But apps are getting bigger, photos are getting bigger, videos are getting huge (try recording 232K video on a 32GB phone and see how far you'll get).
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"Each of [his] reviews is getting worse and worse, but his budget kept getting bigger and bigger, and the stars kept getting bigger and bigger," Shaul said.
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ATLANTA — The biggest payday in golf is getting bigger.
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Like you, it'll have fun watching those numbers getting bigger.
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"And Braden is getting bigger," he told the Associated Press.
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The bars are getting bigger, especially in emerging markets. $US250,000,000,000,000.
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The annual event, celebrated since 2004, just keeps getting bigger.
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He's getting bigger every day — and so is his poop.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Smartphones are too big and getting bigger.
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Others keep getting bigger the further into them I go.
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And I have a big nose and it's getting bigger.
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Nearly every company is getting bigger and more vertically integrated.
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Cardi B's money moves just keep getting bigger and better.
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This house is just getting bigger and louder, that's it.
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Statement earrings are getting bigger and better by the season.
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The ETF business is big, and getting bigger every year.
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Digital signage is an industry that just keeps getting bigger.
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Blizzard's addictive digital card game is getting bigger, once again.
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One thing's for sure: The big just keep getting bigger.
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Getting bigger is not the only way to squish competitors.
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But Dory is getting bigger, and space is getting tight.
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"The fact is the pie keeps getting bigger," he said.
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But getting bigger isn't the answer for everyone, said Wells.
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You're always going to have fires, but they're getting bigger.
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Websites are getting bigger more quickly than connectivity is improving.
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The second season of "Big Little Lies" is getting bigger.
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"Our focus is not on getting bigger," Mr. D'Aquila said.
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"And we're getting bigger and better turnout in them," Rep.
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"The giants seem likely to keep getting bigger," Farhad writes.
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The Pour Legal intoxication is big business and getting bigger.
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Today, its scope and scale is big and getting bigger.
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" Or my favorite, "The pile of bodies is getting bigger.
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After all, Big Tech is getting bigger for a reason.
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This attracts agents, sponsors, coaches ... and it keeps getting bigger.
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These include the fact that the big are getting bigger.
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The universe is always getting bigger, stretching galaxies farther apart.
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The field just keeps getting bigger (and bigger) California Rep.
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After that, it still even kept getting bigger and bigger.
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"My contention is, it's there, it's getting bigger," she said.
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And all the while WWE keeps getting bigger and bigger.
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"As the years go by and my kids are getting bigger and my grandkids are getting bigger and they&aposre having babies: I just wonder what she would be in life," said Rosie's mother, Lewine.
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Jessa (Duggar) Seewald's baby boy is getting bigger by the day!
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Our family & our union is getting bigger & stronger & I love it!!!!!
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That tells you that the biggest stocks really are getting bigger.
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"It's not about getting bigger in the Permian," Wirth told analysts.
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The opponents were getting bigger and learning more about the game.
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Atomico separately reports that European venture fund sizes are getting bigger.
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There's a big gap in the country, and its getting bigger . . .
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Given consumer trends, getting bigger may be a temporary mood enhancer.
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Big companies have been getting bigger and putting down deeper roots.
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"Once again, our little family is getting bigger," Jolé tells PEOPLE.
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Other forms of 3D printing are getting bigger and faster, too.
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And that's why these jackpots will keep getting bigger and bigger.
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Everybody was in one place, but we were just getting bigger.
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Large companies keep getting bigger, and in some ways more complex.
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"It's getting bigger every year," said Mr. Hulse, the Washington correspondent.
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The fires aren't just getting bigger; they're becoming more unpredictable, too.
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The blazes not only seem to be getting bigger, but faster.
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Venture capital keeps getting bigger, while U.S. new business formation stalls.
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As of three days ago, my energy bar is getting bigger.
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With interest, the loans keep getting bigger, but they're in repayment.
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Under his regime, state-owned enterprises are consolidating and getting bigger.
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LAS VEGAS – Traditional HDTVs aren't the only things getting bigger and bigger.
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"Durov is playing a game by getting bigger platforms involved," Soldatov said.
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"Our responsibilities are getting bigger after the end of ISIS," she said.
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Many of those paychecks are getting bigger, which also helps fuel growth.
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Getting bigger may help you survive, but it won't turn things around.
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It's crazy, really, but it's getting bigger so it can't be bad.
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In fact, Chuck's heart seems to be getting bigger with every episode.
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Many individual cities are getting bigger than whole competitor companies in revenue.
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The gig economy, as we know, is big and just getting bigger.
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It's imperative for Snap that this number keep getting bigger, and quickly.
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Yeah, they're getting bigger, but they still farm in an interesting way.
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Jerry Ferrara's Entourage is getting bigger in just a couple of months.
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After all, the India smartphone market is big and only getting bigger.
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The genre is a crowded, busy place, and it's only getting bigger.
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This is definitely working, and it's getting bigger by the day. pic.twitter.
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He said it's getting bigger, and will have better heart rate detection.
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The crowds just keep getting bigger, and the protests get bigger too.
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"There's no doubt that the Freedom Caucus is getting bigger," he said.
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For the most successful cities, these advantages seem to be getting bigger.
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People were coming to see us and the crowds were getting bigger.
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"The needs are just getting bigger," Florian said in a telephone interview.
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A growing force in football and wrestling, Karageorge obsessed over getting bigger.
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Big data is getting bigger, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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"I said, Either I'm getting smaller or he's getting bigger," Sherman said.
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The Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wing of the party is only getting bigger.
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China is getting bigger, stronger, while Europe just gets smaller and weaker.
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It's definitely getting bigger, and it's definitely getting more and more interesting.
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Brockhampton don't care about any of that, and they're only getting bigger.
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They're big, getting bigger and building the computing platforms of the future.
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In the technology sector, the biggest keep getting bigger — a lot bigger.
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The stakes on Michael Schur's sitcoms just keep getting bigger and bigger.
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The racial wealth gap is massive, and it's only getting bigger. Why?
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Familiar song, new tempo: Music streaming is big, and getting bigger fast.
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"What we're seeing, historically, is that ratio is still getting bigger," Kropp said.
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Wrestling is undergoing a rebirth in Quebec and it's getting bigger and bigger.
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But we have to understand that they are a force that's getting bigger.
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More importantly for Facebook's long-term growth, the social network keeps getting bigger.
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And then we saw the classic scene getting bigger and bigger every year.
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The largest DDoS attacks ever observed took place, and they keep getting bigger.
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Online ads are dominated by Google and Facebook—and they're only getting bigger.
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The "cool" frames kept getting bigger and bigger, more oversized and bug-eyed.
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S. demand for electricity hasn't been growing, so the pie isn't getting bigger.
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Regardless of the sham of representative democracy, his posse just keeps getting bigger.
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It's a big world out there, and it's getting bigger all the time.
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Economically, space has long been big business, and it is only getting bigger.
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As for who is getting the money — the big guys keep getting bigger.
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The world isn't shrinking anymore; it's getting bigger and bigger by the day!
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All those yachts keep getting bigger, just so the money can be laundered.
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Right now, there are over a billion websites, and it's only getting bigger.
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Regulators, too, might balk at the idea of big balance sheets getting bigger.
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Besides getting bigger, smartphones keep getting — for lack of a better word — glassier.
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"He just kept getting bigger and bigger through the day," Mr. Parker said.
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The answer, in short: The places getting richer aren't the places getting bigger.
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"People are getting bigger pieces than they did in the past," he said.
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For a young startup, getting bigger faster is not always the best directive.
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These are more than just arbitrary numbers getting bigger at an extraordinary rate.
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TV is getting bigger, and trying to catch everything is becoming more difficult.
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It's only getting bigger—the UK underground is bigger than it ever has been.
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And startups and small companies getting bigger will be where all job creation occurs.
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He is getting bigger by the week now — too big to do that again.
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Shapes change: in Brooklyn, Park Slope keeps getting bigger and Flatbush keeps getting smaller.
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" The graff scene in Taiwan, NOE told me, is getting "bigger, better, and worse.
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The fabric's honeycomb structure prevents small cracks in the flying membrane from getting bigger.
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And in the meantime the airline industry has consolidated, with big players getting bigger.
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"I think my thighs are getting bigger," I announced to a friend one day.
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The investment class in the United States is small, and it's not getting bigger.
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It's getting bigger, and the reason for that is the burgeoning price of art.
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As the action sports genre kept getting bigger, it was getting a little crowded.
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But in China, the titans of social media are still getting bigger and richer.
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"The kids were getting bigger and older, and needed their own rooms," he said.
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That's the sound of the stack of books on your night-stand getting bigger.
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"The stick is getting bigger, but the carrots are getting sweeter," Lin told CNBC.
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The Point: The number of competitive seats is getting bigger with each passing week.
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You can't give everyone bigger slices of a pie that isn't getting bigger itself.
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The Saudis are a big deal in Silicon Valley, and they are getting bigger.
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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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"The list of grievances is getting bigger, now with e-commerce added in," he said.
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Is it just us, or is the average size of the family TV getting bigger?
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"It's not about getting bigger in the Permian," Wirth told analysts on a conference call.
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But, all joking aside, it's getting bigger, or worse, depending on your point of view.
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It would have perverse consequences, too, for it would discourage small farmers from getting bigger.
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These jaw-dropping numbers will keep getting bigger until we fix the corporate tax system.
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The fidget spinner trend is getting bigger and bigger and shows no sign of stopping.
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Will it just keep getting bigger, and bigger, until it collapses under its own weight?
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With her family once again getting bigger, Kris said she could not be more grateful.
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Now that's not new news, but it is definitely getting bigger at an accelerating rate.
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The size of the average round has been getting bigger across the entire venture industry.
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The TVs will keep getting bigger forever What's more impressive than an 88-inch TV?
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Getting bigger would give them more negotiating leverage with both service providers and with advertisers.
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However, one small program aimed at diversifying schools in New York City is getting bigger.
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WESTERVILLE, Ohio — The Democratic debate stage is getting bigger, but television ratings are getting smaller.
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Getting bigger through station acquisitions, then, is meant to help these companies drive harder bargains.
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"People started coming out of their homes, and the mob kept getting bigger," he said.
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Mortality rates are higher in rural areas, and many of those disparities are getting bigger.
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But the deals keep getting bigger and bigger, until both are in way too deep.
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And one way hospital systems strengthen their ability to do that is by getting bigger.
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WE ALWAYS SAID GOVERNMENT IS GOING TO GET SMALLER THE PRIVATE SECTOR IS GETTING BIGGER.
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More and more people are falling through the cracks, and those cracks are getting bigger.
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Form factors and screens were getting bigger and bigger, and different technologies were being implemented.
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I think it's done because the women are getting bigger, and we're just addressing that.
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In fact, they're getting bigger, bloodier, and sometimes a little stranger with each new blockbuster.
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Things from that era that still sound great live, they were just getting bigger and bigger.
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Since the original Galaxy Note debuted back in 2011, phone screens have been steadily getting bigger.
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His glasses were getting bigger — you try to outdo yourself, and I think that's what happens.
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The revelation of this larger number follows a pattern of bad numbers getting bigger for Facebook.
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All this being said, those green bars for the company's revenue keep getting bigger and bigger.
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With her family once again getting bigger, the momager said she could not be more thankful.
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It's also a time where her dragons are getting bigger and so is her dragon jewelry.
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And look at the services portion of the market pie – it's $153 billion — big getting bigger.
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And the trend is for action cameras to get smaller while smartphones are only getting bigger.
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I like how my boobs and thighs are getting bigger, which I never thought I'd say.
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Still, this passive-aggressive bubble is getting bigger and will have to burst sooner or later.
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Put simply, Hezbollah is not just getting better at fighting, its army is also getting bigger.
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The failure to stop them from getting bigger and more dominant will only compound the problem.
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In President Donald Trump's swamp, the gators keep getting bigger and the fence is in tatters.
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And venture rounds were getting bigger long before SoftBank set up the Vision Fund, they said.
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All of these companies have decided that their best strategy for raising profits involves getting bigger.
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I'm most looking forward to getting bigger in the weight room and becoming a better athlete.
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Simply stated: Arizona's 8th District results suggests that the coming wave is big -- and getting bigger.
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In the months after my return home, my parents sent me messages: Fred was getting bigger.
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"It's the future, because we see the animal welfare movement getting bigger and bigger," she said.
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And the crowds at protests have been getting bigger over the past few months, he added.
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One of the rooms is now "gone," and a hole in the roof keeps getting bigger.
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"The rest of the market has been getting bigger and leaving energy companies behind," Margolin said.
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Video professionals have it the hardest because their files are so massive and are only getting bigger.
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Today, content is created by billions of people and it's getting bigger and bigger all the time.
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New York (CNN Business)The pay gap between CEOs and their employees is huge and getting bigger.
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But it's getting bigger, and as it grows, Tesla is becoming a large company with consequential responsibilities.
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The middle class is getting bigger and cities are spreading, so more people want to buy vehicles.
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Not only are these rifts getting bigger, they're also starting to have an effect on the island.
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Do you think if this keeps getting bigger it will get a reaction out of Alex Jones?
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"Shipt's profile is getting bigger very quickly," said Diana Sheehan, director of retail insights for Kantar Retail.
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Taking aim at Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong isn't new, but the targets are getting bigger.
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"Our big customers are getting bigger and they are doing business with fewer transportation providers," Pinchuk said.
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The gains in home prices are getting bigger as the supply of homes for sale gets leaner.
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In a low-growth economy, getting bigger and squeezing out competitors is a clear way to success.
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"They done moved this lady three times, and every time the apartment's getting bigger," Mercedes said bitterly.
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"When it hit, it was just soft at first, and it just kept getting bigger," Veldstra said.
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If the acquisition is truly about getting bigger, customers should benefit from Marlin's resource infusion in Talkwalker.
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I saw what it would take to keep going, as other bands around us were getting bigger.
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Home prices continue to rise, and the gains in some market are getting bigger, as supply falls.
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"It all just kept adding interest and getting bigger until I started making those payments," she says.
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Instead it just sits there getting bigger, surviving on energy the bacteria produces inside the snail's cells.
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But they've been chasing a moving target, because the lies just keep getting bigger and more pervasive.
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But women's soccer is getting bigger and bigger, and that's why it's good to have a psychologist.
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Which is a hard thing given the bigger ... getting bigger with these mergers and things like that.
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In this way, the song keeps opening up, getting bigger, pulling more voices into the lonesome fold.
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For its part, Fidelity did not seem concerned by the fact that Schwab will be getting bigger.
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Media companies are trying to respond by getting bigger and bulking up their balance sheets to compete.
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"My first check from YouTube was only like $2400, but then it kept getting bigger," says Garcia.
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And so Corleone is optimistic—he's pushing through artists in a scene that is getting bigger every day.
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How do mass-market retailers like Target plan to thrive while Amazon keeps getting bigger, stronger and faster?
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The giant media companies are consolidating and getting bigger so they can take on the giant tech companies.
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She's also currently working on Big Little Lies season 2, which is only getting bigger by the minute.
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Not only have more people taken up sailing over the past 10 years, but yachts are getting bigger.
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And then starting in the second trimester, once your belly starts getting bigger, I would also stop planking.
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"It seems to just keep getting bigger and bigger which in turn makes our hurdles lower and lower."
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The field's getting bigger and better, and Neubauer knows it's only a matter of time before he's eclipsed.
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He'd come in every day and see that the tumors in cage A seemed to be getting bigger.
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"He's eating, he's getting bigger, he's sleeping... he can read now, which they say is unusual," he cracked.
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The operatic repertory keeps getting bigger, with most of the expansion at the two ends of the timeline.
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That these companies keep getting bigger and more highly valued and themselves become targets of an uneasy populace.
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I MEAN THESE ARE HUGE CHAINS GETTING BIGGER AND ARGUABLY FEASTING OFF A CONCEPT THAT CHIPOTLE REALLY CREATED.
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The giant is at very least twitching in its sleep forcefully, and it's getting bigger all the while.
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Amazon keeps getting bigger and messier and its screw-ups are becoming bigger and messier in the process.
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"I think he really enjoyed the process of getting bigger and stronger," the assistant coach Miles Simon said.
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There's just now the question, they're just getting bigger, and they're going to touch more of our lives.
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"Sunroofs are getting bigger, and so that raises questions that perhaps those numbers are larger," Mr. Levine said.
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A new Energy Department report lays out how solar PV systems are getting bigger and better over time.
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The popularity of the plant-based "meat" trend is only getting bigger, and now, McDonald's is joining in.
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But then you started to see Google search for Google getting bigger than the Yahoo search powered by Google.
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The big and powerful are getting bigger and more powerful — and the clear and dominant winners are big cities.
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Round counts did not rise as much as investment totals, as the average biotech deal has been getting bigger.
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Insurance deductibles keep getting bigger, which means people have to pay more of their own costs out of pocket.
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Working on this feature is a smart move at a time when e-sports are getting bigger and bigger.
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"Now that they are getting bigger, they have their own opinions of what they want to be," she says.
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The biggest companies keep getting bigger, particularly tech-themed companies like Visa and Mastercard (fintech) as well as Cisco.
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And thanks to acquisitions such as Whole Foods and the power of Prime, Amazon the store keeps getting bigger.
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And getting bigger involves growing out of their exoskeletons, which ends up being an extremely taxing, energy sapping activity.
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"I was having a harder time swallowing, and this lump was getting bigger," Tarek told PEOPLE after his diagnosis.
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Apple's smallest devices are slowly getting bigger and the company's events don't suggest those ambitions are going to stop.
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That woman is Jen Atkin, of course, and a year later, her creations are only getting bigger and better.
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Before practice, Michel told reporters he was ready to go: "It's all about getting bigger, stronger, faster," he said.
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That's not the case in other industries, like technology, where there are few barriers to the big getting bigger.
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The Big Island is getting bigger, thanks to lava flowing into the ocean from the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii.
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In a way, the Republican repeal strategy seems to rest on these problems with Obamacare getting bigger and bigger.
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Tech companies understand this power, of course; our inability to resist screens explains why phone screens keep getting bigger.
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Tech Fix The evolution of the smartphone can be summed up by two trends: Phones just keep getting bigger.
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"It gets to that point where you realize that you're getting bigger; the clothes aren't getting smaller," he said.
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"By us existing and getting bigger and being profitable, we serve as the existence proof that it is possible."
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But the government recently warned that pyramid schemes were spreading faster and getting bigger, in part through social media.
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Tian takes that idea a bit further because he wants to find companies whose competitive edges are getting bigger.
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Senate Democrats' policy ambitions are getting bigger and bigger during the Trump administration — and not just on health care.
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THE FIELDS of American presidential candidates just keep getting bigger, and party rules incentivise extreme views and dark-horse entrants.
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" Kate continued, "And Louis' getting bigger, I can't believe he's like seven months, he's getting to be a big boy.
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The scandal kept getting bigger and bigger until there was clear evidence that Nixon had tried to obstruct the investigation.
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Elevating Cox helps clear the decks a bit for Zuckerberg, whose role as company ambassador is getting bigger and bigger.
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Tesla's games library is getting bigger, and the latest announced title is probably a familiar one to gaming fans: Cuphead.
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In the modern world of entrepreneurship and high achievers, the cult of early risers only seems to be getting bigger.
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In a memo to employees obtained by Cheddar, Spiegel argues that "Getting Bigger" is not the same as "Gaining Leverage."
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Video games are constantly getting bigger, better and weirder, but that doesn't stop the gaming community from indulging in nostalgia.
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And as doctors were noticing that people were getting bigger, they wanted to understand how big a problem it was.
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It made $12.8 billion in ad revenue last quarter, and its total pool of advertisers keeps getting bigger and bigger.
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"We're getting bigger, but the business hasn't gotten bigger," Marshal Cohen, a retail industry analyst at the NPD Group, said.
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What I see is players who are getting bigger, both on the men's and women's side, in terms of height.
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What I see is players who are getting bigger, both on the men's and women's side, in terms of height.
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Amazon exerts utter dominance over online shopping and is getting bigger, fast, in areas like streaming of music and videos.
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Like George, the silverback gorilla his primatologist character befriends in the new movie "Rampage," Dwayne Johnson just keeps getting bigger.
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First: Despite some bluster from the president, it looks like the government is going to let Amazon keep getting bigger.
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"2 million is a big number, and only getting bigger," Jordan Herman, a researcher at RiskIQ, told Axios via email.
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This 19753-day festival — with a mission to support social and racial justice, gender equality and more — keeps getting bigger.
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"It's never been a better time to be an entrepreneur — opportunities are getting bigger as the world is getting smaller."
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We're nearing D-day in this insane election season, and as the clock winds down, the bombshells are getting bigger.
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Last year saw some of the big eight companies getting bigger, amassing a total of $1.3 billion in funding last year.
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That sounds a lot like Amazon, which also wasn't profitable for years because CEO Jeff Bezos was focused on getting bigger.
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Mammals had lived in the large shadow of the dinosaurs, never getting bigger than a small dog until the mass extinction.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items The global early-stage investment pie is getting bigger… a lot bigger.
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After attempting to put the fire out themselves, it became clear to the Hansens that the blaze was only getting bigger.
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Getting small robots to move is easy but getting bigger robots with bigger motors to move is a bit more difficult.
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"The huge monster in the closet for me are these student loans that keep getting bigger and bigger," said Strong, 4003.
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But all that being said, the fact that Sink The Pink even exists and is only getting bigger is overwhelmingly positive.
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Science, mysticism, alternate dimensions, secret cities, outer space: the Marvel Universe is getting bigger, weirder, and more fantastic in a hurry.
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Although the idea sounds simple, Slack has become a darling of media companies and tech startups, and it's only getting bigger.
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They're trying to keep them from getting bigger, and they're trying to keep them from imploding, all at the same time.
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"It's small sample size right now, but it's getting bigger," said Teixeira, who had a single and a run batted in.
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A couple of recalls, a humble press release and an eight-point battery check later, and batteries are getting bigger again.
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"The robots are getting bigger, and stronger and faster and more autonomous, so there are more risks coming up," Greiner said.
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Average round sizes are also getting bigger, so it looks like corporate bio VCs are putting more capital to work, too.
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It's addictive, endlessly strategic, and with more than 50 million users at the time of writing, it's getting bigger every day.
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His pediatrician had tried a couple of different antibiotic pills and creams, but the lesions just kept getting bigger and uglier.
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"I loved the fact that I got to travel for the first time, and the shuls kept getting bigger," he said.
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In his view, the market for shared space will keep getting bigger and WeWork is well positioned to dominate that business.
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And it's getting bigger: PwC predicts the digital out-of-home market will grow 7 percent year over year through 2023.
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What's different now is that the season is getting longer and the fires are on average getting bigger and more destructive.
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"I think because I was able to do that and bring people along, I ended up getting bigger responsibility," she says.
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GM's decision to downsize has many merits, but the advantages of getting bigger are much less clear-cut for its European counterpart.
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Ultimately Etienne sees the biggest esports leagues in the world only getting bigger to be on par with the traditional sports industry.
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"My classes started really small and then started getting bigger and bigger, and then people wanted one-on-one classes," she says.
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Wipro's chief executive Abidali Neemuchwala, however, said he was betting on deals in the digital space which he said were getting bigger.
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COSTCO CFO ON TARIFFS- "THERE CONTINUE TO BE A LOT OF MOVING PARTS, ALTHOUGH SOME OF THE MOVING PARTS ARE GETTING BIGGER"
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A spokesman at Gucci says that the overall market is growing at "perhaps 1-2%, so the pie is not getting bigger".
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Phones and tablets have just been getting bigger for years now, and it's refreshing to use a tablet that's stubbornly remained small.
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Typing with a stylus can remedy the issue, but with phones only getting bigger, your thumb will need to cover more screen.
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The vast majority of the company's data was being processed in a massive Python repository that was getting bigger all the time.
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At the same time its trade deficit in services is getting bigger, largely thanks to all its tourists venturing abroad (see chart).
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Facebook's getting bigger on nostalgia these days, now that it's got several years of our lives stored up in its digital vaults.
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"Now that we're getting into spring and I'm going to be getting bigger, I'll have to have a new approach," she says.
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"I promise I'll work on getting bigger physically I have medical issues I don't want to discuss at this time," he said.
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" He gave a positive projection of the business, saying "The company's just getting bigger and delivering more audience for people who write.
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Pearl was the first Google debuted at a major film festival, however, so it's clear the program's ambitions are only getting bigger.
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Any savings just gets pushed into additional marketing materials, he said, and several industry experts said budgets are getting bigger than ever.
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Mainstream brands like Herbal Essences, Head and Shoulders, L'Oreal, and Wen have all introduced cleansing conditioners, and it'll probably keep getting bigger.
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BroadwayCon, the multiday gathering of theater fans that survived a record snowstorm during its first convention earlier this year, is getting bigger.
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A bizarre video depicting an egg getting bigger and bigger after being soaked in various liquids went viral on Twitter on Thursday.
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A Southern state geographically, Virginia is politically a combination of New Jersey and South Carolina, with the New Jersey part getting bigger.
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These days, the list of categories Alexa access is big and only getting bigger, from phones to thermostats to TVs to cars.
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Dell believes by combining with EMC and getting bigger, it will put it in a position to compete in the enterprise market.
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But latency and bandwidth are becoming critical resources as files are getting bigger and connected devices produce more data points than ever.
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"It looks like a hole opening up getting bigger and bigger, and then you see the waste coming right out," Tamm said.
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We are paying the bills, every week it's getting bigger and bigger, but it's a ridiculous way to try and make money.
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In other words, websites are getting bigger and bigger, and at the same time, more and more of them are being launched.
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"It just kept getting bigger and bigger, and we had more photos than we knew what to do with," Ms. Pak said.
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For some time the bubbles in an iron pot of dashi set over a countertop burner had been getting bigger and faster.
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The strategy makes sense but, with a weak return on investment, United Technologies is paying up for the privilege of getting bigger.
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Some people hate that new phones don't have headphone jacks, or that they have notches, or that they still keep getting bigger.
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No matter how you look at it, the pay gap between corporate executives and most everyone else in America keeps getting bigger.
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UFC as a whole … the growth … even since I started in the UFC [in 2015], it's just getting bigger and more popular.
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Remember that the U.S. census tells us that America's cities are only getting bigger, as inner city living has become more popular.
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I don't need to extoll to you the greatness of podcasts — they've been around for a while and are only getting bigger.
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The site is only getting bigger, with more than 500 hours of content uploaded every minute and new creators joining every day.
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But something else has been happening at Morgan Stanley and other firms over the last few years: Wealth management is getting bigger.
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The magazine's girls issue showed Generation Z readers that female pros are getting bigger air, and pulling off more tricks, than ever.
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That would make for a smartphone/tablet hybrid that doesn't sacrifice screen size, since phones keep getting bigger and pockets aren't keeping up.
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The world of "Welcome to Night Vale," the popular fiction podcast made up of dispatches from a surreal Southwestern town, is getting bigger.
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Speaking of getting bigger, Apple once again passed a market value of $700 billion this morning, a value it first hit in 2014.
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If The Expanse holds to the books, the rest of season 2 is going to go off the hook, getting bigger and better.
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So many girls and women live with this anxiety, the voice in their heads that makes us ask ourselves, Am I getting bigger?
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SOEs are getting bigger, not smaller; their management has become more conservative; and their deficiencies are beginning to infect the economy more widely.
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But he said both the kid and adult watch segments "are big today, getting bigger" and that Qualcomm intended to lead in both.
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"This is a major humanitarian emergency that is getting bigger by the hour," said Herve Verhoosel of the World Food Program on Tuesday.
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Hamza Khan of ING, a bank, says that in a low-margin environment, the two firms are simply seeking efficiency by getting bigger.
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Some want the piece of toast to keep getting bigger and bigger, but when it comes to spreading on more butter, they refuse.
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Hong Kong (CNN)China's navy is getting bigger and better and doing it at a speed unmatched by any nation around the globe.
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"The pool keeps getting bigger as more and more people get involved," said Rachel Hutchisson, chair of the Giving Institute, a trade association.
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Alphabet Chief Financial Officer Ruth Porat, asked about margins during a conference call with analysts, said the company was focused on getting bigger.
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Protests by citizens in Iran keep getting bigger and more widespread and the regime is getting more violent in trying to stop them.
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If anything, it seems that notches are actually getting bigger since Essential helped kickstart the trend by adding one to its first phone.
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Right now, his operations are getting bigger than ever before with increasing numbers of visitors, and a new archeology "village" in the pipeline.
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"The big galleries are only getting bigger so it's getting harder to compete," said Anthony Tao, director of Gallery EXIT in Hong Kong.
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The American and British governments were rolling back regulations on the banking industry, and the giants of Wall Street were getting bigger, fast.
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And workers will start getting bigger paychecks when the first increase goes into effect in January, with wages rising to $8.60 an hour.
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The financial consequences of these scams are also getting bigger, with reported losses quadrupling from $33 million in 2015 to $143 million in 2018.
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The fact that American butts are getting bigger would be less of a problem if the cheap seats on airliners weren't simultaneously getting smaller.
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" "They kept throwing dance numbers at us and stunts and it just kept getting bigger and bigger, culminating with the finale of season 1.
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Because it's easy to push money into indexes, and the S&P 500 is the most well-known index, the big keep getting bigger.
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And I followed it around the room and even though Yahoo search was growing, powered by Google, Google search was getting bigger than that.
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What's especially worrisome is that Amazon is only getting bigger, and stories of employees who feel abused or disenfranchised are only becoming more common.
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"The groups are getting bigger, and the stories are scary, how far they've walked," said Piett, an inventory clerk at Emerson's duty-free store.
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With the trend of smartphone screens getting bigger and longer, surely a phone sporting two screens instead of one would be even better right?
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Then you see him getting bigger every fight... His last fight, he was a big boy and he already had a hard time cutting.
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The world's biggest companies are not only getting bigger in absolute terms but are also turning huge numbers of smaller companies into mere appendages.
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"It just kept getting bigger, and redder, and worse," Kopp told WLKY in Louisville, KY. Even antibiotics didn't diminish the spider bite-like mass.
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"Some of the earlier versions that we looked at — they just started getting bigger, bigger and bigger," says Jacob Palmborg, Doppler's director of design.
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Getting bigger ultimately gives health care systems the upper hand in price negotiations with insurers, to compensate for taking on more publicly funded care.
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A few months passed and I noticed the lump getting bigger, but there was no pain or discomfort so I didn't worry about it.
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Introducing Privé Revaux, a brand which was launched last year by celebs including Hailee Steinfeld and Ashley Benson and which just keeps getting bigger.
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"Texas' cities are getting bigger in areas like Houston, Dallas, and Austin, it's the white folks in Texas whose votes are changing," O'Connell said.
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The incentive structure is shown in the bottom graph, with patients who fill their prescriptions on time getting bigger discounts on their co-pay.
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And with the federal government still growing robustly over the past decades under both Republican and Democratic administrations, that establishment base is getting bigger.
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"The Bank of Canada has created a beast, which is high indebtedness and a housing market that is getting bigger and bigger," Rangasamy said.
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Larger scale is a logical implication of a lot of economic trends impacting the entertainment industry, so shows in general have been getting bigger.
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Over the years, trucks at the top-end of the range — like this Ford F-350 XL SuperCrew 'Dualie' — kept getting bigger and longer.
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All the while the largest agribusiness firms have been getting bigger, more profitable, and better at squeezing every last drop out of their producers.
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The annual comparisons are also getting bigger, since demand fell off sharply in the fall of 2018 due to a spike in interest rates.
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It's a relatively small program with a big problem, but apparently the cat is out of the bag because the program keeps getting bigger.
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But there's a silver lining for tech companies: They are big, and getting bigger, and a recession might only help them against the competition.
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Looked all around DC, started looking in Virginia, started looking in Philadelphia, my radius kept getting bigger until I was looking across the country.
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Exactly. Filmmaking for me started off as just being about having a fun, crazy time with my friends, but now I'm slowly getting bigger budgets.
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Each year, wildfires keep getting bigger and costlier to tackle (in part because more people live near fire zones, which means more houses to protect).
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With games getting bigger and bigger, it's nearly impossible to fit everything you wish on the included hard drives for PlayStation 215 and Xbox One.
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The explosion of technology in every facet of life is a big reason that the rich are getting richer, and the big are getting bigger.
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Printhie Wines, another Australian winery, is working with a partner on online sales in China, a channel it said that was getting "bigger and bigger".
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"Today the pie is getting bigger, so when one area gets hot it doesn't suck the life out of the other ones," Mr. Comras said.
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Democrats, on the other hand, have been arguing that wealthy individuals and corporations are getting bigger tax cuts than the middle class under the law.
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The burden was simply growing overwhelming; their backlog of submissions was getting bigger and bigger, and this manual method of approval clearly wasn't keeping up.
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We were getting bigger —certainly never a fraction as big as Nirvana—but there was a lot of excitement in the air at the time.
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"Commercial space is real; it's here and it's getting bigger," Dale Ketcham, vice president of government relations at economic development agency Space Florida, told CNBC.
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The torrent keeps getting bigger, with twice as many migrants seized at the border in each of the last few months as a year earlier.
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Wells Fargo, one of the country's largest banks, was banned from getting bigger until it can convince regulators that it has cleaned up its act.
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WHO spokesperson Christian Lindmeier told reporters the outbreak was "getting bigger" and reiterated the organization's warning that the deadly flu-like virus could spread worldwide.
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So between now and 2030, whites as a proportion of the population will get smaller, and the minority race groups will all keep getting bigger.
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"The gap between the two sides is getting bigger," says Munire Manisa, a city councillor in an Amsterdam neighbourhood with large ethnic Moroccan and Turkish populations.
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Phone screens are getting bigger, and the A70 aims to follow the trend while maintaining a comfortable fit by making this phone taller instead of wider.
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It's become increasingly expensive and challenging to build a company — the tech industry is getting bigger and the biggest tech companies now dominate the talent market.
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Can founders still do that in an age where big companies are getting bigger and moving faster to either copy products, or else acquire their teams?
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There are people looking for key events — what triggered the start of speech — and it seems likely that the important trigger was us getting bigger brains.
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Monday's study, based on catch data from 1926-2016, also said the average krill was getting bigger, apparently because young krill were less likely to survive.
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Why it matters: The biggest companies in health care keep getting bigger, and critics fear anticompetitive effects — but nothing has actually slowed the industry's rapid consolidation.
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Screens on smartphones have continued getting bigger—as seen by the rise of the phablet—but watches are far more constrained when it comes to size.
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I ignored it for a couple days, and then it just started getting bigger and bigger and bigger to the point where I couldn't walk anymore.
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I remember in high school, 1994 was the first time I saw Less Than Jake in my friend's backyard, and they kept getting bigger and bigger.
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"She's gaining strength and getting bigger and my next operation will hopefully be her last and will get her back to a normal circulation," he says.
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When I graduated, in 2015, I decided it needed to be a book, because the questions kept getting bigger and the answers kept getting more shocking.
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"It is a huge resource that keeps getting bigger," Jennifer C. Rowland, a senior analyst at the Edward Jones investment company, said of Exxon's Guyana fields.
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Across Europe, "the bigger parties are getting smaller, and the smaller parties getting bigger," Sarah de Lange, a University of Amsterdam political scientist, told The Guardian.
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Fox also has special problems: With competitors getting bigger — AT&T's $85.4 billion purchase of Time Warner being Exhibit A — where does that leave the Murdochs?
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Partially it's because the collections are getting bigger, as Target adds home, mens, and kids' clothes to the mix, when it used to be primarily womenswear.
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Of all the bands that have reunited and have ultimately seen diminishing returns, American Football seems to be the one exception that is somehow getting bigger.
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You heard about fines being paid through the Justice Department, and yet all the indicators and numbers showed they [the banks] were getting bigger and bigger.
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That's almost all coming out of Pavel Durov's pocket, and the figure is only getting bigger, rising to $100 million this year and $220 million by 2021.
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Do you revisit the idea that obviously wanted to in terms of NXP and getting bigger even in the Internet of Things or more connected into automotive?
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Let's say everything's going great for you and in the next couple of years you keep getting bigger and bigger and building more audience and more community.
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In an era when phones are getting bigger, it's notable that with its latest iPhone, the iPhone SE, Apple is revisiting its smaller 43-inch form factor.
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"It looked like when the stove was on and it came up top and then it kept getting bigger and bigger," Tracy told WEAR of the flames.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he's worried that if the technology industry doesn't get more closely regulated, backlash against Big Tech is going to keep getting bigger.
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Here's a summary of the case for that, put forth by Ed Lee at Recode: • Getting bigger by merging with another media company doesn't solve CBS's problems.
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Eddie Villavicencio, assistant fire marshal for the city of San Diego, said the state's regulatory approach helped firefighters struggling to stop a small fire from getting bigger.
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Formed in 1934, United Technologies spent decades getting bigger and broader in reach, and for the most part making a lot of shareholders richer along the way.
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She and Ms. Lange are still stars even if some of their best and juiciest roles are now in television, where the pictures just keep getting bigger.
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"We are getting bigger and bigger and our voices are being heard more and more, but of course that does not translate into political action," Thunberg said.
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Mr. Riley pointed out that in recent years, the economy has grown faster when the trade deficit was getting bigger, and slower when it was getting smaller.
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That's because property prices are rising faster than earnings and investments, meaning the goal they are reaching is getting bigger faster than they can grow their savings.
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Economies that are stagnant lead to conflict; if the pie isn't getting bigger, after all, the only way to improve your lot is to grab someone else's slice.
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Up until that point, everything was getting bigger and bigger, and then one small step back was enough for us to realize it wasn't going to last forever.
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It's still got funny in it, but on the Venn diagram of 'Breaking Bad' and 'Better Call Saul,' the overlap in the center is getting bigger and bigger.
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"Here's the thing about the internet though that's the problem — the scarf keeps getting bigger, and bigger and bigger," Kravitz said about the Photoshop joke taking the internet.
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You can pick your stat, but by any measure, Facebook and Google dominate the digital ad market and are getting bigger, which makes it harder for everyone else.
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To get big faster, younger unicorns start buying startups sooner With more money flowing into a shrinking number of deals, the average startup funding round is getting bigger.
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A new Glass-Steagall would help prevent banks from getting bigger and riskier, stopping them from coming back to black and brown neighborhoods and destroying even more wealth.
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Wiedenbach describes a mob-like mentality among the most ill; a subculture where health is overlooked and dangerous practices are encouraged all in the name of getting bigger.
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"Lots of people are going out of the industry but everyone else is just getting bigger," says Jamie Bevan, a farmer from Hertfordshire taking part in today's protest.
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I am tweeting through it all and I am handsomely rewarded for my social media impulses: My follower count balloons to 10,13 and it just keeps getting bigger.
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A red line is slowly rising over a black line, more and more as the game goes, the deficit just getting bigger and bigger forever and into eternity.
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At that production or larger, Guyana could receive $10 billion a year: "The big picture is getting bigger," Riyad Insanally, the Guyanese ambassador to the U.S., tells Axios.
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In other words, both seed and early-stage deals are getting bigger, on average, at the same time deal volume growth is stagnating in the U.S. and Canada.
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He said voice interfaces won't replace phones altogether, but admitted that this field of AI is only getting bigger — and noted one of Amazon's edges over the competition.
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Over the last three years, the number of Canadian veterans being reimbursed by the government for medical marijuana has increased tenfold and that number is only getting bigger.
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"That trend has only been increasing over time, and as a result our funds have been getting bigger over time as well," said Jeremy Liew, a Lightspeed partner.
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"Tell me where this great enthusiasm is manifesting itself," he chided reporters in November, when told that other candidates (Elizabeth Warren, specifically) were getting bigger crowds than he.
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According to the German zoo, the cubs, who were born pink and tiny, are getting bigger every day and are starting to grow their black-and-white coats.
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"That figure is just getting bigger and bigger because there are more warrants to be done and that figure will grow exponentially this year," Sims told VICE News.
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If they are successful, that's what I think, but in the meantime the media companies will keep getting bigger because there will be more and more consolidation around.
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With our little ones getting bigger, we had this gut feeling that it was time to step back and focus on them and our businesses here in Waco, Texas.
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Phones have steadily been getting bigger for years—ever since Samsung released to original Galaxy Note, which like the XS Max, was also called awkward and unwieldy at launch.
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This is because while liposuction permanently removes fat cells from your body, there is nothing to stop the remaining fat cells from getting bigger if you gain more weight.
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"I think we were incrementally getting bigger and bigger and I think that would have continued, but I think Trump helped accelerate [fundraising] and helped grow the list," Rep.
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It is now the largest hotel company on earth, and while scale will help its negotiations with online travel agencies, getting bigger is counterproductive if it scares customers away.
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Beyond ride recommendations, Uber is moving the address bar to the bottom of the screen so it's closer to your thumbs (which is great as phones keep getting bigger).
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At the same time, huge farms are getting bigger and bigger—This is all part of a trend that's been going on for at least the last eight years.
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TC: You can see why things might be ticking along now: the tech IPO market, SoftBank's massive Vision Fund, big tech companies getting bigger, which keeps the wheels turning.
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Indeed, appropriators have proposed giving the agency a funding bump in the latest spending bills, and most see TSA's role in securing the nation as getting bigger, not smaller.
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When you engage with someone in real life, the oxytocin rushes through your blood when you see their pupils getting bigger and their breathing rate syncing up with yours.
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The company recently partially disclosed its 2016 financials and while the business was getting bigger, the unavoidable fact is the company is still losing money at an incredible pace.
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To review: There was the scandal that resulted from bankers opening (and then closing) millions of unauthorized accounts to meet sales goals, with the hope of getting bigger bonuses.
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On Thursday, Lebanese from all walks of life took to the streets to protest corruption, and as of this writing the crowds keep getting bigger, louder, and more united.
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It is a common term now in technology and elsewhere; other resources may dwindle, but those mountains of information just keep getting bigger, and apparently packed with more treasure.
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This happened as the biggest ETFs just kept getting bigger: Now, just 100 funds account for 83% of total asset growth in the ETF space, the research firm said.
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Big-money deals are getting bigger, from corporate mergers and acquisitions, to individuals buying luxury penthouses, sports teams, yachts and all-frills pilgrimages to the ends of the earth.
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"I was so caught up in that lifestyle, so obsessed with the ever-moving goalpost of getting bigger, bigger, bigger that I never really considered this a problem," he said.
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My muscles were getting bigger, my silhouette was slimming down, and I realized I could run harder and longer and push myself further than I ever thought I could be.
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But when it comes to the smaller players media players, this year they're likely to stick it out alone as they feel the pinch of their bigger rivals getting bigger.
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For a company that generates more than $200 billion a year in sales, Amazon's growth deceleration can partly be attributed to the law of large numbers — getting bigger becomes harder.
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I mean, we've had a bubble financial market, but in the last five to seven years, we've had this thing where the innovation aperture just keeps getting bigger and bigger.
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Was it just all nonsense or do you think attitudes like Azealia's will be a side effect of grime getting bigger and bigger, thus garnering more attention and more criticism?
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Finally, there was a name for all the people who spent their waking hours immersed in the online world of Lady Gaga; one that was getting bigger by the year.
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But every time she steps on a scale and asks if she's getting bigger, I know the amount of time she'll be pleased with an affirmative shrinks by the day.
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Tell him the USA now has the best Economy & Military anywhere in the World, by far and they are both only getting bigger, better and stronger.....Thank you, Mr. President!
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But it's yet another nicely designed Windows tablet, so if Microsoft's own Surface isn't doing it for you, at least the list of decent alternatives is getting bigger and bigger.
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At first, the 34-pound stroller weighed more than the babies, but they were getting bigger, and soon I noticed every slope and incline of our neighborhood's ostensibly flat streets.
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Tell him the USA now has the best Economy & Military anywhere in the World, by far... ....and they are both only getting bigger, better and stronger.....Thank you, Mr. President!
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Since the spring, Mr. Cagney has frequently been on the road, getting bigger credit lines from banks and searching for a broader array of investors to buy the company's loans.
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She seemed to be reaching out to every group in a big tent that keeps getting bigger, which made the speech at times read like she was checking off boxes.
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"We've been growing by approximately 50% a year pretty consistently so at a macro level it isn't too surprising, just the numbers are getting bigger!" founder Gabriel Weinberg tells TechCrunch.
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It's the Googles and the Facebooks and the Apples and the Amazons of the world that are getting bigger and doing more video and planting a lot of the traditional.
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According to PitchBook's Venture Monitor report, there were 10,777 venture deals in the US in 2019, totalling more than $136 billion, and deals for early stage companies are getting bigger.
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But another feature of the world that Mr Bernanke described in early 22008 looks strikingly familiar: Asia's stockpile of savings remains enormous, and it is getting bigger by the year.
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Nothing was getting bigger in his life—it was a constant struggle to maintain the sizes he'd established—and people without fancy material possessions have their fancy values to flaunt.
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I'd argue that this oversimplifies an incredibly complex subject, but hey, I'm not a Fox News producer... So: On Monday "Fox & Friends First" said the caravan was "exploding," getting bigger.
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"There are a lot of new players and the cake is getting bigger," said Lawrence Ge, founder of Single Patch Coffee, who runs coffee workshops and cafes in Shanghai and Suzhou.
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Generally, though, the Galaxy S20 Ultra is in line with the trend of smartphone screens getting bigger and bigger every year, which has been the case for almost a decade now.
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Dodeca demon cookies Dodeca demon cookies "I only started baking about four to five years ago and the ideas keep getting bigger and more elaborate," McConnell said about her baking prowess.
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Though box office hits have been getting bigger in scale, fewer and fewer Americans are heading to the theaters, opting for the convenience of on-demand movie rentals and streaming sites.
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After a long, painful slog trying to make ends meet, American workers' paychecks are finally getting bigger with wages showing their biggest gain in seven years in the October jobs report.
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"On a large scale, there are serious human rights violations taking place and the desperation of many people is getting bigger," she said in her report, which she posted on Facebook.
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Its new, larger fund simply gives it more opportunity to do B and C financings, too — rounds that, just as in the U.S., seem to be getting bigger all the time.
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But growing pains come for a reason — the on-demand grocery delivery platform is getting bigger, just recently signing a deal with the third-largest grocery retailer in North America, Albertsons.
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"The tension between workers and management was getting bigger day-by-day," said the company's former union leader That Paing Oo, who was fired in January for taking leave without approval.
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For users, the copying might feel old or impolitic, but for as much eye-roll emojis as the updates inspire, Instagram just keeps getting bigger, which in turn validates the strategy.
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The joke in the smartphone space in years past was how screens just kept getting bigger — stretching palms and making you look ridiculous when held up to the head to talk.
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The backlog of immigration cases is getting bigger You might remember this shutdown started because President Donald Trump and lawmakers were unable to compromise on Trump's push for a border wall.
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The holiday quickly picked up steam and is only getting bigger, especially as more overseas vendors enter the fray to capitalize on the clicks of the world's largest deals-hungry population.
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"No matter how hard we try, the fires are going to keep getting bigger, and the reason is really clear," climatologist Park Williams told Columbia University's Center for Climate and Life.
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"They keep finding tunnels, they keep getting bigger and longer and more sophisticated," said David A. Shirk, associate professor of political science and international relations at the University of San Diego.
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The plants I'm painting now are more verdant, the canvas size is getting bigger, there are heavier and more varied brush strokes, and some sense of abstraction is starting to show.
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"This has been coming in waves, and the waves are getting bigger and bigger and bigger," he said on a phone call hosted by the Association of Former Members of Congress.
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"I looked this morning at the standings, and the separation is getting bigger," Lundqvist said after his team lost in extra time at the Garden for the fourth time this month.
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That includes adding a navigation bar at the bottom of the screen, which Shankar said will make "single-hand usage" possible again, despite the fact that phone screens are getting bigger.
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Even Les Moonves, CEO of CBS, recently said the company will have to start getting bigger or selling off in order to compete with rivals like Disney or Comcast-owned NBCUniversal.
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Average home sizes in the United States are materially larger than they are in those places around the world, and U.S. homes are getting bigger while residents per home are falling.
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Fewer opportunities for organic economic growth, a general desire to compete by getting bigger, and low interest rates mean the recent spate of recent M&A activity will likely continue, Crescenzi said.
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But the wealth gap in America is only getting bigger: The wealthiest families in 22019 had six times the wealth of the average family; in 2016, they had 12 times the wealth.
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Labonte, Federle, and their colleagues even found that this was true among certain species where animals were getting bigger faster than their adhesive pad size was increasing — instead, their pads got stickier.
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"No matter how hard we try, the fires are going to keep getting bigger, and the reason is really clear," climate scientist Park Williams told Columbia University's Center for Climate and Life.
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The gaps between what Spotify, Apple Music and others offer have been getting bigger and more complicated as artists have wielded more power in withholding their music from one outlet or another.
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When the NES started getting bigger games, he invented the battery back-up, allowing players to save directly onto cartridge for the first time instead of needing to write down long passwords.
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When I asked what prompted such a huge change, she told me that weightlifting had "completely cured her" by teaching her to relish getting bigger because it meant she was becoming stronger.
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Getting bigger Meantime, BridgIoT has branched out to sell a range of smart devices, including flooding sensors, animal trackers and electric water heater controllers designed to help users save money and resources.
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The "turmoil" in Hong Kong "has been going on for 60 days straight, getting bigger and bigger," said the official, Zhang Xiaoming, the director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office.
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The "turmoil" in Hong Kong "has been going on for 60 days straight, getting bigger and bigger," said the official, Zhang Xiaoming, the director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office.
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Yet there are doubts that getting bigger will resolve Deutsche Bank's consistent problems with profitability and help it compete with American rivals that have fared much better following the global financial crisis.
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"India has the second largest population of internet users in the world, and it's only getting bigger," Surojit Chatterjee, vice president of product management at Google Shopping, said in a blog post Thursday.
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"I think we are just hitting a tipping point because of all the investments ... and the pie is getting bigger also — the growth is not linear, it's going to be exponential," he said.
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The only change I can see is that the print getting bigger and bigger, in the past you had a pocketprint and something on the back, today bands made the hugest prints ever.
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Audi may give you Google Earth maps, and screens may be getting bigger and with better resolution, but no matter what, you have to take your eyes off the road to gather information.
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To outsiders, it may sound a little weird — but for many students in 2019, it's just a fact of life in an age when the mountain of student debt just keeps getting bigger.
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In season two, The Path digs into what this must feel like from the inside, as your formerly tiny religion realizes that to sustain itself, it's going to have to keep getting bigger.
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"Well it's kind of like … it's kind of like a mass; it keeps getting bigger and bigger," the protagonist, Steve (Steve McQueen), says as he struggles to describe it to the local police.
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You can also find Daniels's Strata-cut animation in Peter Gabriel's "Big Time" music video, especially in the last minute when Gabriel sings about his car, house, eyes, mouth, and belly getting bigger.
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For 2018, it's clear that trend is only getting bigger, especially now that Google has had a full year under its belt and a chance to push out another round of AI-powered devices.
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For the last three years, we've been getting bigger and bolder, bringing you more and more delicious, informative, and downright wild features, videos, news, and oh-so-delicious recipes from all around the world.
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It was also becoming clearer that local funds like Greycroft and Upfront and Crosscut and Mucker and Bonfire were all getting bigger [in terms of assets under management] and couldn't write small checks anymore.
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Since Orcel, a former head of UBS Group's investment banking unit, was appointed CEO, analysts have been speculating if Santander would change its strategy worldwide by seeking acquisitions or getting bigger in investment banking.
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Time Travel narratives are as recursive and meaningless as the story of Blazblue: it's about a knot that keeps getting bigger because you keep trying to untie it, knowing you could just cut it.
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The jury is still out over how much staying power they have, but with over 2,000 photos with the hashtag, #manbraids, along with countless YouTube tutorial videos, we're betting that it's only getting bigger.
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For most of them, feeling comfortable in their own skin isn't so much elusive as it is unimaginable — nearly as foreign an idea as getting bigger jeans when the old ones are too small.
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Still, there's a trend creeping in to all of usual shopping haunts that we can only see getting bigger and more popular come fall — so it's time to start getting used to it now.
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The bottom line: Even though the global threat of misinformation is getting bigger as bad actors becomes more sophisticated, there's a much higher level of awareness and attention towards the issue than ever before.
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Speaking at a news briefing in Geneva, Switzerland on Friday, WHO spokesperson Christian Lindmeier said the outbreak was "getting bigger" and reiterated the organization's warning that the deadly flu-like virus could spread worldwide.
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The return of Disney, which held talks with Fox earlier this year, highlights how media companies are increasingly seeking to compete in a new era of streaming by getting bigger and acquiring more content.
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On Sunday, with passengers already headed for destinations on at least three continents, health officials were scrambling to determine how big a problem they now have — and how to stop it from getting bigger.
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"Americans are getting bigger so seat size is important but it's got to be looked at in the context of safety," Deputy FAA Administrator Daniel Elwell said at a House panel hearing last week.
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But no one seems to be talking about whether Wall Street banks will again be able to engage in what has historically been one of their favorite pastimes: Getting bigger through mergers and acquisitions.
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Some of the biggest publishing houses have been adding imprints and acquiring smaller publishing companies to stay competitive, hoping that getting bigger would give them an advantage when negotiating terms with retailers and distributors.
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Ahu Yildirmaz, an economist who helps lead the research arm of the payroll-processing company ADP, said her firm's data showed more people switching jobs, and getting bigger bumps in pay for doing so.
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It is a saga of how businesses are getting bigger and the world is getting smaller and how these developments are inexorably and irreversibly making everyone's lives worse — plus, it has an adorbs CGI animal.
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Being a clean-tech startup amidst today's uncertain political priorities and tightening R&D budgets is like being on a rollercoaster where the loops keep getting bigger and bigger and have no end in sight.
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Inside both her daughters are hearts that used to belong to someone else, now beating in their chests, getting bigger with them, as they grow up to ages they wouldn't have reached on their own.
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While she may have first come on the modeling scene in the late '80s, almost three decades later, her career is still going strong and only seems to be getting bigger and better than ever.
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But we have to put them in all the places people are reading The Verge — and the number of platforms we find our audiences on is getting bigger, more fragmented, and more chaotic than ever.
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From platform to platformUser-generated content is only getting bigger, and although a specific platform could go away, the business is more about how you transition between platforms than the actual platform itself, Bienstock said.
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Read more: The racial wealth gap in the US keeps getting bigger — and it could cost the economy as much as $1.5 trillion by 2028The gap is largest in New York and smallest in Pittsburgh.
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Today, when art museums and galleries seem only to keep getting bigger, Wright's Guggenheim by contrast, even with its expansions, remains a human-scaled place to contemplate art, the architecture exalting and intimate, almost domestic.
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The social network's audience is only getting bigger — it now has 1.37 billion daily users, up from 1.18 billion a year ago — and its advertising business is still growing at almost 50 percent year over year.
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If they can start getting bigger companies standardized on iOS, they can gain momentum around iPhone and iPad use, whether at work or at home, and the set of partnerships has helped reinforce that work component.
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The past two decades of profitable torpor have been an incumbent's paradise, with big firms getting bigger in two-thirds of industries and finding it easy to crank out high profits even in low-margin industries.
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But to keep getting bigger and attracting ever-larger customers, the company has to continue expanding beyond a chat service for communicating with coworkers into a full-blown platform for completing all sorts of different tasks.
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"Every new disclosure seems to expand the scope of the bank's troubles, which creates the perception that the scandal is getting bigger rather than going away," said Jaret Seiberg, an analyst with Cowen Washington Research Group.
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As it started getting bigger, I started having these extremely surreal moments where I'd just be texting a friend and a giant wave of This is happening to you, this is your life would hit me.
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In the exhibit's final section, the focus is on hats from the early 20th century (which were getting bigger and bigger) and Degas's late millinery works, including two paintings titled "The Milliners" (1882–1904 and 1898).
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So it seems like that's actually led to renewed success for you, because the last few years, at least to me, seems like they've been getting bigger and bigger for you—the Major Lazer stuff, for instance.
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Drawing a new hand that is full of clunkers that don't push your game plan forward essentially means that you're losing a turn, and it becomes a compound problem when your deck begins getting bigger and bigger.
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"People might be getting bigger bonuses but base pay isn't that much higher, so people aren't going to be willing to pay more for every day necessities," said Yoshimasa Maruyama, chief market economist at SMBC Nikko Securities.
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The company pouring more resources into the region should help it grow the stable of partners it has on its Apollo platform even further; already, the list is getting bigger with a number of announcements at CES.
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So after a few years, with the kids getting bigger and more independent, Jennifer and Lucy went house hunting together and found what they were looking for in a newly built home designed specifically for their situation.
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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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Larger states, like New York and California, are getting bigger subsidies through the state and local tax deduction "because they're paying substantially more in federal taxes," said Kim Rueben, an author of the Tax Policy Center report.
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But if you've been paying attention to the slew of new laptop announcements at CES 2017, you'll notice a new trend taking shape: Laptops are getting bigger and heavier again, to the point where they're anything but portable.
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The heart will try to compensate by getting bigger and seemingly more capable, as it tries to ensure that as much oxygenated blood is being pumped away from the heart as is received by it from the lungs.
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Farm and trade policies encourage U.S. dairy farmers to produce as much as possible, leading to boom-and-bust cycles that drive small farms out of business and compel mid- and large-sized farms to keep getting bigger.
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That would irk some in the euro zone who have to maintain similar surpluses to keep debt sustainable or who, like the Baltics or Slovakia, find it difficult to justify Greeks getting bigger pensions than their own citizens.
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You quickly see with our alumni, they're either getting bigger after they hit 45 in spirit, what they're up to, or they're getting smaller by degrees and figuring out, what are the mental gymnastics ... They need to take.
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GENEVA, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Coronavirus outbreak is "getting bigger", the World Helath Organization (WHO) said on Friday after Nigeria confirmed sub-Saharan Africa's first case, reiterating its warning that the virus could reach most "if not all countries".
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More than three months after the passage of the GOP's tax-cut law, new surveys suggest that many people don't think they are getting bigger paychecks, which could cut into support for Republicans in this fall's midterm elections.
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Tenable has proven it can keep subscriptions going at its approximately 24,000 client firms and that it can "expand inside of accounts," meaning customers are getting bigger subscriptions after signing on, a positive sign for investors, she said.
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With hard drive storage space getting bigger and bigger these days — even the most basic models of computers tend to come with at least 250 GB — we're filling up our PCs with endless apps, documents, photos, and other files.
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"We are getting bigger and bigger and our voices are being heard more and more, but of course that does not translate into political action," Thunberg told a panel in Madrid, where a U.N. climate summit is taking place.
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If things are good, if people are at work, if they are looking at their 401(k)s and the market continues to rally, and they are blowing up, blowing up, their 401(k) is getting bigger, people feel safer.
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Google Home is getting bigger, in more ways than one: Google announced a few updates for its smart home speaker line, and one is the Home Max, a larger version that packs in stereo speakers and more premium looks and materials.
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In some cases they're getting bigger, beacuse of cheap oil and natural gas, technical snafus and high-profile flops like the recent $7 billion failure of a Southern Company project that would have captured emissions from a coal power plant.
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"I was just doing it at home, so they were always around me and near me, and when they were getting bigger and starting to crawl and walk, I started picking them up and lifting them with my feet," she explains.
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The value of M&A deals globally increased 67 percent year-on-year in the first quarter, Thomson Reuters data shows but the number of deals dropped by 10 percent, reflecting that the average size of deals is getting bigger.
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Consolidation has been a watchword in the military industry for some time, as companies have argued that getting bigger would give them more scale and cost savings that can be poured into research and development, as well as shareholder returns.
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"The remote work trend is getting bigger, and Zoom continues to be the best in class vendor...it's one that in a time of elevated remote work sentiment, its not surprising that that's the one people talk about," Zukin said.
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Getting bigger should also help to lower costs, one of the industry's key targets in its race for more efficient turbines, which in turn will make it more competitive compared to conventional sources of energy such as gas and coal.
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I always say it's kind of like Google Earth in the old days: It's a little bit fuzzy, but over time, it refines and it refines, and especially as the databases are getting bigger and there's more and more populations.
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Many of them let you tap a hamburger menu icon to access that pane, but those icons can often be in a tough place to reach (like at the top left corner of the screen) when our phones keep getting bigger and bigger.
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Now that the tablet market has contracted, and has only since grown thanks to Apple's cheaper full-sized iPads, it doesn't make too much sense to keep investing in 7- or 8-inch models, not with smartphones getting bigger and better every year.
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"All of the legal frameworks of the U.N. have failed to contain the crime, it is getting bigger, not smaller," he added, urging more nations to adopt tough new anti-slavery laws and follow the example set by Britain's landmark 2015 legislation.
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And because the value of those tax credits rise with the price of the benchmark plan — which is the second-lowest-cost silver plan in their geographic region — many customers will be getting bigger subsidies this year than they have in the past.
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"The ice shelves that are collapsing are getting bigger and bigger," said Christoffersen, who added that he's concerned about what could happen if huge sheets of ice such as Ross Ice Shelf -- which is the size of France -- start breaking up too.
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However, if it keeps getting bigger, it wouldn't just be Brazil weighing in on the discussion, which—much like everything else about this—isn't a resolute "good" or "bad," just more complicated baggage attached to a growing, fascinating culture deserving of recognition.
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The bill the House is voting on Thursday doesn't get rid of the ACA's tax credits to make it easier to buy health coverage, but it bases them on age, with younger people getting bigger credits, rather than income — which means poorer Americans.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeSteyer calls for cuts to defense spending House to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Khanna: Timing of Iran bill being weighed against getting bigger majority MORE (D-Calif.), the sole vote against the war in Afghanistan.
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The scope just keeps getting bigger: The litigation started by focusing on two drugs but has since expanded to implicate 16 companies and more than 300 drugs, Connecticut assistant attorney general Joseph Nielsen, who has led the effort, told the Washington Post.
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As new artery-clogging culinary tire fires like the Chizza, Mac N' Cheetos, and Japan's giant croquette burger orbit our fast-food universe, and even the portions of less, uh, innovative foods just keep getting bigger, we all risk inhaling more at every meal.
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In fact, the Kardashian sisters have been revealing tons about their parenting must-haves as their family has been getting bigger over the past few years, from Kim's top baby products (which are all available on Amazon!) to Khloé's super affordable booster seat choice.
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A recent study from late 2015 showed that devices are only getting "bigger, brighter, [and] bluer"—and the effect is that blue light acts almost like a drug, disrupting the body's circadian rhythm and delaying the production of melatonin, and thus the onset of sleep.
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In work published this spring, they found that the negative effects that came from reading about a white decline were largely erased when the same people read about how the white category was in fact getting bigger by absorbing multiracial young people through intermarriage.
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This week's Treasury Department announcement that it would have to increase the amount of bond auctions over the next three months was a low-key reminder that the government IOU is only getting bigger and will start influencing interest rates sooner rather than later.
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It used to be that not so many Croatian people like us would come to Croatian festivals, because of the price and also because Techno wasn't so big over here before, but these days it is getting bigger and bigger and also more affordable to come.
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But at the end of the day—while there's money to be made, sponsors who want in, and streaming numbers on the rise—we see why SMITE isn't forming an exclusive audience, it's truly a MOBA game for everyone and it's getting bigger by the day.
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In just two short years, the youngest member of the family, has turned what was once her most infamous attribute into her biggest money-maker, launching an online beauty corporation with tons of instantly sold out products that seems to only be getting bigger by the day.
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One key quote: Makia Green, of Black Lives Matter D.C., explained, "Our resistance is ever-growing... This progress that they are so afraid of — the rise of black leaders and Black Lives Matter getting bigger and people feeling safe to speak their mind: That is still happening."
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Where the new "from Facebook" language once appeared quietly, subtly at the bottom of the Instagram app, it now shows up in all caps, in a font that makes it impossible to ignore—a visual representation of the idea that Facebook, the company, is only getting bigger.
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A lot of people want to add sound bars or home theater systems, and the desire for that is just getting bigger, but it's hard for mortals to hook up audio to their TV. If they're successful then they often end up with multiple remotes and all this stuff.
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If anything, it's shown that there's an appetite among the venture community (especially one where the numbers just keep getting bigger) for models that look to tap the same consumer demand of simplifying overly complex processes to just a few inputs on a smart app powered by data science.
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It's important to keep in mind that these projections were churned out by a computer; no analysis was done to see if these predictions match actual rates of obstructed labor in the 1950s, or to see if babies are getting bigger and/or their mother's pelvis's are getting narrower.
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"We're at a moment when the blaze is getting bigger," said regional interior minister Miquel Buch, according to DW. Upwards of 50 people have been evacuated because of the blaze, which is considered to be the worst the region has seen in nearly two decades, the outlet said.
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But to a different audience — regulators, competitors, academics — the continued show of strength by big technology companies is a further sign of the risks of their getting bigger, even if there does not appear to be much of an appetite to do anything about it in the United States.
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Democrats will find plenty of ways to explain that these numbers aren't quite as good as they sound — they are not — or that we're setting ourselves up for a big crash — we might well be — or that the deficit is only getting bigger — it is, but so what?
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I make a minor unwelcome discovery: I often take photos of 5-year-old G. from an angle that makes her look like 3-year-old G. I could scroll through years of photos of her and somehow maintain the illusion that she is not getting bigger or older.
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When a really important fact sheet on fighting monopoly power was released, it got a paragraph 4,000 words into one speech ("As president, I will appoint tough, independent authorities to strengthen anti-trust enforcement and really scrutinize mergers and acquisitions, so the big don't keep getting bigger and bigger").
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EXCLUSIVE -- THE RUSSIAN STORY KEEPS GETTING BIGGER: Via The Hill's John Solomon and Jonathan Easley, two months before Donald Trump Jr.'s encounter with a Russian figure, a key House subcommittee chairman received a similar overture in Moscow offering derogatory information about a U.S. policy that was upsetting Vladimir Putin.
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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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Because in some sense, I've always believed that if just a few multinational companies are the only companies that are getting bigger and more profitable than the rest of the economy, is not showing the same vibrancy in employing people and in general, inequality increases in society, that's not stable.
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Kathryn B. Ashton, co-chair of Dentons' cannabis group, said that while Dentons started taking on cannabis clients around six years ago, it is only "year over year as the firm got more comfortable with the practice and clients were getting bigger" that the firm became vocal about its work.
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When people tell you you're from Akwesasne, they immediately think of these documents that the government released, or a vehicle seized with tobacco in it, never mind the fact that our Pow Wow keeps getting bigger and that the Mohawk Council has a huge delivery into education [and] healthcare services in two provinces.
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Grifters work the gap, and this one keeps getting bigger — because it doesn't exist by happenstance; it's a structural flaw in the free-market economy, a perfectly legal and socially sanctioned dynamic: the tendency for wealth to accrete to those who already have it, who can wield the power to generate more.
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When LPs get distributions back they reinvest it into new asset programs in a diversified manner but when VC investments are yielding higher returns than other asset classes even this percentage is getting bigger so VCs are not only able to more easily raise funds but they're also getting a large slice of the pie.
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His shoulders twitch, his body flails, and in a sort of drunken ritual set in the middle of a luxurious vacation home on an island off the coast of Sicily, he tears through the house, his awkward movements getting bigger and more daring — the music propelling him into a state of almost fearsome abandon.
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But the fans and people who adore that film and Dark Crystal—the idea that those are held in such reverence and hold such magic for people in their lives growing up, and continue to this day, that's fascinating [to see the] the journey of the film getting bigger than it ever was now.
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"Normally the protocol for treating a patient with deep vein thrombosis would be to start them on blood thinners for at least three months to prevent the clot from getting bigger and to lessen the harm it could cause if it moved to a different part of the body such as the lungs," Moll said.
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When reports first emerged of the company looking to list, it was actually estimated to be valued at around ¥1 trillion — almost double today's valuation, which is a mark perhaps of how over-inflated prices were then, or how tough the messaging market is and appears to be consolidating rapidly with the big simply getting bigger.
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Industry group WindEurope said that a total of 3.7 gigawatts (GW) of new capacity has been financed this year, with almost 75 percent of new investments in the U.K. The size of the wind turbines being installed is also getting bigger, now averaging 4.8 megawatts, a 15 percent increase compared to the same period last year.
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In July, industry group WindEurope said that a total of 3.7 gigawatts (GW) of new capacity has been financed this year, with almost 75 percent of new investments in the U.K. The size of the wind turbines being installed is also getting bigger, now averaging 4.8 megawatts, a 15 percent increase compared to the same period last year.
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Such serious discrepancy in customer acclaim for banking apps between neobanks and legacy banks is concerning, as challenger banks are only getting bigger: Monzo hit the 2 million customer milestone in May, per Finextra, and Starling — which had 460,000 personal accounts in February, according toTechCrunch — says it intends to reach 1 million customers by the end of the year.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeSteyer calls for cuts to defense spending House to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Khanna: Timing of Iran bill being weighed against getting bigger majority MORE's (D-Calif.) resolution to repeal the earlier action, known as an authorization for use of military force (AUMF), that governed the Iraq War.
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I remain a skeptic, but this is the test: if the knock on him is that he only shows up for big matches (and fair play to him, he's earned that right and getting money from the McMahons while going half-speed is okay in my book), it's never getting bigger than a Wrestlemania title match against AJ Styles.
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The racial wealth gap in the US keeps getting bigger — and it could cost the economy as much as $1.5 trillion by 2028A gas station clerk was fired after he told a group of Latina women to 'go back to their country'A North Carolina recreation center is being slammed over 'racist' rules that banned weaves, dread locks, and baggy pants
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Image: DieselLook I knew smartwatches were just going to keep getting bigger as device makers try to cram more stuff into them, and I knew fashion and tech joining forces would lead to ridiculous stuff, but a smartwatch with a 21.39-inch display is too much—the Samsung Galaxy Watch comes in a 42mm and 46mm design—both of which are enormous.
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"When (the bill) gets in place, when people see their paychecks getting bigger in February because withholding tables have adjusted to reflect their tax cuts, when businesses are keeping more of what they earn, when they can write off their spending and hire more people, that's going to change its popularity, I am convinced," he told CBS in an interview.
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Why France's forests are getting bigger - The Economist, July 18th 2019 Trees are covering more of the land in rich countries - The Economist, November 30th 2017 The Crowther Institute studyOn July 5th 2019, the Crowther Institute, a research lab focused on the environment, published a report that set out to show the potential of planting trees in fighting climate change.
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This 30-year-old turtle was living high on the hog for a number of years until she developed a hole near her nostril, probably caused during mating ("Male turtles are very rambunctious when they are trying to woo a female," said Michael Ogle, the zoo's herpetology curator.) They cleaned out the hole and tried to give the turtle antibiotics but it kept getting bigger.
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"When (the bill) gets in place, when people see their paychecks getting bigger in February because withholding tables have adjusted to reflect their tax cuts, when businesses are keeping more of what they earn, when they can write off their spending and hire more people, that's going to change its popularity, I am convinced," Ryan said, predicting a spike in approval ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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Read more: The racial wealth gap in the US keeps getting bigger — and it could cost the economy as much as $23 trillion by 19823The billionaire investor Warren Buffett wrote in The New York Times in 21982 that the percentage of his income that he pays in taxes has plummeted in recent decades, saying that he pays a lower tax rate than his secretary.
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Materials stronger than Gorilla Glass exist, but make the phone too expensive per unit (in the case of "unbreakable" sapphire glass) or not sexy enough (in the case of plastic.) And if you're willing to have your entire view of phone manufacturers shattered, or at least cracked, consider the unfounded but compelling theory that our phones are getting bigger as humans remain the same size on purpose, so we're more likely to drop them.
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"There is no doubt we were trying to communicate to the American public that they should expect a fair trial, that we expected a fair trial," House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerHouse poised to hand impeachment articles to Senate House to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Khanna: Timing of Iran bill being weighed against getting bigger majority MORE (D-Md.) told reporters in the Capitol on Tuesday.
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"I just think that purely from a philosophical point of view, if pandemics are the big threat to global health right now, and our math shows they're increasing in frequency and getting bigger and are exponentially rising in costs, then isn't it about time we treated it at the species level and said this is an existential threat to us?" said Daszak, who also serves as president of EcoHealth Alliance, a nonprofit that studies emerging infectious diseases.
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"The clarity on tax has unclogged some of the M&A activity that was strategically imperative, but companies were waiting for the right financial timing," said Anu Aiyengar, head of North America M&A at JPMorgan Chase & Co. While the value of M&A deals globally increased 67 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2018, the number of deals dropped by 10 percent to 10,338, preliminary Thomson Reuters data show, reflecting how deals on average are getting bigger.
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And yet after learning that Darroch wrote all of this, Trump's response was not only to say he would no longer deal with him, but to tweet out — on Tuesday, days after the leak — that Darroch was "very stupid" and a "pompous fool" and also, "Tell him the USA now has the best Economy & Military anywhere in the World, by far and they are both only getting bigger, better and stronger.....Thank you, Mr. President!" thus ensuring that this would be a multiday story.
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Their features were distinct, yet similar, and the snow, or static, call it what you will, was expanding, the flakes getting bigger, their wild movement driven in swirls, rising while falling, and sweeping in from both the left and the right, obscuring everything, the table, the window, and Jim and Hank, too, as if they were being swallowed up by a blizzard, while the humming noise intensified, grew shrill, and started to stutter with a kind of Doppler effect, pulsing louder at a higher and higher frequency.
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