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It's not only about making electric rates go sky high.
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When you look at the approval ratings for nearly every president, they go sky-high briefly around the inauguration.
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Early exposure to the atmosphere — against lightly regarded opponents like Thailand and Chile — could prove invaluable when the stakes go sky high.
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"You take the Hispanic workforce away from agriculture, the price of food will go sky-high and you'll be looking at empty shelves," said McMahon.
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Wall Street regularly sees biotech companies or cybersecurity startups go sky-high on the promise of future profits even though the stocks may currently be awash in red ink.
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At the time, car traffic was low in London, but car-ownership expanded in the post- war period alongside their business; by the late 1950s, they owned more than ten car parks. As The Independent summarised in 1998: "Whether the two knew that the motor-car would become of the cylinders in society's engine or property prices would go sky high is not clear. What is not difficult to say is that the duo's remarkable rise places them among of the best British business-people of their generation." In 1958, they purchased National Car Parks (NCP) and it became their focus. In 1984, they also acquired Green Flag, but the 1980s also witnessed growing competition from Europarks, which culminated in a 1993 court case in which an NCP employee was charged with conspiracy to defraud after allegedly using a security firm to spy on Europarks; the employee was acquitted,David Connett, "Car parks chief is cleared of spying on rival", The Independent, 13 March 1993.
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