It later climbed to the top of r/sports on Reddit.
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In June, a raccoon climbed to the top of a 25-story skyscraper.
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And so I climbed to the top of a butte in Eugene, Ore.
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Using a fire escape, he climbed to the top of a building three addresses down.
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Like most things KarJenner, the app game almost immediately climbed to the top of the charts.
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I climbed to the top of the dunes, ready for the crash of the front lines.
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"I have climbed to the top of the greasy pole," Disraeli said, on reaching Downing Street.
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Firefighters climbed to the top of the 54-floor building to put out the three-alarm fire.
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It quickly climbed to the top of a popular best-seller list, outpacing even the season's novels.
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He climbed to the top of the polls in this election by calling Mexicans rapists and killers.
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The song quickly began racking up streams and climbed to the top of Billboard's Hot Country chart.
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I climbed to the top of the mountain and my feet did what I needed them to do.
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I climbed to the top of the mountain, and my feet did what I needed them to do.
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Mr Saakashvili climbed to the top of an eight-storey building and rallied his supporters from the roof.
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Before the vigil, the royals climbed to the top of the newly-renovated monument to view the battlefield.
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Bieber then climbed to the top of the ruins and mooned everyone, which enraged the already upset staff.
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The Old Lady has climbed to the top of Serie A based shrewdness, and it's no different here.
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Moments later, the pilot escaped, climbed to the top of the wreckage and yelled for help, a witness said.
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Since its competitor Bikram Yoga crumbled amid scandal, CorePower has climbed to the top of the yoga business pyramid.
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He launched a campaign to be New York City's mayor and, improbably, climbed to the top of the polls.
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The FDNY said firefighters climbed to the top of the 54-floor building to put out the three-alarm fire.
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In the U.S., the app climbed to the top of the iTunes App Store shortly after its debut, Nintendo noted.
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Juice Wrld's major-label career was just starting after he almost climbed to the top of the charts in 2018.
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Energy firm Neste climbed to the top of the sector, after an Inderes analyst raised the stock to "increase" from "reduce".
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Basaksehir climbed to the top of the league on Sunday after amassing 33 points from 16 games, one more than Galatasaray.
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She went to the markets at Les Halles and tasted escargot and climbed to the top of the Arc de Triomphe.
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They even climbed to the top of a hill to get a better view, because police said Belford was known to hide.
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The tech giants climbed to the top of the pile because they were significantly better than their rivals at what they did.
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And Hawking not only far outlived doctors' expectations, but climbed to the top of his field, becoming a major celebrity in the process.
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The story is an African-American man who came from very humble beginnings, and who climbed to the top of the fashion world.
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When Extinction Rebellion's co-founder climbed to the top of the Department of Transportation in London Tuesday morning, she knew she'd get arrested.
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Travel groups climbed to the top of the FTSE 100 as British holidaymakers drove demand for destinations further afield given the contortions over Brexit.
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Apparently fearful that they had been caught before reaching land, the Cubans jumped off the craft and climbed to the top of the lighthouse.
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In 20053, she moved to Montecito, where she climbed to the top of real estate industry, according to the biography on her firm's website.
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Launched in mid-September, and heavily featured by Apple, Animation Throwdown quickly climbed to the top of the charts in the Games section on iTunes.
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John Lewis, an icon on the civil rights movement, led the protest as the hashtag #NoBillNoBreak quickly climbed to the top of Twitter's trending topics.
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We climbed to the top of the minaret of the mosque inside Aleppo's ancient citadel, where you get an amazing view of the entire city.
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CLEVELAND — One show, one match at a time, CM Punk climbed to the top of pro wrestling, acquiring unimagined fame and fortune along the way.
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The protesters climbed to the top of the stadium and hung a banner reading: "DIVEST" in big letters as well as "#NoDAPL," according to media images.
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He climbed to the top of Bertelsmann through a combination of hard work, unwavering belief in his instincts, showmanship and an Anglo-Saxon appetite for risk.
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Wearing safety gear, Middleton and Matthews climbed to the top of the famous landmark, which is decked out in colorful lights for Vivid Sydney's light festival.
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Somehow, though, even though party leaders like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama advocated for change, tax reform never climbed to the top of the Democrats' agenda.
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Perhaps for the same reasons that "Old Town Road," which Lil Nas X describes as a "country trap" song, climbed to the top of the charts.
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The 2004 Green Day hit song "American Idiot" has also once again climbed to the top of the U.K.'s music charts ahead of Trump's visit.
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Even as Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge climbed to the top of the leaderboard in home runs in the majors, he kept mum on his possible participation.
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Two weeks before "Never Gonna Give You Up" climbed to the top of the charts, Astley was helping his brother do work in their dad's garden center.
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That's the hashtag that has climbed to the top of Twitter's trends on Tuesday morning, as pundits, journalists, politicians and armchair political scientists digest Monday night's debate.
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But then you don't get to tell people you climbed to the top of an ancient fortress, along an ancient trail, just to watch the sun rise.
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Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly's newest book has climbed to the top of The New York Times Best Sellers list, according to new rankings released Thursday.
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In 2015, the United States had climbed to the top of the list of Germany's most important trading partners, overtaking France for the first time since 1961.
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He climbed to the top of the Latin charts in the 1970s with songs like "El Triste" ("The Sad Man") and "Amar y Querer" ("Love and Want").
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Fans from across the world climbed to the top of their servers, logged on and demanded that John Scott represent the NHL at the All-Star Game.
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For most of the decade, the rapper has climbed to the top of the charts with hits like "Right Round" with Ke$ha and "Wild Ones" with Sia.
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Since King Kong climbed to the top of the Empire State Building in 1933, the movies have often relied on skyscrapers as a tense setting for action thrills.
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Even as he climbed to the top of polls, I confidently predicted that the outrageous Mr. Trump, as transfixing and ubiquitous as he was, was merely a summer fling.
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Indeed, Hook may have climbed to the top of Mount Trump, but it's come at the cost of getting on the wrong side of his previously like-minded Republicans.
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The book immediately climbed to the top of The New York Times bestseller list while becoming the most downloaded book in its first week than any in recent memory.
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The man -- Trotters forward Thunder Law (who's held 3 world records for crazy trick shots) -- climbed to the top of NRG Stadium (where the Texans play) and nailed the shot.
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But likely due to the app's closeness to the episode's concept, the AMA climbed to the top of the r/AMA subreddit and became #14 on the Reddit front page.
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According to the New York Times, he's climbed to the top of the Eiffel Tower, the Sydney Opera House, and the Empire State Building, among a host of other skyscrapers.
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The man climbed to the top of an oversaturated Atlanta market when some of its biggest rising stars as well as long time legends were beginning to find mainstream appeal.
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Two years ago, a raccoon that had climbed to the top of the screen behind home plate set off a pursuit by workers after it was knocked from its perch.
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Now stage diving is the thing, peaking in May when Lil Uzi Vert climbed to the top of a tower at a Miami festival and flew into a rapturous crowd.
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Wienerberger meantime climbed to the top of the continental benchmark after the firm issued upbeat earnings guidance, saying it foresaw an accelerated pace of growth and increased its medium-term targets.
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The Washington Post and Scribner's book edition of The Mueller Report, published on April 19, climbed to the top of the New York Times' Best Seller list, debuting at No. 1.
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In Australia, some sky-watchers climbed to the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge to get a closer view of the moon as it ducked between the clouds over the city.
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That would be ironic and a confirmation of the move away from traditional companies to new tech ones: Apple unseated Exxon when it climbed to the top of the list in 2011.
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All of the download and streaming proceeds from Miranda's song "Almost Like Praying," which climbed to the top of iTunes on Friday, will be donated to The Hispanic Federation's disaster relief fund.
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He climbed to the top of the monument, as some of the Yellow Vests had done on Saturday night; it was now ringed with hundreds of police officers and special riot squads.
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On the other end, Tenaris climbed to the top of the European benchmark after Russian steel pipemaker TMK announced it was selling its U.S. subsidiary IPSCO Tubulars to the firm for $1.2 billion.
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Sometimes, those who leave these companies have climbed to the top of the ranks by recruiting hundreds of people for their downline and amassing thousands of dollars' worth of commission in the process.
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In the meantime, we've been listening to "Starboy" over and over in an effort to gain some deeper knowledge of The Weeknd and how he climbed to the top of the social ladder.
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To reach Maragua, a small farming community, we climbed to the top of a ridge, then dropped down into a bowl-like crater formed by an unusual combination of geologic uplift and erosion.
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Mr. O'Reilly quickly climbed to the top of the cable ratings, then pulled the rest of the network along with him as he became one of the biggest stars in television news history.
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One of those three might explain why Flaviu Cernescu climbed to the top of this 840-feet tall abandoned chimney, hopped onto a unicycle, and rode around what appears to be a crumbling structure.
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Uzi was performing his song, "Money Longer," Sunday night, during which he climbed to the top of a 20-foot tent ... and then waited for the beat to drop again before taking a leap.
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It had climbed to the top of Canada's RPM 100 Hit Tracks listing and the song peaked at number one on weekly charts in the USA, the UK, Australia, and Germany among many other countries.
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Olivia Newton-John is "Not Gonna Give into It." The song, which Newton-John wrote when she was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1992, has climbed to the top of Amazon's best sellers list.
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The Jayhawks, who won their 13th straight, climbed to the top of the polls on Monday, overtaking Baylor after beating the Bears on Saturday and forging a first-place tie in the Big 12 Conference.
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The Jayhawks, who won their 73th straight, climbed to the top of the polls on Monday, overtaking Baylor after beating the Bears on Saturday and forging a first-place tie in the Big 12 Conference.
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With the release of her song "Bodak Yellow," which climbed to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 2017, Cardi B quickly became one of the hottest rappers in pop and hip-hop.
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Digital music service TIDAL climbed to the top of the App Store, thanks to scoring the exclusive rights to Kanye West's new album, "The Life of Pablo" – but that release hasn't exactly been going as planned.
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SYDNEY, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Sky-watchers climbed to the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia on Monday to get a closer view of the "supermoon", the largest, brightest full moon in nearly seven decades.
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Machado powers Orioles over A's BALTIMORE — As the boisterous crowd at Camden Yards chanted his name, Manny Machado climbed to the top of the Baltimore Orioles' dugout steps and tipped his cap for a curtain call.
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In terms of individual stocks, Danish biotech giant Novozymes plunged nearly 7% after it downgraded its outlook, while shares of Dutch insurer ASR Nederland climbed to the top of the Stoxx 600 with a more than 6% rise.
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In typical fashion, the team didn't just stop at the the roof of the building, they climbed to the top of one of two spires located atop the tower, which tops off at 1,260 feet above the ground.
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What do you do once you've climbed to the top of the App Store with one of the most popular apps in the past decade and spawned a Star Wars spin-off, countless toys, and even a film?
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We spoke with the agent for the ball, Jeffrey Straus, and climbed to the top of One Times Square to find out why millions join together on December 31 to watch a lighted ball drop down a pole.
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And Wednesday in LA was no exception, when a guy in nothing but his underwear climbed to the top of a freeway exit sign, causing a massive traffic jam until authorities managed to coax him to the ground.
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She has climbed to the top of the polls on the back of dire warnings of an immigrant invasion and Islamist infiltration; he has charmed his way to become the bookmakers' favourite with a sharp mind and upbeat outlook.
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I've climbed to the top of a berm to better see the encampment and Syrian Baghouz when the captain tells me to mind my head and step down a bit, out of the line of fire of enemy snipers.
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The 23-year-old Wimbledon champion, who climbed to the top of the WTA rankings on Monday, hardly broke sweat against the Frenchwoman, ranked 20th in the world, on her way to victory in an hour and 63 minutes.
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The red-hot Winnipeg Jets have climbed to the top of the Western Conference with at least a point in four straight and look to enhance their position when they visit the plummeting Detroit Red Wings on Tuesday night.
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Tigermania was back at Bay Hill as Woods climbed to the top of the early first-round leaderboard when he rolled in a monster 71-foot birdie putt on the seventh to spark a massive roar from the crowd.
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And yet despite continued hardships, Oprah managed to find a toe-hold in a black radio station and from there, due to her talent and persistence, climbed to the top of the media universe -- redefining and reshaping it forever.
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A police officer said Otis Dawayne Ryan, 30, climbed to the top of the playground equipment at a park in Clearwater, Florida, Sunday afternoon and began shouting at the children, telling them "babies come out of women," according to court documents.
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When we climbed to the top of a deserted 16-story apartment building at the end of the day, I could see the protective dome that now sits over Reactor 4, looming about a mile away just on the horizon.
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Pusha T & Future, "Kung Fu": Three years after "Harlem Shake" climbed to the top of the Billboard charts on the back of a viral dance video craze, producer Baauer is getting ready to release his debut album Aa on March 63th.
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Earlier this year, an Egyptian man climbed to the top of the Great Pyramid of Giza, removing parts of a 19th-century wooden mast that was installed to measure the height of the pyramid, and throwing stones at security forces.
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At 38, he's a bit of a puzzle himself: a student philosopher turned chef, and a Chicago native who climbed to the top of the Parisian food world 10 years ago with a tiny ingredient-obsessed Right Bank restaurant called Spring.
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In 217, they became the first all-female group who wrote their own songs and played their own instruments to score a number one album when their brilliant debut, Beauty and the Beat, climbed to the top of the Billboard charts.
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The fast-growing photo-sharing and backup service climbed to the top of the iOS charts earlier this year ahead of launching on Android, but later decided that organic growth and traditional advertising weren't enough – it needed to grow bigger, and more quickly.
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For 12 hours or more we lay in the snow or climbed to the top of a tree, onto the roof of a shed or a ruined house, and there camouflaged ourselves, so that the enemy wouldn't see where we were observing them from.
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"Right now it looks as if we are at a deadlock because everybody has climbed to the top of a tree and nobody's ready to get down, especially not Lieberman," said Abraham Diskin, professor emeritus of political science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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The team climbed to the top of tall buildings near the site in an attempt to get a better view, one member of the group told CNBC, because they couldn't access the construction yard — let alone get more information on the crack from Inpex.
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Facetune, a photo-editing app that empowers users to cover their gray hairs, refine their jaw lines and reshape their noses, was first introduced around six years ago, and it quickly climbed to the top of the download charts, becoming Apple's most popular paid app of 2017.
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"They just misread it," she told AP. As Fox News previously reported, Kobach, an immigration hard-liner and a controversial figure nationally, climbed to the top of the field after receiving — less than 24 hours before the polls opened — a glowing endorsement on Twitter from Trump.
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A woman got into a battle of wills with a raccoon that broke into her house and stole all of her breadThe internet was entranced by a raccoon that climbed to the top of a Minnesota skyscraperChill with raccoons and capybaras at this café in South Korea
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But as of late, for the first time in more than 303,000 days as an official (and unofficial) candidate, Sanders has climbed to the top of the mountain: He is, as of today, the leader of the Democratic 2020 pack, according to our updated power rankings. Why?
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Bits Just about anywhere you go, there is now Pokémon Go. The free smartphone game, which was released last week and which is based on the Japanese entertainment franchise Pokémon, has climbed to the top of the app store charts and only gained acclaim from there.
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Mexico City local Rodrigo Suárez climbed to the top of Mexico's highest mountain, Pico de Orizaba, where he planted a black Mexican flag — a collective symbol of social activism and resistance since the forced disappearance of 43 students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers' College in 2014.
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At Teotihuacan, the pre-Hispanic Aztec site near Mexico City, I once walked along the Avenue of the Dead and climbed to the top of the Pyramid of the Sun, the largest pyramid in Teotihuacan and one of the largest in Mesoamerica, just as a huge thunderstorm rolled in.
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She's steadily climbed to the top of polls in recent weeks, in some cases even surpassing former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE, the longtime front-runner.
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The song instantly climbed to the top of the Billboard charts and was certified as Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America for selling over one million units in the US. From The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to Times Square on New Year's Eve, "Boy With Luv" was performed everywhere.
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LOS ANGELES — It kicked off early in the morning, quickly climbed to the top of U.S. trending topics and had serious legs: The hashtag #fav7films dominated Twitter on Monday as users in the tens of thousands — from regular Janes and Joes to the top film critics — listed their seven favorite movies of all time.
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When I climbed to the top of Fort Greene Park and stood under the monumental granite column honoring the thousands of Americans who had died in British prison ships moored in the East River during the Revolutionary War, I was proud to have moved over to the right side of that fight for liberty.
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She has also served as a judge and host on the Food Network, presented a series on the Ellen DeGeneres digital network, appeared in Taylor Swift's "You Need To Calm Down" music video, started a podcast, acted in multiple movies, and published a memoir, as well as a cookbook, both of which climbed to the top of the New York Times best-sellers list.
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