ICYMI Japan says death toll from floods climbs to 100 .
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In something like the GTS, that figure climbs to 450.
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At 0.10, the crash risk climbs to five times higher.
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In urban areas such as Shanghai, the statistic climbs to 68%.
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The VIX volatility index climbs to the highest level since February.
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He climbs to the top of his ego and jumps off!
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That number climbs to 95% for companies with more than 5,13 employees.
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Adjusted for inflation, that range climbs to $48 million and $61 million.
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That climbs to 11% among Republicans who do not identify as conservative.
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The options have no value unless the stock climbs to over $50.
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Add the eTorque mild hybrid option and that climbs to 22 mpg.
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That climbs to 43% among blacks, and dips to 13% among whites.
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Photography is what drives him, he merely climbs to get perfect shot.
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The price climbs to about $10,000 including the metal implant, Laskaris said.
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Adding in split shifts and rotating shifts, this climbs to 2202 percent.
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If the mercury climbs to 91, it would be a record high.
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That number climbs to 10% when looking at women with confirmed Zika infections.
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"Anyone who climbs to 26,000 feet with oxygen is a rotter," sneered another.
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Demand for options to sell sterling climbs to highest since Jan 2017: reut.
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Read more: Puerto Rico's death toll from Hurricane Maria climbs to 48 Gov.
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For married couples who file jointly, the range climbs to $1003,000 to $199,000.
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If the company uses less than 50 percent, pricing climbs to LIB+215.
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But among businesses with at least 5,000 workers, that number climbs to 32%.
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The chances of getting hired through this method climbs to one in 16.
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For married couples who file jointly, the range climbs to $189,000 to $199,000.
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The Wolverine State climbs to seventh place overall, up from 22nd place last year.
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If direct employment in large hydropower is included, that figure climbs to 9.8 million.
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If direct employment in large hydropower was included, that figure climbs to 9.8 million.
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One thing he's learned in that time is that no one climbs to glory alone.
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That number climbs to 67 percent for young people between the ages of 18 and 29.
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The road climbs to over 15,000 feet, so the long sea voyage remains the more viable.
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If the retailer ships the product to the consumer, the cost climbs to $5, he said.
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When including workers who are only part-time for economic reasons, the figure climbs to 9.5%.
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But cheer up; the sun will come out tomorrow (afternoon) when the high climbs to 50.
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The value of the credit climbs to more than $6,200 if you have three or more children.
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Soft thuds on the floor and door: nobody there to hear him, nobody climbs to his aid.
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WASHINGTON STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT REPORTS STATEWIDE DEATH TOLL FROM CORONAVIRUS CLIMBS TO 31, UP ONE FROM WEDNESDAY
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Nvidia climbs to fresh record after unveil of first driverless car chips, and increasingly bullish sentiment ** Industrials flat.
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The figure climbs to 49.1 million, nearly one in five U.S. adults, when all tobacco products are included.
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The devil, violin in hand, climbs to the stage from the orchestra pit on a blood-colored ladder.
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Meanwhile, London's Heathrow airport charges $22 for just two hours and climbs to over $1,000 for 15 days.
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It flies northwest, and climbs to almost 1767,000 feet in around three minutes, according to flight tracker data.
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The number of experts that said immigrants are at risk for disappearance climbs to one-third of respondents.
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Among those who say they have made up their minds, Biden's support rises to 0063%, Sanders climbs to 29%.
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If you're gunning for a four-year degree, the total tab climbs to $1803,320 (if tuition doesn't go up).
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"All of these stocks represent bargains if oil goes to $60 and natural gas climbs to $3," Cramer said.
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Sixty percent said the tape bothered them "a lot," a number that climbs to 123% in the suburban counties.
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If that climbs to 16 or 18 months, then there's danger, but right now it hasn't, so no bubble.
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It starts at 257.5 basis points over Libor and climbs to LIB+250 if ratings drop to B+/B1.23.
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Above the house, a steep hill climbs to the rim of the valley, covered in tall grasses and oaks.
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Washington climbs to the top of our rankings with the help of the fastest-growing economy in the nation.
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A concrete staircase with an ornate metal railing climbs to a third floor with five bedrooms and a bathroom.
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You look at a historical graph of my life and I have all of these meteoric climbs to the top.
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Among them was Belgian Tim Wellens, who used the four categorized climbs to extend his lead in the mountains classification.
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He climbs to the top of the dome of St. Peter's Basilica and carves the year — 2100 — in the stone.
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It represents a 22% premium to Friday's closing price, and the deal value climbs to $4.9 billion once debt is included.
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Enid climbs to meet Maggie, but now Maggie is shooting her gun and banging on things to distract them from Glenn.
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Add in the weight of our domesticated animals—mostly cows and pigs—and that ratio climbs to twenty-three to one.
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But when the price climbs to $599 and above I'd be leery of betting that much cash on a newcomer's first product.
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A wedding that begins with a $500,000 budget and climbs to $1 million is much more work than the original estimate suggests.
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In the meantime, it's possible that you could catch a glimpse of LightSail 2 as it steadily climbs to its higher orbit.
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If substitution climbs to 400,000 tonnes in July, that would match a monthly record touched in June 2014, based on traders' estimates.
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Add in documentaries and animated movies, handled by other divisions, and the number of annual Netflix film releases climbs to about 90.
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It follows its regular route, flies northwest and climbs to almost 8,22019 feet in around three minutes, according to flight tracker data.
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When the tally is expanded to include firms the countries already had on retainer, the figure climbs to upwards of $13.7 million.
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LA requires that half of all new light duty city vehicles have a cord, a ratio that climbs to 80 percent in 2025.
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In its 2015 diversity report, Facebook noted that 68% of its employees are men, a number that climbs to 84% for tech jobs.
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BEETHOVEN'S "Für Elise" floats through the lift of Makuza Peace Plaza, a shiny new office block, as it climbs to the 12th floor.
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Remove the Mobile Protection Pack without switching, and the savings for a single AT&T line climbs to more than $130 per year.
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Both financial and energy stocks can continue to do well as oil climbs to $60 by the end of the year, Nakamoto said.
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Gillum has retracted his initial concession in the governor's race, while Abrams never conceded — though both candidates face steep uphill climbs to win.
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As an aircraft climbs to a high altitude, the cabin is pressurized, and as it descends for landing, it is gradually de-pressurized.
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That figure climbs to 81% among blacks, 66% among Hispanics, 55% among women (including 74% among non-white women), and 65% among immigrants.
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A film that follows an investment banker (Anna Gunn) as she climbs to the top of Wall Street in the thick of financial corruption.
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In Colorado and Minnesota, that number is 22 percent, but in Southern states such as Alabama and Kentucky, the number climbs to 33 percent.
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I spent a night in a "Small" room, which starts at $179 in low season and climbs to the mid-$300s in peak summer.
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The number of retirees climbs to 6900 for every 2628 workers by 28503, and 22019 retirees per 100 people in the workforce by 2060.
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Later that afternoon, a man near the main transit center in Manus climbs to the top of an internet tower and threatens to jump.
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A modern wood staircase climbs to the third-floor attic space, which has been converted into a master suite with a large dressing area.
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TOTAL NUMBER OF CORONAVIRUS CASES IN SEATTLE-KING COUNTY AREA OF WASHINGTON STATE CLIMBS TO 14, INCLUDING FIVE DEATHS - CHIEF HEALTH OFFICER FOR COUNTY
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The Australian benchmark is on track to snap two straight weeks of losses, as it climbs to its biggest weekly gain in nearly two months.
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If the tariff climbs to 25% in October, as Trump has threatened, LMC estimates the average price of Mexican-made vehicle would jump by $8,20203.
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Built in 0003, the coaster climbs to 208 feet on its first ascent, a red steel ridge that rises above everything else in the park.
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Of course, there will always be the odd song that climbs to the outer reaches of a Spotify playlist, then the artist fades into obscurity.
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If ratings drop to B+/B1, pricing on the committed portion climbs to LIB+195, and paying LIB+235 and LIB+240, based on utilization.
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The people form a pyramid, and Rue climbs to the top and then dives into the center of the pyramid, disappearing from the camera's gaze.
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If anything, Gallup's findings understate levels of support for gun control: When people are asked about specific policies, support climbs to the 70s and 80s.
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For now, expectations that the BOJ would step in again if the yield climbs to the BOJ's previous defence line are keeping further rises in check.
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As the temperature climbs to 114 degrees, that means forgoing the usual rickshaws (in summertime, essentially fan-assisted ovens) and car pooling with services like Uber.
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He immediately climbs to the top of a building and looks like he's considering putting an end to Castle Rock's history of horror by ending himself.
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Most countries see carbon emissions fall when per capita gross domestic product climbs to between $20,20203 to $40,000, but China's is still below $10,000, he said.
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Factor in San Jose and Los Angeles and that share climbs to nearly one-third of the all the money raised by private companies in 2015.
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The base fee is 379 Canadian dollars, or about $7753, and climbs to 593 Canadian dollars (with lift) and 693 Canadian dollars (with lift and rental).
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In New York City, property tax bills that exceed $10,000 make up only 22.7 percent of households; on Long Island the figure climbs to 46.5 percent.
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I don't claim to understand the inner workings of Alex's mind, but I know one thing for certain: Alex climbs to live, not to cheat death.
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In the city of Lausanne, near the French border, a watchman climbs to the top of a cathedral's bell tower to call out the time every hour.
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On average over the last five years, some 24 percent of the corn is planted by May 23, and that climbs to 29 percent by May 276.
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To initiate the process, the dung beetle climbs to the top of its ball of poop and performs a "dance" whereby it rotates about its vertical axis.
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From there, the lineup climbs to one of two LT trims, which despite their names—LT Cloth and LT Leather—are separated by much more than upholstery.
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That figure typically is lower on four-year campuses and climbs to 60 percent for some two-year schools, according to a recent report from state governors.
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The planes flew in "missing man formation," in which they fly together, before one abruptly pulls out of the formation and climbs to signify a fallen warrior.
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A steel spiral staircase climbs to a large roof deck that occupies the whole top of the house, which can also be reached by an indoor staircase.
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When the water climbs to more than 140 centimeters (four and a half feet) above the hydrographic station at Punta della Salute, it's considered an "exceptional" tide.
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While the oil price could tax some airlines if it climbs to $80 from just under $70, the business models of some airlines could be "stretched" he said.
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California braces for more casualties as Camp Fire death toll climbs to 48 One of the wives of the firefighters also shared some images on her Instagram account.
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The company's lineup starts at nearly $50,000, before incentives, for the Model 3 and climbs to $140,000 for a top-of-the-line Model X sport utility vehicle.
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She kept up a steady stream of jokes and chitchat, never once seeming out of breath as she cruised up rocky climbs to 8,000 feet above sea level.
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John Homenuk, the founder of New York Metro Weather, told us the ocean typically climbs to its warmest around August, but ample rainfall could get in its way.
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Twenty percent of small businesses fail after just one year; that number climbs to 50% after five, according to a recent report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Official toll climbs to 2272 In December, public safety officials revised the official count to 21, adding some fatalities newly certified as indirect deaths related to the storm.
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Washington climbs to the top of our rankings this year with 1,621 out of 2,500 points, including top 10 finishes in five of our 10 categories of competitiveness.
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The rookie, making his first career start, attempted a remarkable 45 passes and only completed 18, though the number climbs to 21 if you count his three interceptions.
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The avenue's attractions include the Rustaveli National Theater and the Tbilisi History Museum, as well as steep cobblestone streets that lead to the funicular that climbs to Mtatsminda peak.
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The first part of the line, which cost about $217 billion, is expected to ease overcrowding as subway ridership in the city climbs to its highest level since 272.
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Viewed from the winding road that climbs to Katse, the water level is about 20 meters (65 feet) below a water mark running round the sides of the dam.
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As the Dow Jones industrial average climbs to all-time highs, eclipsing the 23,000 milestone, one indicator shows the index is seeing one of its most overbought conditions since 1900.
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But that number climbs to 85033 percent for Americans in rural areas, where it is often more difficult and less cost-effective for internet service providers to expand their service.
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In a section that deals with the construction of castles of fire — towers that shoot off fireworks — a local with a GoPro on his head climbs to a terrifying height.
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So her fans have their memories — of the thrilling climbs to sky-high notes, of the emotional punch in song after he-treats-me-bad-but-he's-my-man song.
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"I have to translate our climbs to the hands of a six-year-old," he told a friend named Vadim Marcovallo, who had started climbing at Rat Rock in 1981.
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To be sure, a 45 percent spike in 2016-17 bond issuance as the budget deficit climbs to C$29.4 billion ($22.39 billion) is seen as a headwind for Canadian bonds.
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The pilots must pull two levers just as the vehicle climbs to its peak height in space; the wings then move from their horizontal position to a 65-degree upright angle.
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He climbs to a packed storage room on their second floor and digs under old blankets, lamps, computers and mattresses to find the hole where the bullet came through their wall.
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Virgin Galactic passengers will spend about ninety minutes in the air; for most of that time, the craft will be coupled to WhiteKnightTwo as it climbs to forty-five thousand feet.
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The biz play Energica, Alta, and Zero face their own steep climbs to profitability—and the e-moto space has already seen two flops in Mission Motorcycles' collapse and Brammo sputtering out.
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" Excited delirium, Hall says, is when "the body temperature climbs to 105 degrees or higher and the individual becomes extremely paranoid, and often rips off their clothes because of the high heat.
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It takes the tax rate of someone earning 20 million rupees up to 103 percent, and for those earning more than 50 million rupees the rate climbs to at least 42.7 percent.
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Cinematic views of snowy peaks, lakes and forest unfold as it climbs to the highest point of the journey near Donner Pass (about 7,000 feet above sea level), skirting Lake Donner below.
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When productivity gains are combined with other saving generated by autonomous vehicles, like fuel efficiency and savings from accident avoidance, the total potential annual savings to the US economy climbs to $1.3 trillion.
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The I.D. R Pikes Peak will take on its namesake track, a 12.4 meter run that starts at elevation of 9,000 feet, and climbs to a final height of 14,115 by race end.
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As the rocket climbs to space, the propellants rapidly empty from the tanks, and it's the job of the COPVs to replace those liquids with helium so that the tanks maintain their shape.
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From the maximum power takeoff, to vertical climbs, to appearing to fall from the sky like a leaf off a tree, the F-35 showed it can move like the best of them.
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If a person's family income climbs to $1 million, then that person is nearly ten times more likely to choose a creative profession than someone who comes from a family income of $100,000.
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Nearly 60 percent of taxpayers with incomes between $75,000 and $100,000 itemize, according to the Tax Foundation, and that figure climbs to nearly 80 percent for those who earn between $100,000 and $200,000.
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That figure climbs to 60% among those who live in states touched by the "zone of totality," where the moon will completely block the sun's light in the middle of Monday's solar spectacle.
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Authorities brand the vehicle attack in New York an act of terrorism, bitcoin climbs to a new high and an exclusive report reveals the United States is pursuing direct diplomacy with North Korea.
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Hurricane Harvey Toll Climbs to at Least Nine At least nine people have been killed in the flooding that has rocked the Gulf Coast of Texas since Hurricane Harvey made landfall Friday night.
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But a recent Pew survey indicates that 59% of all US women have been sexually harassed (that percentage climbs to 70% when looking at the responses of women with a bachelor's degree or higher).
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These tests will be similar to SpaceX's initial Grasshopper tests of the Falcon 9, where the rocket climbs to a certain height above Earth and then attempts to land gently back on the ground.
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If the $239 stock of Allergan breaks out to the upside, a result Lang finds more likely than the opposite, and climbs to over $240, Lang believes it could sail to $250 and beyond.
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Mr. Madere, 19, loves his drone's-eye view of the world — the fast-moving scene transmitted from the onboard camera as the remote-controlled machine skims over the grass or climbs to the treetops.
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As the Goblin, it climbs to nasally snarls and hellish cackles, as if he's trying to make his every line quotable through sheer force of will—and the incredible thing is that he succeeds.
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One cruelty particularly pains him: If he climbs to the roof of their room and squints, Mr. Mohammed can see his own demolished farmhouse — just a short distance away, but entirely out of reach.
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In order to reduce the chance of this happening, Gordon plans to exit the trade if QQQ climbs to $146.50, a "double top" level he sees on a 60-minute chart of the ETF.
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Sex and intimacy will be big themes while Venus is in Capricorn, and Capricorn is not a sign that does things half-assed (it's the sea-goat that climbs to the top of every mountain).
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That includes 86 million cats and 78 million dogs, according to the American Pet Products Association, and the total climbs to 310 million when you include all the birds, fish, small animals, horses and reptiles.
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But the total climbs to four if you count Rafael Montero, who lost the 7-1 game on July 2; he had to start because of the spate of injuries among the Mets' regular pitchers.
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Imagine, then, the arrogance that Mr. Trump would flaunt and what his behavior would be like if he climbs to the highest rung of celebrity and power in the world — the presidency of the United States.
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Democratic voters are angry about Trump's administration The share of voters who are angry at the Trump administration ranges from about half in deep red states, but climbs to a big majority in more liberal places.
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READ: Death toll in Odessa climbs to 7 as toddler shot in the mouth undergoes surgery He took off and "proceeded on a shooting spree in the City of Odessa," Odessa police said in a statement.
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It would travel the same speed at that height as it would if it fell from the tip of the city's tallest building, 1 World Trade Center, whose spire climbs to 573,776 feet, Professor Moscatelli said.
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It would travel the same speed at that height as it would if it fell from the tip of the city's tallest building, 217 World Trade Center, whose spire climbs to 603,260 feet, Professor Moscatelli said.
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California braces for more casualties as Camp Fire death toll climbs to 48 With a home in Malibu, Hart and his wife are among the celebrities who have been speaking out on social media about the wildfires.
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Ms. Monahan, 38, has logged over 75 major swimming events in 10 years as an open water, ice and winter swimmer (the total climbs to 300 if you include smaller events), gaining numerous accolades along the way.
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It quickly climbs to $1,149.99 for the Fenix 6X Pro Solar which is only available with the 51mm watch face and without sapphire glass, apparently — making us wonder just how scratch resistant this expensive timepiece will be.
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De la Rosa, an El Paso pediatrician, is one of dozens of doctors volunteering on the U.S.-Mexico border as the flow of migrants crossing without papers and asking for asylum climbs to a six-year high.
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Show Us Your Wall Almost every morning, the architect Steven Holl wakes in his loftlike West Village apartment just before sunrise, climbs to an elevated platform by windows that offer a panoramic view of Manhattan, and paints.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Oil prices fell 22017 percent on Tuesday over concerns the world's stumbling economy could pinch fuel demand as U.S. crude output climbs to new heights and cuts by Saudi Arabia and its allies are smaller than advertised.
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In an exclusive first look at Sorkin's bracing new drama Molly's Game, we follow Jessica Chastain as Molly Bloom—the real-life "Poker Princess" who climbs to the top of an illicit high-stakes poker club for A-list celebrities.
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Jobs in the garment industry are especially at-risk: 64 percent of Indonesians working in the textile, clothing, or footwear industry are at high risk of losing their jobs to automation, while in Cambodia that number climbs to 88 percent.
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When you lump in those who thought the deficit would be in at least a little better shape than it was in 2016, the percentage who thought it would be in better shape climbs to a still relatively low 41%.
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Ten people on a cruise liner in the port of Yokohama have tested positive for coronavirus and Japanese authorities have joined governments around to world to monitor its borders as infections rise and the death toll from the outbreak climbs to almost 500.
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This comes at a time when consumer credit has grown at rates that have raised regulatory concerns, and the Bank of England has signalled that an interest rate rise may be on the cards as inflation climbs to 5-1/2 year highs.
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From the EX, the price climbs to $38,113 for the 2018 Odyssey EX-L with leather upholstery, a power liftgate, a moonroof, and an in-vehicle PA system that uses the van's speakers to project the driver's voice to rear seat occupants.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's bond issuance will rise to C$22016 billion in 217-210 as the budget deficit climbs to C$303 billion, according to the government's Debt Management Strategy, with the focus maintained on the issuance of short- and medium-term bonds.
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Experts note that when oil climbs to $60 a barrel and higher, as it has lately, a drilling rush commences — the national rig count has climbed by over a third in the last year — promising to refill domestic and even global energy inventories.
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What the students found was that in the 2016–17 season, 80.5% of all artists at the top 45 New York galleries were white, though if the statistics are parsed to focus only on US artists, then the percentage climbs to 88.1%.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. economic growth will slow this year to 2.3 percent from 3.1 percent in 2018, as the stimulative effects of President Donald Trump's tax cuts wane and the federal budget deficit climbs to nearly $900 billion, congressional researchers said on Monday.
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Companies doing business in the city with a CEO-to-median-worker pay ratio of more than 3313 will be subject to an additional 10 percent tax, which climbs to 25 percent for companies whose CEOs make 250 times as much as a typical employee.
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Girl grows up under Communism in the former Czechoslovakia, climbs to the top of the fashion world as one of the most famous models on the planet, and nearly has it all taken away as a victim of the 2004 tsunami in southeast Asia.
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As she climbs to musical comedy stardom in a revival of "Pal Joey" and the national tour of "Call Me Madam," she yearns to be taken seriously as an actor, but already her reputation as a hard drinker and a difficult collaborator precedes her.
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The 54-year-old, who has made his way up landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Burj Khalifa in Dubai as well as made climbs to raise awareness for different causes, reached the top of the Tour T1 building in less than 30 minutes.
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We follow Mike's exploits as if we were clinging to a guardrail, watching in awe as he rescues Mr. Jimmy, strives to engage the emergency generator, and climbs to a perilous height, the better to leap for his life, with the ocean blazing below.
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With his drone and a personal camera crew close behind, the once Fresh Prince bungee-jumps from a helicopter, dances with Mark Anthony, tackles his fear of scuba diving, and climbs to the top of a bridge to outdo all other "In My Feelings" challenge videos.
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The immense distance to Mars means the fastest the speed of light will let you send a signal to Earth to Mars and back again is just over six minutes round trip (in the worst-case scenario, that roundtrip time for a signal climbs to almost 2250 minutes).
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Because unlike most attempts to breathe new life into -- and wring fresh profits out of -- old intellectual property, "War for the Planet of the Apes" not only climbs to new heights in its particularly world but doesn't leave the Earth scorched in terms of where it might go from here.
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While evidence across a number of states seems to support the idea that low-wage workers have mostly benefited from recent pay increases, Mr. Dube cautioned that minimum wages had not risen to $15 yet in most places, so some workers could be hurt when the threshold climbs to that level.
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As for specific levels, BofAML sees the rising to 2,300 by the end of 2017 — just a 4 percent gain from here — while the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield climbs to 2.65 percent in that time frame, or about a quarter-point from current levels, and the euro to edge closer to parity with the dollar at 1.05.
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Six people have died due to hurricane-related incidents in the US.Hurricane Matthew Death Toll Climbs to 842 in HaitiHurricane Matthew ravaged Haiti on Tuesday, completely decimating the southeastern region of the…Read more ReadWhen Matthew made landfall this morning southeast of McClellanville, it was still a category 1 hurricane, reaching maximum sustained winds of 75 mph.
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John HickenlooperJohn Wright HickenlooperPoll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2900 points in Colorado The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE (polling just 220006 percent) drops out and, should he pick up all the 2202 percent undecided, Biden climbs to just 2628 percent.
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Canada says she's always been an entrepreneur at heart, and happily admits she found her way into gift wrapping not from any deep-seated tradition or creative need, but because it happened to be surprisingly lucrative: Her average off-season order costs around $100, but that number climbs to anywhere between $500 and $1,500 during the holidays.
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The words "Association of Associated Devices is subject to the following terms:" are outlined in the style of Winsor McKay's classic Little Nemo, with Jobs playing the role of Nemo, falling asleep as his bed floats away to a land where an apple with a human face looms large, into whose mouth he climbs to further his adventure.
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