This interest rate that should be creeping up is instead creeping down. Yeah.
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American industry has become extremely concentrated, and this creeping monopolization
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No Pacific fog creeping over a city by the bay.
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For the most part, Jones was just creeping everyone out.
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Mr Harford warns against a creeping force for neatness: automation.
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Short answer: a black orb slowly creeping across the Sun.
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Protectionism around the world is creeping up (see chart 2 ).
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Ulta Beauty is creeping into new territory: the Big Apple.
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This is useful feature if you're really into hardcore creeping.
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Looks like another linebacker is creeping up on you, Russell.
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Blockchain technologies have been creeping toward the mainstream recently, however.
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Islamophobia has been creeping into the public sphere as well.
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Hovering over the show is the spectre of creeping doom.
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A meter ticking by, creeping upward, slower than the mileage.
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The porch sagged, and ivy had begun creeping over windows.
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Emilia Clarke keeps creeping shorter and shorter above the shoulders.
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The Hill: Trump divides Democrats with warning of creeping socialism.
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Halloween has a way of creeping up on people unexpectedly.
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WebKit's new policy is essentially saying enough: Stop the creeping.
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We were too busy creeping on our college crushes IRL.
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Kwon's ornate language adds a creeping anachronism to the chapters.
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And some point to a creeping sense of rancor fatigue.
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Chicken, beef and lamb prices have been creeping up, too.
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Which means the Amazon is creeping closer to the threshold.
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Or at least creeping in at a statistically significant level.
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Still, it's possible to feel a creeping sense of sameness.
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In recent years, however, fears of "creeping Islamization" have emerged.
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Going forward, Congress needs to stomp out creeping military authoritarianism.
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But on Monday, they reflected a creeping skepticism among investors.
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Meanwhile, Dorian is slowly creeping along the southeast US coast.
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"You see inflation evidence creeping into the system," Paulsen said.
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NEW DELHI — A toxic fog is creeping over New Delhi.
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For the past several years, however, they've been creeping back.
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Mr Orban's creeping authoritarianism is not just a problem for Hungary.
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Search for my picture on Google and find Fey creeping in.
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That, and it probably needs to stop creeping on its members.
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Interest rates are creeping higher, reducing how much buyers can borrow.
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In Israel, the strategy of creeping delegitimization has proven highly successful.
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Yes, that is, in fact, a helicopter creeping into the photo.
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Researchers from Caltech and NASA recognize the fault shift as creeping.
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Once I felt it creeping up, there was no way back.
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Worst yet, Chic (Hart Denton) is always creeping around her house.
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"I remember a feeling of slight panic creeping in," Blunt admitted.
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But China's share of global production has been creeping higher again.
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Most recently, Alexa was creeping out its users for laughing randomly.
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The decline was driven by slowing sales and creeping inventory levels.
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In fact, since 2013, transport emissions have been creeping upward again.
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The medium is his message too, adding to his creeping relevance.
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In other words, she's slowly creeping her way into chap territory.
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But officials are concerned about flames creeping down hillsides toward neighborhoods.
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After a few weeks, my screen time started creeping up again.
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We are in a bull market that just keeps creeping along.
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This outrage is the proper immediate response to Trump's creeping fascism.
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One factor is the creeping consolidation of industries in recent years.
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Employment is low enough so that higher wages are creeping in.
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Virtual reality is no longer creeping into the mainstream: It's leaping.
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What's going on: Welcome to the creeping new age of automation.
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Andromeda and the Milky Way are creeping closer together every minute.
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Her words stoked fears about creeping Stalinism and censorship in Russia.
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And the Great Man of Letters creeping on his co-workers.
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He's creeping into Earl Morril, Terry Hanratty, and Don Strock territory.
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This is the kind of creeping fundamentalism I'm trying to stop.
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China's top internet companies are creeping up on America's tech giants.
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Victoriana is creeping back into vogue with exuberant furnishings and accessories.
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The temptations of corrupted gratitude kept creeping back into Western politics.
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She sneaked vinca, creeping Jenny and lily turf into the beds.
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Allison answered in her nightgown, a smile creeping across her lips.
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Annual inflation hit 2.7%, creeping to the central bank's 3% target.
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Fortunately, the facts about solitary are slowly creeping into public view.
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I wanted to talk to him about America's creeping surveillance state.
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Who did Brady actually call when he was creeping outside Tabitha's house?
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It may be happening slowly, but 4K content is creeping toward ubiquity.
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Living within your means to avoid credit card debt creeping up again.
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As soon as you feel the paranoia creeping in, take some CBD.
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There is a good case for standing up to creeping Chinese expansionism.
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Even amid all the ceremony, politics have a way of creeping in.
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And yet, horror fans embraced the film's creeping unease and stellar performances.
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First, we saw baby tees and chokers creeping back into our wardrobes.
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If you spot them first, you try to blend in, creeping closer.
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Iranian-backed militias are creeping closer to the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
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Image: CrunchyrollIn January, the videos started creeping onto YouTube, Vine, and Tumblr.
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But it doesn't take long for the darkness to come creeping in.
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The school year is slowly creeping up (maybe not so slowly anymore).
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"Some signs of low confidence are creeping into positioning data," Bell said.
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Across Latin America, the share of murders involving guns is creeping upwards.
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Today: editorial director Blake Hounshell on the trial creeping toward the end.
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What do you need to do when the anxiety starts creeping in?
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Do you need to drag out that slow creeping sense of doom?
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"Creeping protectionist or isolationist political agendas are on the rise," he added.
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Once the novelty wears off, a creeping, empty joylessness settles in instead.
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I didn't want them to think the DJ is creeping them out.
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The salt is creeping through the farmland like damp up a wall.
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So of course I'm feeling bit panicked about the creeping 2000s nostalgia.
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And, according to Pambakian, the Super Like function isn't creeping everyone out.
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Then as men with heat rising off their backs like creeping flames.
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Others, like creeping authoritarianism and doubts over collective defense, feel more existential.
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There are also other neighborhoods steadily creeping towards that million-dollar mark.
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Conservative Republicans are worried that political correctness is creeping into their party.
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But doubt, the genesis of all high golf scores, is creeping in.
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I felt a familiar sense of dread creeping up my digestive tract.
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Important questions — but not the sort creeping up on you past midnight.
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The cult of online reviews has increasingly begun creeping into real life.
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This may be because talk of creeping privatization is always fairly vague.
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Singer and songwriter TJ Strohmer's creeping, fractured songs start from familiar places.
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Creeping urbanization, agriculture, and vehicle mortality are all to blame in part.
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A wave of conservatism kept creeping in from within the scene itself.
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So it seems across nearly every industry, automation is silently creeping forward.
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The effects, real and emotional, are slowly creeping into everyone's everyday lives.
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The older person with creeping dementia will have more years living independently.
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We are creeping in on, like, a million books, a ridiculous number.
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It's a strange mix of bright colors, big ideas, and creeping horror.
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Death rates were creeping up for middle-age white people, particularly women.
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Well, the sunshine state also has 16-foot pythons creeping around, NBD.
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Are they creeping up the slopes, in reaction to a warming earth?
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Hints of app-based work are creeping into more traditional work settings.
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They are no longer in that category; bad loans are creeping up.
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That said, there are tentative signs of that creeping tightness Glasenberg mentioned.
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Now you can enjoy the music without any of the creeping nightmares.
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Sometimes, he said, you could actually see ice creeping across open water.
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It's probably not that hard to recall a sense of creeping anxiety.
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The southwestern US is seeing drier conditions and a creeping desert landscape.
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Cardy's natural artistic curiosity was buttressed by a creeping sense of outsiderness.
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Not coincidentally, 2012 was the year that emissions started creeping up again.
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The 2016 campaign has been a process of creeping realization and willful denial.
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Opening the lid to her tank, pushing the lid, creeping across the floor.
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Swarming, creeping, transforming figures fill the grid-paper-aligned panels of his pages.
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And in her alcohol haze, she engaged in some serious creeping on Ben.
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Schlock and good taste have a way of creeping into Afro-Euro fusion.
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Unemployment has been creeping upward, now at a decade-high of 12.9 percent.
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Privacy and online security have been creeping toward the public forefront for years.
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But a creeping, low level sense of despair has already entered your bones.
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It seems that same bitter fate is creeping closer to you every moment.
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Creeping Europeanisation can also be detected in the rise of the far right.
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And now the number of Border Patrol apprehensions has started creeping back up.
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It also neatly establishes the paranoia that's creeping into play at Axe Capital.
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I can feel the paper deadline creeping closer and am a bit stressed.
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The rise of music festivals that are creeping in on the nightclub's audience.
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Criticism started creeping into her love life as she began dating Tom Hiddleston.
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Black Mirror might lead to reading about the creeping surveillance state on Gizmodo.
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That's when his blood-sugar levels started creeping up, a sign of prediabetes.
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There is a train of thought that suggests fascism is creeping back in.
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The fire had been slowly creeping through the understory for days, said Soehn.
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We still have the dollar creeping up again, rates pretty much doing nothing.
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But the pronouncements of motor-industry bosses suggest that doubts are creeping in.
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I've found out about new relationships, breakups, and reconciliations, all through Venmo creeping.
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Let's talk about the side effects of the creeping apotheosis of solar power.
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Cambridge Analytica wasn't the only company creeping on Facebook users and their friends.
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In Australia, meanwhile, the age of such axes has been creeping inevitably backwards.
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Mr Besigye claimed "a creeping military coup", and promised to respond with "defiance".
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But now the Russians are creeping in — and the Saudis are getting nervous.
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To complement his creeping molasses flow, he has a lingo entirely his own.
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Antitrust is creeping into the platforms of some 2018 and 2020 Democratic contenders.
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Just a low-oil light or the engine temperature creeping into the red.
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There are other signs that uncertainty may be creeping into the board room.
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As I recovered at home, color started slowly creeping back into my life.
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Democrats aren't in full panic mode yet, but anxiety is clearly creeping in.
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Around six months in, I also noticed my credit score was creeping up.
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But people thinking a semblance of freedom creeping into Weibo may be misled.
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But many in Hong Kong resent what they see as Beijing's creeping control.
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He had to, with Jeff inevitably creeping toward superstardom by the mid-2000s.
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Now that she's free, she's creeping around the place trying to find Maggie.
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Photo via Instagram Views season really feels like it's creeping around the corner.
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It's got jump scares, gore, creeping dread, and shrieking terror, in equal measures.
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So it may be a case of some 'Facebook fatigue' creeping in here.
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Automation is creeping into retail, service work, large-scale manufacturing, mining and more.
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Already, in malls across the US, long lines are creeping from Morphe storefronts.
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This creeping uncertainty can be fueled by the very steps taken to reassure.
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This creeping uncertainty can be fueled by the very steps taken to reassure.
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We've been told for a generation to expect this kind of creeping devastation.
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Apart from Spanglish words creeping in, will the language change in other ways?
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A strict curfew has been creeping up in recent days, from 7 p.m.
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Numbers are creeping back up in 2018, but have yet to fully rebound.
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It was just past daybreak, and the sun was creeping over the grandstand.
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President Donald Trump is creeping dangerously close to his "no new taxes" moment.
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Creeping over the five-inning mark is definitely a big plus for me.
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After falling in 2015 and 2016, China's carbon emissions began creeping upwards again.
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These Fed officials want to reverse this creeping nationalization of the financial system.
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He's been creeping up in Iowa and New Hampshire after a fall slump.
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We knew hackers were creeping on Ring video feeds, but Ring's own employees?
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"Audience screams alone," Garcia repeats, a note of awe creeping into his voice.
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A convergence of contractual developments and creeping age could break up the band.
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On the whole, this was a night for the monsters, loosed and creeping.
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This suggests expenses are creeping up as sales aren't enough to cover them.
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After decades of creeping growth, occupational licensing laws are finally earning warranted scrutiny.
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There was also a creeping concern about how quickly the bill was moving.
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Amazon has finally revealed why Alexa is randomly laughing, creeping out Echo users.
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While Gallace's rural scenes might look serene, creeping trepidation haunts many of them.
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"Goodnight buddy," Sebastian says before hanging up, sincerity creeping through in his voice.
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Mamane Touda, an official at the country's top civil rights organization, said there was something else that troubled him about US soldiers "creeping in — and creeping in is the phrase I mean to use," he said in an interview in Niamey.
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The United States is creating a financial vacuum into which the Yuan is creeping.
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It's a tale of creeping 21st-century surveillance as unnerving as it is predictable.
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At worst, you can feel the icy tendrils of mortification creeping up your spine.
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Of course, by the looks of it, yields on Treasurys will continue creeping up.
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Loan losses are still near all-time record lows but they are creeping up.
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"But it contributes to the uncertainty that's creeping in" about Trump's agenda, Hellwig said.
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And yet, the shadow cast by past corporate behemoths is creeping up on Apple.
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Chris Hahn, Chris Matthews made some interesting comments about creeping elitism in your party.
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"It's not just literally creeping in the bushes," Wachsmuth told me over the phone.
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Work-life balance goals are creeping into the office space and taking a nap.
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But nat gas has slowly been creeping back down to $2 in recent days.
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But this time, for me at least, with an added slice of creeping panic.
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This wasn't a harbinger of creeping illiberalism; it was a mocking repudiation of it.
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Halloween is creeping up and that means it's time to start pimping those pumpkins!
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The legs unfold and reach carefully out of the cave like ghastly, creeping fingers.
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We find ourselves creeping closer to crossing a line that violates our committed relationship.
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Meanwhile, economic uncertainty is creeping up as the presidential election draws closer, he said.
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Some of Freetown's hilltops remain green, but the dirt-brown cityscape is creeping up.
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In summer 6903, Border Patrol agents started warning that numbers were creeping back up.
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But if you're after creeping, insidious, psychologically compelling horror, then you won't do better.
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October 31 is quickly creeping up — do you have an outfit at the ready?
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All across Latin America, we're seeing the creeping influence of China in our hemisphere.
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Creeping illiberalism in Turkey, Hungary and Poland threatens the democratic values that underpin NATO.
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But in recent years there has been a creeping merger between executive and parliament.
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It's cold outside, dark, and seasonal affective disorder might be creeping up on you.
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This creeping decentralization, both physically and temporally, has contributed to the event's waning relevance.
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Two guys in a car slowed down, creeping alongside the curb and jeering profanities.
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European equities rose sharply after initial losses, with Wall Street creeping into positive territory.
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Netflix is worth more than GE or Ford, and it's creeping up on Disney.
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Can you feel age creeping into your work as the eternally youthful Pee-wee?
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In the meantime, the average loan balance on unsecured loans has been creeping higher.
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The first-name trend seems to be intensifying, diversifying and creeping into more sectors.
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Critics have accused Russia's authorities of trying to implement creeping China-style Internet curbs.
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The competition-driven creeping effect turned Black Friday into a two-day shopping spree.
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But domestic demand has weakened this year, with unemployment creeping higher and imports slipping.
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There's this concept called creeping determinism which is, gosh, the crisis was so obvious.
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"It's actually much slower and very painful because it's a creeping devastation," he said.
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Worse, the case may be another example of creeping nanny statism impinging on liberty.
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Inflation is creeping up again and unemployment is stubbornly high, particular for the young.
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An orange-and-white taxi carrying two suicide bombers was creeping toward the gate.
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And this is the real creeping revolution in the way industrial metals are priced.
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Early on, Takkar is creeping alongside a woolly mammoth herd with his hunting party.
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Is that an open closet with a woman slowly creeping out drenched in darkness?
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Partially ruined by the creeping but confident sense that Facebook will eventually ruin it.
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Potter's photographs manage to instill the mostly inanimate landscape with a strained, creeping anxiety.
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"I try not to, but the thought is creeping into my mind," he said.
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One older brother enjoyed beating her, the other creeping into her bed at night.
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To stand up to creeping totalitarianism, we needn't throw ourselves under the tank treads.
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"Protectionism is creeping and seeping in all corners of the economy," Mr. Adams said.
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We saw him creeping outside Jon and Dany's door as they consummated their affection.
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"It's like the American flag," said Fognini, a wry smile creeping across his face.
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Still, the retirement age is creeping higher in the U.S. and elsewhere, Collinson said.
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As autumn comes creeping in, you'll probably find yourself switching up what you eat.
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After dropping to the lowest level in eight years, bidding wars are creeping back.
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Creeping doubts among investors have already helped drive down bond yields in recent weeks.
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And truth be told, Moscow's influence isn't creeping into Bulgaria — it's long been here.
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Creeping public acceptance of these problems makes it harder to improve security, he said.
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US oil has surged 40% since Christmas Eve and gasoline prices are creeping higher.
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Yet Trump's election was itself a response to the creeping authoritarianism of his predecessor.
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The conservative alternative to creeping single-payer is an expansion of the private markets.
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Parents protesting it, though, say they see it as a sign of creeping authoritarianism.
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He quoted George Washington and lamented creeping commercialism and an erosion of civic participation.
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She begins to see the creeping shadow of a woman trapped behind the wall.
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Carrying out President Trump's campaign pledges could spur inflation, which is already creeping up.
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But there is one way faith seems to be creeping uncomfortably close to policy.
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Memphis tightened down defensively in the second half, creeping closer in the fourth quarter.
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It&aposs 2020, and despite AI creeping all around the workplace is still here.
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The unemployment rate has been creeping up since November, when it was 3.7 percent.
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The other thing that worries me is just there's this creeping crackdown on transparency.
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I hear them, sometimes, sneakily creeping behind hay bales and shuffling up tree trunks.
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Watch this and just try to keep a smile from creeping across your face.
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As of press time, the petition was creeping up on its goal of 25,156 signatures.
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A huge mass of molten rock is creeping upwards beneath the nation's north eastern states.
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You've probably noticed the night modes now creeping into every desktop and mobile operating system.
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Now the oil price is creeping back up, which means purse-strings may be tightened.
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Photographers surround the sculptures, creeping across the floor like insects to capture how they look.
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It's also creeping up on Twitter's 310 million monthly active users total, these sources say.
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In its bass-heavy place is the creeping, escalating sound of a Jaws-like attack.
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The Handmaid's Tale addresses societal shifts and the dangers of creeping normalization just as directly.
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There's no sense in denying it any longer — fall is officially creeping up on us.
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Sorghum, which Americans have long fed to livestock, is also creeping onto menus for people.
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It's everything I need to stave off the hint of a hangover that's creeping in.
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Coachella season is creeping up fast (but we're sure you've been counting down the days).
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The song serves as a creeping public service announcement to anyone who considers crossing him.
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To be sure, potash prices are weak enough to stimulate demand, and are creeping higher.
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But after a long time in rehab, Japanese stocks are creeping back into the spotlight.
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With the economy strong and Mr Trump visibly emboldened, his popularity has been creeping up.
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Labour is creeping towards a softer position, giving the Tories space to do the same.
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At the start, Memento-esque synth pads give way to the creeping, gothic main motif.
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The punchline, such as it is, is clear: Biden can't resist even creeping himself out.
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SOME schools have black mould creeping up the walls; at others, mushrooms sprout from them.
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Now, the numbers are creeping back up, but we're not back to where we were.
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There a quiet riot, if not a creeping civil war, taking place in Ethiopia today.
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It's part of a creeping trend that hasn't gone unnoticed in the private equity business.
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One way American firms have improved their moats in recent times is through creeping consolidation.
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Around this time, problems also began creeping up with their plans to move in together.
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It combines the frenzy of farce with the creeping incremental detail of kitchen-sink realism.
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It then spreads zone by zone, creeping to the boundaries of each sector before halting.
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Convention spending is part and parcel of the creeping corporate buyout of America's political system.
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Officials have warned about creeping Islamisation, and have extended tighter controls over other Muslim minorities.
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At the same time as housing costs are creeping upward, so too, is college tuition.
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Even as CHJ expands globally, Tesla is creeping in on the start-ups home turf.
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With the holidays creeping up, things are about to get pretty crazy in kitchens everywhere.
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But his plans have been impeded in part because of opposition fears of creeping authoritarianism.
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Signs of euphoria are creeping into the market, and that's giving one trader déjà vu.
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Concerns in the city about the creeping influence of the Communist Party, however, loom large.
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Still, while the number of participants has been slowly creeping up, the window is closing.
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Mr. Azevêdo warned about "the threat of creeping protectionism" from increasing trade restrictions by governments.
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Even before the exclusion of Mallet, there has been creeping self-censorship in Hong Kong.
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That elitism is kind of a creeping elitism, but I don't think it's badly intended.
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This is a bad time in India, a time of curtailed freedoms and creeping authoritarianism.
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The darkness in the shadows may be creeping toward them, but they're not going back.
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" With a daring smirk creeping across his lips, Bill proclaims, "The world can't stop us.
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And there are signs of this creeping authoritarianism in European countries like Hungary and Poland.
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Now, with years of entropy and physical collapse creeping ever closer, it is downright forbidding.
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But it clearly represents the creeping erosion of the distinction between civil and criminal proceedings.
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But the main road was ablaze and the fire was creeping in, Mr. Lehman said.
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She succeeded, though another woman kept creeping closer and closer to her space, she noted.
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Neither has been elected to the Hall, but their vote percentages have been creeping upward.
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It's unsurprising then that Silicon Valley seems well poised to deal with the creeping pandemic.
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Still, coronavirus cases have been creeping up throughout the Defense Department community in recent days.
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Creeping down the railway tracks unseen, they hid behind storage sheds near the perimeter fence.
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Now the specter of legislation is creeping into doctors' offices and labor and delivery suites.
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It's also creeping up on Twitter's 250 million monthly active users total, these sources say.
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Traffic fatalities have decreased overall since 2014, but they have recently started creeping up again.
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Traffic fatalities dropped after cameras were installed, but recently started creeping up, Ms. Hu reported.
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He raps with a heavy, gnarled drawl and at a creeping pace — he sounds weary.
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The Ukrainian people will not watch as Russia continues its creeping annexation of our country.
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And they embody creeping disharmony with a smooth synchronicity that any athletic team would envy.
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The Obama administration punished Mr. Orban for his creeping authoritarianism and crackdown on civil society.
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Memes allow us to convert our creeping dread and stir craziness into something borderline productive.
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The idea of the coronavirus was creeping into everyone's minds when they got sore throats.
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In May, she was creeping along in a parking lot when her minivan lost power.
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TC Sessions: Robotics+AI is creeping closer by the day, and the agenda is packed.
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Central Florida is all creeping plant life, juicy and teeming, ready to suck up everything.
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The right and the left share a sense of creeping doom, though for different reasons.
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The remoteness of the base did nothing to alleviate the creeping feeling of siege mentality.
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Predictably, the #MeToo wave is slowly creeping back up on the shores of Wall Street.
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Futures markets pointed to Wall Street creeping higher later, having ended little changed on Monday.
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Phases 1 and 2 are complete, with Phase 3 creeping ever closer to Obe's home.
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"I don't think that's the same, though," he said quietly, fatigue creeping into his voice.
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"It's almost expected, especially in the summer months creeping up into September," Mr. Yung said.
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He has quoted George Washington and lamented creeping commercialism and an erosion of civic participation.
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Summer is fast approaching, and so too is a cavalcade of creeping, slithering, stomping monsters.
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This creeping reality, as the author's latest book, Capital Is Dead: Is This Something Worse?
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For us, aging is the creeping and then catastrophic dysfunction of everything, all at once.
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The collections that hence will exert a creeping influence on many other more accessible collections.
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No height of education or depth of cold, though, can altogether preclude errors creeping in.
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"There's this isolationism, nationalism that's creeping into governments all across the developed world," said Ford.
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On the other hand, credit card balances and delinquencies are steadily creeping up, as well.
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Water is creeping up to my house with the ocean at the back of it.
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And gasoline prices are creeping higher just as the American economy grapples with a slowdown.
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Twenty three permafrost features, called "frozen debris lobes," are steadily creeping toward the remote highway.
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In their view, building and expanding settlements has long amounted to an unofficial, creeping annexation.
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Purpose can distract from the creeping anxiety about food, supplies, and money—at least sometimes.
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Creeping along the floor and up the walls is an imaginary roadmap of Sokhorn's design.
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"Â "It's not like you can check an option that says 'stop creeping my private conversations.
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That means wherever one looks here, the effect of higher-priced American products is creeping in.
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Yurts made of white felt are creeping steadily up the hillsides, like a glacier in reverse.
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This past year, she even revealed the psoriasis has since begun creeping up to her face.
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The problem is that it's creeping into other areas such as bank capital, and even senior.
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"No tax reform yet, no repatriation of money, and earnings are still creeping along," Farr noted.
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Maymo the dog's spooky new playmate is the large plastic skeleton creeping around his living room.
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That's creeping closer and closer to Sony's top Alpha cameras which allow users to swap lenses.
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Live performances of music from the screen are slowly creeping up as a coveted fan pastime.
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It has been steadily creeping higher since it hit a one-year low late last month.
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For obvious reasons, it's especially crucial that the borgs creeping through your body aren't complete klutzes.
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The Trump administration is creeping closer to a future without President Obama's historic climate change rule.
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On the road back to L.A., our Waze E.T.A. keeps creeping up to 153:15 p.m.
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From there, though, you'll slowly start noticing the Echo creeping into other facets of your life.
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Roethlisberger deterred the Broncos from creeping up too far, giving him opportunities to complete shorter passes.
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And some of the people carrying it out were as worried about creeping socialism as anyone.
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Creeping along an earlier, risqué line, Picasso's sexual politics in 102 were not that great either.
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Yet everywhere the pressure to decarbonise power supply has brought the state creeping back into markets.
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Each of these policies is part of the creeping repression in Xinjiang province against the Uighurs.
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In recent years, including under Widodo's government, soldiers have been creeping back into non-military matters.
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A way to combat anxiety when it comes creeping in during sex is to simply breathe.
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Meanwhile, consumption is creeping up: this year, global nuclear generation finally recovered to pre-Fukushima levels.
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This past year, Kardashian West revealed the psoriasis has since begun creeping up to her face.
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Eradicated from France last century, the predators are gradually creeping back to more forests and hillsides.
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Someone is creeping around the digital infrastructure of United States power plants, including a nuclear facility.
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Soon the kids will be back to school and cooler temps will be creeping toward us.
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The probability of their lengthy playoff drought ending this season is creeping up on 90 percent.
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Grande joined the cast in January of 2008 when it was creeping toward a Broadway launch.
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As the sea levels rise, the intertidal 'Vice' Zoanthus will begin slowly creeping up the spiral.
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The change was seen by many as creeping influence from Beijing over the special administrative region.
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Here's the thing: The price of Prime is probably going to keep creeping up for everyone.
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The documentary footage is raw, shaky, and often features Geeta's boom microphone creeping into the frame.
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I tried to blink the reality away, but his hands were still there, creeping further up.
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This idea that programmatic advertising is following you around is creeping out a lot of people.
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Then there was a period of time for a while when you were creeping around women.
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But, if you look closer, someone or something is creep, creep, creeping up behind them. Yikes!
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As I recovered at home, color started slowly creeping back into my life, whispering around corners.
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Risk reversals painted a slightly bullish picture with one-month gauges creeping higher in overnight trading.
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Credit card balances have been creeping up, and that debt could be a nasty vacation souvenir.
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Yet older people, increasingly, aren't simply creeping off into a twilit world of shuffleboard and sudoku.
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"(I) fear that they may be creeping into our fledgling democracy and political life," Obasanjo said.
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Almost everybody's awake while the light's still pastel purple and creeping softly into the dining room.
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The 2003 invasion was dumb; so was Obama's 2011 creeping overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in Libya.
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In this country, racially transcendent blacks are used as exemplars, direct foils to creeping black counterculture.
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Those were the things that were creeping up into my head over the next 48 hours.
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This thought kept creeping into my mind as I watched Thursday's Republican presidential debate in Detroit.
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After creeping into the race, she feared that male runners would bulldoze her off the road.
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" Within Congress, Serrano senses a creeping acceptance that "there isn't such thing as an enhanced commonwealth.
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If so, you need to consciously prevent these behavioral biases from creeping into your financial plan.
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Since then, they have begun creeping up again, but are still below levels seen last year.
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Commercialism was creeping in and the year after they took the show on a global tour.
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But with this attention came commercialization, which felt to all the artists like a creeping doom.
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By day two, it was a creeping parasite that worked its way up across my brow.
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And in the subscription video on demand market, Netflix has been creeping ever higher, as well.
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All of which makes me that much more dismayed that Trump's approval rating is creeping up.
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But now, with growing suspicion of Silicon Valley, there is a creeping sense of déjà vu.
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If you're a fan of ominous buildup and creeping dread, it doesn't get better than this.
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According to Kaye, the Fleshlight Turbo, a newer, non-anatomical sleeve, is creeping up in reviews.
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Past reports from The Infinite Dial showed a creeping increase in podcasts from year to year.
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Especially the scene where she's imagining a ghoul creeping up from the foot of her bed.
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"He's the Jewish version of Santa," I explained, a touch of sanctimony creeping into my voice.
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"It's still just creeping higher," said Brett Ryan, an economist at Deutsche Bank in New York.
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On and on couples and small crowds arrive, giddy to be creeping into a closed shop.
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Like hypochondriacs, cancerchondriacs imagine every cough, twinge, bump or rash as a malignancy stealthily creeping back.
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Far beyond the central bank, analysts warn, the changes represent a creeping politicization of the state.
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Both actions are examples of the creeping assertion of Russian sovereignty over parts of eastern Ukraine.
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Alexa, please stop creeping me out Amazon's voice assistant is laughing randomly and freaking everybody out.
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The creeping paranoia sometimes seemed ridiculous to her, and sometimes it didn't — because people kept vanishing.
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This sentiment swelled in 2019, with protesters fighting against what they claimed was creeping Chinese influence.
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But more than that, analysts and diplomats say, Germany wants a reversal of Turkey's creeping authoritarianism.
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Spanning the windowless space, the tree looks like a gothic, creeping creature or a giant skeleton.
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The data was a fresh indication of the trade war's creeping impact on the American economy.
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"It was me," she said, her voice creeping off, as she appeared to relive her shock.
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Never before in history have meteorologist come so close to being a bellwether of creeping autocracy.
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"Socialism is creeping up on us," said Jonathan Foss, 34, who traveled from Fargo, North Dakota.
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The effort is an attempt to keep the central bank's benchmark rate from accidentally creeping higher.
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"This raw nerve of colonialism comes creeping in in every conversation" these days, she told me.
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Over the last few months, you've probably spotted a hair trend creeping into your Instagram feed.
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Loose covenants are also creeping into documentation while aggressive use of proceeds are starting to emerge.
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These days, in Mexico, Halloween (and its more modern costumes) is creeping in on the event.
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Moves on commodity prices and bond markets imply fears of economic recession may be creeping back.
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JERUSALEM — He kept quiet for months, his poll numbers creeping up against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Annual deficits are creeping up to $22018 trillion and the national debt has topped $22.3 trillion.
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I'm glad in politics there's slowly more and more ladies—sorry, women —creeping up the ladder.
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But it's not clear that there's anything politicians can do to protect themselves from creeping distrust.
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There's also indication that experimental film is slowly creeping its way into the art market's arms.
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An artist helps us understand how crypto currencies are creeping their way into our global economies.
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Annual deficits are creeping up to $1 trillion and the national debt has topped $20 trillion.
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"There are two kinds of people along the border, people who fight every day along the creeping border and people who have lost everything," said Ms. Robakidze, who grew up in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi and documented the crisis in "Creeping Borders," a new project.
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Ecuadoreans paid a high price for material progress in the form of creeping authoritarianism and continued corruption.
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Global sea levels also reached a record high in 2015, creeping 3.3 mm higher than in 2014.
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"There is some cautious buying creeping back in," said Michael Hewson, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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But that's only part of the story, no doubt aggravated by Google's creeping takeover of Mountain View.
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Recently, people creeping around on Google Earth have found a person that really, really hates their neighbor.
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The crowd began creeping into other lanes — a situation Pfleger said had the potential to become dangerous.
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There is hope that a La Nina may be creeping in, which typically cools the Pacific waters.
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With temperatures creeping up in much of the country, the holiday couldn't come at a better time.
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Will still be creeping on u all and commenting, just not going to be posting endless content.
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But it was all a flimsy cover for the fear that was creeping into my daily life.
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When I feel the hard edge of bitterness creeping in, I try to counter it with gratitude.
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When fall starts creeping in, wear a longer version with tall boots, knit layers, and long jackets.
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News deserts that have been spreading across rural America are creeping towards small and medium-sized cities.
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In addition to the rising number of card accounts, credit-card balances are also steadily creeping higher.
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Doubts are creeping in over how Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel will fare in an election next year.
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Attrill expected short-term interest rates would continue creeping higher, pulling the dollar along for the ride.
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Prices are creeping up, too, albeit by much less than the Bank of Japan's 2% inflation target.
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The "Upside Down" is in Hawkins, Indiana, but it's also been slowly creeping into the fashion world.
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The prosperous Muslim elite, they say, has for too long turned a blind eye to creeping extremism.
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In fact, the sheer amount of options was overwhelming and a creeping sense of anxiety enveloped me.
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Oil-service firms slashed their rates after the most recent crash, but those prices are creeping up.
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Having freed herself from ties, the woman remained on the phone, slowly creeping out of the bedroom.
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And they contradict the government's claim: in line with popular perception, income inequality has been creeping up.
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U.S. output is creeping closer to that of top producer Russia, which pumps about 11 million bpd.
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Seeing this percentage may invite obsessive charging; I find that stress starts creeping in around 64 percent.
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These are characters who are creeping toward their 100th birthdays, yet have remained fundamentally unchanged for decades.
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I was in a situation, emotionally and with work, and I was really creeping out of control.
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Deadlines have a sneaky way of creeping up on you — as busy TechCrunch writers can readily attest.
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You signed up for Snapchat and never post, but rather, you prefer creeping on other people's snaps.
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Television today is pretty loud and fast, but Twin Peaks thrived on silence and wandering, pointless creeping.
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If mood rings could make you develop a creeping paranoia about everything you put in your mouth!
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I think sometimes you start worrying about that so much, and it starts creeping into your brain.
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Instead, it only allows the darkness around the edges of the film's frames to begin creeping in.
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Talk about an imminent recession is intensifying, and recession risk probabilities are creeping up – although still low.
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Labor markets are also getting better, with signs of wage pressure creeping into the system, he added.
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At least the notification still exists on desktop, which is also the best place for online creeping.
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And a tiny number of Zika sufferers develop Guillain-Barré syndrome, a creeping (though normally reversible) paralysis.
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The creeping influence of Europe's most popular teams highlights a paradox at the heart of modern football.
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Yet there are creeping doubts among some Democrats that she's the best candidate to take on Trump.
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The year just blew right by and all of a sudden, the holidays are creeping up fast.
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They are insidious, creeping up on you slowly until you don't even notice the damage they're causing.
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Worse, smallmouth bass, a warm-water species, are each year creeping farther and farther up Montana's rivers.
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We're not talking a minor treasure trail artfully creeping into the bottom left corner of the frame.
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As you walked through you could feel it creeping up your throat and coating over your mouth.
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An actual incident, or just the creeping reach of evil into the life of superficial, smarmy Dad?
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That endorsement by the senators triggered a slight move higher in yields, which have been creeping up.
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But despite—or maybe because of—my being so busy, OCD was creeping back into my life.
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Italian bond yields have been creeping upwards on growing concern Italy's new government could relax fiscal discipline.
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In fact, the Hollister earthquake occurred near "the creeping section" of the San Andreas Fault, she added.
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Investors react negatively to the jobs report from earlier in the day, which shows paychecks creeping higher.
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"I don't dare to think that's true," Yan said, a hint of mischief creeping into his smile.
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Though wages are finally creeping upward, these increases still cannot compensate for years of stagnation and disinvestment.
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Dwell times—the number of seconds that a train spends at a station—had been creeping up.
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Protée is France's only companion, and through their asymmetrical alliance we feel the creeping evil of colonialism.
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But what Washington's current approach to China also shows is creeping doubt about its own economic system.
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Toni The latest polls show Clinton creeping closer in Texas, within four points, according to one survey.
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It was the slow creeping kind of love, the one you don't notice till it's too late.
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These changes are good, but with Twitter's user growth only creeping along, more needs to be done.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads New York City is creeping towards a psycho kind of summer.
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In other words, the Fed wants to prevent borrowing rates from creeping higher during the market stress.
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I run screaming when I see an Ayn Rand book creeping up the alley looking for victims.
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Security footage of the shooting showed a man creeping up behind him and firing from close range.
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In an era of creeping nationalism and ambient xenophobia, Ms. Mnouchkine stands firmly opposed to reflexive demonization.
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Religious leaders often fret that such creeping faithlessness puts society at risk more than any political ideology.
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And instead of the dowager countess's bon mots, we got Bran, just sitting there creeping everybody out.
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It is currently creeping up to Ryugu at a relative velocity of about 22 inches per second.
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The album's opener "Silence" is a creeping track about being weary of the people you let in.
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But two former White House officials turned pundits, David Axelrod and Robert Reich, warned of creeping autocracy.
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That's the real lesson — a story of creeping authoritarianism — of today's commutations and pardons by President Trump.
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Still, disparaging asides about Mr. Trump that had been creeping into official newscasts will most likely vanish.
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Is the announcement too little, too late as the country slowly slips into a creeping civil war?
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Demonstrators are angry about what they see as creeping interference by Beijing despite the promise of autonomy.
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Creeping cooperation has become strikingly common at the local level, with potentially cascading consequences for European democracy.
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But even this would be preferable to the status quo of creeping annexation or annexation without citizenship.
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Polls in recent months have shown support for independence creeping up to 743% and above (see chart).
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There's a slight chill creeping into the morning air that signals fall is ready to sweep in.
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Instead, they spoke of muscle cramps, stress eating, and — amid the rising rents in Austin — creeping poverty.
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After falling earlier this decade, annual deficits are creeping above $1 trillion for the next several years.
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The creeping destruction of the rodents' habitat is the most noticeable impact humanity has had on capybara.
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But there is, in the NBA's creeping inevitability, something that echoes in a way that's familiar and unsettling.
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I saw what basically looked like Batman creeping up through the bedsheets at the foot of the bed.
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Screenshot: YouTubeYou know what's more terrifying than spiders creeping into your home in the middle of the night?
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In case you're wondering, the residents of the homes behind the creeping wall of noxious gas have fled.
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So, what should society do, if anything, about this potential creeping upheaval, whose timeline is even in question?
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I'm planning a 'Men's March' to protest at the creeping global emasculation of my gender by rabid feminists.
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The flames were creeping toward the Getty Center, home to the Getty Museum and lots of priceless art.
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Meanwhile, Republican pride has been creeping up a couple points each year since the 45th president took office.
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I call them my figments, but maybe they're things from long ago returning from the dead, creeping in.
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"There is a creeping Islamisation, a population change, or a population displacement," Strache told Austrian newspaper OE.24.
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She felt creeping nausea, no doubt caused by the smell of old upholstery, and it made her careless.
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I'm slowly creeping up a set of stairs and I don't know what I'll find at the top.
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In the smart home market, Amazon has Echo (powered by Alexa), but Google Assistant is creeping in there.
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In high school stories, and especially in terms of virginity loss, it's always the guy creeping on girls.
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Urban clearly understands that he's not alone is his concern regarding the creeping pervasiveness of facial-recognition tech.
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The FBI arrive at what looks like a storage facility, and the translucent charcoal-covered men are creeping.
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Overdose deaths have been creeping upward since the beginning of the 21st century — especially deaths from opiate abuse.
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Evidence late last year and early this year that inflation was creeping up to target has since weakened.
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If you're anything like me, then you know the ambient Sunday feeling of doom creeping on the horizon.
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Under Barack Obama, the usual mini-cycle of creeping presidential disillusionment with China seemed even to be reversed.
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Can everyday people come together and effectively organize against creeping overreach of one of the world's biggest corporations?
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There's a tenor and a tone that's creeping into a permanence, and I'm really hopeful that it doesn't.
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It is a gray world circumscribed by the maneuvers of shadowy others and by a creeping, ambient paranoia.
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But the long-term mining has caused fissures that are creeping closer to the city center of Kiruna.
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Residents would hear a helicopter approach but there would be no explosion, just a creeping and intensifying vapor.
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In South Korea the share of low-income households struggling under heavy debt burdens has been creeping up.
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I'm not ashamed of it anymore, as I was in my mid-20s as 30 was creeping near.
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My initial approach was spot on however the humidity and the creeping sense of failure made it impossible.
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A decade ago, 193chan was still creeping into the public consciousness with acts of wrath and scrappy decency.
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Why it matters: Newspaper closures that started in rural America are creeping towards small and medium-sized cities.
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Now that Snap is regaining momentum, investors' enthusiasm for the company's long-term potential is also creeping back.
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It actually stops the damage by removing it, so you won't have split ends creeping up your strands.
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Hyatt also says that he thinks there is at least one more snake creeping around in his house.
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Complex friendships between black women may be becoming more visible on television, but the creeping, backhanded quality remains.
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Once limited to open-air shopping centers, grocers like Wegmans have slowly been creeping into vacant mall spaces.
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Casual gear like jogger pants and knit tops — often referred to as athleisure — are even creeping into workplaces.
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Watching Hamdan, we're forced into the room with him, forced to feel the creeping terror of the interrogation.
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Sure, the easiest solution is to change your password, but that won't tell you if someone's been creeping.
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Instead of creeping around an expansive map, you're dropped into a fixed location overlooking a Hitman-style map.
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By the time they arrived, the sun had cracked the horizon, a clear dawn creeping over the landscape.
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The most glaring example of the AK party's creeping annexation of the public sphere, however, are Turkey's media.
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That means that it will be important to address the risks of bias creeping in to AI systems.
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Clinton grew up in a culture permeated by the threat of creeping Communism — and later, the Vietnam War.
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Late polling has shown Gillespie creeping toward a double-digit lead in these places; he will need it.
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They are linked only by the creeping pace of death's arrival, and the stalled investigations that can follow.
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Foreclosures are falling and home prices are creeping upward (though they remain far short of the prerecession peak).
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He didn't want to upset his wife, but as he spoke he found irritation creeping into his voice.
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Creeping monopolization throughout many sectors of the economy over the past 40 years has exacted a high toll.
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On Sunday, Pinson again crashed the pregame proceedings, creeping up on Williams as he was addressing a question.
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And there's a good chance islanders will have to move out of the path of this creeping lava.
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Their constituents look to them to develop, design, and implement new preventative strategies to deal with creeping radicalization.
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Qubits need to operate at extreme colds, near absolute zero, to keep errors from creeping into their work.
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As temperatures continue creeping up, mosquitos won't just invade more places—they'll also eat (read: bite) more often.
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The growing interest in investing in meat alternatives is a sign that another motivation is creeping in: profit.
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As Paper adds more and more of these features, there's always the risk of feature-creeping the app.
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Beaten down by the creeping control of the Ortega regime over state policy, Nicaraguan citizens remained largely subdued.
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Perhaps less obvious, the State of the Union is another example of the creeping expansion of the presidency.
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A breezy Wednesday with a high just topping 60 and clouds creeping in as the day goes on.
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The rain is actually beneficial for California, which has been creeping back into a drought in recent weeks.
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An edge of defiance creeping into her voice, she recalled having dealt with overbearing Masters of the Universe.
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His poll ratings have begun creeping up from lows reached in the depths of the yellow vest crisis.
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If your monthly bill is creeping up, here are a few ways to cut down on the cost.
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Humanity's past—the far past, as in prehistory—has a curious way of creeping up into the present.
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And the newest models of sex robots are creeping closer to the level of "Westworld"-style sex surrogates.
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South Florida won its first seven games, creeping into the top 2111, and then lost its last five.
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Anonymous bots masquerading as citizen and political actors had been a creeping feature in foreign elections for years.
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For the past 11 weeks, protesters in Hong Kong have marched in response to creeping authoritarianism from Beijing.
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The taxpayer could convert around $63,000 to Roth money without creeping into the next-highest bracket of 32%.
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The real danger Germany faces today is neither a creeping leftist regime nor a nascent far-right dictatorship.
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Suspicion is now creeping back, fanned by strident nationalist voices on social media and gossip on the street.
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I would imagine death and becoming nothing, and I would feel this creeping terror take hold of me.
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Although doubts about the unit are now creeping through the investment community, the project still holds much promise.
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One was a pair of black foxglove earrings with white- and yellow-diamond pistils; another, creeping ivy earrings.
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This building antipathy within our political system is manifesting into intolerance and creeping authoritarianism within our political life.
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O'Reilly said he is looking forward to hearing the phrase 'you're creeping me out' in seven different languages.
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And why do so some advocates of abortion on demand deny the creeping, technology-driven risk of eugenics?
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You can't stealth edit out the inherent desire for violence creeping into the mainstream of the Democratic Party.
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As Beijing blurs lines between state and private enterprise, more caveats appear to be creeping into perceived guarantees.
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That's why some strategists see inflation creeping up as a possible 2020 problem for the markets and economy.
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The base model, three-wheeled version starts at $5,000, with the four-wheeled version creeping up to $6,000.
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Nine months later, Willett was patiently creeping up on Jordan Spieth in the final round of the Masters.
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Although gas prices have been creeping downward over the last several weeks, drivers shouldn't get used to it.
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Water has been creeping up to historic buildings and has left a number of roads impassable in Galveston.
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I was haunted by the creeping conviction that I didn't deserve the prize — I should give it back.
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But a volatile stock market and signs of a possible recession have fostered a creeping sense of panic.
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But he's held onto a loyal base of support, creeping close to 10 percent of likely caucus-goers.
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Its walls were rotting, its central terrace was packed with garbage, and creeping weeds covered former malaria wards.
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He shared with VICE News his own data showing Trump's numbers creeping close to a certain dotted line.
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"Wage inflation is creeping higher," said Russell Price, senior economist at Ameriprise Financial Services Inc in Troy, Michigan.
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Gordhan used his memorial speech to warn South Africans of a streak of authoritarianism creeping into the system.
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The braggadocio and bombast of the modern shooter is antithetical to the creeping, indiscriminate death of the Great War.
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The presidency of Donald Trump brings "the end of creeping socialism," billionaire investor Mario Gabelli told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Rick Sawn's Sand Springs-area home still was dry on Wednesday morning, but water has been creeping toward it.
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So really, maybe the Note 8's price tag is in keeping with smartphone prices that keep creeping up.
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Growth may look strong now, with inflation creeping up, but it won't remain that way in 2019, Cramer said.
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Somewhat famously, superfluidic helium has the bizarre capability of creeping up the walls of its container and leaking away.
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While crops such as cotton were then able to thrive, the creeping demise of the lake bred new problems.
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One chart marked "Highly Confidential" shows the number of WhatsApp messages sent per day creeping up on Facebook's totals.
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Innovative new materials have been creeping into sports stadium construction around the world, providing both practical and aesthetic benefit.
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As agrarian life gave way to creeping urbanization and industrialization, the voices of Social Darwinism sounded the softness alarm.
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Ukrainian forces have been creeping forward into the "grey zone" in recent months, seizing positions in several small towns.
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Trucks washed the streets morning and night, creeping in the darkness, their brushes shushing like reminders to keep quiet.
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Creeping from dense olive groves, suicide bombers driving camouflaged vehicles rigged with explosives tried to ram the Kurdish column.
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As both show signs of creeping higher, some market watchers see the combination as a potential headwind for stocks.
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On the whole, however, the feel-good pandemonium does little to alleviate a creeping sense of naïvety and nostalgia.
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With the reality of life in a police state slowly creeping in, I decided not to press my luck.
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While the median price for a Cheviot Hills home has been creeping up, its outliers have become less extreme.
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Maybe it's the smoke and the blackouts, but a very un-Californian nihilism has been creeping into my thinking.
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Through the window she could see the dirty instruments and dried blood on the floor, roaches and creeping things.
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A gold ring on his thumb, the inky edge of a tattoo creeping up the top of his neck.
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Deductibles and other forms of cost-sharing have been creeping up in the United States since the late 1990s.
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Water was creeping up to the back of the sanctuary, and they didn't have any food or water there.
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Still, the wireless charging capabilities worked well overall, and it sure was nice not to deal with creeping wires.
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"I can still feel the wet, freezing cold creeping up my legs," he told a Dutch audience last year.
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Leverage is creeping up, as 54% of firms spent and invested more than they earned in the last quarter.
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And recent reports indicate that, despite Amazon's price cuts, some items have been creeping back up in price again.
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But, that's about to change because she is bringing her secrets straight to the market — no Insta-creeping necessary.
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There are many who see the creeping fascism in Europe right now as proof of the failure of multiculturalism.
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It shows that partisan identity in the United States can blind voters to creeping authoritarianism in their own party.
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Now a new study predicts that young, Hispanic, and black workers will be most affected by that creeping disruption.
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Nevertheless, opposition continues to grow from within as people become increasingly wise to the dangers posed by creeping fascism.
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It's full of rose-tinted warmth, even when creeping into the coldest and darkest corners of Peters' daily life.
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It's a world of creeping dread where you half-expect a fishman to start talking about the Red Sox.
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Abramović writes about Ulay with great tenderness, but admits to the creeping feeling that her star was eclipsing his.
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Moscow in particular has taken an increasingly hardline position against Google's creeping influence in the country in recent years.
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You won't need to worry about the A$300,000 ($232,00) car creeping up behind you on a highway, however.
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"There's a lot of uncertainty creeping in to the market," said Nick Twidale, director at Sydney trade financier XChainge.
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You will be more productive and able to work in peace without the demands of the world creeping in.
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With Father's Day creeping up, don't be that person who buys a singing card as a last-minute gift.
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The ear tips don't seal off the ear canal completely, which means you will get ambient sound creeping in.
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When Taylor feels his self-doubt creeping up, he uses a simple but effective strategy to keep moving forward.
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At first, the snake was creeping around outside Koh's home, but eventually found its way to the house's entrance.
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At 2112.32 the index is creeping ever closer to the all-time peak of 21 reached in late 2321.33.
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This new planet is beautiful and varied, but I can't help but notice a sense of sameness creeping in.
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The gentle cow and creeping scorpion couldn't be more different... so, basically, this should be an exciting full moon.
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Several female investors tell Recode that a creeping concern is title inflation for women "partners" who aren't really partners.
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"The southern end of the San Andreas has often a started creeping in response to other earthquakes," Ross said.
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Democrats charge that the Trump boom is unsustainable, and soaring deficits and creeping inflation suggest they might be vindicated.
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"The massive (price) increases just attract more and more of that speculative investor creeping into the market," said Ferreira.
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It's an occasion for the United States to awaken from its collective slumber about the creeping dangers of kleptocracy.
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She claimed he was making comments about her and her father to other vendors and creeping around her booth.
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It might sound like creeping paranoia—the kind of path that'll eventually lead to zipping yourself inside a bubble.
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As in other sectors, innovations that started in the consumer space are creeping into the business-to-business marketplace.
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According to both Schursky and Deibler, creeping on your ex only makes it more difficult to get over them.
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S attorney General John Ashcroft in an effort to slow down the 'illegal' paraphernalia from creeping into our homes.
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And unlike "Nevermore," the Poe bio-musical seen Off Broadway in 2015, "Scythe" doesn't insist on creeping us out.
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THE R WORD Moves on commodity prices and bond markets imply fears of economic recession may be creeping back.
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She became aware of a darkness creeping through, too large to be a rat, too small for an adult.
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All is right in the world now that Keery's high hair is once again creeping ever closer to God.
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This creeping bouge-ification that left the city a sea of chain stores and Starbucks did not happen overnight.
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If, in the second act, Mr. Wheeldon's invention can't outrun Lerner's creeping incoherence, he can at least abridge it.
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Wine sales had plummeted, stunning the barmen, though they are creeping back up under the influence of long days.
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But a creeping control of the media has been a persistent feature of Mr. Erdogan's 15 years in power.
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However, moving past this room, you enter a hallway washed by the creeping fluorescent lighting of two sculptural works.
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I could hear the clicking of long longs creeping down the hall, muffled by buckets of tears and snot.
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We've had these creeping divisions between communities, and those divisions have been expertly exploited by extremists on all sides.
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US interest rates were creeping up until early this year, as the Fed gradually raised its short-term targets.
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There, Persephone joins a fearful group of virtually enslaved young women beset by a creeping sickness and strange visions.
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Tuesday's dinner: baked shrimp in the Greek style, with tomatoes and feta, creeping up on 1,500 five-star ratings.
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In view of that trauma, focusing on the creeping smoke dozens of miles downwind can feel oddly self-centering.
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Colors started creeping back into the frames, gradually but unmistakably: a frilly dress here, a pink-filtered staircase there.
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The Obama administration largely ostracized Mr. Orban, avoiding high-level, bilateral contacts as punishment for his creeping authoritarian tendencies.
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The style adds to the creeping dread of these scenes in a way that isn't found in the manga.
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When the players finally do begin to improve, there's a creeping sense that Chapecoense doesn't have the same heart.
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The Whitney Houston hologram tour is already creeping people out Maybe we could just let her rest in peace.
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A slow-creeping melody or an unresolved chord progression is a surefire way to leave an audience on edge.
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Why it matters: From machines that can restock shelves to robot deliverers, automation is creeping into the retail industry.
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More recently, there has been deteriorating ethnic strife in the country, with telltale signs of a creeping civil war.
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We were over-drafting our account at least once a month, and our credit card balances kept creeping higher.
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We have recipes for all that, and for the weeknight cooking that may be creeping back into your schedule.
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Then the creeping insecurity and self-loathing came rushing back, threatening to overwhelm the comfort of this new relationship.
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"There was a little bit of a dark side creeping in to Hayley's psyche," Mr. de la Garza said.
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Emira is very reserved at work, and Alix tries to get to know her by creeping on her phone.
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Then, the creeping fear around Stadia from the start will return: Will Google be willing to stick this out?
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He is skipping the first four nominating states, but recent national polls have shown him creeping into third place.
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Despite my surroundings, breathing in air so fresh I could taste the oxygen, I felt a sadness creeping in.
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When the first few fine lines started creeping in, I began an earnest search for the ideal eye cream.
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For one, analysts continue to watch creeping Treasury yields, which were lower Monday but spooked the market last week.
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Lying awake at night with a single desk fan wedged in the window, I was consumed by creeping dread.
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Nonsense flora lined the banks of the river — lanky palms with feather-duster heads, low and creeping prehistoric ferns.
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Fed officials expect increased economic growth and creeping inflation, as revealed in the Federal Open Markets Committee's latest minutes.
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A White House official described a "Who cares?" attitude creeping through the building under Mulvaney's hands-off management style.
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It's a cycle of capitalism—and indulgence—that spreads through the community, creeping up like dust behind your motherboard.
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The vocals only started creeping in 'til the end of that record and the start of the next one.
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Chinese scientists are creeping a tiny bit closer to the future dream of humans colonizing and reproducing in space.
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Her font size was set so low, the text looked like a small black line creeping across the screen.
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Or maybe it was the tangle of embroidered vines and flowers creeping up the left side of her white dress.
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The ice below held firm, and the truck continued creeping forward to the sound of Russians laughing at the rookie.
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But it's important to show the many ways the president normalizes creeping, dangerous discrimination, and Twitter's failure to stop him.
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Any way forward for bonds will be tough because negative rates have crowded investors into bond types with creeping correlations.
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Spend enough time with McKinnon and it's hard to escape the creeping sense that she's not just different—she's lucky.
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But the tour business keeps increasing both actual dollar value and the number of tickets sold keeps creeping up, right?
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And then there are people like my mom who are just creeping on my account, making sure I'm eating lunch.
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At the same time, thanks to Call of Duty, high production values, action and spectacle were creeping further into shooters.
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The Rays own the best record of any last-place team at 29-32 and are creeping up on the .
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Clark's creeping sense of vulnerability is made worse by the presence of supporting characters, who writer John Hughes utilizes expertly.
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The creeping horror of Theresa realizing that Bernard is a Host hinges on that question of what, exactly, he's seeing.
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Even before the figure started declining, Twitter's monthly user count had only seen creeping gains in the prior couple years.
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Verbinski is interested in slow, creeping dread, and he doles out information and evocative imagery one morsel at a time.
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Read descriptions of them, though, and it doesn't take long for a creeping sense of dystopian doubletalk to set in.
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Later that night, as I extinguish the candle, I will feel the same creeping dread I feel every night now.
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"The biggest risk I see in the world is this benign confidence that volatility is not creeping up," he said.
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There was no creeping or sinking feeling receding in the corners of her mind that she didn't earn that grade.
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Mr Ai's sunflower seeds also threw into relief the creeping irrelevance of a city that was once an undisputed innovator.
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It's also less likely to be weighed down by bloat and creeping system sluggishness than its more well-known rivals.
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Inflation measures have been creeping higher, resulting in a push to a seven-year high in the 10-year yield.
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The spokesman for House Speaker Paul Ryan, Brendan Buck, pushed back angrily against Putin's creeping interference after Trump encouraged it.
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The score's creeping malaise lurks around the edges, swelling as his paranoia spikes, loading every stolen glance with imminent danger.
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Sometimes, in those audiences, eyes would light up, tiny smiles creeping at the edges of a 13-year-old's mouth.
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In addition to the rising number of card accounts, credit card balances are steadily creeping higher among all risk tiers.
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I just feel resigned to living the rest of my life alone and that brings a sort of creeping despair.
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Relativisation, endorsement by hint or omission, far-right symbols as "irony", dog-whistle prevarications and creeping extenuation are rarely tolerated.
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And the creeping threat was not collusion, it was the dictatorial spying powers the administration claimed under the Patriot Act.
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The result is a sense of creeping paranoia, a gradual realization that none of Jason Bourne's characters can be trusted.
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Slovakia is the first to see deficit-tightening plans wrecked by a slowdown creeping in from more affluent western Europe.
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So, if someone screenshots your photo from their regular Instagram feed, you'll never know and their creeping can continue undiscovered.
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The blood-suckers are creeping back into clinics and hospitals around the world, including in the U.S. Jar o' leeches.
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It's raw, dry, and heavy, but there's this sense of jittery joy that runs through even the most creeping moments.
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Abandoned homes ravaged by weather and creeping vines stand silent but for the surf, the whine of mosquitos, and birdsong.
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But now the date is creeping up on me and my stomach is getting closer and closer to my throat.
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The first course at Archil's includes ikala, or pickled wild creeping vine; sautéed leeks and walnuts; and sumptuous suckling pig.
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She's creeping around the east wing of the Blossom mansion staring in wide-eyed wonder at Clifford's extensive wig collection.
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He saw the fire, which was about a couple hundred yards away, slowly creeping up the hill toward the home.
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I'd be in a cold sweat, panicking over whether I was staring too long at them, and creeping them out.
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There were fewer episodes exploring mundane, creeping horror — the everyday awfulness just under the surface of the good ol' USA.
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Little did Saunders know that her Gomez happened to be hiding in her house, creeping right behind her bedroom door.
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But, while the focus is on OPEC's proposed cut, with Russia possibly joining, others warn output is creeping up elsewhere.
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"A bit of exhaustion may be creeping in, with the Aussie unable to break $0.7020 on the downside," said Thompson.
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But the price has been creeping higher every year: Ten years ago, you could find a big rental for $35,000.
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So yes, looking at those red squares creeping across the expanse of my chart was also a little panic inducing.
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Now that energy prices have stopped falling and core prices are creeping up, unions should in theory strengthen wage demands.
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In many ways, Chinatown is an island, sheltered from the steadfast gentrification creeping across San Francisco like its famous fog.
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So why is there a creeping feeling that people do, in fact, take issue with the Euros becoming pan-continental?
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In fact, Stephen Colbert's show is creeping past The Tonight Show's enviable top spot in ratings (and pop culture cache).
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Arbitration agreements began creeping into U.S. employment contracts in 1991, when the Supreme Court ruled that the practice was legal.
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Just turn to Rob's sister Kim Kardashian West, who has turned creeping on sleeping Kanye into a veritable art form.
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The symptoms that characterize the rise of Trumpism are the same as those of "the creeping emergence" Mr. Obama described.
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But oil prices have been creeping back up, and briefly hit $50 a barrel for the first time since November.
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"Another positive is that the bond yields have retreated a touch overnight and they had been creeping up," Keenan added.
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"The creeping de-industrialization and associated high unemployment (in France) is fuelling populists on the right and left," Boerner said.
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As the holidays come creeping up, keep Grafomap in mind for a fun and memorable gift for family and friends.
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Despite "extravagant" costs like getting my hair or laundry done, my savings rate hovers around 50% and is creeping upward.
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Simmering tensions between Russia and Britain, and fears about creeping far-right influence in Italy's government, contributed to investor worries.
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What if the bad guy, in stocking feet, is creeping upstairs right now, getting closer to my babies, to me?
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Thursday morning, with waters creeping up Mr. Cassidy's front steps, he stood in waist-deep water watching his neighbors evacuate.
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"You have it locked up in the back of you," one girl suggested, her hand creeping toward her occipital bone.
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But now that these guys are firmly settled into their late 20s and early 30s, it's creeping up on them.
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It became her first true hit, creeping its way up the Billboard charts to No. 40 in mid-January 2007.
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It was the breeze creeping through the canopy, not immediately above us — a rush I recognized — but for miles beyond.
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"But when negative thoughts are creeping in, it's harder to quit when you want to do it for your partner."
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"There's a creeping sense that multiculturalism might not be the answer to, but the seed of, our discontent," she writes.
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Suicide rates have been creeping up; with no job prospects or chance of leaving many are starting to lose hope.
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The French haven't become magically cheerful, but there's a creeping sense that hope isn't idiotic, and life can actually improve.
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They warned of creeping "Bolshevism" and imminent revolution under programs like the Tennessee Valley Authority and the Works Progress Administration.
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When he turned to see who had thrown the fatal ball, there was a creeping sense of confusion and anger.
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And with the deadline creeping closer, New Economy has set aside funds to help people pay to overnight their applications.
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" In fact, I played so long, a creeping ache lead to worries about the onset of the dreaded "Nintendo thumb.
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In fact, Latino turnout in Texas has been creeping up, though it's not yet at the same rate as Anglos.
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I slip a box of condoms into Johnny's underwear drawer, fretting and sweating as I feel the inevitable creeping up.
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That the goat is played by the actor Mikel Murfi, wearing only underwear, doesn't alleviate the creeping feeling of dread.
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The greens were rebuilt and returfed with 007 creeping bentgrass, which improves the appearance and playability of the putting surfaces.
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Credit... An unsettling new reality is creeping across the landscape of professional sports: Anyplace may be as good as home.
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Letter of Recommendation Let us resist, as another year slides darkly toward its death, the creeping fascism of holiday music.
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The company on Wednesday informed Australia's foreign investments regulator of "creeping acquisitions" by its biggest shareholder, Dubai-based Dar Group.
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To Salazar, adding her face to the watch list without telling her was a sign of the district's creeping authoritarianism.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made the request Thursday with the number of confirmed cases in the country creeping toward 900.
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Am I supposed to cheer the slow, creeping, centuries-long undoing of a thing that should never have been done?
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It's unclear if that newly offered control includes the ability to stop Ring employees from creeping on your home videos.
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In general, totals for college and N.F.L. games have been creeping up every year as high-powered offenses increasingly dominate.
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A growing economy is compatible with creeping authoritarianism, of course, as Trump's most alarmist critics are fond of pointing out.
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On Saturday, Lane was creeping north-northwest at 3 mph (5 km/h), NWS meteorologist Chevy Chevalier said by phone.
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"The creeping de-industrialisation and associated high unemployment (in France) is fuelling populists on the right and left," Boerner said.
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And even some readers who remain described a creeping soullessness that has accompanied the flow of money into their neighborhoods.
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The sun is creeping out from behind the clouds and should tug the mercury up to a high of 43.
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And similar bonds issued by Japan and Germany, which this year began offering negative yields, are creeping toward positive territory.
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Domestic environments like a living room devolve into narrow paths with ivy creeping along the wallpaper, and wardrobes become doorways.
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Suddenly, a game that looked like it might be over by halftime was alive, with Clemson creeping within 23-14.
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Democrats speak of corruption and creeping authoritarianism, unchecked by a Congress that has turned into an adjunct of the executive.
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Consider replacing some of that needy grass with a low-maintenance ground cover like clover, creeping thyme, mint or strawberry.
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Israel will finally have to acknowledge to the world the apartheid state that has been creeping into existence for decades.
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Ocasio-Cortez, thus far, has largely been able to avoid the contentions of inauthenticity creeping their way into the mainstream.
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This fall, I jumped headlong into the world of shaky cams and sudden pans to something creeping around the corner.
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School supply shopping is probably the last thing you want to think about, but the academic year is steadily creeping up.
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The share of this cohort without insurance began creeping up in 2015, but the changes were not statistically significant until now.
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On a price-to-earnings basis, relative to the market, technology P/Es have been creeping higher, not falling, she said.
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He did a bunch of chicken shit crimes by creeping up behind defensiveness women only to smack them on the head.
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"European risks (are) smoldering and Fed minutes (are) on tap as Fed watch is creeping back into the headlines," he said.
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Creeping out humans is just what they're doing with their time until they become the post-apocalyptic inheritors of the Earth.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Thousands of Liberians gathered in the capital Monrovia Friday to protest "corruption and creeping dictatorship" in the country.
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Something of her has gone with it, out into the darkness, seeing with different eyes and creeping closely over the stones.
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There may be music in the roar of the sea, as Byron eulogized, but the waves can also bring creeping unease.
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But despite that, the number of unvaccinated people in certain pockets of the country has been creeping up, threatening herd immunity.
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The chances that the Fed will hike rates at its March 14-15 meeting have been creeping higher in recent days.
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They can happen in creeping increments, each of which allows for enough of a pause that it comes to seem normal.
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In Donbas they have been creeping forward, seizing positions in the "grey zone" occupied by separatists in violation of the agreements.
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We last see him creeping in the hall of a ship, watching as Jon Snow enters Dany's bedroom for sex time.
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I lay awake until 2 AM, creeping up and downstairs to check his phone, which he had left on the shelf.
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New orders are also underpinned by dwindling bargains for pre-owned aircraft, where prices are creeping higher after years of declines.
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Then another voice came creeping in and I thought 'this should be a duet if I can find the right person.
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The White House is creeping toward President Trump's self-imposed deadline (next few months) to release a Middle East peace plan.
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Oil prices hit their highest level since November 2014 on Thursday, with Brent crude creeping ever closer to $80 per barrel.
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Many watchmakers have noticed that men and women are buying more and more retro watches to offset the creeping smartwatch flood.
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And judging by her still-brunette roots, it looks like she may be slowly creeping back over to the bright side.
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Now, another trend is creeping its way onto our feeds and all we know is that we should've seen this coming.
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EULAs are omnipresent in the tech world and have begun creeping into things like cars, SodaStreams, coffee makers, and even tattoos.
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It is sexist, classist, racist and designed specifically to prevent diversity, equality and personal merit from creeping into its inbred ranks.
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Bonneau offers many tips on dealing with the "eco-anxiety" that might start creeping in when going zero waste gets difficult.
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That said, similar technology is creeping into a number of services that hope to use biometric scanning to enhance their offerings.
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At the time, AI was creeping into virtually all facets of life, from public security, autonomous driving, agriculture, education to finance.
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Afterward they get the pen in there and then the shadows start creeping and it gets to be a tougher visual.
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At the same time investors have been creeping back in on the long side, lifting their collective positioning to 72,7000 contracts.
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Now that the President is under national scrutiny (for obvious reasons), reports of his obsession are creeping back into the media.
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Riley's love for Oakland is palpable, but it's also clear that he has a creeping fear about the way it's changing.
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One version of the story, laid out by Peter Kafka at Recode, is that this is a form of creeping authoritarianism.
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"I did some research and learned some techniques, then I went to the mall and started creeping again," the author writes.
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But like the slow, creeping spread of the real Sahara desert, the company managed to keep adding more products and services.
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But thinking long-term, the storm is a punctuation mark in the creeping erosion narrative playing out on many southeastern shorelines.
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Rather, it chronicled his failures in love, and the creeping feeling of not fitting in, despite the millions of records sold.
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Law enforcement sources tell us Holloway peered out and saw Joyce creeping through a garage, and moving across the mansion's grounds.
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Flames are creeping down hillsides toward homes in the city of Lake Elsinore, where crews are prepared to provide structure protection.
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This building antipathy toward our political system is beginning to manifest itself via intolerance and creeping authoritarianism in our political life.
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Don't you feel better now knowing that the only person creeping on your Netflix viewing habits is some unnamed Netflix employee?
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Some economists say a creeping Brexit effect on the economy will prompt the BoE to cut rates over the next year.
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Haggling with card companies is more important because debt balances are creeping up to levels not seen since the financial crisis.
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Insureds can try to negotiate better terms and conditions, but exclusions have a funny way of creeping upstream into reinsurance contracts.
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The big picture: This is part of a creeping change in our society — not based on any one announcement or event.
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In other currency news, the dollar index traded at 2003, creeping up from the 98 handle seen earlier in the session.
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With a creeping vibe akin to Seven and Insomnia, this is one killer-on-the-loose film you won't soon forget.
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While that statistic speaks volumes about the power of iPhone profit margins, it also shows competitors are creeping up on Apple.
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With the summer months creeping up, Trisha Yearwood wants people to be able to entertain in the most carefree way possible.
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But letters can't capture the cackle of a girl's laugh, or the low, slow tone of reason creeping into a conversation.
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What comes next, of course, is the guilt—the guilt that's already creeping into his eyes as the photo is taken.
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These technologies are swiftly creeping into our lives and changing how the world works in more ways than we even realize.
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It was the calmest weekend protest since the latest demonstrations against perceived creeping Beijing influence in the former British colony began.
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It's also worth noting, however, China's largest phone makers (Huawei, Xiaomi, etc.) aren't sitting still and have been creeping up quickly.
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The movie begins with the camera creeping through a retirement home until we come upon an elderly man in a wheelchair.
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The challenge is bad habits are insidious, creeping up on you slowly until you don't even notice the damage they're causing.
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The yen firmed to 111.84 to the dollar, creeping closer to its 15-month high of 110.985 hit on Feb. 11.
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Black Friday 2019 is creeping up faster than you think, and it's a great time to shop for new tech products.
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He ended with "America," as a giant flag waved across the giant diamond jumbotron, I began to feel a creeping dread.
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However the tough choices confronting Denmark are reflected across Nordic nations faced with a generation of baby-boomers creeping into retirement.
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In Paratopic, the perspective is used to generate the creeping dread of having to go somewhere you might not want to.
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Instead of feature creeping Paper right from the get-go, there was plenty that didn't make it into Paper, Radhakrishnan said.
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I barely made it through two straight minutes before I started to feel my mind creeping near the edges of sanity.
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However, inflation is creeping up as commodity price rallies can inspire demands for higher wages and service companies seek increased fees.
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Creeping authoritarianism is leading to a gradual erosion of liberty around the world, as Freedom House has catalogued year after year.
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It starts off so slinky, like a girl creeping through the desert glimpsed only by the light of a flickering campfire.
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In the research group's video, the sphere can be seen hanging out with humans in parks and creeping slowly along roads.
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Gross men are still creeping through the guise of artistic pursuit, whether it's as a photographer, casting agent, actor, or publicist.
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The island is creeping closer to defaulting on a major payment next month leaving little time for the House to act.
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It slips the clutch to emulate a more traditional automatic transmission, but often feels jittery and unrefined when creeping in traffic.
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Trading activity is expected to be limited on Wednesday by the U.S. Independence Day holiday but volatility however is creeping higher.
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Peggy winced a little, as it seemed as though the rip were actively ripping, the cut creeping up toward her belly.
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Moreover, Moscow has begun the creeping annexation of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, integrating them into Russia's military, economic, and social systems.
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It is intricately patterned on the sentence level yet moves tentatively, at the rate of afternoon sunlight creeping across a floor.
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Three pandas -- which aren't always super cuddly and friendly -- were creeping closer at the time, but never got to the girl.
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In recent years, we've seen biometric systems steadily creeping into our everyday lives—especially in the realms of policing and immigration.
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Nadal was too quick, too powerful and too steady, with unforced errors creeping in as rarely as sunshine during this tournament.
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The culture is creeping with tales of seasoned female bosses torturing their young assistants and cynical mentors undermining their idealistic mentees.
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Like a vine choking the life from a proud oak, the creeping scourge of violence tightens its grip on our nation.
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He had embarked on a series of landscapes, Ms. Nycander said, but a creeping sense of self-doubt stymied his efforts.
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Faced with the supernatural, Murakami man experiences no Lovecraftian challenge to the foundations of his sanity, no creeping sense of dread.
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If you are among them, avoid turning inward when you start to feel that creeping warmth across your face and chest.
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Axel Alonso, Marvel's editor in chief, stands by the project, and Mr. Spencer's desire to tell a tale about creeping fascism.
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That's still a decent deal relative to some of the others on this list, but it's creeping into cable pricing territory.
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Rev workers are also more aware than drivers and couriers of the cold breath of artificial intelligence creeping up behind them.
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This is simply censorship enforced with threats of violence, hiding behind the façade of a valiant struggle against Trump's creeping fascism.
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Tyler Toffoli had the puck along the wall when the Dallas defense lost track of Kopitar creeping toward the far post.
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We are seeing that 'buy the dip' mentality creeping in as big long-term investors like to buy into these weaknesses.
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"Concerned governments should take a firm stand against China's creeping repression that massive numbers of people have protested against for months."
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Many businesses are finding it increasingly difficult to stay open, unemployment is creeping up, and families are shouldering higher daily costs.
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Many businesses are finding it increasingly difficult to stay open, unemployment is creeping up, and families are shouldering higher daily costs.
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In addition to the rising number of card accounts, credit card balances are also steadily creeping higher among all risk tiers.
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People here have followed each unveiling of Mr. Guo's often long-winded allegations by creeping around China's barricade of internet censorship.
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This was right around the time the 10-year was creeping towards 3.1 percent, which it hadn't done in several years.
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The settlements were "leading to a creeping annexation that prevents the establishment of a contiguous and viable Palestinian state", it said.
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"We keep seeing political and geopolitical tension creeping up and the market seems to be taking that in stride," Cardillo said.
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As a result, the elite forces of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps have stepped in, creeping close to major Israeli population centers.
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Traditional conservatism would have recognized the danger in politics creeping further onto what was once the terrain of the social sector.
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Still, the process of reaching a deal appears to have renewed alarm among the groups and Democratic lawmakers about creeping privatization.
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She approaches slowly at first, creeping on her belly, and then snatches the food away and swallows it in another room.
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This percentage is slowly creeping up: It was 2.76 percent in 2014, 3.02 percent in 2015, and 3.24 percent in 2016.
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Kim Kardashian's slowly creeping back to her pre-Paris robbery lifestyle -- venturing out for lunch with songwriting legend, Carole Bayer Sager.
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As my time at Vox progressed and the job became a normal part of my life, depression started creeping back in.
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All of these capitalist touchstones are a reminder that the nation that is free to buy stuff defeated the creeping socialist horde.
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"Lowest-income students are the hardest hit but the effects of more expensive education are creeping up the income spectrum, " Miller said.
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It's not unlike what happens when scientists start trying to burn away the invading roots and creeping vines of the Upside Down.
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Urban foodies rail against industrial ag and call for more rules, while many farmers view any attempt at regulation as creeping tyranny.
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This is a holy war, with a clear message that Islam, "creeping Sharia," and "radical Islamic terrorism" are coming to American shores.
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Both contestants are creeping viewers out a bit, because they're just coming on so strong, especially considering it's only the second episode.
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They had to bathe with water from her cooler, she said, tears creeping into her eyes as she recalled the dark days.
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Over the next 90 minutes, I covered 23 miles, a journey marked by creeping gains in ground, honking altercations, and endless frustrations.
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Not only could Fabio not adequately give customers the information they asked for, his programmed personality quirks ended up creeping people out.
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It was an unlikely place to achieve some of my earliest success, and despite my good fortune I felt a creeping anxiety.
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To make things worse, Kufrin admitted that Luyendyk had been creeping on Burnham's Instagram account in the hours after they got engaged.
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Artist-activists have been coming up with designs meant to confuse the facial recognition cameras that are creeping into our public spaces.
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" Creeping Into The Zeitgeist That Reformation has become so popular, while still being environmentally aware, is what Aflalo calls the brand's "differentiator.
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The line is blurring—Mexicans are pushing into the white-powder trade, and black tar is creeping east—but it still exists.
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Too late for the 90s and a poor fit for 2003, Dreamcatcher marks the slow, creeping death of a previous era's paranoia.
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But writer-director Bridey Elliott's feature debut has a creeping sense of unease that easily earns it a spot on this list.
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Chile is currently affected by a multi-year drought and creeping deserts, which are shifting fruit production to the more temperate south.
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If interest rates continue to fall and eventually turn negative, investors will continue to search for yield in places with creeping correlation.
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There's always been an eerie feeling when you walk down the streets in the South, like history is creeping up on you.
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While our situation is indeed unique in the U.S.A., legislation is slowly creeping toward the leave options parents find in other countries.
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"And try to keep the room as dark as possible; light creeping in the window can disrupt sleep," Dr. Barone says. Hydrate.
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We first saw them creeping into our Insta feeds about a year ago, and they've done nothing but pick up speed since.
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He did so because his preferred hairstyle—a man bun—gave him no place to hide the wrinkles creeping across his forehead.
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The dollar was up 0.1 percent at 105.200 yen, creeping back towards a three-month high of 105.540 struck late in October.
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The tapes were filled with shots of eerie symbols and a tall, creeping figure without a face and dressed in a suit.
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