Inflation has been climbing up since the float in November.
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Oh ya know, just rope climbing up a glacier tunnel.
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But climbing up past the fringes of the top 25?
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Climbing up the ladder reminded me of a bunk bed.
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Do you exercise, other than climbing up and down ladders?
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Guests can access the loft bed by climbing up a ladder.
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Climbing up into the stratosphere at an altitude of 21973,22013 ft.
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After climbing up a twisting pass I entered the Morongo Basin.
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After climbing up a steep incline, you reach a small landing.
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I was short of breath just climbing up a few stairs.
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Climbing up into the cabin of G-Wagen is an emboldening experience.
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Video apps are increasingly climbing up the charts on Google Play Store.
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Out of fear that this could affect climbing up the leadership ladder.
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Fetching drinking water meant climbing up the steep mountainside to a spring.
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She's climbing up a green-screened rock-climbing wall, and she's harnessed.
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Possibly kayaking and then climbing up a mountain before the sun goes down.
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I said that because people were climbing up to the tops of mountains.
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Because I was an easy target climbing up and down those subway steps.
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Soon, however, Prost began climbing up again, trying to gain ground on Senna.
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Exactly. How often does Billboard remove songs that are climbing up its charts?
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Isla, a Scottish name, is also climbing -- up 29 spots from last year.
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Various bugs and reptiles climbing up his pants and endangering the jewels was another.
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Curiosity is currently climbing up a three-mile-high layered mountain inside the crater.
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In short: Joey Potter has come a long way from climbing up Dawson's ladder.
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By the time I reached their school, floodwater was climbing up our car doors.
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The only way in is climbing up a hill, and over many downed trees.
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The job calls for climbing up and down ladders, lugging equipment and installing wiring.
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The projections show the Pacific Ocean climbing up the boardwalk, but that's about it.
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Trust us: Climbing up 450 feet of hot sand and gravel definitely is not.
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They don't, and when you do this, it sends people climbing up a wall.
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Climbing up the back stairway, the couple were able to secure a night's lodging.
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And climbing up an offshore lighthouse, they say, isn't the same as landing in America.
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Their voices brighten when they describe the feeling of climbing up inside a wind turbine.
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The Ladder1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 193-Climbing up my ladder towards the heavens.
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The scene in front of Trump tower where a man is climbing up the building.
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But afterwards, he's all business as he grunts and hollers while climbing up the wall.
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As far as us breaking up at a time when we are still climbing up.
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And the child — in the middle of the hearing — started climbing up on the table.
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Is she worried about the bots climbing up the task ladder to someday replace her?
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Then she started climbing up lampposts and cutting down any campaign posters she could find.
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The Romanian will match his career-high ranking, climbing up to number 74 on Monday.
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I was climbing up to the top of the boat but stuff was flying around everywhere.
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When she's climbing up the pole, or sliding down it, friction and gravity come into play.
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It's the difference between climbing up your neighbor's drainpipe and making a copy of his keys.
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Almost two-thirds of them have spent 12 years or more climbing up the corporate hierarchy.
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"Climbing up and down ladders, your legs would be sore when you got home," he said.
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Joseph Przybyla caught this adult climbing up a fire flag in order to eat the flowers.
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"I would say Denver, Austin, and, shockingly Miami, have been climbing up the ranks," she said.
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On the sides, it looks like salt-and-pepper ants climbing up and down my face.
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One side shows the evolution of man, from fish to caveman, slowly climbing up a mountainside.
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"I sat down on the stairs and started climbing up one at a time," he wrote.
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I had two friends who said, 'You shouldn't have plants climbing up a Louis XVI facade.
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That was followed by a half-dozen suicide bombers climbing up to his fourth-floor office.
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"Bouldering" involves climbing up a low rockface, usually no more than two metres off the ground.
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Many of the fights on these holiday promotions are for entertainment, not climbing up the rankings.
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But they haven't yet been able to shed the social penalties that accompany climbing up the ladder.
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" And so forth, climbing up the levels of seriousness until you get to "He's wearing my necklace.
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We boarded through the aft door, climbing up a small set of steps on one plane's pontoons.
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Lou Dobbs could carry me in his strong arms, climbing up the elevator cable to rescue me.
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Sucker Punch's character would incorporate parkour-style athleticism by seamlessly climbing up buildings and vaulting over obstacles.
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Hadid's shoes, which are literally silver snakes climbing up her legs, finished off the eye-catching look.
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If we can build it high enough, some who are inclined might be dissuaded from climbing up.
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Then we are in a city, climbing up a brownstone into the home of people you love.
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We're talking old-school sea stuff here: complex knots, gunpowder kegs, canon balls, climbing up rigging, etc.
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Mr. Messina kept a watchful eye and blew his whistle at tourists climbing up the fountain's edges.
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It wouldn't be awe at the bravery of someone climbing up on the statue of Lady Liberty.
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It had had no trouble climbing up so high, but it seemed terrified of climbing back down.
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This time, she showed a motorized Santa Claus figure climbing up a tiny ladder against a cabinet.
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But then there is a tug on one of the vines — it's Thor White, climbing up the ravine!
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"Do your research," says Evans while tattooing a rat climbing up a skull onto a client's left arm.
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Facebook stock opened on an almost 20 percent loss Thursday morning, before it started slowly climbing up again.
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We're all familiar with the mountain chart of the and how it keeps climbing up to the right.
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Another key metric, ARPU or average revenue per user, is also climbing, up nearly 26 percent to $3.73.
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Dow, DuPont and others need to focus on climbing up the value chain to deal with this threat.
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Then yes, experiencing an actual real croissant with jam and climbing up the Eiffel Tower is a must.
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We're climbing up to 84 degrees today, and the strong sunshine might make things feel a bit tropical.
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Every day, more and more of them are climbing up the ladder to open up their own restaurants.
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So while you might be digging down, relative to where you started, it'll feel like you're climbing up.
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For Ms. Kargère and the Met's photographers, the drone survey was faster than climbing up on a ladder.
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A naked woman, a snake climbing up her lithe frame, reflected in a gilded mirror amid cascading apples.
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One day, Chouinard encountered a Sierra Clubber who was climbing up, a possibility that Chouinard hadn't yet considered.
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I hesitated climbing up there right away, considering I was the only white male I'd seen all night.
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Soon enough, she was climbing up into the stands to share a big hug with her coach, Darren Cahill.
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North Korea is rapidly climbing up to the top of the to-do list for the next American president.
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Videos from residents and local reporters showed flames climbing up the sides of houses and sending smoke into roads.
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The happy couple is climbing up something called a grain bin when a cop car pulls up, sirens blaring.
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After climbing up 55 feet, helium enters the balloon through a narrow copper pipe, which is then permanently sealed.
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The ball skirt was long and voluminous, with the same scalloped design climbing up and down the entire length.
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The strategist sees the S&P 500 Index climbing up to 2,450, almost 3 percent from Friday's trading levels.
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"The commitment is like climbing up to the top of a high diving board," she told Booklist in 2003.
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British police said they were called at 0415 GMT after reports that a man was climbing up the tower.
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The basics of pole dancing are spinning around the pole (angular momentum) and climbing up the pole (friction and gravity).
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"They protect the top of your foot and give you extra friction as you're climbing up the pole," said Jamieson.
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A new Urban Institute Report showed a nation climbing up the economic ladder -- and a lower class that is shrinking.
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As President Donald Trump assumes the oval office, an anti-Trump petition is climbing up the popularity charts on whitehouse.gov.
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Once there, the spaceplane is released and ignites its rocket engine, climbing up to 68 miles above the Earth's surface.
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Around dawn, after an hour's wait, he snapped this photo of a female climbing up from her group's sleeping ledge.
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Within days of the announcement, scaffolding appeared across the city, climbing up almost every major building to assist workers repainting.
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And I pull myself out, climbing up inch by inch, and realize: Life isn't so bad, because I have her.
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"I pay a little rent," explains Audric, climbing up the stairs that lead to the beehives, pulling on Filou's leash.
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A student athlete still has difficulty climbing up stairs after being hospitalized with "severe lung damage" caused by e-cigarettes.
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She played with abandon with the two kittens of Ms. Radziwill that had just finished climbing up her silk curtains.
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"We were on these roads which were barely roads, climbing up canyon walls," said Andy Sugerman, of Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Next, while Kendrick Lamar performed "Humble," his backup dancers traversed a flaming grid wall, climbing up the rungs like a ladder.
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It's a common call and response, whether I'm climbing up the steps of the subway or simply walking through a doorway.
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It's like climbing up the stairs to your room in the dark, thinking there is one more stair than there is.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Just saying hi It's all fun and games until the bear starts climbing up to the balcony.
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The avalanche—estimated at 700 feet wide, with a one-mile run-out—swept over Martin as he was climbing up.
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CCA stocks had tumbled in value after the DOJ announcement, but started climbing up again in the wake of DHS' decision.
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Moody's said it assumed Brent crude to be at $33 a barrel for 2016 before climbing up to $43 in 2018.
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Betty noticed that Rowen, then 2, had difficulty climbing up and down from the stool he used to brush his teeth.
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These photographs and videos literally took my breath away and made me feel I was standing on or climbing up Everest.
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You will be privy to important information and won't allow climbing up the ladder get in the way of crucial relationships.
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Yet by one rudimentary measurement — climbing up the political ladder — Mr. Trump may not entirely a bad thing for Democrats here.
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She&aposs started climbing up our legs to get attention, pretending to be desperate and starved so we feed her faster!
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It begins simply as the main character Madeline is heading to climb a mountain, jumping over gaps and climbing up walls.
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Ya might remember, the guy wreaked havoc by getting behind the curtain of lights and climbing up the tree's delicate limbs.
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"As the interest rates keep climbing up it doesn't make sense to keep the current B-20 rules in place," he said.
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Since then, the rover has traveled over nine miles and is currently climbing up a mountain in Gale Crater called Mount Sharp.
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The koala eventually found its way outside, climbing up a ladder and into a nearby tree — safe to gate crash another day.
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A smooth, featureless black shade climbing up a slope, throwing pulses of neon orange and relatively softer violet at a fracturing rock.
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The ones who have a knack for climbing up on their high horses while making you feel oh-so-small and unimportant?
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Tillerson joined Exxon Company USA in 1975 as a production engineer and spent the next 41 years climbing up Exxon's corporate ladder.
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"Life," according to TaskRabbit, is an endless parade of leisure and recreational activities: yoga, jogging, taking off shirts and climbing up walls.
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"We just thought it was a child climbing up into the bed," said Mary Margaret Lewis of Atlanta, some 150 miles away.
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Climbing up a ramp that zig-zagged along the atrium's right-hand side, the way was partially obscured by the drifting mists.
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Though I never saw him I felt him rise, climbing up Through me until I bent To a devotion not my own.
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She emphasized that housing issues are essential to social stability and "upward mobility," defined as climbing up to the next social level.
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Since then, the Flyers have been absolutely cruising, beating all of their opponents by double-digits and steadily climbing up the rankings.
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They can be seen walking through the crowded bylanes of Old Delhi and climbing up the stairs of the historical Jama Masjid.
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Climbing up, over and down the steep hillside, we tore through all the downed trees and branches that stood in our path.
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But soon they emerged and began chatting, playing soccer, and climbing up a hill beside the road for better views of the crash.
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Three-story flats painted in bright jewel tones filled the street, bougainvillea climbing up terraces filled with candles as tall as my waist.
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Think of it: rappelling down mountains, climbing up waterfalls, jumping out of planes, fighting off Kodiak bears — the options for drama are endless.
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Gold, a safe-haven investment during times of economic uncertainty, hit a nine-week high, with climbing up to $2500,247.17 an ounce overnight.
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He went toward the back of the building to see what was happening, and the flames were already climbing up the back wall.
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A video posted on social media showcases three sweatshirt-clad and masked individuals climbing up to the billboard and writing the new message.
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Washington has adopted a strategy to contain China's economic rise by preventing the country from climbing up the global value chain, Lou said.
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Cauliflower pizza took the top spot overall, being the No. 1 order of the year and climbing up from seventh place in 2018.
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His explanation got to the heart of why I'd been so haunted by the sight of that morgue worker climbing up the bodies.
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And you get out by climbing up and pulling up people with you, and to a large degree that's what the miniseries is about.
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The original video includes the Beastie Boys jumping over cars, climbing up buildings and kicking down doors in a parody of '70s crime dramas.
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"Since climbing up from Earth's centre would be a struggle against gravity, clocks down deep would run slow relative to surface timepieces," says Conover.
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In eastern Washington's scablands, high winds can make standing on mesas dangerous, and climbing up to them, through scree fields, is a challenge, too.
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You come across a broken escalator on the subway and suddenly you're climbing up a long staircase with a pack of grumbling New Yorkers.
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It is another to ask it to stop climbing up the industrial value chain, with such policies as the "Made in China 2025" plan.
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For those on the bottom rungs of the Chinese income ladder, climbing up it has long been a motivation, but it is getting harder.
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Silver was also climbing, up 1.47 percent to $17.108 an ounce after hitting its lowest in nearly a month the previous day at $16.68.
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Lead climbing up a wall is a sport of endurance and technique in which climbers are tethered by a rope in case of falls.
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Speaking of which, the performers spend much of their time climbing up and down a series of stepped platforms to avoid the oncoming hologram.
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My client Iman spent years climbing up the ladder at her company, but by the time she landed a director role, she felt unfulfilled.
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ABOUT THE BRUINS (63-3-0): Bergeron had a memorable game on Thursday, hitting a milestone while also climbing up the franchise scoring list.
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Deep Moog synthesizers when people are climbing up a mountain and really high-speed arpeggiators when they're descending at 60, 70 miles an hour.
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Fergie's still in a Santa suit, but instead of coming down a chimney, she's climbing up a ladder to the top of a Christmas tree.
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"So I got up, looked over in the bushes and lo and behold there&aposs a bear climbing up over my fence," he said Monday.
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But it's also true that, in its way, climbing up onto counters and standing on tables is a way of throwing some pretty sharp elbows.
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On December 22, Fabby was named Editor's choice in the App Stores of several countries including Russia, so it's climbing up the charts in popularity.
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Throughout the clip, Emme, 10, and Lopez, 49, can be seen climbing up a hill, refusing to give up on making it to the top.
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Meanwhile, as rich cities have raised their minimum wages dramatically, their minimum-wage workers have, as a group, been climbing up the nation's income distribution.
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The combat features the same depth as its predecessor, Assassin's Creed Origins, and climbing up walls and bounding across rooftops feels as good as ever.
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The alligator appeared to have gotten there on its own, climbing up 15 steps and breaking through a door to get to the secluded spot.
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Having finally fought my way out of the congestion choking the San Jose suburbs, I take the 2013 Porsche 911 Carrera climbing up Skyline Boulevard.
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And at the foot of that trunk, the poison ivy's oily leaves circling the base then climbing up into the tree on the road side.
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Every now and then, the jewelry that adorns her fingers and ears, climbing up her lobe like tiny stargazers, discreetly catches a glint of light.
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The Hong Kong leader emphasized that housing issues are essential to social stability and "upward mobility," defined as climbing up to the next social level.
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We paid each of them the equivalent of about $30 to participate — which meant climbing up to the diving board and walking to its edge.
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The Aztecs are one of just three teams that remain undefeated on the season, and they're quickly climbing up the AP rankings as a result.
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Dubbed "Le Spiderman," Mamoudou Gassama gained overnight fame when video footage of him climbing up the outside of an apartment building in Paris, went viral.
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Climbing up a steep, rock-rutted trail, we stopped to inspect large stone tombs with curved lids and posed for group pictures against ancient crumbling walls.
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"We do see movies taking more of a front seat on the weekend and those family films climbing up the 'top list' ladder," Ms. Holland said.
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Despite China's low ranking, Feulner noted, the country was "doing better" this year than the last — climbing up to 100th place from last year's 123rd position.
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All you want is to chill, but you can't relax peacefully when you know your floors are dirty and your cats are climbing up the furniture.
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Climbing up on top of various objects — like chatting with voters while literally running a 5k — is a good way of making the point more implicitly.
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Over spring break, I went with friends to the mountains to explore random trails and ended up climbing up the side of the mountain with them.
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The app has been climbing up the Top Grossing charts for years, however, thanks to the launch of YouTube Red in-app subscriptions in fall 2015.
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Global headcount: 560,000+ Climbing up from 7th place last year, e-commerce giant Amazon has been crowned as this year's most sought-after employer in Britain.
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Hoppe rolled out of bed to see what was going on, only to realize Gracie was alerting her of the water quickly climbing up her driveway.
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I constantly saw middle-distance assets pop up, and while climbing up rocks, the game would jerk from a position of mid-ascent to the top.
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Also climbing up the north face is Chad Jukes, an EOD tech veteran who survived a roadside IED in Iraq but, like Linville, lost his leg.
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They're always doing something risky—climbing up trees to the canopy in the pitch darkness while it's pouring rain or something—and it's very frightening sometimes.
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The share of average household income required to attend a four-year college keeps climbing, up in 45 states since 2008, according to a recent report.
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The police brief says that they must be equipped with an automatic mode and able to take off vertically, climbing up to 100 meters in altitude.
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To study volcanoes, scientists brave the rippling heat of lava and acrid gases, climbing up slopes and sometimes into craters to place instruments and take measurements.
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Then one day he lost his grip; in a movie based on his life, that was depicted as him climbing up the backstop at Fenway Park.
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Industrial stocks also helped sentiment with Sydney Airport Holdings Pty Ltd and toll-road operator Transurban Group climbing up to 3.4 percent and 1.5 percent, respectively.
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Before she was a Shark, Barbara Corcoran was dealing with what many people — whether they're job hunting or climbing up the corporate ladder — have faced: rejection.
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Climbing up mountain slopes, once a niche activity practiced only by a hard-core few to access the backcountry, is everywhere in snow country these days.
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The second highest average rent in the nation can be found in San Francisco: $2250,430 a month and climbing, up 1.5 percent from the year before.
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Climbing up and then standing at the top of its peak, you realize how incredibly complex and advanced the pre-Columbian American civilizations were throughout history.
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At any age, the person in the upper bunk could fall, either from the top bunk itself or while climbing up to or down from it.
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Box office insiders believe the enormous Marvel movie could be the movie to surpass Avatar, based on just how quickly Endgame is climbing up the charts.
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Additionally, access to M-PESA prompted occupational shifts: 185,000 women moved into the retail sector from agriculture, which in many cases means climbing up the socioeconomic ladder.
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Sort of like a non-anonymous version of tbh, which Facebook acquired last month, FriendO has been climbing up the App Store charts over the last month.
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It was surreal, climbing up the marble staircase, ceilings painted with cherubs, spying Grace Coddington, the newly minted creative director at large of Vogue, in her Vans.
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Cruise was supposed to jump from one building to another and hit the side before climbing up, but accidentally crashed into the wall and broke his ankle.
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The world is on the verge of something, and one way to look at it is that we are climbing up the arc of the moral universe.
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These women are already climbing up the ranks of their governments and some will undoubtedly join the senior ranks of the private sector in the years ahead.
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But there is some synth doing some bass drones, and there is arpeggiated synth, it's just not arpeggiated in the technical sense of climbing up the keyboard.
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When climbing up the grand double staircase, we stopped short to gape at the gleaming stained-glass window above the landing — the Quintela regal coat of arms.
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The Getaway More resorts are allowing skinning, the practice of climbing up slopes on skis, an activity that makes the glide back down all the more rewarding.
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In Taroudant, I knew I would be leaving this sphere behind me, climbing up into the mountains, back into the bled al-makhzen, the region of law.
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A performer may wax poetic about, say, a chocolate cake, but it's hard to pay attention when another is climbing up a pole or doing back flips.
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At the beginning of this début novel, Beatriz Yagoda, a celebrated Brazilian novelist, vanishes: she is last seen climbing up a tree, suitcase and cigar in hand.
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Still, the Tigers have a month before they'll face another ranked opponent in conference heavyweight Kentucky, so expect them to continue climbing up the rankings for now.
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The multiple viewpoints are essential to the experience; I felt like a squirrel, first burrowing into the trunk of the tree, then climbing up to its top.
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Ivanka Trump could change life as we know it for working women — particularly in terms of how they care for their families while climbing up the career ladder.
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But now, the pinch of high costs — and the psychological stress they produce — is climbing up the economic ladder, until even residents like Theresa and Pierce feel it.
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Its fish tail tells us that Capricorn knows a thing or two about emotions and oceans, but its cloven hooved front speaks to climbing up dry, rocky peaks.
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In a stunt reminiscent of Philippe Petit's 1974 high-wire walk between the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, a man is climbing up the Trump Tower.
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The actor was supposed to jump from one building to another and hit the side before climbing up, but accidentally crashed into the wall and broke his ankle.
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This creates really cool moments where you're climbing up a steep hill, or wandering through a creepy building, yet having a deep conversation with someone the whole time.
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Niall Horan's latest single "Slow Hands" is currently climbing up the Billboard and iTunes charts as the countdown continues to the release for his first solo album, Flicker.
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The journey seemed to take forever, and although the elevator was enclosed, I could imagine us climbing up higher and higher into the sky above New York City.
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When Guerrero's dad tried to pry the animal from his daughter's arm, it relentlessly came back for more, attacking two more times before climbing up a nearby tree.
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Matt Gaetz, who rode in "The Beast" limousine with Trump in the Sunshine State on Monday, before climbing up the steps of Air Force One behind the President.
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Assuming the offense comes around sooner than later, possibly even climbing up to a top-ten level, the Blazers will have the profile of a spunky championship contender.
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For some hunters, carrying equipment long distances to hunting locations and then climbing up to the stand can increase the chances of a heart attack, Dr. Mayhew said.
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"The court has ruled that marriage cannot be a business or a way of climbing up the social ladder (through big payouts)," he told Radio 24 on Thursday.
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"Howard never asked me for favors vis-à-vis climbing up the ladder," the comic actor, writer and filmmaker Mel Brooks, his older cousin, said in a statement.
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A "Tree line?" is typically the view over the tops of trees, but today it's meant to evoke the visual of ANTS climbing up (or down) a tree.
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The artist is seen constructing something, then climbing up a structure, which you realize is the assemblage supporting the stairs you're sitting on, but before the stairs were installed.
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Instead of the arduous task of climbing up bridges or erecting scaffolding, camera drones can easily take a close-up picture of just about any part of a bridge.
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Imagine Mark Zuckerberg climbing up this chart, standing atop the Q4 2018 column triumphantly, with what his friends assure him is a very human-like smile on his face.
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Cubbies faithfuls are pulling this stunt, the trust fall, all over Chi-town -- climbing up utility poles, statues ... whatever gets 'em high enough, and hurling themselves into the crowd.
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In a video posted on Instagram by Brandon Mooney, tiny dog Veda adorably fails at climbing up the long drive, instead slipping back toward the edge of the street.
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Video of the rescue showed 22-year-old Mamoudou Gassama climbing up four floors of the apartment building in just seconds to rescue the child, to cheers from onlookers.
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With airfare, hotel, limo rides (the only way the bride said she would travel during that weekend), food, and drinks galore, my total was climbing up to around $1,000.
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I'm tangled in the growth of vines; the ones that stretch across my sidewalk, snaring the insides of my air conditioning unit, climbing up the windows to my house.
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Jim Hawkins, the story's boy hero, shoots a pirate — who's climbing up a rigging after him with a knife in his mouth — point-blank with a pair of pistols.
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So that includes basic commands, such as climbing up a hill, and more complicated requirements like navigating varied terrain, building out landscapes and just surviving from the game's vicious zombies.
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In The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, the vibrations on the controller added to the sense of climbing up a hill or getting hit by a bad guy.
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In a viral video documenting the incredible rescue, Mamoudou Gassama, 22, can be seen quickly climbing up the front of the building, reaching the 4-year-old child within seconds.
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The athlete's 3-year-old son Malachi, who was photographed adorably climbing up to accompany his dad before the duo were joined by Wise's daughter Nayeli, 6, and wife Alexandra.
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"Climbing up to the capsules is really adventurous and you kind of get nervous," says Austrian traveler Nina Huber, who experienced Skylodge with her boyfriend, Michael Mitterdorfer, in August 2017.
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Insider Tip: After climbing up to the highest point of Villa Cimbrone, known as the "Terrace of the Infinite," head over to Cumpa' Cosimo for a hearty and delicious meal.
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Reflecting on her achievements, Wozniacki said she hoped to inspire the next generation of Danish players, noting that she herself had no peers while she was climbing up the ranks.
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Climbing up onto a roof to install shingles is a dangerous task, and having to haul a heavy automatic nail gun up with you definitely doesn't make it any safer.
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Filmed by a police helicopter in complete darkness, the video clearly shows two thieves emerging from the sunroof and climbing up to the hood as their vehicle tailgates a cargo truck.
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Climbing up the incline of the piece, you looked out on the skyline of New York City, a place with an economy shaped in its early days by this human trafficking.
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The numbers are now climbing up the high side of normal, ending July at a U.S. market average of around 67 days of stock, Krebs noted, up three days from May.
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The Israel Electric Corporation, which provides the nation's electricity and is responsible for much of the requisite infrastructure, is unhappy with Fortnite's depiction of player characters freely climbing up electric poles.
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A woman was filmed climbing up a ladder to the statue and tying a rope around it, before it was pulled down by the crowd and crushed by its own weight.
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Every inch of the land is covered with walruses, so some — and remind you, these animals weigh a ton — take to climbing up to a tall cliff to escape the crowd.
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The 2015 Roland Garros champion fell out of the top 200 in the world after undergoing surgery in late 2017, but he has been climbing up the rankings since last year.
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Some argue the decline of the middle class doesn't really matter because at least some of that decline is due to people climbing up to the ranks of the richer classes.
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Paid plans start at $50 a month for 1,500 SMS, climbing up to $2,000 per month for 83,000 messages — after that, they ask shops to reach out for a custom plan.
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Eyewitness video shows a figure climbing up the outside of the 1,017-foot glass tower -- the European Union's tallest building -- on Monday, and local police say he did it without a harness.
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They put the narrow lens of the liberal media on all of these fringed protest activities, people climbing up to the base of the Statue of Liberty; that does not represent America.
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Ford Cleveland and Porter Simpler, both of Montgomery, went out in search of donuts Monday morning when they saw flames climbing up the side of a vacation home in Blue Mountain Beach.
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She quotes from what is probably the worst part of All About Eve, her character's speech about climbing up the career ladder and forgetting what it really means to be a woman.
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The French model, who's quickly climbing up the ranks in the beauty business, currently boasts 1 million Instagram followers and recently shot a spring-summer 2017 campaign for Dolce & Gabbana with Zendaya.
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After five years of shrinking real incomes, many Russians are borrowing to make ends meet or even just to pay off their creditors - and the issue is climbing up the political agenda.
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She spent much of the next week on the phone, climbing up the ladder of managers until she finally learned that a military doctor must speak to TRICARE on the patient's behalf.
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When I reached my apartment on the 13th floor (numbered 14 for reasons that you can probably guess), I learned that the man climbing up behind me was my next-door neighbor.
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The jury at the Central Criminal Court heard that the girls' parents told police their daughter had hurt herself after falling on a cupboard door while climbing up to get a biscuit.
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He visited us in the back, but he was more interested in climbing up on the dashboard and walking around there, his tail lashing back and forth between Celmins's face and the windshield.
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We started to perform live shows in front of huge crowds across North America and we were slowly climbing up the ranks as one of the most successful YouTube channels of all time.
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Continuing to argue about what's causing the planet to warm is the moral equivalent of arguing over whether wood burns while a fire is climbing up out of the basement of your house.
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Rosberg then passed Piquet on Lap 7, while Prost began climbing up the pack in his McLaren, passing Mansell and then going after Piquet, who spun out of the lead on Lap 23.
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What better way to stick it to your overbearing parents than by climbing up on top of the N train in your track pants, feeling the wind ripple in your goofy teen haircut!
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Analysts at the EIU noted that a strong U.S. dollar and a slowing euro zone had led to American cities climbing up the ranking while European hubs generally heading in the opposite direction.
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Look out the windows of Gustu, the most ambitious restaurant in La Paz, Bolivia, and you'll see the city climbing up toward the looming peaks of the Andes in a lumpy, shimmering mosaic.
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According to MPR News, the little guy got stranded on a building ledge on Monday, jumped to the roof of a two story office, and then started climbing up the walls of UBS tower.
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They spoke of climbing up to the second floors of flooded homes to find people, of wading from block to block to get through flooded neighborhoods, and of negotiating hazards like live electrical wires.
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Cruz talks a lot about his hyper-patriotic father, who came to the United States from Cuba on a student visa, worked his way through college and then began climbing up in the world.
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On Monday the legendary rock band tweeted a cryptic video complete with lyrics from "Climbing Up the Walls" a song from the 1997 album, OK Computer, and what in the world is going on?
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Snider was climbing up a rock when he lost his footing and fell about 6 to 8 feet into the river below, said Snider's friend, Michael Bright, who was visiting Snider from San Francisco.
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His wife has spent eight years climbing up to her current pay grade, he said, and it wouldn't be fair for workers who have just joined Walmart to be lifted to the same level.
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The Fire Department joined in, sharing a video on Twitter that showed flames climbing up the church's pitched roof and fire and smoke pouring out of windows that had held ornate stained-glass panes.
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"Many members spend years in Congress climbing up the ranks to become a committee chair but if you're termed out after a couple cycles, you can suddenly find yourself with less power," said Wasserman.
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In a viral video documenting the incredible rescue from Saturday, Mamoudou Gassama, a 22-year-old migrant from Mali, can be seen quickly climbing up the front of the building, reaching the child within seconds.
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VR was at the core of Lazy Worm's highly successful training app for pilots at the Port of Auckland, which simulated the hazardous process of climbing up a high rope ladder onto moving container ships.
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While filming a stunt for the upcoming film that required him to jump from one building to another and hit the side before climbing up, he accidentally crashed into the wall and broke his ankle.
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The video shows a glitchy computer screen accompanied by a a voiceover of a girl reciting several lyrics from "Climbing Up the Walls," which is weird because, you know, it's 2017 and not the '90s.
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The Boston Bruins are climbing up the Atlantic Division standings and can match their season-long winning streak when they host the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday afternoon in a matchup of Original Six rivals.
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Nobody would blame Beyoncé, that twin-bearing goddess, for climbing up into a throne and having Jay Z feed her hot sauce-slathered wings from a pair of platinum tongs for the next few months.
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While filming a stunt for the upcoming film that required him to jump from one building to another and hit the side before climbing up, he accidentally crashed into the wall and broke his ankle.
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Climbing up into the caves at Bandelier National Monument near Albuquerque, N.M., where Anasazi Indians lived from 2628,28503 years ago, soot from their fires still prominent on the ceiling makes me realize where we started.
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Climbing up the "Madden" rating charts can be a difficult journey: Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has emerged as an MVP candidate this season, but his rating has only moved from 76 overall up to 87.
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In the future, you can envision simply throwing M-Blocks on the ground, and watching them build out a temporary staircase for climbing up to the roof, or down to the basement to rescue victims.
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The Economist Intelligence Unit's annual assessment of freedoms across 167 countries said Asia-Pacific had "experienced the biggest decline of any of our seven regions in 2017" after climbing up the rankings in recent years.
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" Once he was in juvie, BP was described by Hanson as "very good at getting respect through the use of violence, threats, and intimidation" and "building a reputation… climbing up the ranks to be the kingpin.
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On Thursday, July 25th, a model demonstrated the ease of walking in the suit by trotting around the lobby of the Rayburn House Office Building in Washington, DC and climbing up and down a few steps.
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The UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is located on the west side of the Iveragh Peninsula, features a monastery dating as far back as the 6th century that you can reach by climbing up 600 steps.
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But, as adults, revisiting one of these nostalgic structures no longer needs to look like climbing up the old oak tree at our parent's house and smacking our head on a low-hanging piece of plywood.
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Rita Ora may have struggled climbing up those Met steps in this super heavy feather-laden, metallic grey gown, but last night's Met Gala was a victory for the pop star in more ways than one.
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Holly Kaye, who's fought to preserve the synagogue, told the Post folks had been climbing up the building's fire escape recently, and that the incident might have more to do with teenage negligence than anti-Semitism.
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Yet until 2010, incarceration rates had continued climbing up nationwide — and, as Pfaff points out, the recent drop in incarceration would be much less pronounced if it wasn't for court-ordered drops in California's prison population.
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We have to welcome these new AI coworkers, and correct them when they make mistakes—all the while acknowledging that at some point, we just might teach them enough that they start climbing up the corporate ladder.
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Lacking contextual aids, I took in Kurian's sculpted welded steel figures and remained stuck on one piece — a woman wearing a t-shirt reading "All Holes Matter," climbing up a set of ropes that connects the figures.
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The penalty for low level possession is up to one year in jail and/or a $21 fine, climbing up to a maximum of five years in jail for possession of up to 2000 kilograms of weed.
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It was a somewhat disorienting expedition, from walking through the colorful "wind spinners" to climbing up bright yellow ladders to get a close-up view of the giant cloud of chandeliers, collected lawn ornaments, and various tchotchkes.
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Philadelphia Police had prepared for the night by greasing various light poles with hydraulic fluid to keep fans from climbing up them after the chaos that ensued when the Eagles won the NFC Championship game in January.
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"If the music climbing up its own arse or becoming too serious, it's my obligation to pull it away from there and turn it into a Darkness thing by approaching it in the wrong way," he says.
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Later that day at the NSF loft in the fashion district, Ms. Haller toured her "denim archive," like a public library of jeans, with racks climbing up the walls and a ladder needed to reach the top.
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Still holding the knife and hammer, Vazquez then allegedly struck a third crew member with a hammer before climbing up the ship's mast to escape other crewmen who tried to capture him, according to the US attorney's office.
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According to the website's data hub, national vacancy rates for shippers in the first quarter of 2017 bottomed at a 17-year low, with average rental rates climbing up 10 percent from a year ago in popular coastal markets.
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At one extraordinary moment, Smith began climbing up the steps of the major scale, as if he had found a stairway to the light; but then he let his tone crack, reverted to halting chromatic steps, and fell silent.
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Paulos Tekle, who lost his 5-year-old son, Isaac, said he called the fire brigade after panicking neighbors told him flames were climbing up the outside of the building, but he was told to stay inside his 18th-floor apartment.
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The fire started early in the afternoon, when four people were inside, with flames climbing up the massive doors of the Roman Catholic church before spreading to stained glass above and to a nearby stairway, a fire brigade spokesman said.
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"But since the election, like so many other cyclicals, this stock has caught fire, climbing up to 51 bucks and change as of today, including a 10 percent rally just since the beginning of 2017," the "Mad Money " host said Thursday.
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The group also provided video to KTNV-TV that showed two people wearing dark clothes climbing up a ladder and pasting strips onto the billboard that read "school kid" and then the words "Defend Lives Reform Laws" at the bottom right.
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Captain John Tavares continued climbing up the team's all-time lists Thursday, recording an assist for his 489th point in his 533rd game to pass Patrick Flatley for 11th place and Tomas Jonsson for 21st, respectively, in franchise history. 1.
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Off-the-shoulder ruffled tops, the edges just vaguely frayed, came atop skinny trousers, and skirts with a ruffle climbing up the side were paired with shirts in mattress ticking stripes; there were also airy seaside-striped shirtdresses and apron slips.
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But Orchard immediately takes advantage of the opponent's broken posture by climbing up to what the rubber guard folks call 'Mission Control' with one forearm and one leg forming a high guard while his free foot posts on the opponent's hip.
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I've experienced a wide sampling of icky moments — from "helpful" hands climbing up ladders to needing to prove myself on construction sites in a way that my male colleagues don't — but I believe that what drives women away is straightforward.
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There were a few people Mr. Pamplin recognized as regulars taking their chances climbing up the earth piled at the foot of the cliffs, left there by the still active and perilous landslides, which were announced by a deep groaning sound.
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Climbers will compete in bouldering (climbing without a rope, low to the ground, with a focus on hard, gymnastic moves), lead climbing (roped climbing up a tall wall of increasing difficulty) and speed climbing (a timed scamper up a fixed route).
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It's possible that whatever response the Iranians feel is necessary to signal their own resolve might well be "too hard" for the Trump administration to tolerate, prompting yet another American response and keeping both sides climbing up the escalation ladder.
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Equinor, Norway's state-controlled oil company and Sverdrup's operator, has said it expects crude production from this field to increase to 440,000 b/d in the summer of next year — before eventually climbing up to 660,000 b/d after 2022.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A man was arrested on Friday after climbing up an arch of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, with morning traffic in Australia's biggest city brought to a standstill as police rescue teams closed roads around the world-famous span.
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"It's a good job because we help our people," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation via an interpreter before climbing up the rickety, 20-feet (6 m) bamboo tower overlooking a labyrinth of mud and bamboo shelters as well as the adjacent forest.
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The very first scene of season 8 is an immediate callback to the show's very first episode: A boy runs through Winterfell, climbing up a tree as he watches Jon (Kit Harington) and Daenerys (Emilia Clark) head north with their combined armies.
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No more climbing up the ladder, hungry for applause; instead, the tiny joys of a bowl of soup carried without spilling to the table, or an apple crop shaken wildly down on the overgrown garden, or a song sung loudly out of tune.
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In just the last week, Hillary Clinton has been rushed twice by people who had to be subdued, and Donald Trump has faced similar incidents in recent months -- not to mention a man this week climbing up Trump Tower using suction cups.
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So in our case, our sharp point, our "Porsche on a race track" moment is the vehicle rolling up to the edge of the beach, climbing up the side of the mountain, going off the path to the edge of the trail.
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In other words, more Chinese households are not only buying an appliance or beauty product, they're wealthy enough to be discerning about different brands and preferences — a hallmark of the newly wealthy, climbing up a few notches into the upper middle class.
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I was outside of Warsaw this summer, in an open field next to two well-stocked fishing ponds, and someone in a farmhouse not far was playing violin, the high lonesome notes climbing up past the trees and into the open sky.
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The latest results are good news for Warren as she's been climbing up to the top of the Democratic field in a number of other national and state polls in recent weeks — giving former Vice President Joe Biden a run for his money.
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Visitors are "obliged" to go through the modern houses to enter the cella; but Baedeker's guide to Palestine and Syria assures us that the residents did not mind strangers walking into their homes and climbing up on the roofs for a better view.
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While the spaces that you explore vary quite a bit — one minute you're surrounded by glowing, alien-like vegetation, the next you're climbing up a mountain of discarded clocks — what you're doing remains fairly consistent, and mostly, that means a lot of combat.
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After climbing up in politics by putting down Barack Obama as an illegitimate president, Trump is so terrified of being seen as an illegitimate president that he acts out in ways that cause more people to see him as an illegitimate president.
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At 6.30 in the morning, climbing up Topanga Canyon Boulevard, I finally come across what I have been searching for: a brightly lit storefront in an undistinguished strip mall in a thoroughly ordinary neighbourhood, just over a rise on a winding road near Malibu.
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"It's like climbing up a steep mountain — you have to keep climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing, and then at the end you finally get to the top of the mountain, and you see the beautiful view," explained series creator Yuji Hori in a 2011 interview.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A car accident seven years ago stripped professional Hong Kong rock climber Lai Chi-wai of his ability to walk, but this did not stop him climbing up a mountain that is roughly the height of New York's Empire State Building.
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After Uruguayan Air Force Flight 216 went down in the Andes, Canessa spent 247 days in the mountains, watching other survivors die, hearing on the radio that the search for survivors was suspended, and climbing up a towering mountain for 10 days to find help.
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After a half-hour of climbing up, I turned around and ran back down, and felt so good that I shot past where I had parked my car and continued on the trail in the other direction until I got the full hour in.
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There&aposs a different level of longing to buy something their favorite stars have made than a product a regular celebrity has advertised on the TV.This trend of YouTubers climbing up to the top of the success pyramid is only going to continue, Neistat said.
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After a half-hour of climbing up, I turned around and ran back down, and felt so good that I shot past where I had parked my car and continued on the trail in the other direction until I got the full hour in.
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Guy Juneau of the LAPD's Security Services, security camera footage showed "a 'lone individual' climbing up Mount Lee, scaling the sign using the built-in ladders and hanging tarpaulins over the sign's O's to change them to E's" at around midnight on Saturday, the LA Times reports.
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Amazon warehouse jobs push workers to physical limitOn an average day, 51-year-old Connie Milby covered more than 10 miles in her tennis shoes, walking and climbing up and down three flights of stairs to retrieve tools, toys and a vast array of other merchandise for Amazon.
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Young men with determinedly blank facial expressions stalked down the runway in creations that included a slim Gucci suit whose floral print suggested Palm Beach chinoiserie; a pinstripe Givenchy pant look tweaked with images of Christ; and a long, white grandma cardigan with posies climbing up the front.
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The man, who the New York Post identified as 21-year-old model Krit McClean of Manhattan, reportedly took off his clothes and folded them in a neat pile on the sidewalk at around 7 AM before climbing up the large TKTS platform and began spitting at police and yelling obscenities.
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Day can just hear Pepper and Luca climbing up onto a tabletop at such a party and screaming out (they'd have to scream through megaphones as you're envisioning a gathering that'd fill Rome's Coliseum many times over): Hello everyone, it's great to see you all, you homely beasts and wenches. Send.
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That same popping blue accented the pedestal for a shrine to the baby Jesus and also a cross erected at the drop-off to a million-dollar view: more than a dozen Andean peaks rolling out as far as could be seen, with bushy coffee plants climbing up every mountainside.
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This is the most on-steroids PE lesson I've ever seen—kids in full kit have to crawl along the ground after an instructor yells "GRENADE!" as a warm up, before getting into the session proper, which sees them climbing up over sheer walls, and I'm not really here for it.
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The other is a former undocumented immigrant, and former Goldman Sachs vice president, who became an immigrant rights' advocate and author of a deeply personal memoir that tells her story of hiding her status while climbing up the corporate ladder and the incredibly sacrifices that it took to pursue the American dream.
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The deserted drumscape of "Climbing Up the Walls" sounded like it was informed by the stuttering samples of Portishead and the coda of "Exit Music (For a Film)" actually was, according to bassist Colin Greenwood, who said they wanted it to sound even more "mechanical" and "stilted" than the trip-hop act.
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Instead, activists could push for buildings that are slightly shorter in the instance of the botanic garden project, for example, or for innovative uses of green space when certain lots are threatened — vertical gardens and living walls, with plant life climbing up buildings, of the kind popularized in other parts of the world.
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I did the whole national tour (in Australia) — about 14 months — and every night I was crying at the part where she sings, "I'd give my life for you," and crying at the part where the refugees are climbing up the walls, because I was also a refugee, from Vietnam to Australia.
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"There they were forced to drink a foul-smelling concoction that made them hallucinate, gave them severe stomach pains, induced some to try digging a hole in a tiled floor, made others try climbing up a wall and in some cases killed them, according to the villagers themselves and Amnesty International," The Times reported.
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In 2012, the History Channel ran a miniseries about the notorious Hatfield-McCoy feud, with Kevin Costner starring as William Anderson (Devil Anse) Hatfield, and after that people came to Logan County from all over the place wearing Hatfield-McCoy T-shirts and climbing up the side of a mountain to see Devil Anse's grave.
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"When the concept for The PC Landing Zone came along I was looking at what kind of marketing platforms were out there and I'm a big tech guy, so I know about the internet and webpages and I knew that the newspapers had declined in customer base and that social media was climbing up," he told CNBC.
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I posted a picture today of where I was a year ago — exactly a year ago — and it was one of my most favorite trips ever and it was climbing up the side of a mountain, sleeping in this capsule in Peru and it's just so crazy to think how much your life can change in a year.
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I miss her, but I also miss taking care of her — rushing her to the emergency vet at least three times a year for eating everything from chocolate bonbons to rat poison, carefully dispensing her medicine twice a day, constantly pushing the chairs under the table to keep her from climbing up and launching herself off from the table's full height.
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Adomako then ceded to the second DJ, another local named Teresa, who jump-started her set with a "Toxic" remix, Britney's baby-voice curling up to the room's towering ceilings: Baby can't you see, I'm calling... The buzzing crowd—already packed shoulder-to-shoulder on the dancefloor, with many climbing up by the windows to perch against the walls—gamely thrashed around in a growing mosh pit.
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Inspired in part by Yorke's time as a mental hospital orderly, the ominous "Climbing Up the Walls" evokes this battle from various angles: a rock & roller beholden to the exigencies of press cycles and airplay; a progressive artist fighting to tear down the trappings of his own imagination; a stage attraction who used to drink himself useless trying to say something important from his pulpit, enraged by Thatcher's policy of deinstitutionalization.
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It seems as silly now to consider all those names in the same breath (it'd be like saying Megyn Kelly and Shonda Rhymes work in the same industry), but it was still a bold move at the time, judging by how many people were upset that four front row seats had been taken up by people who hadn't been climbing up the ladders at their respective companies for the past two dozens years.
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" ESK: "One of the other things too is that even once you start climbing up the ladder, you run into some issues where it's like you are now supervising producer, or even co-executive producer, but you have to deal with being silenced in a room, or...only speak when being spoken to kind of thing, or ignored, or you have to have someone else, like you'll pitch it, but it has to come from a guy.
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The tension between abstraction and illusion can be felt throughout the works in this show, starting with the earliest canvas, "Untitled" (1971), a series of overlapping and interlocking brushstrokes that create a twisting, wiry design uncannily resembling the kind of open-frame, three-dimensional objects he would construct later on, and ending with the last, "Thinking About It" (1980), in which an irregular grid climbing up the right half of the canvas seems struck by raking light from a fiery sunset.
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The lyrics from the video are as follows: "I am the key to lock in your dress That keeps your toys in the basement And if you get to far inside You'll find come out where you came in So tuck the kids in safe tonight And shut the eyes in the cupboard I am the weapon that you needed Keep an eye out for the neighbors Anywhere you turn, I'll be there Open your skull, I'll be there Climbing Up the Walls." pic.twitter.
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Each summer, a number of queens have a residency in the Cape Cod community to give a variety of shows, like Jinx Monsoon and Peaches Christ's revamp of "Grey Gardens," which will return in 2017 at the performing arts theater Art House, and Trixie Mattel's stand-up routine "Ages 3 and Up." To work off all the rum punch and fried clams (seafood in P-town is killer good), get a dose of history by climbing up the 252-foot iconic Pilgrim Monument, followed by a visit to the Provincetown Museum.
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