How far up the supply chain was the mistake made?
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"We don't know how far up this goes," he added.
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But far up the nation's longest river, floods loom again.
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Here's Nick Jonas waving, surprisingly far up on this list.
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Your head is too far up your own ass on this.
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Nunavut is so far up north that there are no trees.
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He extends the arm far up the back of his opponent.
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The theme to watch is how far up the rankings can it go.
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MCAS would automatically tilt the nose down if it pitched too far up.
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Similarly, it's not clear how far up the Atlantic Coast the agreement extends.
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The military-arranged media trip did not extend that far up the coast.
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It would then automatically point the nose down if it pitched too far up.
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As far as bad guys go, he was pretty far up the food chain.
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The Aussie is so far up 1.4% this week and last held at $0.7026.
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The currency is so far up 1.4% this week and last held at $0.7025.
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Homicides, too, appear likely to increase, with 1,104 so far, up from 1,640 last year.
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Fastly is still far up while Luckin Coffee is losing air like a pinched balloon.
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Far up ahead, a hyacinth macaw takes flight above two meerkats, standing their endless vigil.
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To many people, polar bears, which inhabit the Arctic Circle, are already pretty far up.
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Maisel' was 'so far up my alley it was practically chopping onions in my kitchen.
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But in recent years, fewer than 100 have made it that far up the river.
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They comprise about 12% of the early voting electorate so far -- up from 8% in 2008.
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How far up the hill could I pedal before I felt the urge to give up?
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So far, up to 2,700 tourists have been moved from the Gili Islands, according to Nugroho.
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If there were ranks I'm not sure I made it to far up the bottom rung.
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Poland has turned up the offensive pressure but Senegal is so far up to the challenge.
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The virus has killed 22.78 people so far, up from two reported deaths two days ago.
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I'd say we've never been so far up shit's creek before, but I remember Pearl Harbor.
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Deutsche Bank's shares fell to record lows last year but are so far up 30% this year.
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" And "hey buddy, it sounds like maybe your bike seat is shoved too far up your ass.
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The big questions now are how much leverage Mueller has and how far up this could reach.
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"I've been basically [the] healthiest person in the world so far up to this point," Manteufel said.
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It will certainly be interesting to see how far up the chain of command this idiotic idea went.
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The U.S. was UNRWA's biggest donor by far up to that point, giving it $364 million in 2017.
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China sets a "band" every day to limit how far up or down the yuan's value can move.
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Rand Paul called it, raises the question of how far up the chain of command the Trump surveillance went.
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The situation was escalated as far up the chain as it could be escalated, and still nothing was done.
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In 225, one million people have visited so far, up nearly 245 percent from the same period last year.
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I threw them far up into the air, and they fell all over the grass, and all over me.
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We are so far up north it is ridiculous, and you would not freaking believe how slowly we are moving.
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I feel awkward about putting the fried cheese this far up on the ranking, because fried cheese is always good.
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Ms. Donohue's friend at Zabar's, Ms. Anderson, also of Seattle, mused that Vancouver was not too far up the road.
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MCAS is an automated system designed to prevent the plane's nose from accidentally drifting too far up, causing a stall.
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Stitch Fix was a rare bright spot, so far up 43 percent so far this month as of Wednesday's close.
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When wearing a VR headset, my neck puts a natural limit on how far up or down I can look.
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On his way back, he visited his fellow Morencian Leroy Cisneros at his camp near Danang, far up the coast.
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Esquire Magazine was a tad more descriptive, proclaiming Barr was now "far up s--t creek" because of his calls.
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Don't even get me started on the melodramatic, so-far-up-their-own-ass-they're-coming-out-their-faces statues.
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The Ravens are so far up against the cap that they aren't even able to sign their rookie class yet.
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Thompson is clearly uncomfortable throughout the video, at one point telling Weinstein his hands were moving too far up her leg.
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"The situation was escalated as far up the chain as it could be escalated, and still nothing was done," she added.
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To simulate a smell, the researchers are sticking leads far up into the nose and connecting them directly to the nerves.
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But we couldn't figure out how to get up there, so he started climbing a tree, it was so far up.
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Of the 26,502 infections so far — up from the 1,835 announced on Monday — 90 percent were in the northern Italian regions.
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Don't worry about "Getting It." KRZ is the rare piece of art that avoids going too far up its own ass.
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But I also knew that despite the weight of those social choices, I could only climb so far up the ladder.
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Its other standout perk is that it lets cardholders get pretty far up the elite-status chain simply by spending on it.
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What was it like living so far up north and did it contribute in any way to wanting to go to space?
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I would guess that it is pretty far up there in terms of the most intricate and elaborate musical numbers ever shot.
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Some residents live far up in the mountains without even electricity; they use solar panels and generators, but they have the internet.
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"You think about everything that happened, and how far up the chain it has gone there," she said of Russia last month.
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Just don't look too far up or down while you're viewing one of these images, or the illusion will start wearing thin.
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KEVIN RICHARD WHITE I'm sorry, but someone is taking the piss by having Million Dollar Baby that far up on the list.
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"I just hope one of his terraces doesn't get burnt from a spark because it's so far up," said Ms. Collins, 71.
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In the past, before an airstrike could be called in, a request had to go far up the chain of command for approval.
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Italian officials reported 13,21 people infected so far — up more than 214 from Tuesday — a figure surpassed only in China and South Korea.
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"There are some industries that probably don't want to put their heads too far up, because that might draw unwelcome notice," he said.
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"Apple has both upped priority on fixing jailbreaks but also we have moved so far up the stack that we're actually dangerous," he says.
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The two-time Norris Trophy winner is still early in his career, and will climb far up this list by the time he retires.
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Cersei would NEVER come so far up north, and who knows how long the army would be passed out for, even if she did.
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"The dam is no good for the environment, so the government stopped it," said Abao, a resident of Dongfeng Village, far up the valley.
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Mr. Bergin said last week that he planned to appeal the denial of citizenship "as far up the court ladder as we must climb."
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There are some reasons for concern (like the possibility that Pell Grants would move too far up the income distribution), Baum and McPherson said.
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"I'm going to shove my foot so far up your butt that you will be pooping toes for a week," McIntyre sneered at the audience.
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Pune's False Flag is the latest band from the region to catch my ear, and honestly, they're so far up my alley it's almost absurd.
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Friday's rally pushed Sprint barely into positive territory for 2017 so far, up 0.4 percent for the year to date, as the closing bell approached.
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A lens can only slip under the top or bottom lid about as far up or down as where the crease of your eyelid is.
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"To go to right-center in this ball park, as far up, it looked like a left-hander hit it," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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"I've got a wad of toilet paper so far up my hoo-hoo, I'm not sure it's ever gonna come out," inmate Maritza Ramos complains.
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Not far up the road, Bethel Baptist Church had been literally counting down the minutes until Mr. Graham's arrival, via a ticker on its website.
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An HQ spokesperson told CNN Business that company has made nearly $6 million from in-app purchases so far, up from $5 million in July.
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Less widely reported was Mr Trump's refusal to specify how far up his list of priorities Britain would be after he took office on January 20th.
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But it's not clear who in the Trump campaign Papadopoulos told about the emails or how far up the campaign's hierarchy the information might have gone.
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After setting out for the huge glass dome that's located in the western side of Appalachia, I soon realize that it's pretty far up a mountain.
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When security vulnerabilities are found far up the supply chain, it is impossible to figure out exactly what devices are affected without some form of transparency.
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And then I'm going to have the IRS crawl so far up your husband's colon, he's gonna wish the only thing they find is more cancer!
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To be fair, the swab — which looks like a long Q-tip — is pushed very far up your nose, to the back of your nasal cavity.
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Plan support agreements cover $1673 billion of bonds so far, up from $3 billion when an initial deal was announced in June, according to the board.
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When her partner switches to the mouth bow near the end, the stakes shoot up, and Ms. Rosenbloom ranges far up the keyboard, matching his vim.
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The problem was that it believed the nose of the plane was too far up, and was, in fact, causing it to erroneously push the nose down.
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"I am going to f—ing stick that thing so far up your a— that you're going to taste it," he said, staring right at the camera.
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Six feet is not so far up, but it is far enough away from us to see us but not catch our ills of gloom and despondence.
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Katy found a pair of tweezers and was able to remove one shoe, but the second was too far up Lucy's tiny nose for them to reach.
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Scientists don't yet know how far up the food chain it's going, and whether it's bad for us humans (who already eat a lot of indigestible garbage anyway).
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Overall, European corporates have delivered 7.8 percent year-on-year earnings growth for the second quarter so far, up on first quarter gains, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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But the iPhone category added the most revenue by far, up more than $5 billion, and the majority of Apple's $7.9 billion of new revenue in the quarter.
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Marnie was somehow so far up her own ass that she couldn't see that the man she was in a relationship was also in a relationship with Oxycontin.
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And then I'm going to have the IRS crawl so far up your husband's colon, he's going to wish that the only thing they find is more cancer.
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Possibly. Working this far up the funnel of deal flow would likely be difficult for VCs to handle, simply because of the increase in volume it would create.
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Then there are his observances of nature: I'm sure it's unsettling to be that far up north, where days are interminable, and the transitions between days is unsettling.
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It's hard to describe how far up the start house is, but I know one thing: There is no way I could do what these Olympic athletes do.
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"When I get my a-- over there I&aposm going to shove that f---er so far up you're a-- it&aposll come out of your ear," he said.
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ForwardKeys, the import data group, said non-EU bookings to London were so far up 14 per cent year on year for the period July 1 to October 31.
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By sales alone that would have been good enough for fourth place, but in the new music business, monster streaming numbers can propel an album far up the chart.
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But by the mid-2000s, the invasive species were mounting an ecological threat in the Bahamas, the Caribbean, and as far up the US's Eastern Seaboard as North Carolina.
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The market for initial offerings this year is already proving robust, with 29 so far, up 61 percent from a year ago, according to the advisory firm Renaissance Capital.
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Outside the windows, the darkness is punctuated only by passing headlights and, far up in the hills, the flickering lights of houses, hidden and revealed through the leaves of trees.
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Because tuna is so far up the food chain, if we were eating the land equivalent of tuna, it would be like eating whatever kind of dragon eats a lion.
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The Khordad 3 was first unveiled in 2014, has a range of up to 75 kilometers, and can hit as far up as 30 kilometers, Iranian state-backed media has said.
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I was afraid of how much he wanted me, and how I was the one in charge of how long he kissed me, how far up my skirt his hand went.
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"Caroli—" Caroline, he saw by the stark light of his cellphone, was lying in bed, her face contorted, eyes rolled so far up in her head they appeared to be closed.
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Vines stretched far up the hillside, and you could imagine the marvelous view of the valley you would have from the guest villas that Grover hopes to build at the top.
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During the last week of June alone, more than 10,903 migrants from Africa reached Italy, bringing the total so far up to around 100,000, according to the International Organization for Migration.
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When asked how far up the chain of command the misconduct went, he said those responsible were branch managers, their own managers, and in at least one instance an area president.
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More than 5,400 retail store closures have been announced this year so far, up 165 percent from 123, with 10 major retailers filing for bankruptcy, according to Fung Global Retail & Technology.
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The Bachelorette is so far up its own champagne flute that Chad — the villain whose cheekbone beard extensions no one dares to talk about — is the real hero of Season 12.
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"Kim responded as Kourtney: "Khloe used to be my favorite, but she&aposs so far up Kim&aposs a-- that I&aposm just, like, pushing my way through life by myself.
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Suffice to say, the season four premiere episode of Billions catches our protagonists at low points in their careers, staring up at how far up the ladder they must once again climb.
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The nation's industrial production has not quite returned to its pre-recession high, but is up from 2000 and far up from the 1970s and 220s, according to Federal Reserve Bank statistics.
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While GM isn't pushing quite as far up-market as Ford, it is adding new, high-line versions of its HD trucks, including the Silverado High Country, and the GMC Sierra Denali.
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As we slowed to a crawl not far up the climb, the Tour's internal radio system told us that Peter Sagan, the current world champion, had formed a group of breakaway riders.
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In their opening scene, in which they tell Brittany they're letting her go, they are obviously so far up their own narcissism that the outside world is little more than their mirror.
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Thiel gave a rare interview to the New York Times from his new midtown Manhattan apartment, which is so far up in the clouds that it literally looks down on Trump Tower.
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The new Wheeler Building was an instant white elephant ridiculed as "Wheeler's Folly" for its size and the perceived foolishness of believing the retail corridor would ever move so far up Fulton.
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How an athlete's duty in the military plays out depends on a number of factors, including whether the United States is at war and political considerations far up the chain of command.
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This connection has been met with scrutiny, by people as far up as US government officials, over how much access and influence the Chinese government has to TikTok's user data and content moderation.
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The elfin mountain toad in its mossy natural habitat (Image: Nikolay A. Poyarkov Jr.)Far up in the Langbian Plateau in southern Vietnam, a dense, dark forest gently breathes with a passing breeze.
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Engie said its asset disposal programme had made progress with 6.1 billion euros-worth signed so far, up from 5.5 billion announced in April and 41 percent of its target for end-2018.
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The final battle scene is performed as a solo turn by Mr. Eidinger, whose Richard has by now tunneled so far up his own warped ego that no one else exists for him.
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"If I wasn't so old, I'd take the other grandkids that are living with me and go so far up in the country, it would take three hours to get to me," she says.
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It's just how terrible I was then, how far up my ass my head was during the relationship, and how this woman deep down cared about me but I didn't care enough about me.
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"Whenever you see this kind of scope, whenever you see this kind of pervasive culture that was allowed to exist, you have to wonder how far up the chain this goes," Mr. Shapiro said.
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The People's Bank of China on Wednesday once again cut the yuan's daily reference rate, which is a "band" it sets every day to limit how far up or down the yuan's value can move.
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Bangladesh's foreign minister, Pororashtrya Montri, told me, so far, up to 6,000 refugees have agreed to voluntarily go home in the coming weeks, but that contradicts what aid workers in the camps have been hearing.
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In a sit-down with Axios, Thune said he wants to avoid "creating a new middle class entitlement," which the current House bill could do by spreading the federal assistance too far up the income scale.
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"Nobody thought he would reach that far up the chain in an undercover capacity and be that good at playing the role," Detroit true-crime historian Scott Burnstein, who consulted on the upcoming film, told us.
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"There's considerable pressure on the Department of Justice to see how far up the chain of management the knowledge goes," said Daniel Riesel, a principal at the New York-based environmental law firm Sive, Paget & Riesel.
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The central bank's cut to the yuan's reference rate — a "band" it sets every day to curb how far up or down the yuan's value can move — was also the deepest in more than a year.
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There has, as a result, been $58.5 billion spent this month online so far, up nearly 20 percent over last year, with every day seeing sales of over $1 billion (six have broken the $2 billion mark).
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Most underwear brands didn't go that far down on the band or that far up on the cup, so I found alternatives — or just opted out of a bra altogether, which was as uncomfortable as it sounds.
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These probably don't rank very far up on the list of very annoying things, but they seem like enough to help keep users sticking around a little bit longer and maybe come back a little more often.
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But instead of placing the fingerprint scanner below the camera, near the middle of the phone where your index finger naturally rests, Samsung installed it far up the back of the phone and right next to the camera.
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Yes, that wait will be four hours (guess where I wrote last week's newsletter), but before you commit, ask the people around you if you're far up enough in the line to get tickets — they might be regulars.
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While oil production cuts are unlikely and would be "far up the escalation ladder," Soltvedt notes that in the event of a diplomatic crisis, the Saudis could take less dramatic steps like canceling arms deals or reducing intelligence sharing.
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They found that this year an unprecedented number of self-identified progressive candidates are running for office: 280 nonincumbents in House primaries in the 31 states that have held primaries so far, up from a mere 60 in 264.
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To channel your personality in your workwear without pushing the dress-code boundaries too far, up the ante on the classic blouse-and-trouser look by adding in metallic details like silver rimmed glasses, shiny heels, and a subtle buckle belt.
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There on the cover and throughout the issue were members of the Kayapo tribe, living far up the Amazon in conditions more Stone Age than information age, all of them adorned with face paint and a glittering assortment of beads.
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The court has picked up its pace only slightly since then: It issued two decisions earlier this week, including a notable ruling that limits deportations of non-citizens convicted of state crimes, bringing its total so far up to 262.
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Years after I had moved from the "old" neighborhood, I was playing third base for James Monroe High School when I thought I saw a man who might have been Billy sitting far up in the nearly deserted left-field stands.
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The markers on the sides of buildings were intended to keep police officers from having to count floors in the dark after an attack, and instead allow them to quickly figure out how far up a gunman is, police officials said.
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A lack of leadership For a mistake to make it so far up the ladder that it's greenlit for mass production or store display, Erdem says that means a company has bigger problems than a single bad actor or errant department.
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For whatever reason, tech policy remains of extremely low import in the 2016 discussions, and everyone running debates so far has had their heads too far up their asses to look at the big picture of how tech is reshaping our nation. Anyway!
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The guy reportedly Spidermanned his way as far up as the fifth floor by 4 PM, drawing cops to try and talk him down and a growing crowd of onlookers watching the brave soul climb ever higher, one giant sucker after another.
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"I went off with my yaks to the summer pasture far up above the glacier in May, and when I came back to get some supplies in October, the valley was completely blocked by this glacier," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The instructions said to lie on your back with a pillow under your butt and insert the suppository as far up as you can, so the cannabinoids can do their work on the nerve endings of the uterus, cervix, and muscle tissue.
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"You have to wonder how far up the chain at the Treasury Department this went," said Thad McBride, an international trade lawyer at Bass, Berry & Sims, noting that the pointed language about high-level knowledge appeared to be directed at Mr. Tillerson.
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Stretching far up the Avenue de Flandre in the city's working-class 226th Arrondissement and bunched under nearby subway overpasses at the Jaurès and Stalingrad Métro stations, the enclaves of pup tents are islands of misery in the midst of first-world prosperity.
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Eighty-three percent viewed Trump unfavourably, far up from the 52 percent recorded by his predecessor Barack Obama and even exceeding the 77 percent disapproval rating for George W. Bush, whose invasion of Iraq made him especially unpopular in the Arab world.
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According to the report, the pilots battled the system as it pushed the nose of the aircraft down, responding to faulty data from the angle of attack sensor that appeared to show the plane directed too far up and at risk of stalling.
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Georgia, who was spending a "naughty night in" with a male partner in March, told The Sun that it was her first time using a butt plug, and her lover accidentally pushed the sex toy too far up inside of her — and it vanished.
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This was true despite its having a premise that was so far up my alley it was practically chopping onions in my kitchen: a Jewish girl does standup comedy in the late nineteen-fifties in New York, when Joan Rivers first rose to fame.
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She wore jeans to dinner parties with big, brass buckles and silver jewelry ("Chandelier earrings," my mother would mutter to herself after we got home, her eyebrows so far up her forehead that they were merging with her hairline), and she had chunky caramel highlights.
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The concentration on the threat to free speech, valid though it is, actually obscures the nature of the greater peril we are facing: We're starting way too far up the food chain with a sophisticated concept such as the right of freedom of speech.
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Somebody had to do it: With streaming now the top mode of listener consumption by far — up nearly 60 percent this year — and hip-hop/R&B easily outpacing any other genre, the Katy Perrys and Maroon 103s of the world needed an emissary.
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"The problem now for Republicans is you are not just talking about we need to do better with younger voters, now it has spread so far up the age scale as these voters have gotten older and not become more conservative in the process," she said.
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" Paddock also allegedly threatened to use a razor on a resident, screaming "hey bitch, I want my f***ing razor back ... when I get my ass over there I'm going to shove that f***er so far up your ass it'll come out of your ear.
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This is the big, clever design trick that propels Battlegrounds so far up the Twitch rankings, without a big AAA marketing push, without big esports events, without visual spectacle: It's a game that seems to get better and more entertaining to watch when it's played by middling players.
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For me and my husband it came around about twice a year, when we could afford a babysitter, and we spent it bickering over a cheap Indian meal, or watching a play from so far up in the nosebleeds that it might as well have been a flea circus.
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In recent months, several broad daylight shootings in Toronto have sparked an intense debate about how to curb gun violence in the city even though the hard data doesn't show a huge uptick—Toronto has experienced 228 shootings in 2018 so far, up from 13 this time last year.
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Foreign commanders have also died, according to messages of mourning posted on social media accounts close to the militant group, though it is unclear how far up the hierarchy they were or how important to the group's future operations, said Marco Arnaboldi, a researcher of political Islam specializing on Libya.
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It's only enflamed outrage from the right wing centered around a perception of Twitter—and social networks and Silicon Valley at large—as a largely lefty institution whose head is so far up its power-hungry social justice ass that it will do anything to shut down prominent right wing voices.
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It's precisely because housing pain reaches so far up the economic ladder in coastal California (along with the Seattle and Denver metro areas and much of the Boston/New York/Washington megalopolis) that Harris and Booker like the idea of ensuring that even non-poor people facing rent burdens can get help.
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The developers looked at every other underwater game they could get their hands on, and Nava said the most common solution in the past has been for developers to restrict player movement by not letting the character's vertical pitch extend too far up or down — preventing them from doing a vertical flip, basically.
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As a freelance food writer, I went far up to the mountains in Yunnan province for travel stories and took excursions to find the best cured hams, purchasing them for the lunches, using the fat to flavor the oil that stir-fried some of those greens and the aged ham for fried rice and soups.
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"One of our key messages ... is that if there are going to be incremental checks to those that are already conducted here at the port, that those checks should be done as far up and down the supply chain as possible," Chief Executive Doug Bannister told Reuters on a gray, blustery day at the port.
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"One of the great ironies of history is that so far up until now, in the history of our country right now, no one has done more or is currently working to do more to fix this broken and racist criminal justice system than President Trump and Jared Kushner," he said, bemoaning "oversentencing" and general incarceration rates in the United States.
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There are a few countries organized around something like that principle, and they are desperately poor: North Korea is the leading example, though a little bit of autarkical policy helped to reduce Venezuela from one of the wealthiest countries in the Western Hemisphere to one of the poorest, a country so far up that infamous creek that it cannot even manage to produce toilet paper in sufficient quantities.
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"So far up until now in the history of our country, no one has done more or is currently working to do more to fix this racist and broken criminal justice system than President Trump and Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerBlagojevich heaps praise on Trump after release from prison The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders on the rise as Nevada debate looms Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE," he said.
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The election of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE may be a nightmare for most of the media who rooted against him during the campaign, but for executives far up the organizational chart tasked with maximizing profit, his victory is a victory for basically every outlet in the business in money is the ultimate measure.
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