"It's a bigger responsibility as the stakes get higher and the revenues get bigger, the valuations get bigger," she said.9.
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"The [restaurant chains] that grow and get bigger usually continue to grow and get bigger because they just keep getting on people's minds," Johns said.
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" He continued, "And more to the point, we have to get faster economic growth, because with faster economic growth, you get bigger paychecks, you get bigger wage growth.
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I don't know, maybe just the parts that were supposed to get bigger didn't get bigger, and the parts that were supposed to get smaller didn't get small enough.
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Molting. Lobsters — even though they don't age — get bigger.
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Constant and consistent communication is required as teams get bigger.
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But it's likely to get bigger heading into next year.
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Why it matters: This fight is going to get bigger.
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The protests seemed likely to get bigger despite the crackdown.
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So the function of government is not necessarily get bigger.
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It should only get bigger once the real games begin.
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The toys get bigger, but we never really grow up.
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Worse, this would be happening as the wetlands get bigger.
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AND WE KNOW IT WILL JUST GET BIGGER AND STRONGER.
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When he returns from Manila, his lies only get bigger.
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Every year, Prime Day seems to get bigger and better.
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Did he get smaller, or did the problems get bigger?
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I think it's just going to get bigger and bigger.
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The big get bigger because they leverage enormous network effects.
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Big ones get bigger as they approach the shallower shore.
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Medicaid and the Department of Veterans Affairs get bigger discounts.
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You want to get smaller, you want to get bigger.
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Lots get bigger toward the east, but not by much.
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The decision was made to get off the treadmill of having to get bigger, take on more debt and then get bigger again to pay off that debt and meet the demands of the market.
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But they better get -- the story has got to get bigger.
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As the gains get bigger, the tax authorities will become incentivized.
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Like fibroadenomas, they may shrink on their own or get bigger.
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When you get bigger, a host of advantages accrue to you.
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"With each new line, the losses will get bigger," he says.
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And what was your hope, to get bigger and bigger roles?
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Mass-transit railways and highways allowed big cities to get bigger.
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With compounding, the returns start small, but get bigger over time.
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They begin to mate and get bigger, and want to leave.
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They'll do anything to get bigger and it ruins their lives.
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If an attraction is taboo, it's only going to get bigger.
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But he warned that bills will only get bigger without action.
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The company has basically two choices: get bigger, or break apart.
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"They believe a woman's throat would literally get bigger," Blank says.
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Over the long term, Fox thinks it needs to get bigger.
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There the industry does have, potentially, the ability to get bigger.
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They'll only get bigger and won't be solved by self-interest.
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In a revenue-neutral reform, the government's slice doesn't get bigger.
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" But, he added mischievously, "I get bigger crowds than they do.
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When you zoom in, the subject and the background get bigger.
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The tech industry will get bigger and more powerful in 2018.
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Similar deals signed in Malaysia and Myanmar should help Uber get bigger.
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It continues to prove to people that it may just get bigger.
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But as you get bigger, you expand in both length and width.
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The world of Dots is about to get bigger — and more mysterious.
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With my body, do I get smaller or do I get bigger?
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There's reason to believe the game will only continue to get bigger.
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The savings only get bigger as the size of the loan increases.
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Once they get bigger, they can just live off the management fee.
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Parents in Sweden find it easier to get bigger children into them.
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The crowds just keep getting bigger, and the protests get bigger too.
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As animals get bigger, the ratio of surface area to volume decreases.
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Dan wants to get better, but he's also ready to get bigger.
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The problems are already enormous and are just going to get bigger.
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The debate over refugees and immigration is only going to get bigger.
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The surplus will only get bigger if producers continue their price war.
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The surplus will only get bigger if producers continue their price war.
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She's an extremely successful businesswoman whose career is set to get bigger.
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This brings up a theoretical question: Can whales continue to get bigger?
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"The issues don't get bigger than abortion in the US," said Freeman.
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Displays are only going to get bigger and bezels will keep getting smaller.
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I just want to make paper clips and see the numbers get bigger.
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"In America, the big get bigger and the small go out," he said.
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But no matter, a digital-only Times is only going to get bigger.
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BECAUSE NORMALLY, WHEN THE DOLLAR AMOUNTS GET BIGGER, THE GROWTH RATE COMES DOWN.
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For the last five years, we've seen our phones get bigger and bigger.
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"The bigger get bigger," said chip analyst Steve Huang at Yuanta Investment Consulting.
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With the Air Asia flights, the hysteria is only set to get bigger.
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And this is just going to get bigger as the years go by.
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The file sizes for games are only going to get bigger, not smaller.
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And that disconnect is only likely to get bigger in the coming years.
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Older low-income people can also get bigger subsidies under the Senate plan.
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"There is an unmet demand today, and it's only going to get bigger."
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And the savings would get bigger and bigger over the next few decades.
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Digital video, as you may have heard, is big and going to get bigger.
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He is still growing, which means that tail is only going to get bigger.
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The band started to get bigger, and we weren't very conscious of a direction.
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Instead, those cells get bigger or smaller depending on a bunch of different factors.
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" Eventually the blows get bigger, like, "This is you breaking from your Lexapro regimen.
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And as the shutdown goes on, the impact on travellers will only get bigger.
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Such additions could boost revenue, but growth becomes harder as the numbers get bigger.
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Dolly Parton's namesake amusement park is about to get bigger and better than ever.
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As some firms get bigger and more dominant, regulators are casting a warier eye.
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Nonetheless, the impact of these firms on business will get bigger in two ways.
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The particles get bigger so they will precipitate and they can get it out.
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"The numbers get bigger with each visit," she said, showing no signs of fatigue.
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But the conditions are right -- right now -- for it to get bigger and bigger.
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It's a big job that will get bigger if Democrats take back the chamber.
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Climate change isn't going away, and the population is only going to get bigger.
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The launch of Sports Illustrated's latest "Swimsuit edition" seems to get bigger every year.
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These blobs — called "forms" — can then absorb fallen foes to get bigger and stronger.
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"I thought I would just get bigger and bigger," Mead, now 23, tells PEOPLE.
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Your muscles get bigger when those individual fibers become thicker, a process called hypertrophy.
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And it looks like the bump will only get bigger for this year's iPhone.
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In the meantime, goaltenders continue to get bigger and better at stopping the puck.
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If her butt did get bigger Yanet says it's because she exercises regularly. #GirlsWhoSquat
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That means stakes get higher, big moments get bigger, and the twists get twistier.
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That becomes important, because then as these companies get bigger, the interest gets bigger.
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When it comes to drum and bass names don't get bigger than DJ Marky.
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"Under stress, any difficulties get bigger," says licensed marriage and family therapist Bina Breitner.
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That has ballooned to over 100% of GDP and is about to get bigger.
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But you'll see us go all across Southeast Asia and get bigger in China.
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We were in there with a charter of interactive is going to get bigger.
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A couple years ago, Murdoch was trying to buy Time Warner to get bigger.
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Network effects, which make the value of the system grow more with each new user the more users it has, mean that the big get bigger while the small stay small, and that the quicker you can get bigger the biggerer you get.
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The user can command the dancers to get bigger or smaller with subtle voice commands.
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And, by all accounts, it looks like that number is only going to get bigger.
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"We're just going to get bigger and more annoying until the government speaks to us."
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Those companies are now routinely mentioned as a reason media companies need to get bigger.
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"As you get bigger you'll actually feel the feet," the nurse tells Paola and Russ.
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As American companies consolidate and get bigger, that pressure is going to continue to mount.
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As China's internet firms get bigger, the unfairness of this will become ever more glaring.
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When you're not making shots and they're making shots, that gap starts to get bigger.
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Barring any dramatic intervention, however, the biggest e-commerce sites look set to get bigger.
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Vega, crediting this new generation of fans, says it can only get bigger from here.
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"I understand how companies need to get bigger in order to be competitive," she said.
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"I didn't think our enthusiasm could get bigger, but the tempest is coming," said Sen.
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And as China's tech giants get bigger and richer, the Communist Party gets more nervous.
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That will only get bigger as more people find it appealing, until it gets saturated.
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"People started thinking, 'It is time for us to get bigger and better,'" he explained.
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As the pages progress, the faces get bigger; orange and purple crowns bloom like flowers.
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"When companies get bigger, they start looking more and more like government agencies," he said.
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He leans forward, and his chrome nail polish shimmers as his hand gestures get bigger.
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Winning here will require seducing high-quality creators who can get bigger view counts elsewhere.
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"Look, the internet of things is really only going to get bigger," Mr. Burke said.
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Sometimes those coupons can be used in conjunction with other discounts to get bigger savings.
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When those teams get bigger, they upgrade from the free version to the paid version.
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Eventually, the tips of the cracks weaken, the cracks get bigger, and gravity eventually takes over.
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The brisk pace of consolidation throughout the industry may be intensifying PPG's desire to get bigger.
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The world's most impactful tech startup conference is about to get bigger and better than ever.
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" As for the future of the conference, Richmond anticipates it will only get "bigger and better.
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Some will get bigger, some might hurt, and some might still need to be removed ASAP.
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First of all, this is the September issue — it doesn't get bigger than that at Vogue.
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The world's largest wealth manager, is convinced its new online private bank needs to get bigger.
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Nobody is in immediate danger, but the base could be destroyed if the cracks get bigger.
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Do Facebook and Snapchat just get bigger or will we see the rise of something new?
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Can you just talk about that and what changes as they get bigger and more powerful?
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"It'll only get bigger and more accessible to more people, and more acceptable in more environments."
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It's clear that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is only going to get bigger from here on.
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Was 2016 the year of modular or is it only going to get bigger in 2017?
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There has been a flurry of sales by smaller and mid-size broadcasters to get bigger.
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As companies get bigger and bigger, they will also likely graduate beyond just a simple subscription.
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In fact, Erez thinks corporate demand for ad-hoc workers is only going to get bigger.
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In other words: the pie could get bigger, but everyone will get a slightly smaller slice.
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As they get bigger, the open rate typically goes down, making them less attractive to advertisers.
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As customers like Slack get bigger, they take more payments, of which Stripe gets a cut.
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At 26 feet 27 inches, Anisimova also has a big serve that should only get bigger.
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Cable boom is cresting, MTV is a big deal, but is going to get bigger. Yeah.
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The ears and nose get bigger and broader, and frequently the teeth begin to spread apart.
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"As soon as it loosed its grip, the domestic migration losses began to get bigger again."
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"I do this every year," she said, noting that the crowds get bigger with each year.
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"As you get older the sacrifices get bigger," Bloomberg told The New York Times in 2012.
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Some will want to get bigger in the downturn, some will get smaller — space is fixed.
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Even if he doesn't there will be other countries who will retaliate and they'll get bigger.
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Google Stadia's early access launch wasn't ideal, but cloud gaming will only get bigger in 2020.
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So using that as a template that means my gigs are only going to get bigger.
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You look at Elton John's career and he always tried to get bigger and bigger and bigger.
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That's what it feels like to me, and I think it will just get bigger from here.
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Because of currents, the wind and other factors, the search area can get bigger by the day.
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A Bill Gates-led venture fund that invests in next-wave climate technologies wants to get bigger.
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"I think that with every new generation it is going to get bigger and bigger," Gustafsson says.
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The idea is that this will help Vimeo get bigger margins per customer by providing more services.
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Sheryl Sandberg: Well, certainly as you get bigger, there's more scrutiny of acquisitions, and there should be.
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The grids of letters get bigger, the length of the highlighted row gets longer (or, disconcertingly, shorter).
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In the life of every small business, there comes a time when it has to get bigger.
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" Jones responded thusly: "Wag your finger at me and this is going to get bigger and bigger.
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When Duke started the steroids, he noticed his hump starting to get bigger and bigger, he said.
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Then, in the last half decade, something strange happened: The sharks began to get bigger and smarter.
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""Banks made record profits last year and it looks like executives will get bigger bonuses this year.
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"This is going to get bigger and bigger, and everything I say I can prove," Giuliani said.
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They're also so crisp that the imagery almost seems to get bigger when viewed from a distance.
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They started their business on Yahoo but the Google brand started to get bigger and bigger and bigger.
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And there's every reason in the world to expect things to get bigger across all Marvel's content platforms.
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"It's hard to get bigger hits than that," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said of Panik's seventh home run.
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You could predict something similar might be happening as we have climate change, we might get bigger cicadas.
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And Domino's is strategically building more stores so pizzas get delivered faster — and delivery drivers get bigger tips.
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The number of literary adaptations we see on the big screen seems to get bigger every year. Why?
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So UK PLC would get bigger where it had a comparative advantage and retreat where it was weak.
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It's not that everyone's slice of the pie will get smaller, but rather, the pie will get bigger.
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I assume you're goal, even if you have intentional growth is to get larger, is to get bigger?
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"We're seeing TV stars get bigger audiences on Live than they're getting on their TV shows," he said.
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" Tegna: "I don't really want to get bigger in the entertainment business, TV business, at this very moment.
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Instead of dying of old age, the crustaceans just get bigger and bigger, thanks to their molecular hack.
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The company went for funding now after all these years of bootstrapping because it wanted to get bigger.
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Audience-wise it might get stuck, but it can get bigger still, it just need some more time.
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This should make it easier to get bigger audiences since users will be able to plan to watch.
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"You're going to have to get bigger tractors and a hell of a lot more land!" he said.
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As the risks get bigger and bigger, the tendency is to build bigger infrastructure, as Japan has done.
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Large pulses of runoff may also increase as tropical storms get bigger and wetter due to climate change.
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I'm a bartender, and I've learned several subtle tricks bartenders use to get bigger tips out of customers.
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Some people predicted the death of merch, but I just think it's going to get bigger and better.
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As far as awards shows go, it doesn't get bigger than the CFDA Awards for the fashion industry.
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They get older, they get younger, they get browner, they get whiter, they get smaller, they get bigger.
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But in this case, Redstone explicitly wants to get bigger faster, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Her books are like a warm blanket, and blankets are even better when they get bigger and fluffier.
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The world's biggest hedge fund is trying to get bigger, with the help of small endowments and foundations.
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When health insurers get bigger, they use their increased clout to negotiate cheaper prices from doctors and hospitals.
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As big as this year has been for Combs, though, the next several months will only get bigger.
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To get bigger in the cardiovascular-device world, Abbott agreed to purchase St. Jude Medical for $25 billion.
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It isn't as exciting anymore if the screens of the gadget get bigger or the device becomes thinner.
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"I don't think you have to get bigger to compete," Esser said on CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Tuesday.
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The campaign told CNN that even if her rallies get bigger, Warren won't stop doing the "selfie" line.
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She would impose a "risk fee" on the biggest financial institutions that would increase as banks get bigger.
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As we get bigger and bigger, our network gets bigger and bigger, and we can negotiate better discounts.
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When jackpots get bigger, more people are induced to play, and the regressivity diminishes — though it doesn't vanish.
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As the bar goes higher, the staff sizes get bigger, and the budgets escalate in a single direction.
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As companies get bigger, their ability to demand access and special treatment grows accordingly and becomes a competitive advantage.
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Does his dick turn green and get bigger when the Hulk comes out, or does it stay the same?
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I've been doing music for a long time, and as you get bigger, a lot more people get involved.
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If you're sick of hearing about net neutrality, we've got bad news: The issue's only going to get bigger.
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"She tells me she wants to get bigger, that she doesn't want skinny arms — just big muscles," she said.
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As integers get bigger, prime numbers become rarer, but there is always a bigger prime number to be found.
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They look after their characters so well in the writing, but the challenges and sequences get bigger every year.
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The only way to compete is to get bigger and make more milk, and for Vermont farmers, that's difficult.
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Everybody dies inside the person, and I thought they get bigger by accident and then they explode the person.
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But something tells me HQ is only going to get bigger and more dynamic before any of that happens.
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The also don't all catch the wave at the same place; some locations get bigger energy boosts than others.
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The wage gap starts small but immediately starts to get bigger and bigger through a woman's 20s and 30s.
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You'll get bigger and better pictures thanks to the full-frame sensor, putting most lower model cameras to shame.
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As TV screens get bigger and entertainment gets streamier, Hollywood is searching for ways to keep the turnstiles spinning.
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But, in town, the people who were friends with those guys were always happy to see them get bigger.
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Why it matters: Calls to reign in tech giants get louder as the companies get bigger and more powerful.
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"We think that as we get bigger, the opportunity also gets bigger and were just getting started," Ru says.
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As both the mid-credits and post-credits stingers remind us, the story will just get bigger from here.
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Some consultants said Honeywell's aerospace unit must get bigger to compete with engine and components maker United Technologies Corp.
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I guess you've got to go big man, you've got to get bigger dicks on shows and shit pranks.
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And as phones get bigger and PCs become more tablet-like, the gap between them only continues to shrink.
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A huge swath of online activity consists of mobile video, and that's only going to get bigger over time.
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"Tech giants' profit margins are likely to get squeezed, but their overall business may get bigger," the magazine says.
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"You can't let the season get bigger than you or the game be bigger than you," he told reporters.
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Retailers are under pressure from Amazon and need to get bigger both in brick-and-mortar stores and online.
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Yet white voters are declining in numbers and advancing in age, while communities of color get bigger and younger.
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Paulus It just starts to reverberate and churn and get bigger and bigger and include us all, psychologically, emotionally.
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We feel like this is just the beginning of something we hope will get bigger and bigger every year.
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"That would allow banks to get bigger without the risk of having all sorts of additional oversight," Mayo said.
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"You also have scale mattering more than ever in banking so there's a reason to get bigger," Mayo added.
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JIM CRAMER: WELL, DOESN'T IT GET BIGGER IN MY WORLD, THE TECH WORLD OR IN YOUR WORLD, M&A.
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You have the big get bigger and it becomes a lot more difficult for the smaller players to survive.
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The trend for years has been for iPhones to get bigger (in large part to compete with Android phones).
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Here's the deal with that, if those people get bigger show deals, they'll hire their friends who are also diverse.
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And that trail is only about to get bigger, with the final episodes of Game of Thrones ahead of us.
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You also sort of, as you get bigger and have more resources, start hiring more journalists to do real stories.
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That is: As the big players try to get bigger, they're giving you more incentive to break the TV bundle.
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It has a pretty big audience, too — but it would like to get bigger, and faster, while retaining its authority.
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Whatever the reasons, such M&A friction affects the ability of European companies to get bigger, even within the region.
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Snapchat needs to get bigger in hopes of one day becoming a platform big enough to command major ad buys.
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We are starting to get bigger orders and we don't have the inventory or the money to fulfill those orders.
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"We thought that we really needed to let this new [intellectual property] grow and get bigger," says producer Yosuke Saito.
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Think of it like running a business: Company profits get bigger when you sell more products or reduce your expenses.
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China delivers its most explicit threat to use military force in Hong Kong if protests get bigger and more violent
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"There's no question that whenever technology becomes more advanced, both the upside and downside get bigger and bigger," Lanier said.
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That loophole would also get bigger under the Ryan plan, because the tax rate on capital gains would be reduced.
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When you lift weights and exercise, your body turns down the amount of myostatin it releases so you get bigger.
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Zero-rating products will only get bigger as internet providers use them to wring more revenue from their content businesses.
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For more than a decade, it seemed to be a given that Ms. Swift could only get bigger, and should.
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Noisey: Do you guys get more nervous than usual as your shows get bigger, like your Rock the Park gig?
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Disney would counter that by claiming that companies like Netflix are forcing it to get bigger in order to compete.
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AT&T executives have privately said HBO will need to get bigger and broader in order to build subscriber base.
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It's now about to get bigger, thanks to a major acquisition of artworks courtesy of the Souls Grown Deep Foundation.
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Go deeper: Big cities are poised to get bigger, richer and more powerful — at the expense of the rest of America.
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"Provocations against NATO units in Lithuania will continue and will get bigger," Remigijus Baltrenas, head of Lithuanian military counterintelligence, told reporters.
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SoftBank's Vision Fund, which has poured billions into Uber, WeWork and other capital-heavy businesses, is only planning to get bigger.
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Treating data as labour means tech giants' profit margins are likely to get squeezed, but their overall business may get bigger.
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And I suspect it's only going to get bigger in 20123 when people sober up after the general election this November.
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Thanks to the power of data, technological expertise and large distribution networks, the biggest e-commerce firms will only get bigger.
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We were all regular visitors to the zoo, where we spent a lot of time observing and watching him get bigger.
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Citi Bike is already the biggest bike-share system in the country, and under Lyft's ownership, it's about to get bigger.
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AS YOU SAID, WE CHOSE TO GET SMALLER IN THE CONTEXT OF THIS RAPIDLY EVOLVING MARKET, THEY CHOSE TO GET BIGGER.
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The property "gives us the opportunity to do all kinds of things with the kids when they get bigger," he said.
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A greener tundra, as plants get bigger and leafier, with shrubs and trees taking over grassland or tundra, satellite data shows.
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Televisions get bigger and chattier Major technology players save their biggest announcements for their own orchestrated press events instead of CES.
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That means the electricity grid will have to get bigger, more sophisticated, more efficient, and more reliable — while it is decarbonizing.
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The men do indeed get bigger bonuses, but unlike the women, they don't draw a full-time salary from U.S. Soccer.
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The roses start small, budded at the top of the dress, and get bigger, to snowball-size blooms at the hem.
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But not all integers plugged into this expression generate a prime number, and as integers get bigger, prime numbers become rarer.
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The ECB has no such room; the trade surplus probably can't get bigger; Europe has no government to provide fiscal stimulus.
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We'd watched their bodies get bigger (or in the case of the previously rotund Kennedy Meeks, smaller) and their skills improve.
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"This is about a play to get bigger because the world requires scale," said Michael Nathanson, a media analyst with MoffettNathanson.
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The females stay the same size, but the men have a short time to get bigger when they shed their shells.
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When Duke started taking steroids for a nerve problem, he noticed his hump starting to get bigger and bigger, he said.
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A true sense of catharsis engulfs the Sarao crowd as the drops get bigger and heavier, working their way towards dubstep.
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The problems is that, as a leader and especially as you get bigger, you can just do a lot of damage, right?
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I needed to focus on staying pregnant — giving the baby time to get bigger and stronger — at least for one more day.
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Monetization seduces everyone on the web, and if these lo-fi hip-hop streams remain popular, the offers will inevitably get bigger.
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If we could get bigger and smaller versions, with longer battery life — that would give everyone a run for their R&D.
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But as the film goes on and the story gets less coherent and the battles get bigger, they start to blend together.
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Mowry is absolutely radiant in the new photo — and Hardrict and Cree look thrilled that their family is about to get bigger.
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As prize money and sponsorship deals get bigger, so do the incentives for coaches and athletes to find ingenious ways to cheat.
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Abhinav Davuluri, analyst at Morningstar, says investors are simply reflecting the belief that the semiconductor industry is only going to get bigger.
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S&P winners: The big get bigger (since 8/26/14) Most consumer names are right in the middle of the pack.
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In essence, this first tour will be the beginning of a few tours that get bigger and bring all this information out.
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"I see Tribeca as one of the world's premiere brands, and it's only going to get bigger," he said in an interview.
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Service and community are important For the girls who stick with Girl Scouts, the projects only get bigger as they get older.
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I got into it because I know where I can get bigger supplies for cheaper than what people pay on the streets.
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The frontier between Italy's Ventimiglia and Menton in southern France is already known as 'Mini Calais' - and the problem may get bigger.
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They felt that they needed to cross over to get bigger, but I'm going to go the furthest I can in Spanish.
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But this relatively simple setup belies the game's true strength, which is the sweet, pure joy of watching the numbers get bigger.
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In secondary school, I'm pretty sure I knew someone who rubbed olive oil on his skin to make his spots get bigger.
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The proposed deal is likely to spur yet more consolidation among media companies, which have already looked to partners to get bigger.
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The bigger point: as always, health care companies want to get bigger and gain negotiating leverage, while branching out into different businesses.
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And the challenges get bigger [in the later episodes], when you talk about the man's future, and his election plans, if any.
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But it is not excluded that as the market matures, the NBA will get bigger and bigger cakes in the commercial effect.
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Masayoshi Son, SoftBank's founder, had long sought a way for Sprint to get bigger as the telecommunications business has turned more cutthroat.
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Pinduoduo is betting that generous subsidies for such upscale products as Dyson hair dryers and Apple iPhones will help it get bigger.
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It's losing part of its 'let's do it for the American people' and now it's more 'how can big companies get bigger.
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Unlike Obamacare and some other Republican policies, these deductions wouldn't get bigger for older people who typically have to spend more on insurance.
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"I had to switch it up because I used to eat all types of stuff and I would just get bigger," she says.
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As you get bigger, you could see it becoming ... As you understand the usage —because hotels really don't keep track of this stuff.
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"It's only going to get bigger in terms of seeing what's happening and people wanting transparency from brands on social media," he said.
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We also take a lot of stress home with us, especially as classes get bigger, budgets get smaller and work stacks pile higher.
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And with various companies trying to store more and more data for the purposes of machine learning, this market will only get bigger.
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While they get bigger and strong, they are spending time in communal nests and being looked after by the females in the group.
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What's next: These increases are only going to get bigger in 2022 when MLB's seven-year, $5.1 billion deal with Fox kicks in.
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But Kolide hopes to provide a strong toolkit that eventually creates a powerful monitoring system for organizations as they get bigger and bigger.
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With the hotter, drier conditions brought on by climate change, fires are expected to get bigger and more intense in years to come.
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"There is just a bit of production now, but it can get bigger," he said, looking at the rows of colorful wooden boxes.
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Without closing loopholes, the government would collect less money, federal budget deficits would get bigger and the national debt would continue to rise.
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And sooner or later—the official deadline is July 3—medical weed is going to get bigger, and probably cheaper, in the state.
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With Obrador, that gap is going to only get bigger and more Mexicans will soon be trying to illegally enter the United States.
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And as basements get bigger, owners are filling them with over-the-top amenities, including wine cellars, home theaters, spas and bowling alleys.
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It's common for breasts to get bigger during and after pregnancy and for them to become engorged as they begin to produce milk.
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"The big U.S. banks will get bigger," David Coker, lecturer in accounting, finance and governance at Westminster Business School, told CNBC via email.
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A market analyst says little security companies are about to be gobbled up as companies that provide a suite of services get bigger.
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"It may get a little bigger; it may not get bigger at all," Trump said in a national TV address at the time.
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As our telescopes get bigger and more advanced, these celestial crisscrosses will be used to reveal more about our corner of the galaxy.
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"As they get bigger, and as these companies affect more and more people, they're going to get more and more scrutiny," Kurzweil said.
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Our involvement with the Houston Children's Charity is only going to grow and get bigger because the charity itself is an immense charity.
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Workers in Arkansas will get bigger paychecks after the first increase goes into effect in January, with wages rising to $9.25 an hour.
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It is a realization that "these are strategies that work and could increase our numbers," and help their movement grow and get bigger.
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Deep down I knew, even before we left, that my boyfriend's world was about to get bigger, and mine was about to get smaller.
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Robeco frontier fund manager Cornelis Vlooswijk argues once new countries join and existing ones like Kenya get bigger weightings, the asset class will grow.
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"When I get bigger I'm going to be my Dad's partner and catch bad guys and burglars," the caption on the original photo reads.
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That celebration promises to get bigger as the Super Bowl brings more and more fans into the brutal and beautiful world of American football.
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" Perriguey reportedly explained to Judge Hern that the envelope wasn't being pushed by the petition, but that "the envelope just needs to get bigger.
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"We think natural disasters are only going to get bigger as climate change takes hold," said Pete Giencke, a product manager for Google search.
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They accumulate both our cultural and literal capital; they gain buzz and caché and glossy magazine profiles; they get bigger roles and bigger paychecks.
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I think it's inevitable that we've probably hit a peak with live sports, because I just don't understand how it could possibly get bigger.
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"The Fed works for big rich banks that want to get bigger and richer," said Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat running for president.
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The ETF industry has come a long way in 23 years, and indications are that it's only going to get bigger — a lot bigger.
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We need to ramp up our staffing, we need to get bigger so that we can sustainably make the show five days a week.
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Not only do men dominate all festival lineups, but the likelihood that women will appear on the bill shrinks as the names get bigger.
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Since our network is becoming more valuable as these companies get bigger, at the same time, we do have these concerns over our privacy.
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"The pie will get bigger, but I would think that the (low-cost) long-haul part would take the majority of it," he said.
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Why it matters: This question faces antitrust regulators as dominant tech platforms only get bigger, and calls to rein them in become more prominent.
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The world of the Black Panther, the Marvel Comics hero who hails from the fictional African country of Wakanda, is about to get bigger.
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New on VICE Sports: The Serbian Warlord Who Led His Club to the Champions League And that's only going to get bigger in 2016.
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As the biggest, richest companies get bigger and richer, questions about antitrust and regulation rise to ensure they don't hold too much economic power.
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Except if you're the leader and this is how you grow, is there a pressure from within CNN to do that, to get bigger?
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Media companies that want to get bigger tend to swallow up other media companies, suppressing competition and taking on debt, which makes publishers cowards.
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Telecom, cable and media companies all want to get bigger to better compete with the likes of Apple, Google-parent Alphabet, Amazon and Netflix.
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It has been largely to accept that big companies are going to get bigger and do everything they can to hold down workers' pay.
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After puberty, when the long bones of the body are sealed, patients with acromegaly get bigger from soft-tissue enlargement but cannot grow taller.
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Every operator if trying to get bigger and broader in the US now, to avoid falling behind when legal sports betting reaches national scale.
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What&aposs really unusual in Amazon, and something that it has evolved over time, is that as they get bigger, their innovation has accelerated.
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Since the financial crisis, the Federal Reserve has put out the word that Wall Street should forget about trying to get bigger through deals.
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As companies get bigger and bigger, the scope of the work grows ever wider, and a lot can get lost in communication through collaboration tools.
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He and his friend Theodoros Moutaftsis watch with growing concern as a tent city in the meadows outside their homes get bigger by the day.
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You battle your enemies, spend points to upgrade various aspects of your tank -- like bullet power and speed --and get bigger upgrades every ten levels.
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"As we move throughout the year and beyond, the expectation is that the app will get bigger and better with every single step," she said.
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That's not big enough for some current games and definitely won't hold up as games continue to get bigger and better and require more space.
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The E&Ps have gotten better about turning cash flow positive but the big guys, Exxon, Chevron and Oxy [Occidental] are planning to get bigger.
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Therefore, a company that may have multiple businesses will often get bigger and better in its business with the leading position, perhaps through a merger.
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If they are to survive, incumbent carmakers will need to get bigger to ride out the sort of economic downturn that the industry now faces.
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Y Combinator is not interested in that, really:Some existing cities will get bigger and there's important work being done by smart people to improve them.
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"This is the first couple of days of shorting data to show up, so I'm sure this is going to get bigger quickly," Dusaniwsky said.
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"We want channels that we think really have the potential to get bigger, but are still in early stages of their growth trajectory," Collins said.
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And those numbers will only get bigger: As of June 3, ICE had 968,773 removal orders for immigrants not yet in custody, according to Homan.
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"The trade thought that big crops get bigger and we were going to take the bean yield up," said Don Roose, analyst at U.S. Commodities.
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"With any little bit of bacteria, her mouth reacts to it and she gets ulcers and then the ulcers get bigger," Dr. Laws told KAIT.
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"The very large niche that we've covered is only going to get bigger because 500 million more people are coming online in India," he said.
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President-elect Donald Trump once again decided to upend decades of foreign policy by declaring the United States' nuclear arsenals should get bigger, not smaller.
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Better-looking people do not get smaller blurs, the producers said, though people whose bodies are in less than top shape may get bigger ones.
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Because of the increased size of the economy, wages would go up and the income and payroll tax bases would get bigger, the group said.
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BECKY QUICK: Is that why there's so much pressure for some of these packaged goods companies to get bigger, for-- new deals to come in?
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"The problem is that as you get bigger and you have to pivot and do different things, it's harder in the public eye," said Kennelly.
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I think they felt progression was a linear thing, where you get bigger, and this album was a step maybe backwards, a little off-kilter.
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T-Mobile, the nation's third-largest wireless company, and Sprint, the No. 4 carrier, have insisted they must get bigger to serve their customers better.
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T-Mobile and Sprint are under pressure from investors to match those profit margins, and the only way to do that is to get bigger.
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If things get bigger, you might develop some paranoia regarding the people who surround you and whether their interests are also in your best interest.
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But if organoids grown from human stem cells start to get bigger than that, then the question that was posed back in 2013 becomes pressing.■
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My family eats more and more as my kids get bigger, and Costco groceries are often very competitively priced compared with my local grocery stores.
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Other individuals who would get bigger benefits include Americans who have received retirement benefits for at least 0003 years as well as widows and widowers.
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It's easy to think of zooming in as "getting closer" to the subject, because it makes a small subject get bigger and fill the frame.
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A parallel centralization took place in the economy, as over-permissive antitrust policy allowed businesses to get bigger and bigger, reducing competition in sector after sector.
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The bank said that the optimal strategy in a highly competitive market that is under lots of pressure to cut excess capacity is to get bigger.
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If you walk up to a PokéStop (the little blue cubes indicated on the map above), they'll get bigger and allow you to tap on them.
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There's every indication that even as regulations for big banks are likely to ease in the years ahead, peer lending is likely only to get bigger.
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Why it matters: The big get bigger, the rich get richer, the more powerful get more powerful — all in a place many Americans disdain or distrust.
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Dad joked with Royalty that her new "baby" would get bigger than her -- which seems like maybe a good reason NOT to give her a monkey.
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The fossil-fuel industry would get smaller, government would not get bigger and businesses would be free to adapt as they see fit—including, even, ExxonMobil.
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As startups and small businesses get bigger and bigger, it made more sense to start working with local brokers or other providers to handle their insurance.
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As companies get bigger and bigger, the complex network of tools and APIs they have to access might start to get out of hand really quickly.
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Somebody said years ago that our songs are like rocket ships: They start small, and get bigger with each chorus, and then they sort of click.
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Instead, "We think we will see more M&A as the leaders try to get bigger and try to consolidate some of their power," he said.
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Begin a Medicaid pilot program that would allow state programs to exclude some drugs from their list of covered treatments, a way to get bigger discounts.
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"If we do nothing, the big countries will get bigger and bigger while the small countries will never be able to compete in Europe," he added.
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Follow RiFF and his entourage on tour, as they taste all the treats the west coast has to offer and get bigger and burlier than ever.
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"The Fed works for big rich banks that want to get bigger and want to get richer, and then everyone else pays the price," Warren said.
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McCallum grew his staff as the jobs continued to get bigger and started to become focused on cleaning up big spills or working with garbage companies.
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Ljungman said Europe needed to boost later-stage access to capital to ensure more companies stay put, get bigger and keep control of their own destinies.
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And at a certain size, everything starts to get bigger and really drapey, and it's more about covering a body than celebrating it in any way.
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But when start-ups get bigger, many struggle to recruit senior executives with families, said Mr. Pilarinos, who previously worked for Microsoft and Amazon in Vancouver.
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"Profitable banking is all about economies of scale; as the U.S. banks get bigger, costs will continue to tumble and a virtuous cycle realized," Coker said.
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"Their budgets for buybacks and dividends were all based on the old tax code, so those dividends and buybacks are about to get bigger, " he said.
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They say, don't they, the bigger the better, and in this case you literally cannot get bigger because this is the largest building in the world.
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This time, the company is focusing on its driver support system — which the company concedes was built to get bigger, not efficiently respond to drivers' issues.
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"If you keep doing it, you get bigger even if the records get worse," he continued, invoking U2, the Cure, Talking Heads, R.E.M. and the Pixies.
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When you get bigger, you have the trade issues, you have to worry about China slowdown, you have to worry about Europe sluggishness, Japan's sluggishness, Brazil.
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During the day, the sun's ultraviolet light helps produce trillions of charged particles floating in the upper atmosphere, causing the ionosphere to "inhale" and get bigger.
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While it was more attractive and economical for her to get bigger orders in the old pay model, the size of the order now doesn't matter.
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The effect of the third-party fact-checking program on addressing the problem remains to be seen, but critics say the problem will only get bigger.
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Wells said it does not view such an event as a positive but rather a "slapping together" of two complete different companies just to get bigger.
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New York (CNN Business)Starbucks aims to get bigger by going smaller, with a new store format that's a fraction the size of its normal cafe.
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At best, he's minimally helpful — and that's an extremely worrisome development considering that villains tend to get bigger and badder as superhero cinematic universes are expanded.
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The studio get bigger, bigger, and bigger bets, and of course we're going to have comic book releases, because we know there's an audience for them.
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"I felt like Mr. Brown was there smiling down on me and telling me to keep moving forward and to let my dream get bigger," he said.
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If the success of Army and Petchmai are any indication of the direction that MX is taking, it looks like Max's biggest competition may only get bigger.
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But as our plans for space get bigger and further so do our rocket designs to allow for the possibility of trips further out, even to Mars.
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The jokes it catalogs leech from platform to platform and get bigger once the site's editors write about and codify them; sometimes they spiral out of control.
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"Planting things too close together looks good for a year or two, but once the trees get bigger, they&aposll fight for light and nutrients," Lambton says.
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While Hong Kong will remain a busy airport, its relative regional significance is set to wane as mainland airports get bigger and mainland airlines improve their hardware.
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Yeah, but don't cancel that insurance policy just yet, because hail stones are going to get bigger, probably leading to more damage to your roof and vehicles.
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After all, there's $100 MILLION in Fortnite money up for grabs this season and the way pro gaming is going, the pots are only gonna get bigger!
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Read These Stories Next:Tiny Airline Seats Aren't Going To Get Bigger Anytime SoonWhat A Former Costco Employee Wants You To Know20 Bizarre Money Habits Making Millennials Richer
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As we have stated in the past, we do not feel the need to acquire assets just to get bigger or simply to wade into new space.
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Sometimes it's the outer lips—they can get bigger or even deflated, and with that, we can cut some of the skin out or do fat grafting.
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"As we get bigger in the cloud, we grow faster in the cloud," said CEO Safra Catz, who will join U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's transition team.
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Buildings, to me, there's certain areas that are going to get bigger, building property is really what ... Home and commercial is done in such an antiquated way.
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But he's worked hard this summer to get bigger and stronger and to be able to battle through that, and he wants to try and do that.
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"No matter what happens, the trade deficit is going to get bigger," Hanke told CNBC, adding that Trump will "have egg on his face" when it does.
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When the Fed keeps rates "artificially" low, it merely prolongs the day of reckoning and allows these bubbles to get bigger than they otherwise would have gotten.
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For all the shape changes that smartphones have gone through in a few short years, we get surprisingly little information about why they get bigger, or thinner.
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California's wildfires get bigger and more deadly year after year, thanks to rising temperatures fueled by climate change — and each major blaze exacerbates the state's staggering inequality.
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As fintechs get bigger though, Frank said banks will most likely raise flags that a company like PayPal can "cherry pick" which parts of consumer finance they target.
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Automatically, you say, The guy is going to get bigger, he's going to get stronger, the guy's going to throw harder, he's going to hit the ball farther.
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"As you get bigger in size [and] market cap, then you're going to be a bigger driver of these indices," he said in the same "ETF Edge" interview.
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"If I can come in with more area — if I get bigger and flatter — I'll decelerate sooner and higher," Akin, who is also Kupec's teacher, tells The Verge.
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If history is any guide, Apple will not get bigger and other tech firms in America and China, such as Amazon and Alibaba, are testing the limits, too.
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Unlike Keery's messy layers that seem to get bigger and better every season of the Netflix series, Chalamet's curls are softer, shinier, and the stuff of pure envy.
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As the Android Auto team noted during its I/O session, in-car screens are starting to get bigger and popping up in different sizes and aspect rations.
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A player highly regarded in this manner is always said to have "off the charts makeup," leading one executive to bemoan why his scouts don't get bigger charts.
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He has vowed to increase defense spending, but if Trump made good on his vow to show his negotiating magic, the deals might get bigger but less profitable.
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That tiny fact starts to get bigger when you realize that electing our own leaders is the whole reason that we have a country in the first place.
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The deal means Nokia will get bigger royalties from Apple for using its mobile phone patents, helping offset the impact of waning demand for its mobile network hardware.
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Schrager predicted that, over the next 10 years, luxury hotels will decrease their number of rooms — "maybe 80 to 90 rooms" — but that individual rooms will get bigger.
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And by making those more streamlined and automated, there are opportunities to reduce the human error part of the equation as well as companies get bigger and bigger.
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So it's double-edged, but when you zoom in on the Maps app, the name of the street doesn't get bigger, stuff like that would be really great.
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Other car companies are trying to get bigger, joining forces with onetime rivals so they can share the enormous costs of developing electric, so-called self-driving cars.
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Companies felt the need to get bigger, thanks to ever-increasing competition — and much of the inspiration came from AT&T's planned $85.4 billion takeover of Time Warner.
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"As these neural networks get bigger in size, the use cases expand exponentially and the demand for maximum throughput and server utilization becomes even more vital," he added.
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Mr. Son has never let go of the idea that Sprint needs to get bigger to survive, and has had on-again, off-again discussions with T-Mobile.
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This kind of movie doesn't depend on stars, and the speedy evolution of special-effects technology means that the monsters can always get bigger, scarier and more real.
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Expect smaller banks to get bigger now that changes are in the works for the Dodd-Frank financial regulations, Wells Fargo analyst Mike Mayo told CNBC on Friday.
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But with world growth struggling to avoid an effective recession and inflation still below official target rates in many countries, central bank balance sheets are about to get bigger.
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SimSim, a digital wallet in Pakistan run by a fintech company, FINJA, and a microcredit provider, offers "nanoloans" that can get bigger as the borrower establishes a repayment history.
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Fires only are expected to get bigger and costlier as humans keep pumping heat-trapping gases into the atmosphere, primarily by burning fossil fuels for heat, electricity and transportation.
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Soundcloud has been struggling over the last few years to find its groove in a streaming world increasingly dominated by Spotify and Apple Music, which get bigger every day.
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Buckle up: big cities are poised to get bigger, richer and more powerful — at the expense of the rest of America, a new report by McKinsey Global Institute shows.
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Start by stocking up on the products ahead, and just try to deny the base appeal of being able to get bigger versions of the stuff you already love.
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"None of us would argue that the whole ride sharing business is not going to get bigger, but the question is can they make money at it?" said Stone.
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The corporate lawyers behind this shift argue that arbitration is cheaper, quicker and more flexible than court action, and that those who prevail get bigger payouts ($5,000 on average).
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We had to change the game—to get bigger in a certain sense but still maintain this real beating heart to it, which is the beauty of Stranger Things.
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New graduates don't shop for jobs as much in a bad economy, Dr. Kahn explained, and job shopping is how they get bigger paychecks in those critical first years.
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"As we get bigger and we exist for longer, the greater the likelihood that the actual problems of the world will be present in Slack too," Butterfield told TechCrunch.
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"The stomacher lay underneath the stays, which could be loosened as the pregnancy progressed, and the strips at the bottom splay out as you get bigger," Ms. Hearn said.
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"As more and more Chinese immigrants come to America, we see our parish get bigger each year," said Sister Monica Gan, who runs the initiations at St. John Vianney.
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Rodney Frelinghuysen's decision not to run on Monday -- showing no signs of slowing, it looks like the playing field in November is going to get bigger, maybe much bigger.
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The bottom line: It's been a tumultuous year for Amazon and its CEO, but the company continues to get bigger — and richer — largely because consumers love it so much.
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And so, we'll have an opportunity opportunistically to get bigger, but one of the things that I think is misunderstood is we are the number two TV company in America.
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It's imperative for CBS to get bigger quickly so it has the balance sheet capacity to compete for National Football League broadcast rights, which it owns through the 2022 season.
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This meant that you could use more and faster transistors without needing more power or generating more waste heat, and thus that chips could get bigger as well as better.
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Companies are overvalued, startups are competing for venture capital in troves, and big companies continue to get bigger, leaving less of the proverbial internet pie on the table for newcomers.
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As you probably know, it's common for your breasts to get bigger during and after pregnancy as your body prepares for (and then gets used to) the whole breastfeeding thing.
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Every year this downtown festival's program seems to get bigger and better under the leadership of Melinda Lee Masur and Ken-David Masur, combining concerts, talks, walks and even eating.
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In both sports, concern about the rising number of injuries, and especially about head injuries like concussions, has grown as players get bigger and faster, and collisions correspondingly more dangerous.
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Glenn Fogel: It's so hard because as you get bigger and bigger more bureaucracy, more layers, systems, processes, all these things slow things down... Glenn Fogel: I do feel that.
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Raghuram Rajan, speaking to CNBC on Tuesday, also called for the United States to gauge its performance beyond "narrow measures," given that the trade deficit is likely to get bigger.
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"If the conclusion of the Governing Council is that that path is at stake and that the delay in normalizing may get bigger...it may decide to act," he said.
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It's an aesthetic closely associated with the 1980s writ large, wherein Reaganism and neoliberal economic policies allowed companies to get bigger and individuals to get richer regardless of the cost.
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"I just wanted to remind you that it's normal for your stomach to get bigger after large meals and that our bodies don't look the same throughout the day!" she wrote.
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Between smartphone displays continuing to get bigger and reportedly reduced bezels on those upcoming iPhones, the gap between Apple's biggest handset and the standard iPad is going to shrink even more.
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Some bands get bigger, like my mum knows who Slaves are now, and I think Wonk Unit are climbing that same ladder, but I don't think people are bitter about it.
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It is also unclear how markets would react if divestitures were to weaken network effects, the economic forces that let big firms get bigger and are pervasive in the digital world.
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In most cases, according to the latest CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey, larger small businesses want to get bigger while the smaller ones are more content just the way they are.
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What they're saying: Brooks says it's not yet known what physical mechanism is causing the big tornado days to get bigger, while fewer days with a small number of tornadoes occur.
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As companies mature and get bigger, to the extent there are not a lot of chances to go public because of market conditions, it changes the dynamic with respect to buyers.
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As the big get bigger, steering listeners to the biggest acts, those looking for an easy guide to what's new, good, and as-yet-undiscovered will still lack a perfect solution.
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Companies spend millions, with the price tags of these experiences seeming to shoot higher every year as they get bigger and more elaborate, with more food, alcohol and swag for fans.
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As companies get bigger and bigger, and the applications in use within those companies start to expand, they need to ensure that the right employees have access to the right services.
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Well, there's the oft-mentioned issue of ice melt from Antarctica and Greenland, but there is another unappreciated effect, which is the fact that things get bigger when they warm up.
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Eric Mitchell, Bloodstock editor at BloodHorse, says if a stallion is doing well and has the potential to get bigger and better, then some owners want to retain the bigger share.
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PopSocket Grip, available at PopSocket, $10+ It seems like iPhones get bigger every year, so why not buy a nice sturdy PopSocket grip and save your loved one the pinky strain?
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But take it from me: as someone who's owned stocks for 40 years, it's far more likely that you'll be selling marginal companies in order to get bigger in better ones.
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"My sense is that if the U.S. gains at the expense of other countries, like if the global economic pie doesn't get bigger, then it's a strong dollar environment," Timmer said.
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As commercial drones get bigger, lift more, fly farther and become more abundant, they will lead the way in gauging public opinion about whether the sky should become a commercial highway.
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The number of babies women say they'd ideally like to have isn't declining; we are just seeing the gap between ideal fertility and actual fertility get bigger and bigger each year.
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For years we've watched phones get bigger and less pocketable and for whatever reason (the reason is probably that they don't sell well), nobody is making high-quality small phones anymore.
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Based on Airbus' list prices, the planes are worth roughly $35 billion altogether, but customers typically receive significant discounts from the list prices and can get bigger reductions for huge orders.
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This is really cute because when I did a photo shoot once there's a lady altering stuff because I always feel like I have to get bigger trousers to fit my hips.
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That's the setup for today's changes: Pai isn't necessarily saying the UHF discount makes sense, he's just saying that if it's being removed, broadcasters should be given other ways to get bigger.
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And China's flourishing e-commerce sites and social media, such as Alibaba-backed Taobao, China's twitter-like Weibo and the Tencent-backed Wechat, are all helping this grey industry to get bigger.
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Miller "was always looking for more ground to rent, to get bigger and pay more than anyone else," said Iowa farmland owner Russ Helbing, whose family rented nearly 4,000 acres to Miller.
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Yet student loans, as they get bigger, are starting to elbow mortgages aside as the bigger amount, according to Magnify Money, a division of Lending Tree that provides content, tools and reviews.
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For no real reason, they are digging a big old "Holiday Hole" in a patch of dirt somewhere and asking people to donate money if they want the hole to get bigger.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Big companies like to get bigger, and for many big tech companies these days, the clearest path to growth is increasing how much money generates with content services.
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Yet, as DNA pools get bigger and the puzzles become easier to solve, we will soon be able to quickly identify anyone, to figure exactly who they are and where they're from.
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But eventually our babies get bigger they grow up they get "too cool" for snuggles so why would we as men want to steal a single second of this time from them?
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The company will get bigger, and that will in all likelihood change its identity to some degree, moving from a small community of people to a larger organization and all that entails.
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With this kind of cash, Away planned to get bigger fast by expanding beyond a single carry-on bag into other product offerings and by opening permanent brick-and-mortar retail stores.
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The intention to combine the two brands was clear from the get-go: in order to compete with giants like Disney, Netflix, Amazon, and WarnerMedia, Viacom and CBS had to get bigger.
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It is inevitable that these governance groups will get bigger, and specialization among the professionals will increase, paving the way for more nuanced feedback and engagement with both sides during proxy contests.
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The current gold rush mentality with ICOs will probably only get bigger in the months and years to come but will probably also meet the inevitable bust of the dot-com era.
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And what happens is, as companies get bigger they get slower, they often get crossway with government, they forget that you must give back as well as take in terms of profitability, etc.
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If we ever get bigger, it would maybe be harder to do, we still want to find a way to incorporate this same spirit of communication and interact with fans at our concerts.
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As more wind turbines are turned on, and more coal plants are retired, this problem will only get bigger, and the challenge of storing all that intermittent energy will be even more important.
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That assessment was echoed in a recent report from the Urban Institute, which said wealthier states would likely get bigger block grants and higher spending caps, based on current levels of Medicaid spending.
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"If you get a combination of a very rapid increase in electric vehicles with a very rapid increase in these new technologies the numbers involved could get bigger and more significant," Dale said.
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Honestly, the more things start to get bigger and better, the more I am just inspired to work harder and put my music out there and make better music and keep everything going.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel's budget deficit problem is about to get bigger as the country heads for its second election this year, after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed to form a new government.
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At a time when the U.S. banking system is enjoying relatively better performance on public markets than their EU counterparts, there's a chance American banks could get bigger as European banks get smaller.
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"So now we have this farcical situation with an FCC Chairman who reinstated a technically obsolete rule while admitting it was an outdated relic, all to help big broadcasters get bigger," notes Wood.
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Space is a booming business — and it's only going to get bigger, said Dylan Taylor, founding partner at Space Angels, a privately held financial services firm that focuses exclusively on the aerospace industry.
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As always, it's worth pointing out that it's much easier to grow from a smaller market share number than it is as you get bigger, making the AWS number all that more impressive.
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"Unless you really need to fortify a balance sheet and get bigger, a lot of M&A activity will wait until there's more of a discrepancy between haves and have-nots," Paulsen said.
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But as potential designations get bigger, they would have to meet other conditions, including environmental reviews and approval by state and local officials who are currently not involved in the monument designation process.
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But in its relentless drive to get bigger while keeping costs low, Amazon's logistics operation has repeatedly emphasized speed and cost over safety, a new investigation by ProPublica and BuzzFeed News has found.
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Leinwand knew that in humans, an enlarged heart can be a sign of good health — athletes get bigger, stronger hearts from working out — but it can also signal that the organ is diseased.
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As the r/ftmfitness subreddit says, "No one has ever accidentally built muscle"; you need deliberate effort in order to get bigger (that subreddit may be a great resource for you in general).
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Budweiser brewer AB InBev (BUD) has also been hurt by weak beer sales in the US — as well as China — and has committed to get bigger in the spiked seltzer market as a result.
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LAS VEGAS — Each year, CES plays host to some of the most compelling innovations in the tech industry: self-driving cars, virtual reality, robots, drones and televisions that get bigger and thinner each year.
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In fact, the gap between men and women at work — when it comes pay and status — is set to get bigger, not smaller, unless we tackle inequality in high-growth sectors such as technology.
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Rochelle says they've never had a dog like Narwhal, so they want to keep him and let him get bigger while they monitor the tail and make sure there are no negative health effects.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - More than two months before CBS Corp and Viacom Inc succeeded at a third attempt to recombine, controlling shareholder Shari Redstone had already decided the new company needed to get bigger.
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Delport said the elevation of Newlan and Watler made sense as the company stretches its business across 20-plus markets and looks to get bigger commitments from clients in addition to project-based work.
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He said he's owned the stock since 2004 and that he continues to believe that it will fend off competition, even as media giants like Disney (DIS) look to get bigger in streaming content.
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The idea is that the trio's experience working with big clients on the agency side will help Group Nine get bigger budgets from large ad spenders that span custom content, sponsorships, and the like.
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Efraim lives large and does business fearlessly, acting as a middleman between weapons suppliers and the military in deals that get bigger and bigger, until both he and David are in over their heads.
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"To get bigger growth effects, you need more foreign capital coming in," said Kent Smetters, a professor of economics at the University of Pennsylvania and the faculty director of the Penn Wharton Budget Model.
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"In general, you want to embolize it because you don't want it to continue to get bigger and erode into the larger vessels of the kidney where it can cause significant bleeding," he said.
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" The Trump administration budget deficits are "going to push our savings rate lower and if anything, our trade deficits are going to get bigger in the years ahead, including the one probably with China.
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"Because of the variable in the data [since] each day can be so different, we're trying to bring consistency to be able to make them join together so it can get bigger," Farid explains.
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Some of that increase is probably also due to the increasing athleticism of sports like football: as athletes get bigger and stronger, they're more able to generate the kind of force that causes a concussion.
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Travelers willing to pay more than the regular coach-class fare will get bigger seats with deeper reclines than those in regular economy, amenity kits, free alcoholic beverages and noise-reducing headphones, among other perks.
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This year, both cameras get bigger 12-megapixel sensors, but the only new feature you can get on the iPhone 8 Plus that you can't get on the iPhone 8 is something called Portrait Lighting.
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And any vanity you have about this gradually evaporates as you get bigger and just want to be comfortable and hide the deeply unsexy maternity-ness of your jeans with as little effort as possible.
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Now we're a football country — a place where nearly two-thirds of all Americans say they regularly watch football and where regular season games get bigger TV ratings than Game 7 of the World Series.
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Every year, the photos get bigger on Tinder, they want them to be clearer and larger, and then you've got age, location, some basics for where you work, and if you have friends in common.
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Last week, Richard Plepler announced that he was leaving the CEO role at HBO, following reports that WarnerMedia and its new corporate parent AT&T were pushing for the network to get bigger and broader.
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Despite the fact that phones continue to get bigger and brighter and better to look at, some people are dead set on weakening the visual appeal of their devices by making their phone screens gray.
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As companies get bigger and bigger, their needs are going to change — including, probably most importantly, their options for health care as their employee base expands and the costs of those plans start to balloon.
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The CBS board has decided the company needs to get bigger, but merging with Viacom is not enough for Shari Redstone, who has voting control of both companies, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Lea is a difficult role: she starts off playing standard divorce-kid games, playing her parents against each other to get bigger presents from her dad, and reveling in a day where he takes custody.
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That's why Caulfield was among a number of health professionals and researchers who reacted with dismay and consternation to the deal: In this era of misinformation, SO disappointing to see celeb noise get bigger platform.
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The impact to companies' 2018 earnings is not yet clear, but Liu Xiaolan, CEO of Shanghai Qianyi Certified Accounts Tax Co Ltd, said that in a slowing economy, companies' goodwill impairment tends to get bigger.
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I think they saw that we were songwriters based on Cats and Dogs and that we would find this sound that would start clicking with people, like this formula that could get bigger and bigger.
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"It's the same old story of Big Cable wanting to get bigger at the expense of consumers, content creators and innovators," former FCC Commissioner and Common Cause Special Adviser Michael Copps said in a statement.
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"ThoughtSpot plans to continue focusing on speed and the ability to respond quickly to market demands and needs, Nair said: "As we move faster, we will gain more momentum and the company will get bigger.
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In addition, the company reported a record number of prime members while the company's cloud business, Amazon Web Services, continues to get bigger and faster despite increasing competition from the likes of Microsoft and others.
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Silver Lake will be hosting its investors at its annual meeting in Manhattan this week, and it will be hoping to strike more deals that involve helping portfolio companies to get bigger by buying competitors.
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There's still strong growth for the company's transaction revenue, but as companies get bigger, that engine can slow down a bit — which makes the search for new businesses all the more important to sustain that growth.
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So to bridge the gap, that's something that, if I was trying to do that, I think that looks like an impossible mission, because you have the other side that wants the gap to get bigger.
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NEW YORK, Aug 13 (Reuters) - More than two months before CBS Corp and Viacom Inc succeeded at a third attempt to recombine, controlling shareholder Shari Redstone had already decided the new company needed to get bigger.
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You are always dreading the separations, while cheering them on, to get bigger, smarter, to crawl, babble, walk, speak, to have birthdays that you hope you'll live to see, that you pray they'll live to see.
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Addressing an annual general meeting in Cham, Switzerland, CEO Ivan Glasenberg also said there was "no reason to go into any new commodities," adding he hoped the company's agricultural business "will get bigger in the future".
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Brattle predicts that load flexibility programs "will get smart before they get bigger," meaning that a lot of short-term work will go into simply modernizing and revitalizing existing programs, many of which have been neglected.
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Big players like Disney are seeking to get bigger as they follow Netflix into the streaming business and square off against technology giants like AT&T, which is in the final stages of acquiring Time Warner.
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The only time during sex when the vaginal opening might seem to get bigger and stay that way is when a person is just starting to have sex, Dr. Alyssa Dweck, a gynecologist, told Health magazine.
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In a collection of clips posted to her Instagram Story on Wednesday, the Good Bones star revealed that the one embryo she had unfortunately "did not get bigger" following its fertilization process and initial cell division.
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But not every team might have that buy-in to get the attention of the right people right away, and as companies get bigger and bigger it becomes more difficult to track the most important information internally.
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And the cuts could get bigger: Two officials from Herbert's administration told the Washington Post that CMS signaled the partial expansion would be on stronger footing if Utah also sought a per-person cap on Medicaid spending.
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It works entirely independently of any ideas of how to see the world as we do, like how objects' colors change toward their edges, how they get bigger and smaller as their distance changes and so on.
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Roger McNamee, managing director at tech investing firm Elevation Partners, told "Squawk Alley" on Wednesday that even if Facebook dodges an earnings impact from its new hires, the problem of extreme content will continue to get bigger.
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As venture capital-funded companies get bigger, large investors outside of Silicon Valley like Fidelity, Wellington Management and T. Rowe Price are doing more funding in the last stage of private capital before a company goes public.
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Here are some signs the small raises you've been getting could soon get bigger: "More firms chasing fewer workers will put wage growth on an upward trend again before long," says economist Andrew Hunter of Capital Economics.
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Things will get bigger (and hopefully better) when the Moon meets Jupiter, which is also in Libra, at 5:52 PM. Expect the unexpected when the Moon opposes unruly Uranus at 9:05 PM. All times EST.
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But with potential global growth its lowest in decades, actual growth struggling to maintain a stall speed pace and inflation still too low for policymakers' liking, central bank balance sheets are about to get bigger, not smaller.
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" Of the House battle, however, Mr. Jankowski conceded: "This will obviously reverberate beyond U.S. Senate elections and where there is a blue wave coming, it will get bigger, which raise issues for congressional races and state elections.
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Sure, but consumers still look at this and they see companies getting bigger, and then the companies are out on their earnings calls talking about how they think they can continue to get bigger under this administration.
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"I'll bet that SunTrust and BB&T looked at that 100% merger success rate and saw what everyone else sees: that the Fed works for big, rich banks that want to get bigger and richer," Warren said.
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So we decided finally it was a good idea to grow the business and employ as many people as possible, because in Mexico a lot of people's pockets get bigger and bigger, but never the little guy.
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Hamilton Will Only Get Bigger Often times on Broadway, the show's original star will leave the production after his or her contract expires, and the show will quickly close, unable to maintain the same level of ticket sales.
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A closeup of a beam scalePhoto: Patrick Sisson (AP)Americans have continued to get bigger but not any taller since the turn of the millennium, a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found.
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As you use it, the content on the screen remains the same; the icons don't need to get bigger so you can tap on them, and you don't need to leave greasy fingerprint smudges on your laptop's display.
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In it, he argues for a return to aggressive antitrust enforcement in the style of Teddy Roosevelt, saying that Google, Facebook, Amazon, and other huge tech companies are a threat to democracy as they get bigger and bigger.
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"As people see the need to reorient supply chains, or think differently about the regulatory environment, they tend to broaden the spectrum of what they buy from us," he said, adding that such deals "tend to get bigger".
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What we are seeing right now does not have major consequences for sea level tomorrow, but it is part of a story where the sources of sea level awakened by climate warming get bigger and bigger with time.
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"Both of them are struggling with their data revenue market share and ahead of a big competitive change in the industry they might want to get bigger," IDFC securities analyst Abhishek Gupta said of Idea and Vodafone India.
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Because you have loyalty as well, and you have people that have grown up with the team, and you want to be loyal to them so you find places for them within the business as you get bigger.
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They feel invisible to our leaders, who live on the other side of the railroad tracks, where things are swell, houses get bigger and kids go to colleges out of reach even for Americans earning a median income.
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Turn a filter on and your flipped face gets thinner, your lips get plumper, and your eyes get bigger—three characteristics of a generally more "appealing" face, according to the beauty ideals of numerous cultures across the world.
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"In this day and age, with the milk market so volatile, farmers have three options: You get a niche and process your own milk, you get bigger, or you get out of dairy farming," said Mr. Brown, 26.
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As these round sizes get bigger and bigger, this is a group that you would have thought was actually more competitive than not, is tending to collaborate more because there's so much capital that's going into these companies.
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Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, the Twitch streamer and Fortnite star whose profile only continues to get bigger, announced today that he and his sponsorship partner Red Bull will air a New Years Eve live stream from New York's Times Square.
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Coolsculpting was first FDA-cleared in 23 but in 2014 a study coined the phrase "paradoxical adipose hyperplasia or PAH" to describe a rare side effect in which Coolsculpted wobbly bits actually get bigger rather than smaller after treatment.
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The screen becomes simplified, type and logos get bigger, options become more limited (though more focused), and end users start to get a feel for what an integrated Android Auto experience would be like — but in their current car.
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In it, he argues compellingly for a return to aggressive antitrust enforcement in the style of Teddy Roosevelt, saying that Google, Facebook, Amazon, and other huge tech companies are a threat to democracy as they get bigger and bigger.
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Nintendo just announced that this debut game will also get bigger over time, with two planned DLC packs available via a season pass that will cost players an additional $20 on top of the price of the game itself.
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This year, it's just Infinity War creeping into those late April days ... but if Marvel proves it's a viable weekend, as it almost undoubtedly will, we might see April get bigger and bigger titles over the next few years.
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AND AS YOU KNOW BACK WHEN I THINK WE WERE TALKING IN DAVOS, I SAID I COULD SEE CONSOLIDATION TAKING HOLD LARGELY BECAUSE THE ECONOMIES OF SCALE FOR THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE BIGGER TO GET BIGGER IS REALLY IMPORTANT.
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What started out as a counterterrorism body has evolved into a gargantuan anti-immigration operation—one that is only poised to get bigger, and costlier, as the Trump White House continues spouting demagogic lies about conditions at the border.
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This is the story that will shape the contours of the next great era in tech: Five huge companies that can only get bigger are set against governments that increasingly see them as a clear threat to governing authority.
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So what they did is create a system in which any company that could make a rudimentary argument that their actions were going to result in a dropping of price, they would be given license to get bigger and bigger.
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Still, smartphone gaming is only going to get bigger, and Nintendo's strategy going forward includes it: Pokemon Go, released just last year, was a viral hit and a cultural phenomenon, becoming the fastest mobile game to reach 10 million downloads worldwide.
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As companies get bigger and more hectic, and can't find the time to build these internal databases, Chen hopes Slab can find its way into those small teams and grow into a system that will offer some kind of value.
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So the early-stage Hatchimal lost its functional wings (they still have cute little stubs) and started to get bigger, to be able to fit all the sensors and motors inside necessary to make a lovable, interactive, playful robot pet.
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Obamacare has insured millions of people—particularly in the states that have expanded Medicaid (albeit a currently unsustainable program in its own right) and it has been attractive to the poorest that get bigger subsidies and lower deductibles in the exchanges.
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The people making these frantic arguments often tend to be vaguely compromised old men determined to cut social programs like Medicare—programs young people, if anything, might like to see get bigger and more generous in an era of relentless precarity.
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Indeed, the banking sector's pain will only get bigger if the ECB cuts its deposit rate to -0.4 percent from -0.3 percent on March 13, then possibly to -0.5 percent by the end of the year, as financial markets expect.
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"As the biggest get bigger, mid-tier companies are in a position where they must either expand or risk being left behind or swallowed up by their massive rivals," said Matthew Barry, an analyst at market research firm Euromonitor International.
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That assessment was echoed in a recent report from the Urban Institute, an economic policy think tank in Washington, which said wealthier states would likely get bigger block grants and higher spending caps, based on current levels of Medicaid spending.
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The Usher scandal -- that he allegedly has herpes and had sexual contact with individuals without telling them -- is about to get bigger, because 2 women and a man are going to file a lawsuit claiming Usher exposed them to the STD.
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"For all the cynical commentators ... everywhere I go, all over the country, the rallies get bigger, the enthusiasm gets bigger, the determination gets bigger ... and that gives us a chance to do something very, very special on June 8," he said.
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It follows either a single person trying to move into the mountains, a couple on the verge of breaking up, or a family who doesn't seem to get that children get bigger on their quest to find the perfect tiny house.
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Twitter finally revamped its broken onboarding in 2015 Twitter finally revamped its broken onboarding in 2015 The growth problem came to light as Twitter IPO'd in 2013 and Wall Street wanted to know it would get bigger and monetize more people.
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ALAN CUMMING (Wednesday) This performance polymath discusses his whimsical new book of photographs and essays, "You Gotta Get Bigger Dreams: My Life in Stories and Pictures," in the latest installment of the New York Public Library's Live From the NYPL series.
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Mr. Trump's appointee to head the Federal Communications Commission, Ajit Pai, has, in fact, changed rules to help Sinclair get bigger, and also seeks to make it easier for media companies to own multiple news outlets in the same market.
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In an interview with black journalists on Tuesday, Biden argued he was the "most electable" Democrat -- and in a veiled possible swipe at Warren said his rivals might get bigger crowds or excite progressives but he has the most diverse coalition.
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As companies like Comcast, Charter — which also counts Mr. Malone as a major backer — and AT&T grow stronger, content providers have sought ways to get bigger and maintain negotiating leverage with their telecom counterparts on things like retransmission fees.
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But CBD wasn't everywhere because it's a miracle drug; CBD was everywhere because people want to believe in the existence of a miracle drug (preferably a legal one), and because it's a billion-dollar industry that's projected to get bigger.
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The question now: As Hollywood tumult increases — consumers are watching more content on smartphones; major entertainment companies are searching for chief executives; the power imbalance with technology giants has media conglomerates looking to get bigger — does Lionsgate become predator or prey?
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Those private investors have been much more willing to buy into the vision presented by such companies that they&aposll be able to post healthy profits once they get bigger and have a more dominant position in the market, he said.
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John Dinsdale, chief analyst at Synergy Research, predicted that the cloud giants will get bigger and capture a steadily rising share of corporate technology spending — especially as they add new capabilities, like machine learning and artificial intelligence, to their services.
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Apple and Nokia settled their patent dispute in May with a broad agreement in which Nokia will get bigger patent royalties from Apple but will also supply network infrastructure products to the U.S. company, and collaborate with it in digital health business.
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That's when a number of other brands, such as Audi and Mercedes-Benz, are expected to also launch dedicated electric models in the luxury car field — and those are likely to get bigger splashes at a major international auto show or dedicated event.
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"The turning point was that the Germans came to the realization that the American Army was for real and was not only going to get bigger with the arrival of new soldiers each month but was also going to get better," Steg said.
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Interest rates themselves are part of the driving force in merger and acquisition activity, Schlossberg added, in addition to the "organic need to get bigger in this economy where you have to just dominate your markets, or you can't compete at all."
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"It simply makes no sense to enlarge the euro zone before this has not been dealt with, because (otherwise) problems would get bigger," Kern said, pointing to Greece's struggle for years on the verge of bankruptcy as a prime example of such problems.
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As companies get bigger and bigger, all the critical information about a company — even its mission and culture statements — can get lost in a massive pile of Google Docs or files strewn across dozens of collaboration tools, making it nearly impossible to find.
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But if you are arguing that you can compete with those companies by getting bigger, you have to acknowledge that while you are working out how to get bigger, they are going to be getting bigger while you work on that theory.
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You know, we were doing fine with Recode, we had plenty of money left, we were winning awards, but we needed to get big and we needed to get bigger fast and so the combination with Vox Media made a lot of sense.
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While the broad trend over the past several years has been for smartphones to get bigger, phones measuring four to five inches in screen size — what you might consider midsize — account for nearly half of the global smartphone market, according to Strategy Analytics.
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Big displaysAfter the power drawn by the miniaturized communications equipment in your phone, the display is the second-biggest threat to a healthy battery life level—and as those displays get bigger, with smaller bezels and more pixels, they need more power to run.
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As superhero films get bigger, louder, and more dominant on international screens, there's been an increasing wave of excitement over smaller hero films — movies that tap into similar themes of valor, sacrifice, and power, without prioritizing explosions and the same old world-ending threats.
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When you build a bigger airplane you can make it way more fuel-efficient which means that ticket prices can come down and more people can afford to fly more often which means the airplane can get bigger which means it can be more efficient.
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And right now at face value it may seem that Slack's conversational streams are chaotic and difficult to navigate — which is why this change to search, even as a first step, is critical in making it more accessible as teams get bigger and bigger.
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Files like these aren't unheard-of, but Fifield's techniques, revealed in an article on his website, are particularly novel because they aren't "recursive," or built like an inverted Russian nesting doll where the files get bigger as you decompress multiple layers of Zip files.
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In the case of the coronavirus, the messaging has been inconsistent, with President Trump first saying the outbreak "may get a little bigger; it may not get bigger at all," while health officials said it was inevitable that the coronavirus would spread inside the US.
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When it comes to CES, there are a few things that will always be true: the TVs will get bigger and thinner, the robots will be weirder, and companies will find even more creative ways cram Google Assistant and Alexa into every object you own.
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"I'm sure you've been in heavy rain before, but sometimes there's like a foot and you're like, 'It can't get heavier than this,' and then the drops just get bigger and you're like, 'OK, I guess we're in the Bible or something,'" he said.
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But if they behave like politicians of the 1970s, '80s, '90s and even the past decade did, when trying to reconnect to their own voters, it's possible they will restore some of the transactional politics that, sometimes, made it possible to get bigger things done.
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"While the stock isn't what, again, we call cheap — 9.7-times its 2020 sales — you have my blessing to be a small buyer here and get bigger as the stock goes down, because I think this is going to be a long-term keeper," Cramer said.
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Again, it's important, because I think someone on the left would read that and say "that means he agrees with us, that what government needs to do is get bigger and spend more money", and my argument is no, it's... In certain ways it does, right?
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As a consequence, because it's night, and it's only a light in the middle of the phone [screen], the camera's autofocus mechanism starts hunting—it sort of zooms in and out on the focus and as a consequence the light seems to get bigger or smaller.
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In order to reverse crippling effects of this law that are choking local enterprise and enabling big banks to get bigger, the FDIC should be able to tailor regulations to the size and risk of the bank, rather than the current one-size-fits-all approach.
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And for football players, it means a de facto redshirt year: a chance to get bigger, stronger and faster in a training regimen that is coordinated with Monken's staff, and immersion in the intricacies and nomenclature of the Army playbook and its throwback triple-option offense.
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"The bean crop more than likely is going to get bigger in South America," said Mark Schultz, chief analyst at Minnesota-based Northstar Commodity Investment Co. Chicago Board of Trade March soybean futures dropped 2020.6-13/21 cents to close at $24-25.60/4 a bushel.
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At The New York Times's DealBook conference in New York last month, she said the corporate merger was more important than ever before, because entertainment companies that create content needed to get bigger in order to increase their bargaining power against distributors like Comcast and AT&T.
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They'd need to change their withholding if they want to get bigger refunds, said Rigney, who pointed out that even more money will remain in their paychecks in 2019, since the new tables will be in effect for a full year instead of nine months or so.
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An idiot may argue that there is some minimal strategy involved (in which order do I want to click the items on the screen?), but the whole point is that it's all kind of pointless and circular, accomplishing nothing but making the numbers on screen get bigger and bigger.
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Also, part of the thing is these, especially these pro-Trump internet personalities, realize that weekends are a great time, there's tons of people who are all looking at their phones, they can get bigger audiences, they can control the news cycle on the weekends a lot more.
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Fifteen years later, there are nearly 1,21 bond ETFs worldwide, with assets over $2186 billion, most of it ($2500 billion) in the U.S. That's a success by any measure, but the head of the biggest ETF provider in the world says the business is going to get bigger.
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And at some point, you stop along the way and you realize you no longer have control of whatever you've done or you're just not enjoying life anymore because you're spending so much time appeasing everyone else, or trying to get bigger and bigger and bigger, to what end?
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I'm just not all that eager to see their world get bigger, to learn more about the shadowy-ass organization that's been employing Villanelle, or, god forbid, to witness what feels like it'll become more and more inevitable as the show goes on — an eventual teaming-up against a common foe.
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As companies get bigger and bigger, odds are who has access and owns what information is going to get more and more fragmented — and the risk of the last person knowing how to do something, like knowing a code base, leaving the company starts to become a real existential threat.
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But now, as these corporate giants get bigger and richer than ever, they are fundamentally changing the calculus of power in the U.S. As Axios has reported, companies are taking ever more daring positions on social and political issues because of intense pressure from the public and their own employees.
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It looks like that's going to happen, so that on the programming side, on the content side ... In other words, it's like if the distributors are getting bigger, the programmers have to get bigger, so that when you go into these negotiations, they have equal leverage or similar leverage, right?
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Mr. Dell and Egon Durban, the Silver Lake managing partner who helped lead the leveraged buyout in 29 that made Dell a private company again, said they strongly believed that the computer maker should seek to get bigger — even as rivals like Hewlett-Packard were shedding businesses to become more focused.
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His new book, YOU GOTTA GET BIGGER DREAMS: My Life in Stories and Pictures (Rizzoli, $232), is a scrapbook of photographs taken by the actor over the years, accompanied by biographical sketches of what he was up to at the time — prose selfies for a kind of Instagram-era memoir.
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Its developer was the Related Companies, a firm whose huge footprint in the neighborhood is about to get bigger with 515 West 18th, an under-development condo that will flank the park with a pair of towers, akin to the 233 West 19th Street building designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen.
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That box office total will only get bigger once Avengers: Endgame arrives in theaters on Friday, but that's just one of the highly-anticipated comic book movies hitting the big screen in 2019: Dark Phoenix, Spider-Man: Far From Home, and Joker are all coming for your hard-earned money this year, too.
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But the guidance did not take into account every tax change, so some people are likely to get bigger refunds than they have in the past while others who have gotten refunds in the past may have not had enough taxes withheld throughout the year and will end up owing the IRS money.
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But the thing is, whenever students coming out of art school talked about their role models, they used to namecheck Dries, Rei and Alaïa as three creatives who defined their own styles and their own paths and stuck to them no matter what, in the face of relentless pressure to Get Bigger!
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How to make your hair grow faster How to do a smokey eyeHow to do nail artHow to make a face maskHow to French braidHow to wash makeup brushesHow to lose wrinkles on foreheadHow to get rid of bags under your eyesHow to get bigger lipsHow to curl hair with straightenersPhew, catch all that?
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The Russia scandal has consumed much of the first half of his First Hundred Days -- with the scandal potentially about to get bigger -- while tea party Republicans are in an uproar about what they see as the "Obamacare Lite" that he is supporting as a replacement for the Affordable Care Act following its repeal.
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We can change the physical size and electrical size of the battery packs, so we can get bigger and larger packs and smaller packs both on the electrical size and physical size because of the modularity of how the battery architecture is being done, which is unique compared to anybody else in the industry.
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"This promise being kept today is one of the most important things that we can do to get the U.S. economy growing faster, to help people get bigger paychecks, to have a fairer tax system and to simplify the system so that people have more peace of mind," he told reporters following the vote.
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Current trade policy is predicated on the myth that export markets will save farmers in the absence of fair pricing policy, if they just get bigger, take on more debt and produce as much as possible to "feed the world" — a narrative that has been a prevailing force driving American family farmers towards extinction.
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"What it tells me is that maybe they have a nice pension and Social Security benefits, so they may never need to use this money," said Tim Steffen, director of financial planning at Robert W. Baird & Co. "Required withdrawals get bigger as [time] goes on, so it's probably income that they are less likely to need," he said.
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"I feel like the holes are just going to get bigger and bigger and the gaps are going to get wider," she said, explaining she was upset by Trump's promises to bring back dead industries like coal when coming decades will see existing jobs such as those of cashiers and truck drivers eliminated by advances in artificial intelligence.
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The messaging has to be consistent to be effective, and in the case of the novel coronavirus, it has been anything but, with President Trump first saying the outbreak "may get a little bigger; it may not get bigger at all," while health officials said it was inevitable that the coronavirus would spread inside the US.
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"I left Google to join Medium with [Ev Williams and Biz Stone], and we were experimenting with a bunch of different organizational practices, really trying to answer the question of why do companies get worse as they get bigger and could we deploy different management practices at Medium in order to prevent that issue," Pupius told TechCrunch.
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And while we can't necessarily hope to turn out a new look for every single wedding we attend (is it just us, or does the pile of invitations get bigger every year?), we can emulate these dreamy get-ups with tried-and-tested brands like Self-Portrait, new favorites like Kitri, and fast-fashion go-to's like Mango and Zara.
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That's just four of the dozens of celebrities who have worn this look: Britney Spears, Fergie, Kelly Clarkson, Scarlett Johansson, Kelly Ripa and Lisa Rinna (just to name just a few) have been spotted in Black Halo's iconic dress and we have a feeling the list is only going to get bigger now that Meghan Markle has officially made it worthy of royalty.
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He knew he couldn't win in the wars- This is sort of the core question for my beat for a while now, is when you see Rupert Murdoch selling, when you see Jeff Bewkes, who ran Time Warner, selling, guys who are very good at running media companies who spent their entire lives building these things up, trying to get bigger.
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READ MORE HERE >>Tech companies have raised billions of dollars from firms outside of venture capital like Fidelity and T. Rowe — but there's a costly downside as these investors pile onAs venture-capital-funded companies get bigger, large investors outside Silicon Valley like Fidelity, Wellington Management, and T. Rowe Price are doing more funding in the last stage of private capital before a company goes public.
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So let's quickly check in with two LA-based video startups that are shuffling executives as part of their "let's get bigger, too" strategy: More details: If you've been paying attention to digital video for a long time, you'll remember that this is Scannell's second time running a startup: Ten years ago, he was the CEO of Next New Networks, a YouTube-era startup that ultimately sold to ... YouTube.
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In writing about Artifact, Valve's new trading card game based on Dota 2, writer Will Partin summarized the company's disappointing but effective tradition of distancing from the consequences of the products it creates, instead putting that weight on the users themselves: The graph isn't useless, but it's a half-hearted solution to a problem that underscores larger, system issues Steam has faced, as it's continued to get bigger.
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" Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) called the CHOICE Act "a jobs bill for Main Street" that would "rein in the overreach of Dodd-Frank that has allowed the big banks to get bigger while small businesses have been unable to get the loans they need to succeed.
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Instead, the company appears intent on building things that somehow, someday, will feed Facebook's core ad-based business — and those bets are going to have to get bigger and weirder Facebook also would have had to invest untold millions of dollars in capital and, more importantly, engineering talent, to get the Parse business fully off the ground to have a better chance at making a dent in competitors like Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
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"In America, the big get bigger and the small go out," U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny PerdueGeorge (Sonny) Ervin PerdueWe must reject the 'go big or go home' mentality of modern agriculture Overnight Energy: Perry denies he is planning to resign | Workers sue over Trump rule on pork inspections | Video shows cacti at national monument being bulldozed for border wall Workers sue over Trump administration rule that speeds inspection of pork products MORE said this week during a trip to Wisconsin.
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On top of that, the big three have all been cannibalised in recent times — in part because of the insurgence of smaller, discount stores like Aldi and Lidl that forego brand names in favor of a smaller selection of often their own brands at a cheaper price (a little like Trader Joe's, which is owned by Aldi, but often much less expensive); and in part because of a big shift to shopping online, an area where Amazon is hoping to only get bigger and is investing a lot.
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This world: a colossus [ Ungeheuer ] of energy, without beginning, without end, a firm, unshakable magnitude of energy that does not get bigger, does not get smaller, that does not expend itself but only transforms itself, as a whole unchangeable in size, an economy without expenditures and losses, but likewise without growth, without income, encased by "nothingness" as by its border, nothing blurring, wasted, nothing infinitely extended, but laid into a definite space as a definite force, and not a space that would be "empty" anywhere, rather as force everywhere, as play of forces and waves of forces . . .
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