes her, tells her to close her eyes, makes her climb up the rail, and they "fly" together (not a euphemism).
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Her fiction and her life struggle with the fact, she has said in one of her rare interviews, that "class origins cannot be erased, regardless of whether we climb up or down the sociocultural ladder"; Ferrante therefore sets herself against the most entrenched of contemporary myths, the idea that it is possible to remake oneself endlessly, and at little cost to oneself or the world.
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The main source of conflict is the ongoing attempt by politicians at balancing four competing objectives: providing an adequate minimum income that protects the poor from destitution; incentivising that same group of citizens to get a job and climb up the pay ladder, so they eventually achieve financial independence; simplifying the means of administering this system; and limiting the size of the resulting bill that taxpayers are asked to meet.
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The Old Town, with its beautiful muted colors, is old in name only — a faithful reconstruction of the original that was almost destroyed by the Nazis during World War II. (Make the 353-stair climb up to the top of the Taras Widokowy for great views of the Old Town — a bargain at 5 zloty, about $1.40.) Malgosia (a nickname for Malgorzata) and I walked toward the Warsaw Philharmonic to attend an evening concert.
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