Further up the supply chain, alumina prices have shot higher.
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We don't think the euro goes further (up) from here.
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Further up the street, at least three sheds have disappeared.
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Going further up the rocket, there's the question of payload.
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Alpine mammals like pikas are being forced further up slope.
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In 2015, hikers further up the mountain discovered Dylan's skull.
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Further up and further in, the creatures of Narnia cried.
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Will this push arts institutions further up into an ivory tower?
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And further up on your left, that's a herd of elephants.
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But the offense typically happens a lot further up the court.
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He was so much further up the career ladder at my age.
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Further up the supply chain, however, copper supply is in trouble again.
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However, that figure becomes harsher the further up the ladder you go.
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Chinese firms are beginning to succeed further up the value chain, too.
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Houses further up the reservation offer views of New York City's skyline.
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The government was forced to retreat further up the Yangtze to Wuhan.
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Further up the evolutionary scale, we find Brian Dennehy, as Rick's father.
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"We're looking to go further up the food chain," Commissioner O'Neill said.
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Further up the rung, a 26-year-old single malt, Prometheus, costs $1,000.
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Others see benefits continuing further up the scale, though these are relatively small.
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The currency may need a strong upside data surprise to move further up.
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As I moved further up the ranks, I had to do house raids.
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All the real problems must begin elsewhere, further up the chain of command.
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Further up the hill, there is a tribe of friendly dusky leaf monkeys.
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The municipality of Jayuya, though, has cleared the roads further up from the village.
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Further up the table, beyond lead (number 82), nuclei tend to fall apart spontaneously.
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However, the Telluride concept moves the brand a bit further up the luxury scale.
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Further up the abandoned railroad track from Chatsworth is the former Brooksbrae Terracotta Factory.
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That helped push the price further up for the overall media rights, experts said.
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Naturally, that's when he reveals the greyscale that's moved even further up his arm.
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A more fitness-savvy friend suggested I reposition the watch further up on my wrist.
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Both those further up the value chain than China and those below it spy opportunities.
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App downloads have grown, too, sending Nextdoor further up the App Store's Top Free Charts.
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Yet the pockets grow deeper the further up the chain you get from that interaction.
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I met a few people at the afterparty, but we were sitting kind of further up.
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The central bank estimated that FDI in May will rise even further, up to $7.5 billion.
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My friends wait further up and I snake my way down another 10 blocks or so.
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I tried to blink the reality away, but his hands were still there, creeping further up.
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Further up the list was Longines, a mid-level brand with a long and storied history.
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Second, consider someone who is much further up the scale, but still works for a living.
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In some cases, these early-stage PE firms sell to another PE buyout firm further up market.
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Further up the stairs is a skeleton of an ostrich (Stuthio Camelus), sourced from a Dutch museum.
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He said he had walked further up the street—the same street, he emphasized, amazed by this.
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Instead, the glacier now comes to an end a half-mile (800 meters) further up the valley.
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Humans are pushed further up the knowledge economy chain, making our time more efficient and lives safer.
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She and Jeff had climbed further up dozens of times, but this spot had been their favorite.
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Of course, further up the chain of command was Attorney General Loretta Lynch, who was also compromised.
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You can zoom further, up to 10x, but beyond 2x is digital zoom that crops the photo.
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Further up the road, the interstate interchange is under construction in an effort to speed up traffic.
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The caste system entrenches a sense of ownership and superiority in those further up the social ladder.
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To reach his position on the mountain, he had to take a gondola further up the course.
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"The really troubling thing is that there are many of these valleys further up-glacier," Howat said.
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And at just 29 years of age, he has plenty of time to move further up the list.
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Further up the dress, you can see a delicate breast plate enhanced with what looks like tree branches.
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But as temperatures increase, pikas move further and further up the mountain to escape the heat—and can't.
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So, all allies are doing more, but we expect them to further -- to step further up, do more.
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It left out those further up the supply chain, or those whose employers had moved factories to China.
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Further up the river, future parkland was waiting to be cleared and a promised bridge wasn't yet built.
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The counter evidence only emerges under intensive and highly technical scrutiny (the source of further up-front cost).
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Moving on, same side, further up: 73A, "Famed rights advocate," with a down arrow/[Next] indicator as well.
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Further up the production chain, 5.32 million tonnes of alumina capacity will be affected, according to AZ China.
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Further up the coast, mangrove forests that were picked clean of their leaves are looking more like mass graveyards.
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Land defenders countered with peaceful delay tactics, creating barriers and preventing RCMP from easily moving further up the road.
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The ones further up the ladder are still going to kick you down if you try to climb it.
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The winners are also likely to move further up the leadership ladder, thereby gaining more influence and public attention.
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You might as well kiss goodbye your chances of clinching that promotion and climbing further up the career ladder.
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Six days later, the vessel conducted a ship-to-ship transfer of its unknown cargo further up Pakistan's coast.
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Iceland is playing nine in the box right now, with only Finnbogason a lonely figure further up the field.
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Further up, from the shitposters, Qanon flags flew proudly and Jones ranted at anyone who would give him attention.
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Further up the income ladder, losing a job will become more costly when it means losing health insurance, too.
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Warm water feeds a hurricane's strength — and ocean temperatures typically drop as you move further up the map, Shepherd says.
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Unlike their neighbors further up the Atlantic coast, the main concern for Charlotte will be freezing rain and ice. Sig.
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Early-round draft picks often fizzle, and success in Vancouver does not necessarily foreshadow success further up the food chain.
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Beltre's hit also moved him further up baseball's statistical ladder, passing Al Kaline for 23th all-time with 103,210 RBIs.
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She carefully traces the beach for eggs, placing those she finds underneath a secure metal mesh further up the embankment.
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When you get further up the path, there's an opening in the fence that leads to an actual hiking trail.
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The groups pointed to a map Musk reportedly shared that showed his high speed tunnels reaching further up Sepulveda Blvd.
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By end-June 22014 the index is seen steady at 5,550 points, and further up to 5,800 by end-2017.
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Then, at an evening massage session in late May, Choudhury ordered Lawler to move her massage further up his leg.
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They move a little further up the quay on the Old Port, in a tense face-off with the police.
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This bout was a treat for the knowledgeable fan and could certainly have done with being further up the card.
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The feature set, active and archival storage, and customer support also improves as you move further up the pricing tiers.
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The group's goal, Ms. Allen said, is modest: to help these children get a bit further up the socioeconomic ladder.
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The huge red- and yellow-painted home built for Chapo Guzmán's mother stands a stone's throw further up the road.
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Versus the euro the pound also rose further, up nearly half a percent at 88.27 pence but below the day's high.
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Less ice ultimately puts that entire cycle at risk, with a smaller nutrient injection meaning less food further up the chain.
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"There is no evidence that reports of the incidents ever went further up the chain of command at PSU," Glazer wrote.
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"You smell citrus notes further up the nose, which means these materials do quite literally lift you up," Dove tells Refinery29.
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As it sank, it listed to port and each subsequent torpedo strike hit the ship further and further up its hull.
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The team needed a counterweight, a holding midfielder to shield the territory his colleagues further up the field wouldn't be covering.
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State scientists also found red tide algae further up the east coast in Palm Beach County at the end of September.
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But, while wrestling, they had pushed much further up the hall than he thought, to the top of the back staircase.
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"The really troubling thing is that there are many of these valleys further up-glacier," Howat said in the news release.
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More could come indirectly from tourism as people will be attracted to view flowers further up the west coast, he added.
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The pending spin-off of parts maker Magneti Marelli will further up the figure, raising expectations of more deals to come.
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The storm's new direction led jets and transport planes at Fort Stewart, Georgia, to be flown further up the east coast.
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One of the people said a successful IPO would likely help Li, 60, climb further up the ranks of the Party.
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Even tiny plants can play an outsize role in maintaining habitats for other creatures further up the food chain, he added.
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The further up the speculative-grade continuum a rating moves, the more compressed the notching between the specific classes of issuances becomes.
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To get readings, I had to push it a bit further up my arms as it can't actually enclose around my wrist.
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There are regulatory issues that can strain as you move further up the market cap spectrum the ability to see more consolidation.
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I stick around after everyone else leaves, until I hear soft waves of sound coming from further up in the Arcosanti hive.
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On Saturday, firefighters found what appeared to be a set of human remains further up the street from O'Brien's two rental homes.
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Further up the street, Høiberg reaches over, grabs my recorder, and freestyles a few bars about a shuttered Balenciaga store we pass.
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Irabu had dropped 40 pounds to get into shape, and while the results weren't terrible, no one further up the ladder bit.
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The central harm may not be in the questions themselves—the busy folks further up the ladder likely won't even see them.
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It was a Category 2 storm that struck Galveston Island, so it was a little bit further up the coast than Harvey.
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But then we got about a minute further up the road when three of them came jogging up and start getting loud again.
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To further up the competition, Witch Doctor, with its vertically-mounted spinning flywheel, can also be added to the arena playset for $30.
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What happened: As the ACA has evolved, the tail — the benefits that extend further up the income ladder — keeps taking the biggest hits.
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Still, as the economy gets further up to speed, it's a region that the big financial services businesses of the world cannot overlook.
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Thursday's data also suggested some firms further up the manufacturing chain were having trouble passing higher input costs to buyers, pressuring profit margins.
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Chaleil takes us further up-market with her selection of villas, condos and castles, most of which are at the €10 million mark.
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The existing process required a healthcare professional to take the swab, and to collect a sample from further up in the nasal cavity.
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But we always knew that the ECB was further up against the political constraints of what they could do than other central banks.
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These kinds of tools are a way Amazon could move further up the marketing funnel and become more of a player in branding.
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Over the past decades the point at which workers are physically no longer able to work has shifted much further up the age range.
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My colleague Chaim Gartenberg recently reviewed Sarah Gailey's debut novel Magic for Liars, prompting me to bump it further up my to-read list.
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The people working those jobs might be lucky enough to get a position further up the hierarchy, joining the technocrats at their board table.
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Chemicals company BASF, whose main plant in Germany is located further up the Rhine river at Ludwigshafen, said its production was also being impacted.
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Bangladesh, which lies further up the path of Tropical Cyclone Fani, ordered the evacuation of 2.1 million people before the storm arrives on Saturday.
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This implies that the price of nickel ore is likely to struggle, which will in turn effect prices further up the nickel value chain.
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These changes are likely to have a profound impact for animals further up the food chain, such as birds, seals, polar bears and whales.
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Further up the northern coast, Halaigh heads out to sea to catch some of the most delicious – and biggest – king crab on this planet.
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Theater as this giant, priapic, crazy, burlesque display, and everybody going further up into the mountains and getting really high and dancing all night.
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Even further up the seaboard, Cliff House Maine, a coastal resort in Southern Maine, has a "Fall in Love with Fall in Maine" package.
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Every update in Slack drives a conversation that pushes salient info further up the history into obscurity, something that can especially harm remote teams.
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Daniels and her lawyer, Michael Avenatti, filed a lawsuit to have the entire agreement tossed out, though, throwing everything even further up into the air.
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The agency decided to look beyond its traditional work of aiding poor farmers in developing countries, seeking to address problems further up the supply chain.
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But others argue that power consumption is a far more vital consideration, especially as you climb further and further up the SAE levels of automation.
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Further up the waters, in Mexico's Riviera Maya, Karisma Hotels & Resorts announced 30 new palafitos opening later this year at its El Dorado Maroma property.
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That means that the first physician to see a child with AFM may not recognize what researchers further up the public health system most need.
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But only recently have I realized that that same surge will push already elected women further up the ballot and, eventually, into the Oval Office.
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Now she is focused on qualifying for season ending WTA Tour finals, climbing further up the rankings and representing Canada at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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Maybe, he said, the scene will eventually lead him further up Australia's economic and social ladder, beyond his upbringing by a single mother in Parramatta.
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Fernandes said he had just been promoted, but wanted to climb further up the career ladder — and he wasn't even beyond the age of 30.
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With all the doom and gloom, gold is bound to move further up as investors tend to grab "safe haven" assets in a bearish market.
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Most of us are on a hill, trying to get up the hill, and what we compare ourselves with is people further up the hill.
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A little further up the maturity curve, Heptio has raised over $33 million with its most recent round being a $25 million Series B last September.
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Further up north and just south of the California-Oregon border, the 22,000-square-acre Klamathon Fire in rural Siskiyou County was just 20 percent contained.
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Dusit Hotel tweeted the names and photos of its employees who were killed in the attack (including Bernadette Konjalo, who is further up in this story).
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Recapitalizations generally happen when the company can't find outside investors to drive the valuation further up, so it resets the cap table and starts from scratch.
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That was not enough for some investors, who thought they could find better value further up the Vale curve, where the 23s have been trading 7.645%.
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Mourinho was blessed with a rock-hard defence at Inter, but brought in Diego Milito and Thiago Motta to provide extra backbone further up the field.
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As sea levels rise due to climate change, high tides are creeping further up onto coastal land, flooding communities even without any rain or stormy weather.
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This has dire consequences for marine species, which in turn is harmful for those further up the food chain, including humans, who consume the contaminated fish.
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It showed that women are paid less than men at most job levels within the company, a gap that gets wider the further up they climb.
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The Boston Celtics won four straight and six of their last seven, and now have their sights set on moving further up the Eastern Conference standings.
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Meanwhile, if you venture further up the Pacific Coast from San Francisco, the median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Portland is $1,595 a month.
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The red dot is seen progressing further up Chaussée de Louvain, and the video cuts once more to CCTV images of the man, filmed at 9.49am.
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Because being Kim Kardashian pretty much means that you only have secrets until you figure out a reveal that will catapult you further up Fame Mountain.
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Further up the chain, Taylor is overseen by Mark Isakowitz, the public policy vice president, who's another recent hire and former top aide to Republican Sen.
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India warned of heavy rain in the northeastern states of Tripura, Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh as Mora moved further up the Bay of Bengal.
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"Given the momentum, it should probably go a little further up over the next few days, although it's already at the highest level since December," Leszczynski said.
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First off, let's start with its interior, which takes Audi's position at the peak of the industry for interior design and pushes it further up the mountain.
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India warned of heavy rains in the northeastern states of Tripura, Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh as Cyclone Mora moved further up the Bay of Bengal.
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The Army has a lot of knowledgeable experts working on designing uniforms, but now and then someone further up in the chain of command will pull rank.
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This was very leisurely produce shopping, and it didn't take long for me to worry I was missing out on some potential interviews further up the block.
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The W Series organizers say they hope to provide a platform for women to develop their skills before taking on male drivers further up the motorsport ladder.
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More: The perilous road to safety for South Sudan's refugees An unrelenting flood Further up at the checkpoint, Ugandan police perform their last searches of the day.
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"I don't get too panicked ever, but I was definitely nervous for my kids," Eicher says about watching the rushing water quickly rise further up their steps.
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It could also provide a natural boost to global average surface temperatures, nudging 2018 and possibly 2019 further up the ladder of the hottest years on record.
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Katie Nixon, the chief investmentt officer of Northern Trust Wealth Management, says one strong option is to look further up the risk spectrum to high-yield bonds.
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Searches for "Korean" and "Asian" moved further up the list, causing previously popular terms like "step mom" and "massage" to move down slightly, according to the report.
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Trump should not heed calls for large-scale force deployments to the region given that they would only give the Kremlin reason to further up the ante.
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Four in 5 of the 54 NABE economists surveyed said the economy is at risk of slowing further, up from the 60% who said so in June.
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As the investors and companies await more clarity on the Trump's approach to regulation, the stock market has been ticking further and further up to record highs.
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I thought it would be safe enough, but within a moment the water came as near as the rear of my car so I escaped further up.
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Syrian and allied forces were also fighting further up the road against Islamist insurgents from the Jund al-Aqsa group and the Turkestan Islamic Party, the Observatory said.
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" Further up the coast, a postcard on sale in the former fishing town of Whitby depicted the shuttered hulk of Redcar's steelworks above a banner, "dystopia-on-sea.
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If you need to send signals from a replacement hand, you can often plug in further up the arm, tapping in where those signals would have gone anyway.
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Further up the West Coast, in the state of Washington, there is a similar spirit of exuberant militancy, honed by long experience and fired up by recent events.
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IRB Infra and other shareholders are also selling a further up to 34.8 million shares in the IPO, which will open on May 3 and close May 5.
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Animals eat bits of plastic, with ill effects on them — and further up the food chain, all the way to humans — that are only beginning to be understood.
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Mr. Dressler argued that there was not enough space at the original site for a pool that met modern standards, and favored a location further up the valley.
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Vogel said she put her own hand on top of his so that he could not move it further up her thigh and then they rode in silence.
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Going even further up the price scale, the share of new homes priced above $400,000 has more than doubled to 63 percent of the market from 13 percent.
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It's my job to establish reliable internet services for my superiors when we're out in the field so that they can communicate further up the chain of command.
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The current bloom has persisted since October 2017, but intensified and spread further up the Panhandle as a result of Tropical Storm Gordon in September 2018, according to NOAA.
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At the sound of an order, the militia men turned and shot the emigrant standing next to them; the women and children further up the road were killed, too.
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If that remains the case, central bankers will have to reach yet further up their sleeves for radical new tricks with which to respond to the recession to come.
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So then it rained in the foothills, and it snowed further up in the mountains, and the drought-stricken county captured as much of that water as it could.
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This is because James hopes the win will propel him further up the WBA world rankings, pushing him toward an eventual title shot against the likes of Manny Pacquiao.
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Trulia says the Palladian-style house is a "fixer-upper," though it's hard to tell from the photos what needs fixing or how much further up it can go.
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A medium-sized wave gets further up the beach and soaks a lot more people who thought they had parked themselves far enough from the water to be safe.
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The Trump administration chose not to run the case any further up the judicial ladder -- at least for now -- instead opting to rewrite the order under more exacting legal supervision.
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But lately, devious hackers have been targeting their attacks further up the software supply chain, sneaking malware into downloads from even trusted vendors, long before you ever click to install.
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"Access to the monument can ultimately be restricted indefinitely by the private property landowner if he deems it's necessary since he owns the road further up the way," he said.
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Here was an enormous right ankle, "a calf thick like a cedar, never seeming to end"; a few metres further up, "there's the thigh, as thick as an Armstrong Gun".
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And there are many other topographic valleys—possible sites of future calving events—further up-glacier, but our ability to study them is hampered by a lack of good data.
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In a sign that investors are moving further up the curve in search of some yield, 0.2.19-year German yields fell to 0.52 percent , also their lowest since late 2016.
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In a sign that investors are moving further up the curve in search of some yield, 30-year German yields fell to 0.52 percent , also their lowest since late 2603.
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One Saturday night in June 1994, Ramona left her home in the town of Smithers to attend a dance several miles away in a community further up on Highway 16.
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They will be joined by colleagues at Hampton Court Palace, Henry VIII's opulent residence further up the River Thames, after a ballot for strike action was 91 percent in favor.
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The inner, at the bottom we wrote 1193-4, slightly higher we did 1-6, higher yet 21-220, then further up 26-21, then at the top 26-24.
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"The ECB and the Bundesbank have to move further up the curve into longer maturities to find bonds that comply with the program," said Rainer Guntermann, senior strategist at Commerzbank.
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"We will follow the facts wherever they lead, whether further up in the banks or to other institutions," said Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski in a call with reporters.
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According to Colin Mayer at the University of Oxford, whose recent book "Prosperity" is an attack on the concept of shareholder primacy, ESG has shot yet further up investors' agendas since.
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Still, I'm hooked because I really wouldn't put anything past someone with such a clear absence of a moral compass and his back getting further and further up against a wall.
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"I think the new regulations if anything give a lot of opportunity to the team to get further up the grid," he said, adding that Verstappen's performances also gave him confidence.
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The U.S. dollar stretches a bit further up north, but there are more taxes, which actually pays for the country's healthcare system that so many Americans believe to be entirely free.
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" Sparks told CNN in an email last week that although Maffick receives funding from RT's Ruptly, "There is no top down editorial structure coming from further up in the corporate structure.
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After the original Pool Room location was expropriated by the city in 2010, it relocated further up the street, right across the street from trans-friendly strip club Café Cléopâtre, appropriately enough.
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The puck came up the wall and Nick Holden pushed it further up to Cody Eakin, who spun just in front of the blue line and flung the puck toward the net.
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"In the short-term, freight rates are not likely to go further up because demand for shipping capacity is weak," said Georgi S. Slavov, head of research at U.K. brokerage Marex Spectron.
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But the region's roster of ritzy resorts is growing quickly as new casino towns spring up to tap Asia's wealth; the Japanese government's plans to allow gambling will further up the ante.
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But instead of working his way further up the traditional central left or right party ladder, he took a risk and entered the competition as an independent competitor, with the En Marche!
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Residents of Aliabad, one of Hunza's main towns further up the KKH, are more concerned as their water supply could be cut off in less than a month by the glacier's advance.
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Further up the value chain, London-traded nickel futures ended at $9,120 a tonne on Wednesday, down 18 percent from their closing peak so far this year of $11,150 on Feb. 20.
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"In the race I had overheating but I think I could have kept up with the guys ahead but I should have been further up with better pace in general," he said.
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In terms of the West Coast, eight live and work in Los Angeles, two live in the Bay Area (Oakland and Rodeo), and one lives further up the coast, in Portland, Oregon.
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Luxury goods companies are riding a rebound in Chinese demand and younger shoppers flocking to high-end brands and Gobbetti set out a plan in November to take Burberry further up-market.
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Up to 30,000 refugees and migrants have been stranded in Greece due to progressive border closures further up the "Balkan corridor," the route taken to get into wealthier central and northern Europe.
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He could have gained even more, but Thomas's attack further up the road forced Thibaut Pinot to increase the pace to rein him in, with most of the other contenders on his wheel.
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In addition, faster population growth among people in the lower reaches of the income distribution will automatically shunt everyone above them further up the income ranks, even without any improvement in their fortunes.
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We humans get at this fixed nitrogen by eating the protein of plants at the bottom of the food chain, or else critters like chickens and cows that are a bit further up.
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It's possible that the person you ask may not have the answer, but it could give them the impetus to take the issue further up the line to press senior management, said Gebauer.
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As the managers have moved further up the very list they coordinate, eventually having their own day of reckoning with the American immigration authorities, other asylum-seekers have been selected to replace them.
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Much of the city's industry was physically dismantled and transported further up the Yangtze to the final Nationalist capital of Chongqing, where it was to form the backbone of China's wartime heavy industry.
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The lack of diversity in Silicon Valley becomes more acute the further up the corporate echelons you go, and at the top of the largest consumer tech companies, there are very few women.
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Both teams are 103-2 overall and 4-1 in the conference, but it's the Red Raiders that came away with a result that could boost them further up the new rankings on Monday.
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Both Henrique and Blaydes took him down with ease when they fought him, and surely opponents further up the rankings would be able to do exactly the same thing in a more efficient manner.
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The higher up you go in the Pakistani legal system, the more likely you are to get justice because judges further up the hierarchy are paid well and have security provided by the state.
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The further up the screen an object was located, such as a ladder or conveyor belt, the further he had to move coordinates to determine which tile in the height map players overlapped with.
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The apex predators are still being seen further up the coastline, but even there the numbers appear to be dropping fast, says Fallows and other cage divers operating in the area that CNN spoke to.
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No woman has competed in Formula One since 21976 but organizers of the 'W Series' hope to provide a platform for them to develop skills before taking on the men further up the motorsport ladder.
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He had actually shuttled between them for a few years before someone further up the Agency food chain had seen fit to shift him over to postings in sub-Saharan Africa and then Southeast Asia.
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His tried to dodge her, to slip past her and go further up the hall, determined to help protect Grace, but Caroline's awkward, limping posture meant that Peter caught himself on one of her legs.
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Bloody tyre tracks showed the path of the truck, which was stolen by a masked hijacker while making a beer delivery to a tapas bar further up Drottninggatan, according to Spendrups Brewery spokesman Marten Lyth.
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This price was a lot less expensive than many apartments I've lived in further up north, including my current apartment in New York City where I pay almost double what I paid in North Carolina.
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Meanwhile, to take pressure off the weir, the main spillway was opened wide, despite fears that the 2200-ft gash in the concrete could spread further up the chute and breach the gates at the top.
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"Further up sits the February peak at $2,685 which we continue to have in our sights, provided that the late May low at $2,416 underpins on a daily chart closing basis," he said in a note.
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Although, with the right balancing characteristics — such as being time-limited and/or locked to certain game modes — there could still be a place for a little epic chaos in Fortnite to further up the fun.
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Butler will play in its first top-25 matchup Wednesday as it hosts Myles Powell and the Seton Hall Pirates with a chance to move further up in the rankings and continue to make program history.
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While many towns in Connecticut also have relatively high property taxes, some towns further up the Long Island Sound — like Westport or Fairfield — have lower bills than Westchester and are still a commutable distance from Manhattan.
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Since Sacks took over, Zenefits has been looking more and more to focus on core parts of its platform while it opens further up to partners to handle the rest of the suite of tools employers need.
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"In general, the fact that Coeure sounded optimistic on growth and inflation on a global level may be pushing yields a little further up today after the European Central Bank meeting yesterday," said Mizuho strategist Antoine Bouvet.
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Nigeria raised 105.32 billion naira ($345 million) from bond sales this week, and payment for the debt sale was due on Thursday, draining liquidity in the market and pushing further up the cost of money in the market.
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Also that person should come up closer to the front of the line, and if they sent you a message, well that's great, that's even more interest, they should come up even further up in the line, right?
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"And even if they are not, the U.S. could adjust the scope of its sanctions to capture them — and potentially designate the SPV itself, although this would politically further up the ante," he told CNBC in an email.
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But as of Thursday, Matthew was not expected to travel much further up the East Coast, and the most severe effects should be limited to the eastern half of Florida and coastal areas of Georgia and South Carolina.
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It was changes further up the food chain that probably spelt out the end of Sky's association as last year James Murdoch resigned as Sky plc chairman following the majority-control takeover by U.S. cable group Comcast Corp.
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Though not limited to anyone of any gender, Studs was designed with the goal of better catering to Gen Z teenagers who are getting pierced for the first time or perhaps adding additional piercings further up the ear.
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Raleigh would have climbed much further up the list of the most tax-friendly cities, but the city's high median household income helped push up the state income tax rate for the city's typical resident to 5.5 percent.
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The problem is that even though factories are starting back up -- over half of Mon Cheri Bridal's factories are now open -- Lang explained that dress production could still be stalled because of shutdowns further up the production process.
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With tax credits for workers earning up to $215,000, the Republicans' health care plan would push the incentives for companies not to offer benefits further up the income spectrum, said Elise Gould, senior economist at the Economic Policy Institute.
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With tax credits for workers earning up to $215,000, the Republicans' health care plan would push the incentives for companies not to offer benefits further up the income spectrum, said Elise Gould, senior economist at the Economic Policy Institute.
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The latest plan seems to revolve around recognizing that China can't compete indefinitely on the strength of low labor costs alone, and so must move its economy further up the value chain, much like Japan did 22050 years ago.
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There were yield gains further up the ratings curve as well, but monetary policy expectations and increased geopolitical risk pushed German 10-year yields a touch lower to 0.225 percent, close to one-month lows hit late last week.
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Once harvested, the shellfish enters a network of buyers and middlemen, and is predominantly shipped to Hong Kong, where dried South African abalone is worth over $200 a pound, meaning large profits for those further up the supply chain.
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Then he just rolls right into this: Honestly, this could be a little further up, but there's so much going on in this interview that I completely forgot that Jones said he knew the truth about the Kennedy assassination.
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Further up the mountain is Gran Hotel La Florida, which has been restored to five-star splendor, and the Parc d'Atraccions Tibidabo, a refurbished amusement park that, to Mr. Ruiz Zafón's chagrin, has lost some character in the modernization.
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This is useful if either a buddy has a stooopid screen name you can never remember, or as a way to save time if they aren't in your "Best Friends" to make them show up further up Snapchat's alphabetical friends list.
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While Coachella didn't have a big increase in the number of women on their lineup this year (they're at 35%, the same as last year), they did do one important thing: move a lot of women's names further up the bill.
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In honor of Columbus Day this Monday, online luxury discount retailer Yoox is having a friends and family sale featuring fancy designer brands like Gucci, Valentino, Calvin Klein, Armani and more discounted even further – up to 90% off sale prices.
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Originally the script called for the buildings to be burned down, but Nelson took a shine to the town, which has been restored and added to over the years, and even built his own home further up the winding dirt road.
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Further up in the blog post, Mosseri made it very clear that Facebook "cannot become arbiters of truth [them]selves," which falls pretty squarely in line with Mark Zuckerberg's repeated (and disingenuous) statements that the social platform isn't a media company.
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After silver medals in combined and Super-G in the last two world championships, Jansrud, who has struggled in the speed events this season, finally made it one step further up the podium as he beat his great friend and rival.
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"The whole Brexit backdrop is forcing Liverpool to go further up the pecking order in looking at alternative routes into the UK," Whitworth said, adding that there was little warehousing capacity at the moment in most ports in the north.
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Plus, if a person already has a yeast infection or other bacterial vaginal infection and tries flushing out the area with a douche, it can actually push the bacteria further up into the cervix and worsen the infection, according to Moore.
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Plus, as Democrats debate whether to change up their leadership — some are angling for House Minority Speaker Nancy Pelosi to step down — whoever holds the chair of the House Democratic Caucus may soon move even further up in the party's ranks.
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The US$21bn book was skewed more heavily to the larger US$5bn five-year, leaving the company issuing a smaller US$33bn 10-year after some investors complained they were not being compensated for extending further up the yield curve.
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"Demand pressure is expected to remain steady, driving the dollar/cedi rate upwards towards 3.9150 by early next week, and further up if we don't see matching dollar supply immediately," analyst Joseph Biggles Amponsah of the Accra-based Dortis Research said.
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Chief Executive Marco Gobbetti set out a plan in November to take the label further up-market, but it said there would be little, if any, growth in revenue and operating profit until its 2021 financial year as it implements the plan.
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Chief Executive Marco Gobbetti set out a plan in November to take the label further up-market, but the company said there would be little, if any, growth in revenue and operating profit until its 2021 financial year as the programme was implemented.
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While the much-talked-about 20133 percent is doing just fine, the supersize gains are taking place even further up the income ladder, according to what Mr. Bloom and four colleagues found by examining 22013 years of data from the Social Security Administration.
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Instead of using their connections to sell the drug on the streets of Yorkshire, they are opting to ditch Britain for Pakistan, where they can operate further up the narcotic food chain in one of the world's major transit countries for Afghan heroin.
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"China's abilities and ambitions have shifted much further up the value-added chain, to tech that represents our crown jewels economically and that is relevant for national security," said Scott Kennedy, a fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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NO APPETITE Further up the supply chain in Bangladesh, the world's second-biggest apparel manufacturer after China, brands are asking for cuts in orders of up to 30% and seeking discounts, said Rubana Huq, head of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association.
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In playmaker Eriksen they have one of the most talented players who will grace the World Cup but rather than stringing together intricate passes, Denmark are more likely to play long balls out of defense and start attacks further up the field.
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A little further up, we passed a series of bigger apartment developments, most of which seemed to have stalled midway through construction or had been abandoned just after completion — a sign, no doubt, of some of the excesses of the mid-2000s.
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This stems from allegations by three soldiers also arrested in the "death platoon" case who allege they were tortured in an effort to force them to accept being scapegoats in the case where responsibility for human rights abuses goes further up the chain of command.
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Further up the street, outside the Charlottesville Police Department, officers looked on in profound disinterest as a band of nationalists beat a black kid by the entrance to the parking garage, while a handful of counter-protesters beat an elderly nationalist in the street.
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If you float a little bit further up—provided you're able to avoid cannon fire—you'll discover the city's militarized bureaucracy, authoritarian cabals pulling the strings and ensuring class strife both lines their pockets and ensures any unrest is directed at each other, not them.
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The two, who had traveled from their homes further up the Whakatane River, hoped in time tours to the waters around the island would be allowed again but tourists should not step foot on it again, out of respect for the dead, they said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A glimmer of light for Japan's battered electronics sector: while Sharp Corp and Japan Display Inc lag South Korean rivals in making organic light emitting diode (OLED) screens, some smaller Japanese equipment makers are booming in niche areas further up the OLED manufacturing process.
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But as they look for validation and acceptance in retail stores and scientific journals, they're beginning to focus on clinically validated trials to prove that the science behind their recommendations is sound — and so that they can move further up the value chain into drug development.
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After years of department store footwear expansion, with Harrods in London opening a 183,218-square-foot shoe floor, Macy's in New York raising that to 22003,22018, and the Level Shoe District in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, to 96,000, their focus has shifted somewhat further up the body.
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Yet that's not what we find at all: It's only as you get to the top 5 percent — once you get into the class of owners, managers and executives — that you can see the difference begin to break, and it explodes as you get further up the top.
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For the last six months, Western and Iranian sources say the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) has begun using waters further up the Gulf between Kuwait and Iran as it looks for new ways to beat an embargo on arms shipments to fellow Shi'ite Muslims in the Houthi movement.
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And even if they were, "the U.S. could adjust the scope of its sanctions to capture them — and potentially designate the SPV itself, although this would politically further up the ante," Roger Matthews, senior director at Dechert LLP's International Trade and EU Law practice, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Well-known attractions and tourist destinations are further up the Embarcadero, including Pier 246 (the Aquarium of the Bay, sea lions and more) and Fisherman's Wharf, but less touristly options can be found nearby in the 24-block Chinatown neighborhood and the Sourth of Market/Yerba Buena neighborhood.
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Using satellite imagery, they located tunnels in Yeongjeo-dong that might be used for storing missiles and the construction of a new headquarters, as well as a pair of drive-through shelters in Hoejung-ni suitable for large ballistic missiles and "an extremely large underground facility" under construction further up a narrow valley.
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Billionaire financier George Soros has warned that the European Union is on the "verge of collapse" over the migrant crisis and is in "danger of kicking the ball further up the hill" in its management of the issue which has seen more than a million migrants and refugees arrive in the region in 2015.
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You can find them in fast-food restaurants like Steak 'n Shake and Friendly's, and further up the chain of excellence in restaurants like the Little Goat in Chicago, where Stephanie Izard serves patty melts with American cheese and pickles, and at Pork Slope in Brooklyn, where Dale Talde makes them with (of course) pork.
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In other versions of Reni's painting (notably in the collection of the Dulwich Picture Gallery, in London), Sebastian's loincloth droops so low that it reveals his mons pubis, and it probably fell as low in this one, but in the 18th century a sensitive soul ordered the loincloth repainted, hiked further up the waist.
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The proposal to include banks' insurance activities in the category calculations for size, interconnectedness, and complexity would increase bancassurers' G-SIB scores (by up to 57bp for one of the banks in the Basel Committee's analysis), moving them towards or onto the G-SIB list, or further up the list if they are already on it.
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Ashton told me the researchers try not the extrapolate what these results might mean for warming across the Antarctic, but she said because these species are all at the bottom of the food chain; It's likely that a change in their ecosystem and diversity would impact all the organisms further up the food chain, including humans.
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Though the back and forth has been attributed by the Macedonian authorities to the fact that camps further up the western Balkans route are full to capacity, signs indicate that they are actually a rehearsal for an imminent total closure of Greece's northern border, which is the principal entry point for migrants and refugees into Europe.
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The one with three trees gives you the ultra-wide angle, the one in the middle with two trees gives you the normal wide-angle, and the one on the far right with the single tree (or perhaps, leaf?) icon gives you the telephoto lens at 3x zoom, which you can then zoom in further up to 30x.
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My love of everything disgusting, frightening, disturbing, or upsetting escalated in my early teens, when we moved even further up into the part of New York that's basically Canada—a sunless scab of a military base pockmarking the route to the Adirondacks, which are forested mountains chock full of creatures that will deeply and absolutely kill you, many of them human people.
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But we also live in a world where various Gambys and Russells have pushed Donald Trump, somebody whose message is, effectively, "I know how much you hate your perch on the ladder, and I won't help you any further up it, but I'll be damned if I don't make sure nobody else joins you there," to a major party nomination for president.
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Other locations included a gathering of sheep beneath an LED missionary cross further up Michigan Avenue, a goose-crossing along a deserted Eastside street, a couple of deer malingering outside a Woodbridge liquor store, and a deer family inside a cored-out former garage outside the Eastern Market district, where slightly warmer conditions and strategic lighting gave the beasts a hint of a glow.
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