E-books were driven so aggressively by device sales and audiobooks just started to creep up and creep up.
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And those expenses can creep up on you, Ariely said.
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That's as life expectancies for today's younger generations creep up.
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So my answer is it could creep up over time.
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On the contrary, constitutional crises tend to creep up slowly.
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If those insecurities creep up, please be kind to yourselves.
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He alerts the others and they slowly creep up behind.
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I think this will creep up a little higher though.
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Does anxiety seem to creep up during the most inopportune times?
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Turned on the taps, watched the water creep up the ceramic.
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Kimmel's numbers may creep up, too, following all the fawning coverage.
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No wonder volatility is beginning to creep up, no matter how slowly.
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That price tag would later creep up, and the opening pushed back.
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Yet foreign policy "will creep up on the candidates," predicts Mr Wertheim.
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As baseline temperatures creep up, the ecosystem loses its ability to recover.
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After Guzman's first prison break, violence began to creep up in Mexico.
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What's worse, the lava could take months to creep up, Birch said.
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Like little vines emerging from a wall, they creep up behind him.
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These kinds of violations can creep up slowly and do significant harm.
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Yet the lines creep up and down and overlap with impish freedom.
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Boston temperatures will creep up from the teens (Farhenheit) into the low 20s.
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His thick beard, usually neatly trimmed, has begun to creep up his cheeks.
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Unfortunately, it's not always possible to figure out why these cramps creep up.
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It didn't take long for the agreed price of $600 to creep up.
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They creep up well before the call begins, and last the entire interview.
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However, it went on to creep up for the rest of the year.
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Darkness will creep up the lower left portion of the moon, almost imperceptibly.
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Migrant crossings have started to creep up again, amid a fresh surge in fighting.
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But, as prices creep up, these services are becoming nearly as costly as cable.
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This often happens when little behaviors creep up on you that violate your values.
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Interest rates had begun to creep up amid concerns of early signs of inflation.
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Kloza and other analysts expect gasoline prices to creep up, with higher oil prices.
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Courtside seats creep up along the sidelines, eliminating personal space between players and fans.
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Facebook has historically allowed civil rights or other issues to creep up on it.
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Even if inflation does creep up above 2 percent, we shouldn't be too worried.
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They expect inflation, which is still below target, to creep up towards two percent.
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What's more, links between US white nationalists and foreigners are starting to creep up.
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It's easy to see signs in retrospect, the things that creep up on you.
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So, imagine my surprise this summer to see them creep up all around me.
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Price recognizes that consumers are tired of seeing premium increases continue to creep up.
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In the city, the mercury will creep up to only 16 degrees by afternoon.
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"This is wonderful," he said, and I felt a thrill creep up my spine.
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A system like the Remotec robot might creep up close to a suspicious package.
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Since populations are rising, income per person will creep up by barely 1% a year.
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But people will face a cost to live here that will creep up and up.
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But the problems of companies like Daimler suggest that unemployment could begin to creep up.
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Verlander now has five strikeouts, but has seen his pitch-count creep up to 43.
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But that's going to creep up sooner than a lot of people realize, Vogt says.
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But what if the chances creep up to 1 in 10,000, or 1 in 3,0003?
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And that pumpkin spice item release dates seems to creep up earlier and earlier every summer.
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They may now allow class sizes to creep up, cut support staff or ration school trips.
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While he doesn't expect a recession, Wieting concedes they can creep up before economists see them.
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That means the flu could still creep up on you during that two-week waiting period.
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But the costs always creep up, and eventually, someone will come along with a better deal.
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Kelly said he expected pressure on the newer lessors as interest rates begin to creep up.
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Its GDP is expected to creep up 0.5 percent in 2016 and 0.6 percent in 2017.
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So you have to creep up to them, pick them up, and then eat them raw.
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But a week after the presentation, to Ackman's dismay, Herbalife's stock price started to creep up.
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It's possible that if news coverage continues to stay high, then interest from Americans creep up.
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But even before this latest Iranian provocation, the Russian death toll was starting to creep up.
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Inflation in Venezuela began to creep up slowly after Mr. Maduro rose to power in 2013.
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The second warning sign that Sebastian is looking for is if bond yields begin to creep up.
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But enemies no longer just lazily fly back and forth or creep up the sides of walls.
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That price will likely creep up above $40 a month, according to people familiar with the company.
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"But in the meantime, you're going to see prices start to creep up for consumers," Shay said.
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We are all susceptible to it, and it can come on suddenly or creep up over years.
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She watched water from the New River slowly creep up her street, mailboxes jutting above the surface.
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So as we creep up on the middle of April, we're starting to look forward to sleeveless pieces.
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With the peak summer driving season winding down, gasoline inventories could creep up and push down petrol prices.
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No shark should silently creep up on humans — they should announce their presence with the Jaws theme song.
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Rain chances only slowly creep up with time, mainly as we head toward sunset and into the evening.
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The poor lost out in particular, causing the rich-poor income ratio to creep up to 4-1.
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On those days, the words "disorder" and "condition" creep up, and they inspire a lump in my throat.
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From boyhood he had learned how to creep up on wildlife, mostly to catch it for the family table.
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While the middle class saw its income creep up only 18%, the top 1% saw its soar almost 188%!!
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Do you need eyes on your front door at all times, lest a burglar creep up to your doorstep?
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AIDS gets ink, because it felled some of her friends and colleagues, but other spectres creep up on her.
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Sometimes they creep up and hide in the shadows, staying unnoticed until their damage becomes too clear to ignore.
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If you're not careful, the price can creep up with fees for carry-on bags that can reach $100.
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It uses the familiar elements of the forms expressively, and in ways that creep up on you with surprises.
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It's an indication that traders think the economy will grow faster and interest rates will begin to creep up.
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"I know what my knee is, and I felt like I let it creep up on me," he said.
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But then the number started to creep up again and so, this is a problem that is international in scope.
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Even with these tricks, there were times I fell off the wagon and worries about paying bills would creep up.
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It's completely illogical, and he's not aggressive or scary, but my PTSD symptoms just creep up at the strangest times.
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Of course, in high-rent cities like New York, that percentage can creep up to 40% or 50% or worse.
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But now, when I scroll through the responses, I don't feel the manic panic creep up in my chest anymore.
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By the end of summer, the suit began to creep up my backside as I was gaining the weight back.
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In the meantime, and certainly as the 2018 midterms creep up, the party is pretty well-positioned to reassert itself.
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Prices can creep up toward $1.50 for the Super Bowl and Fourth of July, the two biggest spikes in demand.
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It turns out several other high-income countries are also seeing cancer deaths creep up while heart disease deaths decline.
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Jet lag starts to creep up on me again so I make my way back to the hotel for a nap.
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As winter starts to creep up, these jackets are the perfect way to let your geek colors fly while keeping warm.
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When fears of a contaminated-armrest death creep up, just contemplate the many millions of microbes that sheathe any human body.
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The central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged last week, but did note that inflation is beginning to creep up.
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About the time I'd go to bed, my blood sugar would creep up (promise I wasn't sneaking any late night snacks).
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Moss and vegetation creep up on all sides of the destroyed building; there's a young tree growing freely on the rooftop.
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Made of 100 percent natural ingredients, it's an amazing remedy for those headaches that can creep up on you during the day.
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However, some adverse effects of marijuana use, like dizziness or disorientation, that creep up on some smokers may be worse when ill.
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"A lot of times, when you are in a transition or stressful life experience, those deadlines creep up very quickly," she said.
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This has caused secondary prices to creep up and banks to look to refinancing and repricing deals to get the market moving.
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Ever since, we've watched that Palau-crafted bob slowly creep up and up, with the newest length veering well into pixie territory.
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That is only 3 percent of Alibaba's total revenue, but the portion may creep up with any rise in online grocery sales.
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While many TwiHards have moved on to new fandoms since Twilight's final installment hit theaters in 2012, new loyalists creep up every day.
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"If anything is going to get the Fed's attention it's the average hourly earnings is going to creep up a bit," he said.
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Critics have observed that it has failed to bring about any real deleveraging, because debt-to-GDP levels have continued to creep up.
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To develop your own, start keeping a list of your successes to look back on whenever those feelings of self-doubt creep up.
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The fact that easy money policy provided enough steam for the S&P to creep up to nearly 2,200 is "surprising," she added.
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"Lions are ambush hunters, so they creep up on their prey, get close, and jump on them unseen," he said in a statement.
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Ahead of the ECB's meeting on Thursday it published lending data on Tuesday showed credit demand is expected to continue to creep up.
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Overall, although it's sometimes made me anxious — seeing savings dwindle and costs creep up can be stressful — this system has worked for me.
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It's simply not as scary to creep up on a blind corner in third-person when you can just swivel the camera around.
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And if red, itchy spots creep up on you, ice and topical anti-inflammatory creams like Cortisone will help soothe the area. 3.
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He watched a crab creep up a tree towards a sleeping bird and pounce, grabbing the bird by the wing and breaking it.
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IF WE'RE CREEPING UP TO 2% AND WE CREEP UP TO SAY, 2 -- 2.25%, THAT'S A DIFFERENT STORY THAN WE'RE ACCELERATING PAST 003%.
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Since Mayor Bill de Blasio took office in 2014, the number has continued to creep up to a current estimate of 77,000 people.
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Slowly, my grades began to creep up and I went from rotting at the bottom of the class to scoring at the top.
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But by next year, the could creep up to 103 percent, according to BlackRock's Rick Rieder, global chief investment officer of fixed income.
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The hurricane also flooded Mr. Rosen's basement and damaged several jukeboxes, but it did not creep up to the bodies of the pinball machines.
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Dire wolves, saber-toothed cats and lions would creep up on their trapped prey but they too would become stuck in the liquid asphalt.
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Being told constantly that the answer to success is "money" means that it may be tough to admit when things like debt creep up.
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The greater financial dangers may be the equivalent of the Weeping Angels—living statues that creep up on you when you are not looking.
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That's helped his overall efficiency creep up even while his shot-making from the back half of the paint has gone by the wayside.
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But a dangerous thing happens when the temperatures creep up: I start drinking cold brew, and I quickly hit a point of no return.
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She tucks her shirt into her pants and her pants into her boots to make sure bugs don't creep up her belly or legs.
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Your chances also creep up if you've lived through abuse, violence, or poverty, or if you have a pessimistic outlook or low self-esteem.
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If you remain self-aware, these mistakes are all things that you can control before they creep up on you and damage your career.
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Now, so do his children, who, quiet as mice, often creep up the steps leading to the studio to watch their father at work.
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Every season in every city and town in America will shift, subtly or drastically, as average temperatures creep up, along with highs and lows.
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The enemy has surprises of its own, so wasting even one turn early on can carry a heavy cost as the final turns creep up.
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"If we do get a little bit more wage growth with such a tight market, then inflation will definitely creep up next year," she said.
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While nutcracker-themed windows and Christmas trees in mid-November may feel premature, the holidays, without fail, always creep up on us, every single year.
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"Even though inflation will fall as the impact of last year's currency crisis wears off, it may start to creep up again afterwards," he said.
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The International Labour Organization has predicted unemployment will creep up to 8.4 percent this year across the region, which ranks as the world's most unequal.
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The central bank said on May 2nd that inflation was moving closer to its 2 percent target as input prices creep up across the economy.
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I think that shows a lot about how the cost of living has just continued to creep up in San Francisco and in New York.
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TMZ broke the story, the blaze started to creep up on Kim and Kanye's Hidden Hills mansion Friday after a mandatory evacuation of the area.
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We felt the focaccia trend creep up on us in late February when Bon Appetit and NYT Cooking shared their best recipes on social media.
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"I would encourage all to catch it as it starts to creep up, but keeping an eye on blood pressure is especially important for women."
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That message — and her background — helped her creep up in the polls and build a formidable fundraising base rooted equally in big and small donors.
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But as prices began to creep up again, at least some oil and gas companies began to fold more automation and technology into their plans.
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Of course the fears of loss always creep up, but I try to pray them away and only put out positive vibes into the universe.
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I should just go home, except I would do the same there that I do here: sit and answer poll questions, watching my score creep up.
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Since the early 2000s the top 100 firms, excluding finance and oil, have seen their share of economy-wide takings creep up, from 18.5% to 23%.
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The Economist: How do you de-escalate a potential conflict when it starts to creep up—and what do people think works but in fact doesn't?
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Relationship memories might creep up on me later, but during my hip hop dance class, I had one goal and one goal only: Drop that booty.
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The first, is, of course, the singer's resounding "fuck you" to the eating disorder that likes to creep up and tell her she's not good enough.
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Along with her fiancé, grandparents, a friend and several teenagers, Echetebu is trapped on the second floor of the house as floodwaters creep up the staircase.
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Median scores on the Law School Admission Test began to creep up, eventually moving several points above 150, roughly the median for all test-takers nationally.
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If we're creeping up to 2 percent and we creep up to, say, 2.25 percent, that's a different story than [if] we're accelerating past 2 percent.
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But perhaps more importantly, the Blurt Foundation also recommends avoiding the "shoulds" that creep up on us—like feeling like we should be outside having fun.
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Angela Hill fought a wonderful, mobile fight against Jessica Andrade but the frequent body shots soon began to creep up on her and slow her legs.
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I watched for my usual mainstays; some distraction I could create, a brief moment where I could creep up on one brother without the other noticing.
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But most would also agree that an all-nighter of creating — or just partying — is a surefire way for dark circles to creep up underneath your eyes.
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But the calories start to creep up quite a bit when you get to Belgian brews, IPAs, and stouts, which often contain 27 to 03 percent alcohol.
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"We usually target $250 million, and frankly they always sort of creep up because of existing LPs who want to continue to bet on us," he said.
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We're used to seeing stars chop their hair off as warmer temperatures creep up, but in a crazy turn of events, long locks are making a comeback.
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" With the current path, Yellen said interest rates on items such as mortgages and credit cards likely will "creep" up, though "they probably will not increase dramatically.
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Losses among the major auto finance lenders remain low relative to historical terms even though they have continued to creep up year over year (4Q15 versus 4Q21).
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O'Rourke is starting to creep up in the polls while raking in cash in his bid to defeat Cruz, who had sought the 2016 GOP presidential nomination.
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As Brazil puts its worst recession in decades behind it, inflation will creep up to 4.2 this year and next, from 3.9 last year, the OECD estimates.
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Before I knew it, the grey overcast wash drifted in between the pines again and reality began to creep up and tap us all on the shoulder.
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Art finance is a huge business that has grown as the mean price of top-quality works continues to creep up, and sales volumes continue to grow.
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As we first reported ... Kim and Kanye hired a team of private firefighters to battle the blaze after the fire started to creep up on their pad.
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As much as we accept and embrace that age is just a number, a vague sense of foreboding can still creep up as we approach our 30s.
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The marshes quickly creep up on it; the writer Loti asked to be buried in Saint-Pierre, "in the sweet peace of the countryside," as he wrote.
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Also, since we've already acknowledged that we're living in the era of the $1,000 smartphone: There are non-folding phones that creep up into the $1,400 range.
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Silver demand will creep up by 1% this year, reducing global oversupply of the metal to the lowest since 2015, consultancy Metals Focus said in a report.
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Consumers will see interest charges increase on their credit cards, while rates on auto loans, home equity loans and mortgage rates will also start to creep up.
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Do you creep up to the booth in hopes of catching a glimpse of the CDJ display, or scope the spinning label of the record on the turntable?
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We're officially in the second week of August — and while the end of summer is not quite here, fall is still finding ways to creep up on us.
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With depression, people can see how long they can go without feeling anxious and when the depression starts to creep up again, they would come back in, too.
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It is not going to be an overnight success, but it can creep up over time unless they put the company up for sale, which is highly unlikely.
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If the number on the scale begins to creep up, I may walk, bike or swim a little more and eat a little less for a few days.
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Where the Pibarnon's are felt mostly on the tongue, the tannins in the other two bottles creep up the insides of the mouth and behind the upper lip.
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"So what you see is airlines creep up this curve: they can lower the seat-mile cost, but now they need bigger markets, bigger airports, bigger runways," he said.
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Indeed, Dinocephalosaurus is thought to have been a devastatingly effective hunter that used its bizarrely elongated neck to creep up on unsuspecting prey, like a kind of predatory periscope.
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The majority of the board members said they expect inflation to creep up further next year but end 2017 within the bank's tolerance band of 2 to 4 percent.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has already dropped more than $300 million on TV ads in these states, as his national polling numbers continue to creep up.
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Whenever my irrational fears creep up in my head, no matter how even-keeled my headspace may have been seconds before, fighting off the thoughts is my biggest struggle.
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As seltzer sales started to creep up, the company bet that a similar approach could turn sparkling water from a sophisticated but tasteless European drink into an American hit.
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" Still, he said: "We expect the unemployment rate to creep up over the coming months and that suggests (the Reserve Bank of Australia) will keep cutting interest rates further.
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"OMG," I thought, as banner ads for a steampunk rave called Machina² began to creep up on the Resident Advisor website more than a month and a half ago.
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Living in New York City — one of the most expensive cities in the world — we knew a wedding could easily creep up in the tens of thousands of dollars.
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After a period of nearly a decade in which the Fed did not raise rates, increases can creep up in a company's expenses and generate unwanted risk for investors.
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"If you create clear red lines in cyberspace, you give an incentive to actors to creep up to that red line knowing that they don't risk retaliation," Painter said.
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Many oil firms still say that production will creep up over the next decade, to slightly above today's level of 95m barrels per day (b/d), and then plateau.
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Visitor figures soon began to creep up, increasing from roughly 6,783 in the 1992-1993 season to nearly 15,2100 by the end of that decade, according to IAATO figures.
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The index rates most winter days in New York as "healthy" — but in the summer, you see the index start to creep up into the "moderate" and "unhealthy" ranges.
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Once they had an idea of where the vessel was, the guard launched two small boats to creep up on the smugglers, and were eventually able to board without detection.
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Other combos creep up on you, and you don't realize they're perfect until you experience them out of the blue (chocolate and bacon, Eminem and Dido, hot Jägermeister in winter).
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Mr Putin's new weapons included nuclear-powered, nuclear-tipped cruise missiles with nearly infinite range and nuclear-armed underwater drones designed to creep up on enemy ports before destroying them.
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Click here to view original GIFImagine a world where robots creep up on you: Electric motors just a gentle whir, hard shells changing color to blend in with their surroundings.
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I know I've let my own lifestyle creep up over the years, but I don't think it's gotten out of hand — so for the most part, I'm OK with it.
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If you have one in good condition, you can expect hundreds of dollars, and if you have a barely-even-used one, you might see prices creep up past $300.
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Despite rates on cards and other consumer debt continuing to creep up, issuers are still offering balance-transfer deals that come with no or low interest for a set period.
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Hurricane Dorian has ravaged the Bahamas and continues to creep up the east coast of the U.S., with meteorologists warnings of its impact on Florida, South Carolina and North Carolina.
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Now that the infected are living longer — and the numbers of gay and bisexual men with the virus continue to creep up — more and more young men are seeking shelter.
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Things would just pop up like the first line, "burning a door in the back of my mind," it's just about those thoughts that creep up that you can't control.
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He believes that even more troubling for many wealthy Americans than the current measured creep up in rates overseen by the Fed is the underlying issue of a ballooning federal deficit.
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Baseball's attendance is off to another slow start, and while those numbers will creep up during the summer months, the early drop is still indicative of a continuing and startling trend.
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Meanwhile, prices at the local corner store and the gas pump continue to creep up, as does the sense that the life he's living is unsustainable and unlikely to get better.
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I'm shooting off high on the right and low on the left, switching my arms' positions to confront new enemy angles as they creep up behind and in front of me.
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The seven pieces crawl through wastelands and emotional wreckage, occasionally allowing Van Wissem's lute melodies to creep up through cracks in the concrete, like nature trying to reclaim what we destroyed.
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Many of them, in fact, have renounced explicit racism and anti-Semitism, though they will creep up to the line of explicitly racist speech, especially when Islam and immigration are concerned.
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How, given climate change's impact on fertility and gestation, and possible viruses that will creep up on the immune system of species in the future, will we possibly vindicate assassination for amusement?
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It's something that's come up a couple of times from analysts poking around at the subject on quarterly calls to discuss the earnings results, and it is still continuing to creep up.
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From there, specs and prices creep up: A Surface Go with 256 gigabytes of storage, 8 gigabytes of RAM, and LTE will cost you more, though Microsoft hasn't shared how much yet.
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On a call with reporters Shrewsberry pointed to economic indicators forecasting higher unemployment rates as a cause for concern and also said the bank expects deposit costs to continue to creep up.
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But an overheating market may also add pressure to local governments who have struggled to keep the chaotic property sector in check as home prices creep up and buyers flout investment rules.
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Hamilton was south of the border at the Black Jaguar White Tiger Foundation when he decided to roll the dice and creep up on a big cat named Nicole ... just for laughs.
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Expected changes in inflation rates for the following year, also tracked in the survey, are expected to creep up to 2.6 after landing at a 10-month low at 2.4 in October.
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Watch the VICE News documentary about the occupation: Already, ominous theories about the nature of Tuesday's fatal shooting and arrests have begun to creep up on the rightward reaches of the internet.
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Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in North Carolina had seen its bad debt creep up in recent years as more patients saw out of pocket expenses soar, with some deductibles reaching $15,000.
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It's heartening to see bipartisan support for job training, which is woefully underfunded in the United States even as the skill requirements of jobs creep up and employers struggle to fill positions.
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Investors have been puzzled at this week's quick rebound in stock markets, which has also coincided with a rise in bond yields on evidence that inflation is starting to creep up globally.
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Any time you start to feel fear or discomfort creep up again, just go back to that list, take a deep breath and remind yourself that you have done everything you can.
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Most central bankers saw a neutral outlook for inflation, predicting consumer prices would creep up to just above target this year before falling to around 3 percent by the close of 2016.
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Today (Friday): Some improvement as winds diminish to around 403-10 mph out of the north, and temperatures creep up a bit higher into the upper 30s to low 40s by midafternoon.
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Those scary feelings I had when my niece was little began to creep up on me, but before I could back away, my friend handed her baby to me without a second thought.
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Right now, however, "people are more comfortable in the environment, and they're willing to engage again and maybe on the margin it looks like interest rates are starting to creep up," Lefkowitz said.
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The biscuit—the form of the vessel itself—is fine, semi-translucent when held to the light, weightless like the poppies and the yellow, pink and lavender blossoms that creep up its side.
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Now, the CEO said he is seeing a slight uptick in the area of business-related travel, as sentiment about the new administration begins to creep up among American business leaders as well.
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Although this process is well underway with manufacturing jobs, more and more it's going to creep up the value chain, altering or eliminating any number of jobs in law, finance and even media.
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But yields could also creep up when inflation rises faster than expected, or when "there's too much supply of Treasury, too little demand" — scenarios that the stock market should worry about, he added.
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To control this anxiety, it&aposs important to understand what causes it in the first place in order to manage the symptoms that creep up before, during, and even after the job interview.
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The plants growing in the Aronson Galleries at the New School's Parsons School of Design are mostly considered weeds, nuisance plants that burst through cracks in the sidewalk, or creep up along buildings.
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When you spot two women you'd like to talk to, do you drop a joke as your in, or do you creep up behind them like a storybook goblin about to snatch a child?
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A majority of analysts see the bank standing pat until year end or longer before it starts tightening as household debt keeps accumulating at a swift pace while inflation has started to creep up.
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The election is now over, and if ratings don't begin to creep up in a promising week, the NFL may need to take a deeper look into why Americans are turning off football games.
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The nonprofit B612 Foundation, which has raised alarm about the dangers of asteroids since 2002, has proposed building an infrared space telescope to make sure that killer asteroids don't creep up on the planet.
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If you can bring this guy down in a single turn, he won't be able to raise the alarm and you'll remain in stealth, free to creep up on the camp he was guarding.
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It always seems to creep up at the last moment, and unless your mom is Kris Jenner, what she wants is most likely a total mystery (and most likely not an $11,000 Chanel surf board).
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When the DJ cranks up a mellow dance track mixed especially for this system, sound waves rain down from above you, creep up from below you, spin around your head, and smother you in audio.
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Sometimes those are every four years and sometimes they creep up on you, and this one crept up on me because I had two years remaining here at Everton that I planned on seeing out.
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The measured pace gives the show a chance to sketch in its supporting characters, situating Sasha in a network of relationships whose strength is more affecting because of the way they creep up on viewers.
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Besides shooting in 4K, the Brio can also shoot in 720p and 1080p, and it has a 5x digital zoom so you, or your viewers, can creep up close on whatever the camera is recording.
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"It's like watching a competitor creep up on you at a snail's pace and not necessarily moving in a straight line," said Richard Aboulafia, vice president of analysis at Virginia-based industry consultancy Teal Group.
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Even if Islamic State is defeated in Mosul, Iraqi leaders must ensure that the same ethnic and sectarian hostilities which helped Islamic State establish a widespread presence in the country do not creep up again.
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But production has other plans: Caila has been summoned (give me a break if you believe this impromptu visit was her own idea) to creep up on Ben from behind and ruin his silent reverie.
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It was like a weight had been lifted; finally there was a name I could pin to these feelings, and thus a box I could lock them away in when they began to creep up.
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If nerves creep up on me while I'm in the hospitality tent (it can get tense waiting alongside competitors), I'll do some free skiing before my race if there are groomed runs near the venue.
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As phone prices continue to creep up higher and higher, it becomes increasingly difficult to justify spending the better part of $1000 every year or two, even if it is on something you use every day.
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The Vikings have just six passing plays of 40 yards or more, a number that barely avoids being the league's worst and should be very different considering how opposition safeties creep up to the line. Pittsburgh.
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"If you get that really tender area around your nail bed or around your cuticle, and it's really tender and you start seeing the redness creep up your finger, you should get attention now," he said.
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It's the moment when those freak flags — and, okay, a romantic spark or two — fly, when jealous tendencies creep up, and when grown men and women get emotionally wrecked over being rejected by a near-stranger.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Years of tepid economic recovery have Fed Chair Janet Yellen and other central bankers considering what was once unthinkable: abandoning decades-long efforts to hold inflation down and allowing price expectations to creep up.
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The bank, along with President Cyril Ramaphosa's incoming administration, is under pressure to revive growth after a decade of policy missteps that have seen unemployment creep up to record highs and investment slow to a trickle.
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So, once President Trump started campaigning on these policies about lowering taxes, about rolling back regulations, there was an anticipation that started to creep up and that started to force businesses to unleash the purse strings.
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" Ng said the fund will be used to cut checks that are typically up to $100,000 as part of seed rounds with other investors, although it could creep up to $250,000 "if we see great stuff.
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Sometimes I could feel cold hands creep up my legs beneath my covers, and I'd often be shaken awake by a dark figure who'd evaporate upward, toward the attic, the moment my sleep-blurred vision cleared.
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Larry Kudlow, the director of the National Economic Council, said on Saturday that negotiators were looking at a price tag of "around" $1.3 to $1.4 trillion and didn't rule out that it could creep up further.
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"The credit quality and performance of CLOs in the US will weaken in 2020 as corporate leverage continues to creep up and CLO structural protections loosen," Moody's Investors Service analysts wrote in a November 26 report.
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Assume it continues to pump crude 600,000 barrels a day for the next decade, and prices hold around $23, while lifting costs creep up at 3% a year from 2018's average of $7.5 per barrel.
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If negative thoughts like "something is wrong with me" creep up, Deborah Coolhart, a therapist at Syracuse University and co-author of "The Gender Quest Workbook," says to remember that these thoughts are learned, not innate.
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" — Redditor LovesMeSomeRedhead'I worked with a guy who had no concept of personal space' "There were many times where he would creep up into my personal bubble and watch over my shoulder as I'm working at my computer.
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Lipow said he expected U.S. crude prices to creep up to around $22018 a barrel by the end of next year, while Brent would remain around $28.5 a barrel as U.S. oil exports rise to record levels.
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Regulators appear to have made good inroads into reducing risks in the financial system from interbank and shadow bank lending — which were arguably China's most immediate systemic threat — and they have allowed borrowing costs to creep up.
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The metallic taste of adrenaline and fear—of McCauley, his crew, and everyone who cares about them—will creep up the back of your throat and settle there like the overcooked chicken dinner made by Hanna's wife.
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After the photo of Kellyanne Conway's controversial couch-kneeling in the Oval Office made its way around the Internet, some unsavory jokes and comparisons began to creep up, including one from Louisiana Representative Cedric Richmond, a Democrat.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The numbers of migrants landing in Greece from Turkey is starting to creep up again, showing efforts to close off the route are coming under strain, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said on Friday.
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Lipow said he expected U.S. crude prices to creep up to around $63 a barrel by the end of next year, while Brent would remain around $67 a barrel as U.S. oil exports rise to record levels.
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SORKIN: WE HAD A GUEST ONEARLIER IN THE MORNING, A WASHINGTON ANALYST WHO WAS SUGGESTING THEY THOUGHTTHAT THE CONVERSATION WOULD START AT 200% AND POTENTIALLY COULD CREEP UP. IDON'T KNOW IF YOU THINK THAT IS A POSSIBILITY.
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The euro zone is expected to see a near 6 percent drop, although its overall debt stock will also continue to creep up to just over 7 trillion euros as its countries borrow more than they repay.
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Victronix: Many of the members of the alt-light, in fact, have renounced explicit racism and anti-Semitism, though they will creep up to the line of explicitly racist speech, especially when Islam and immigration are concerned.
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The key is the greens — washed, thoroughly dried and mixed together in the right kind of ratio, so that sour leaves creep up on the sweet ones, and so that the final bread is tangy and juicy.
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Any skiving student worth their salt knows the usual tricks to make an essay look longer: use larger punctuation marks and spaces, mess around with the margins, maybe even try to creep up to a larger font size.
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In body cam video released by the Forth Worth Police, you see an officer -- reported to be Dean -- creep up to a window in her backyard ... and almost instantly fire a shot after seeing Atatiana approach from inside.
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At this juncture, Booker "needs to continue to creep up in the polls and really solidify himself in the top half dozen" candidates, Wolf added — and Booker's rally in Newark could mark a major moment in that effort.
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The national average for unleaded gasoline at the pump is currently $2.18 per gallon, the same price its been since last week, but some East Coast states are seeing a slight creep up in prices, according to AAA data.
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What makes the book so compelling is the way August talks around everything that happened to her; that's what gives Woodson's heady, evocative prose room to do its work, to creep up and grab you and not let go.
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"I have to say, if you know something's wrong, in any relationship, as we did with Jupp, it can slowly creep up on you so you don't realize that the atmosphere is quite intense," states Guy in serious tones.
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But Buttigieg, who has continued to creep up in Iowa polling, also spent last week pushing back on criticism of tweets from 2018 showing him pledging support for Medicare for All, the policy he criticized vigorously in the debate.
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"Early on, before I worked out how to focus using lasers, I used to creep up onto some doorsteps and hold my iPhone in front of my face so that Kate, my partner, could lock focus," Blachford tells The Creators Project.
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Surficial, coastal aquifers are already being contaminated by saltwater intrusion on account of the Everglades being too dry, and as the oceans continue to creep up without enough freshwater recharge from the wetlands, the threat is expected to get worse.
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When I visited home a few weeks ago, I went to my parents' bathroom to weigh myself, like I do every morning, like I have been doing every morning for years, watching the number creep up despite all my efforts.
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Though my 7-year-old daughter is much too young for Instagram, I don't need a crystal ball to tell me that soon enough, a social-media platform will creep up on both of us and eventually control her life.
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When I am dancing, it is not for the arousal or entertainment of the men who creep up behind me, who watch from the corners of the room, who form a circle around me and my friends, it is for me.
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Those numbers creep up every year, so CBS is likely expecting something like 1.6 million, industry sources say, with a variance on either side depending on how interesting the game is (recall that last year, New England won in the last seconds).
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An absolute hawk who lives inside passing lanes, the Sixers hum when Simmons is plopped onto a non-shooter who allows him to roam around the floor, creep up on ball-handlers, and wreak havoc in ways that lead to easy transition opportunities.
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Any game developers on the bottom rungs of their studio reading that probably felt a slight chill creep up their spine, but the fact remains that style transfer is poised to become a workable tool to create visual content faster than ever before.
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Despite government support for and wider adoption of energy efficiency and renewables, the level of carbon dioxide (CO2202) in the atmosphere has continued to creep up, reaching 2628 parts per million in 28500, a level not seen on earth in millions of years.
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"The takeaway for investors is that you could see defaults in the U.S. high yield energy sector creep up over the course of the year, which means investors need to be cautious when investing in the U.S. high yield energy sector," said Dryden.
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While low bond yields should result in lower all-in funding costs for these issuers, the glut of supply is expected to mean that new issue concessions - the extra premium governments must offer to entice investors to buy new debt - could creep up.
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U.S Treasurys have seen yields rising since the start of the year on fears that inflation will creep up at a faster-than-expected pace, and the Federal Reserve will therefore be forced to increase interest rates more often than what markets expect.
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In the coming months, the class's lessons would creep up on me at unexpected moments during patient rounds: noting asymmetry on an old man's face; describing angry purple blisters to a colleague; considering the shadowy contours of pneumonia on an X-ray.
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It always makes sense to get clearance from your doctor before you start a new exercise routine, says Dr. Arora, and to know your blood pressure and cholesterol levels — especially if you're over 35, when these invisible risk factors can start to creep up.
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The economy, the Fed and inflation all have some influence over long-term fixed mortgage rates, which generally are pegged to yields on U.S. Treasury notes, so there's already been a creep up from record-low levels well before the Fed made any official move.
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That feeling of protesting that you're fine, everything's fine, and then having the true roots of the problem and the emotions it's provoking just sort of creep up and pounce on you — I rarely see that depicted on screen as vibrantly as in this film.
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The more prices creep up, the more it may be worth asking yourself whether cord cutting is as good a deal as it once seemed, or if it's even that much better than signing up for your local cable company's service and calling it a day.[TechCrunch]
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Genetics may also play a role, though researchers believe eating and exercise habits are more important; indeed, as roads and economic development have changes in the Tsimane diet (with a nearby market offering cooking oil and sugar) cholesterol levels among the people have begun to creep up.
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The American P&C industry, for instance, has seen its "combined ratio", which expresses claims and costs as a percentage of premium revenue, steadily creep up from 96.2% in 2013 to 97.8% in 2015, and to an estimated 100.3% for 2016 (ie, a net underwriting loss).
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In the account Ewell gave to The Los Angeles Times, the Andos robot—the same brand used to kill a suspect in Dallas earlier this year—was initially sent on a mission to creep up and get a better view of the inside of Bunge's bunker.
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Under the expanded Discovery program, the total number of offers for black and Hispanic students for the eight specialized schools will creep up to 14 percent from about 10 percent, and will increase to about 16 percent next year when the growth of the program is complete.
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The economy, the Fed and inflation all have some influence over long-term fixed mortgage rates, which generally are pegged to yields on U.S. Treasury notes, so there's already been some creep up from record-low levels since the election and well before the Fed made an official move.
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"If you don't set up a budget before you start you can spend so much more than that, because being a bridesmaid — yes, it costs a lot of money, but there are a lot of small costs that creep up on you that you don't even realize," she said.
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"[He had] an ability to kind of creep up behind you, slide his hand down your pants, and then light his face up while he's pointing at something good that you did and making everyone look at that, and then squeeze and dig around in there," he said.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi are expected to discuss protections for young undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children, stabilizing the health care markets and other legislative deadlines that will quickly creep up on Capitol Hill this fall, two people familiar with the plans told CNN.
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"The primary reason is that the market is perceived as an inflation hedge in Egypt, particularly in a context where EGP is at an all-time low and there are further expectations for inflation to continue to creep up," said Mohamed Eljamal, managing director of capital markets at Abu Dhabi's Waha Capital.
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You don't impose tax rates like these overnight; they creep up on you like bindweed without people really noticing until, whoops, you have five weeks of holiday a year and free health care, and young people are paid to go to university — but you are also paying more than half your income to the state.
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But in 1998, something flipped, and while the death rates for everyone else—including black, Hispanic, and Asian Americans—continued to steadily drop, the death rates for middle-aged white Americans start to creep up: 0.5 percent a year, every year: They've been dubbed "deaths of despair," due to the high number of overdose and suicide deaths.
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She declares a newfound confidence ("My threshold for bullshit with men" is over, she says); she opens up about her struggles with fibromyalgia — which this week caused her to postpone her tour — and her loneliness; and lets us in on some of the moments of doubt and anxiety that still creep up on her about her work.
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" As proof that Biggie had heeded his advice, Tupac cited the difference between his early track, the aggressive "Party and Bullshit," and softer songs from his debut Ready to Die like "Big Poppa," which appealed more to the ladies: "Soon as he buy that wine, I just creep up from behind / And ask what your interests are, who you be with?
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In his face was a thing that made me go quiet inside, made a long slow sizzle creep up my arms from the fingertips, because the thing I read in his face was the worst, it was fear, and it was vast, it was elemental, like the wind itself, like the cold sun I would soon feel on the silk of my pelt. ♦
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" JASON WARE, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER & CHIEF ECONOMIST, ALBION FINANCIAL GROUP, SALT LAKE CITY "It's right in line with what I expected, no change in rates, no change in the balance sheet reduction pace; it's a gentle hand-off to Jerome Powell, it is 'The economy is doing OK; we're not changing anything in terms of the outlook to the economy, but inflation might be starting to creep up a bit.
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And while you're at it, here's a breakdown of what to do about your savings account, mortgage and car loan as well: The economy, the Fed and inflation all have some influence over long-term fixed mortgage rates, which generally are pegged to yields on U.S. Treasury notes, so there's already been a creep up from record-low levels since the election and well before the Fed has made any official move.
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As a queer woman of color who for all 23 years of my life has had to watch the hours of environmental apocalypse creep up on us from the not-so-distant shadows, Bernie Sanders is far and away the only candidate who understands not just the existential crises we face, but also the only one with aggressive enough policies to kick start human redemption and mitigate what is effectively the end of the world.
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But anyway just picture steve martin kind of making some wry jokes or whatever and then pulling out his banjo and didling out a couple of melodys and what not when suddenly JERY creep up behind him, no fanfare nothing, just two legends in the game sharing a stage as equals From that point onward, Jery kept it lit with an hour-plus comedy performance that give the audience a window into what Seinfeld would be like today.
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On the other hand, being forced to acknowledge the astonishing number of settings in which a woman might be stabbed by a man she has never met — while placing an order in a bakery, or waiting tables in a restaurant, or crossing the street, or sitting in a wheelchair outside her apartment, or driving a bus, or jogging through a city park, or standing in her kitchen — produces skin prickling, nausea and paranoia as the numbers creep up.
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Vampires, lured you out to an ancient chamber and allowed you to creep up on them through stone-hewn corridors unseen, and you watch with a single eye through an ancient arrow-slit as they perform the incantations and chanting that precede a blood ritual, and just at the final moment of surrender they stare up at you—the Vampire King making perfect pure eye contact with you—and bite into the neck of the innocent, and now you're running but you can't get away, the vampires hissing after you, chasing up and around the walls, crawling rapidly along the ceiling, vampires, vampires, vampires, and then they catch you, so inevitably, with their pale and undead hands, and lean down close to your ear and whisper: You wanna fuck or nah?
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