Their kids' tuition has gone up, their health insurance has gone up, but you know what hasn't gone up?
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"Our fund size has gone up and our portfolio size has gone up," says Parekh.
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"The price of grapes has gone up, but it's gone up 50 percent," he said.
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ADVERTISING EXPENDITURES HAS GONE UP. R&D HAS GONE UP. OK, THAT SLIDE IS SO MISLEADING.
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" In fact, she added, at the Bass, "our budget has gone up, our attendance has gone up.
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As the consumer confidence survey numbers have gone up, approval ratings for all presidents have gone up.
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This president, the consumer confidence numbers have gone up and his approval ratings have not gone up.
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In fact, student loan debt has gone up every year since 1977, faster than inflation has gone up.
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"Our wages haven't really gone up in the same way that other jobs' wages have gone up," he says.
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"Even though the SPX has gone up, because it has gone up in such a parabolic fashion the VIX has gone up as well," said Stephen Aniston, president of investment adviser Black Peak Capital, in Connecticut.
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You asked about the Mueller investigation -- Trump&aposs numbers have gone up, the Republican numbers have gone up, as that investigation has carried on.
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"As rents have gone up fairly significantly in the last few years, homeownership, although it's gone up as well, it may have become relatively more affordable," Doherty says.
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You can see here that kids' performance has gone up in the DCPS system, and it's gone up even more if you look at the city as a whole.
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While insurance premiums have gone up, they have actually gone up less quickly than in the past and 20 percent less than the Congressional Budget Office predicted in 2009.
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"Premiums have gone up, but I will submit that they have gone up at a much lower percentage than premiums were going up before the ACA was enacted," said Rep.
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"If you ask the average person on the streets, 'Have deficits gone up or down under Obama?' probably 70 percent would say they've gone up," the president told The Times Magazine.
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"Our paychecks haven't gone up by that amount," Pence said.
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Every year I've been on Obamacare, premiums have gone up.
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As for Alphabet, its shares have gone up and down.
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In Nigeria, it's gone up from 143 to 56 percent.
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Gas prices have gone up and the total is $10.
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Premiums that have gone up go back down a little.
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" Sherman adds that "the risk of war has gone up.
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It's gone up from 62% in 2013 to 65% now.
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But production costs haven't really gone up, according to Werckman.
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Yeah, the episode length has gone up significantly over time.
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The VIX has always gone up in the final month.
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Banks said their inquiries from clients had gone up recently.
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It happens as equity markets have gone up like crazy.
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G: Oh their business has gone up a lot more.
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QUICK: STOCK HAS GONE UP AND DOWN BY ABOUT $3.50.
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By 24.3 the fertility rate had gone up to 233.
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The amount of money that VCs manage has gone up.
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We have sufficient power and the price has gone up.
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U.S. based international companies should have gone up, not down.
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Energy intake from fat in Mexico has gone up rapidly.
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That's not gone up yet though, you're working on it.
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It's gone up since then — it's probably at 1.15 now.
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So it's gone up ten times in as many years.
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For the sick, deductibles would have gone up, not down.
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That cover story may have just gone up in smoke.
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This has gone up to 65 percent as of 2016.
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"It seems like the prices have gone up," she said.
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The temperature in the room has gone up ten degrees.
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But that idea appears to have gone up in smoke.
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The outlook for four hikes this year have gone up.
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Input bandwidth has gone up because of video and imagery.
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More than 16 million acres have gone up in flames.
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"My energy level's gone up," Woodyard, told the Associated Press.
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In spite of the smaller acreage, production has gone up.
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In spite of the smaller acreage, production has gone up.
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Through the years, American Express stock gone up and down.
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Local pickets have gone up across the state as well.
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Klobuchar's positive numbers have gone up 5 points to 43%.
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The authors don't know why the cases have gone up.
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And under Mr. Garcetti, crime and homelessness have gone up.
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And the prices have gone up to match its popularity.
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In six weeks the euro has gone up a nickel.
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Meanwhile the minimum wage has gone up, thanks to Trump.
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With that increased demand, Teladoc shares have also gone up.
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Stock has consistently gone up since it IPO'd this fall.
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Prescriptions have gone up and the coverage has gone down.
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Billboards and posters demanding his return have gone up across Beirut.
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In Mayer's case, Yahoo stock has gone up during her tenure.
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My Apple investment, including dividends, has gone up over 163,000 percent.
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Two additional posts have gone up since, following the same playbook.
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So in a way, the vessel utilization actually has gone up.
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At the same time, the average deductible has gone up $2612,25.
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And on Sunday, fans learned that number has now gone up.
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The president&aposs numbers with Hispanics has gone up 10 points.
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"Their confidence has gone up," says Christina Herum, a fellow teacher.
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Yet home purchases have decreased as mortgage rates have gone up.
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Women's real earnings have gone up 3.9 percent during the period.
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Likewise, the search for hotels in these areas has gone up.
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"The number of applications this year has gone up," Gibralter said.
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Since the election, these indicators have gone up 40%, 40%, 30%.
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ARROYO: This has gone up from 21986 percent to 290 percent.
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My premiums have gone up nearly 100 percent from last year.
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Average wages have been stagnant, health care costs have gone up.
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He admitted that since the program's implementation, crime has gone up.
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By early October, Kimmel's viewership had gone up by 9 percent.
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The market had gone up almost every day since the election.
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I could have gone up and pretended to be somebody else.
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But it has gone up because of Trump's victory, McConnell said.
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Over the years, the money they charge has gone up ridiculously.
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The self-induced abortion rate in the state has gone up.
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"He should not have gone up that night," Gillon tells PEOPLE.
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It's gone up at a rate 10 times faster than inflation.
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Clinton's favorability ratings have gone up slightly since the Democratic convention.
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SMH has gone up 17% since Terranova bought it last month.
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THE STOCK HAS GONE UP SINCE YOU ANNOUNCED YOUR SHORT POSITION.
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It's gone up and it's gotten worse since he's been president.
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Taxes on the really, really rich have gone up even more.
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EBay shares have gone up 34 percent in the past year.
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Rates of murder and robbery have already gone up this year.
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Interest rates have gone up seven times since Trump took office.
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Similar fliers have gone up in Nebraska, Washington State and Pennsylvania.
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"Their risks would have gone up on many levels," Rowe said.
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The American federal minimum wage hasn't gone up in a decade.
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Over in the other game, Egypt has gone up 1-0.
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A niece's rape, cousins gone up in smoke through the chimneys.
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As a result, overall traffic to news sites has gone up.
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Recently, however, only a handful of actual troops have gone up.
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Core inflation too has gone up by 220 bps to 3.76%.
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Andrew Yang: Well, it's gone up for a host of reasons.
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The chance that Sanders wins has gone up in recent days.
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That number has gone up under Trump, to 22019 per 250,2000.
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So, core PCE has gone up from 1.93, 1.6, to 1.8.
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Meanwhile, some families' insurance premiums have gone up year after year.
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This president's approval rating has gone up during the impeachment process.
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She had gone up against impossible odds all of her life.
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As a result, his political career has gone up in flames.
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The company's stock has gone up fivefold from its offer price.
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The cost of basic foodstuffs has gone up 21% to 223%.
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So expectations have gone up, and it is a high bar.
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"My energy level's gone up," Woodyard, recently told the Associated Press.
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Market expectations of no deal have gone up in recent months.
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But if you follow them, their income has gone up. Okay.
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VICE: You've gone up against the Establishment and tweeted your experience.
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"One of the things that's happening of late is that we've had a rare thing where stocks have gone up and yields have gone up together, and that reflects to some extent, increasing confidence," said Paulsen.
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"In the places where they have legalized marijuana ... crime has gone up ... medical costs and hospitalization costs have gone up significantly, much more than the tax dollars that the state had hoped to receive," he said.
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CHAFFETZ: Well, but homeland security funding has actually gone up despite what.
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It's actually gone up quite significantly from 277 (230) until 2100 (113).
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The ticket prices, and dues, have gone up since Trump became president.
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He's gone up from a year and a half ago so much.
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Since the election, that's gone up to 500 new members a month.
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Locals joke that Mr Jobs's photo may have gone up more recently.
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Retail wages had gone up more but have seen smaller gains recently.
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You know, they've gone up hundreds of percent since [I've become] president.
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But as rates have gone up, worries about feedback have since subsided.
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It went down in March, and now its gone up to 77,000.
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Prices have gone up as real dollars have become even more scarce.
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That's usually about a decade's worth of life gone up in smoke.
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I can't believe it's gone up almost $0.20/gallon in one week!
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The man at this year's Burning Man has gone up in flames.
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The fact that tuition has gone up while wages haven't contributes, too.
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These had gone up by only 0.5 percent in November, Reuters reported.
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One of the sources said demand had gone up to $60 billion.
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Oil prices have gone up and down many times in my lifetime.
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Our maternal deaths have gone up more than in other developed countries.
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Taxes have gone up, but neither infrastructure nor public services have improved.
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But housing and the cost of living has gone up as well.
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Respect for police has also gone up among Republicans, independents and conservatives.
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Although I've definitely gone up on shoulders before and it's really fun.
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Premiums in the individual marketplace would have gone up by 20 percent.
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The number of fatalities from the fires has gone up almost daily.
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Sea levels have already gone up 7 to 8 inches since 1900.
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He has gone up against gargantuan conglomerates and returned with the prize.
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That's one 10-year-old you just shouldn't have gone up against.
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But crime reporting has gone up 800 percent in the same period.
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Smoking has gone down as the use of vaporizers has gone up.
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Women's real earnings have gone up 3.9 percent during the same period.
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Their prices seem to have gone up, because the meal is $13.89!
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The cost of water service has gone up 41 percent since 2010.
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Over the years my tinnitus has gone up and down in volume.
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One day he wakes up, and the Berlin Wall has gone up.
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As a result, our sales have actually gone up since the storm.
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And the real wage rate would have gone up by about 0.19%.
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For any uber-premium creator, the value has gone up 10 times.
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" Murray said "where the numbers have really gone up is with governors.
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Given Twitter's user growth since then, that number has likely gone up.
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The average price of N295 face masks has gone up even more.
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It's a lot of travel, and "Everything has gone up," Hiatt said.
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"What's fascinating is productivity has actually gone up from home," he said.
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"What's fascinating is productivity has actually gone up from home," he said.
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And one can imagine that number has only gone up since then.
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The federal gas tax hasn't gone up in more than 20 years.
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"I've never gone up against a foreign military intelligence unit," Brazile said.
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In fact, it has gone up even more than health care spending.
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We're guessing that may have gone up in the last 2 years.
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"If you buy what has gone up just because it has gone up, you are buying for reasons that have nothing to do with valuations and run the risk of buying at the top of a bubble," he said.
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But "even then, the price has gone up, it's gone up by about 6%-7% rather than the 10% that we're seeing effectively in the spot market, so there is a risk premium being built by markets," Goldfeld said.
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Though churn has gone up, the Big Four have become more dominant, however.
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By Friday it had gone up 10% to close at just over $27.
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But energy imports from Russia have actually gone up in the years since.
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So, rates went down in the second quarter which should have gone up.
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THE MINIMUM WAGE FOR THE PESO HAS BARELY GONE UP IN PESO TERMS.
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That report said heroin-related deaths have gone up five-fold since 2000.
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The amount of people coming out of eastern Aleppo has gone up exponentially.
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THE COMPANY IS NOT SELLING -- YOU KNOW IT'S GONE UP A GREAT DEAL.
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Shares have gone up more than 600 percent since its IPO in 2015.
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Globally, sea levels have gone up about eight inches since the early 20113s.
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When a slow burn fic updates and the rating has gone up pic.twitter.
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In the past year, Alphabet shares have gone up by around 11 percent.
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A snap poll suggested that his party's support has gone up a bit.
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The need for such advice has gone up as the market has matured.
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WALTER ISAACSON: That 65% is stable, or has it gone up or down?
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If my pay hasn't gone up lately, if I can't afford a house.
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And syphilis cases have gone up by 76 percent, from 17,375 to 30,644.
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Over time, the marriage age has gone up and frequency has gone down.
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It shouldn't be too surprising that Trump's approval rating has not gone up.
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Since 2010, individual premiums have gone up 85033 percent and deductibles have soared.
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Why has the price of Humalog insulin gone up 700% in 20 years?
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Various data show that housing prices in Australia have indeed gone up starkly.
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REUTERS: Co2 emissions have gone up by the largest amount in eight years.
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The students say their rents have gone up by 56 percent since 2009.
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The cost of living has gone up, but wages aren't rising as quickly.
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By the end of the year, that number had gone up to 25.
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The price has gone up a little bit on a bunch of stuff.
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Prices have gone up for everything that matters, while wages haven't followed suit.
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Its share price has gone up nearly 130 percent since its initial listing.
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But the number of foreign companies has gone up to 294 from 195.
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In the past year, Microsoft's stock has gone up more than 40 percent.
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By age 50, people's ideal age had gone up to their late 603s.
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"After the last three shutdowns, the market has actually gone up," he said.
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More than 505,900 acres have gone up in flames so far in California.
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" Bond yields "have gone up because of the higher doller, which has risen.
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So far, it has gone up to five knots for 22019 nautical miles.
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By one count, a dozen hotels have gone up in Chinatown since 2008.
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The quality of those has gone up significantly over the past few years.
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The biggest winners, per CNBC: United's stock has gone up 1,400% since 2009.
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The national prices in several coffee- and cacao-growing countries has gone up.
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The opportunity cost of gold has gone up because there's better opportunities elsewhere.
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That's because the limits for pretax saving have gone up for aspiring retirees.
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But she noted that youth participation in the sport has definitely gone up.
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"Real incomes haven't gone up in 20, 30, 40 years," Mr. Hanna said.
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"Kashmir sapphires have gone up 500 percent in the last decade," he said.
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Mainly because if you have assets before and they've gone up in value.
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I think that's because somehow, the price of used cars has gone up.
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But overall, the price of entry to the Apple ecosystem has gone up.
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Since The Cut published Beach's piece, Calloway's follower count has only gone up.
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Already 22 statues have gone up in New York, many in Central Park.
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I asked him if he'd gone up to the gates for the raid.
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The minimum wage has also gone up again for 2019, by 11 percent.
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Several new rental buildings have gone up around Third Avenue and 39th Street.
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Crime has gone up in Colorado and Washington since those states legalized marijuana.
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And it's gone up 20 points in the last year and a half.
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Unfortunately we have seen that words have created some damage and (Italian) interest rates have gone up... They have gone up for households and for firms, however all this hasn't created much of a spillover to other euro area countries.
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After all, the Golden Company's fighters have never gone up against a dragon before.
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In that same period, profits for Disney parks and resorts have gone up 47%.
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Interest in neoprene suits, for instance, has gone up 48% over the past year.
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He still operates an adventure every two weeks, but his prices have gone up.
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Does that surprise you at all that the numbers have gone up so much?
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"Defence spending on the whole, not only maritime surveillance, has gone up," he said.
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Yes, its overall longevity has gone up by slightly more than half an hour.
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The cost of the annual pass, however, has gone up, from $156 to $168.
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Retail petrol and diesel prices in Delhi this year have gone up about 6%.
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Another trainee has gone up to review the next post, but Chloe cannot concentrate.
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While the price has gone up, deep-pocketed owners probably won't find themselves frowning.
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Hillary's coronation was predicated on a conviction that has just gone up in smoke.
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Meanwhile, several European universities said the number of Iranians studying there had gone up.
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So it's gone up a lot in three years for such a small space.
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The percentage of data access requests Apple has approved has gone up over time.
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Mortgage rates have gone up by half a percentage point 14 times since 1971.
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As the years progress, the increasingly rare shoes have gone up in resell price.
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You know that because the murders have gone up since he&aposs been there.
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In that same period, profits for Disney's parks and resorts have gone up 47%.
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Everybody on that organization, their level has gone up because he's on their team.
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It's only a $200 increase on an $80,000 car, but they've still gone up.
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This billboard has gone up just days before the Golden Globes on January 6.
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Wednesday, 24 hours after Romero's post had gone up, it had generated 75 responses.
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DAP rates have gone up because of higher overseas prices and India's weaker currency.
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Pop music, meanwhile, has gone up 50% in relative growth in the last month.
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Healthcare has gone up three times faster than inflation in the past 40 years.
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Unfortunately, when I checked that night, prices had gone up to more like $200.
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At about $0.18 per gallon (higher for diesel), it hasn't gone up since 1993.
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There are still great painters, and their works have only gone up in price.
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Interchange fees for many small transactions have actually gone up since the Amendment's passage.
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The cost of a lot of things that we need has gone up already.
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And that's why stocks have gone up 40 percent in the last 20 months.
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They're dividend payers and investors have sold them as bond yields have gone up.
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The price of a "Forever" stamp has gone up a nickel -- to 55 cents.
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The average deductible for employer-based coverage has gone up almost 400% since 2006.
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The gas tax in California has not gone up in 25 years — until now.
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Demand for soup, cereal, snacks and dry baking mixes in particular has gone up.
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Instead, 2,500 drugs have gone up in double digits since he came into office.
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The temperature has gone up noticeably in the Arctic, and the ice is melting.
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As a result, the rate has gone up more than might first be apparent.
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The number of bicycling deaths has gone up, however, because more people are cycling.
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A spate of murals also has gone up, brightening the facades of local buildings.
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But while Trump's approval rating hasn't declined, it hasn't gone up much recently, either.
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Prices to us have not gone up, and in some cases, have come down.
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Its fortunes have gone up and down since, often because of internal political struggles.
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This isn't the first time this set of Corvettes has gone up for auction.
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The number of collisions between cyclists has gone up by roughly the same amount.
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The price of bonds for release from immigration detention have gone up for many.
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A body had been found in her house, which had gone up in flames.
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"Rents have gone up at an extraordinary pace since the financial crisis," Meehan said.
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Suicide rates have gone up 25% in the US in the last 20 years.
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When I got the bypass surgery, my weight had gone up to 340 pounds.
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Wind energy production has also gone up, mitigating some of the increase in demand.
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"Support for Labour among younger voters has gone up, and gone up dramatically, but then the crucial question is whether these young people will come out to vote," said John Curtice, a leading psephologist who is president of the British Polling Council.
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And the temperature in the United States has gone up even more — nearly 0.85 degrees.
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For comparison, the overall book market has gone up a mere 33 percent since 2004.
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In fact, the markets have gone up and the farmers are going to do great.
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The costs of serving those clients, however, have gone up dramatically since the financial crisis.
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So far, almost a dozen pictures have gone up, including some from inside the structures.
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Amazon's form appears to have gone up in early April, according to internet archive records.
|
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But the cable industry has been consolidating for decades, and bills have only gone up.
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The price at the pump has gone up 41 cents over the past nine weeks.
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Every year since 1994, ecologists have gone up to the Arctic to measure the reindeer.
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And in the all important US & Canada region, it's gone up from 73.1% to 77.1%.
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The price of almost every service, from driving licences to gun permits, has gone up.
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The fastest-growing cost is prescription drugs, which have gone up by 253% since 2000.
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So, as the tax cost of capital has gone up, business investment has come down.
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Match Group's chances of acquiring the dating app Bumble have officially gone up in flames.
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Numbers of secretaries of defense have gone up to the men to offer their support.
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WHAT HAPPENS IF MORTGAGE RATES GO UP FURTHER FOR WHAT THEY'VE GONE UP SO FAR.
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And what happens if mortgage rates go further from what they've gone up so far.
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A double-digit increase means it's only gone up a couple of cents in value.
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Per Visa, their fraud levels have actually gone up, by a not-insignificant 11.4 percent.
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But I would say the chance has gone up, because of how outrageous Trump is.
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Allowing for this, the number of retractions per journal has not gone up (chart 2).
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What, you know, about the fact that his numbers among black people have gone up?
|
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For instance, in expansion states, the rate of early stage cancer diagnoses has gone up.
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Buffalo Phil's caught onto the scheme after noticing their monthly cable bill had gone up.
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Pensions and public sector wages have gone up, and new infra-structure has been built.
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You mentioned some of the prices; some of them have gone up to about $21,000.
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And some of those have gone up to maybe 11% or something of the sort.
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Scores for 9- and 13-year-olds on reading and math tests have gone up.
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But arrests of undocumented immigrants have gone up, in particular of the non-criminal variety.
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Wow, just heard that my poll numbers with Hispanics has gone up 22019%, to 50%.
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The incidence of violence has gone down and reporting has gone up since its passage.
|
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But over the years, a number of homes and buildings have gone up without permission.
|
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In a matter of minutes, a unique and lucrative asset had gone up in smoke.
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Loan defaults and unemployment have fallen, and home prices have gone up — reducing default risk.
|
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To counter those efforts, Democratic groups have gone up with their own ads defending Baldwin.
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This number is even including parcels, which have gone up in proportion to paper mail.
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"The tolerance for risk has gone up significantly," said Linda Kozlowski, the chief operating officer.
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I will concede the fact that pension costs are going up and have gone up.
|
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Since the start of the war, the rate of marriage in Yemen has gone up.
|
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The number of ads per commercial break has gone up a lot in recent years.
|
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Countries in Europe said it was too early to say whether cases had gone up.
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Those margins over time, in my view, and it's hard to triangulate, have gone up.
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Housing affordability has gone down, while household debt has gone up — now to record levels.
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Further, the importance of the abortion issue has gone up among pro-abortion-rights Americans.
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HOWARD MARKS: It is more attractive because the earnings estimates have gone up a lot.
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That tells you — that would have happened years ago, it would have gone up $163.
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Statistics show that wages for the average worker have hardly gone up since the 1970s.
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According to Politico, other costs at Mar-a-Lago have gone up since Trump's inauguration.
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He highlighted cloud-based software company Salesforce whose stock has gone up 12% this year.
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" Solaredge Technologies: "Because of your state and the rules, these solar companies have gone up.
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First of all, measures of concentration — the conventional measures of industry concentration have gone up.
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Wow, just heard that my poll numbers with Hispanics has gone up 250%, to 250%.
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Medical marijuana use among the general Canadian population has also gone up in recent years.
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The deficit has gone down in recent years, and the stock market has gone up.
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"It's horrible, it's 800 years of history gone up in smoke," said German tourist Katrin Recke.
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"Illegal entries are down 50 percent already," Sessions said, "and the wall hasn't even gone up."
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That number has gone up over the years, and Hannah had 30 to start her season.
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And really, their premium sales have all gone up since Microsoft has introduced its Surface line.
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A shot of McFarland pacing as he realizes everything has almost literally gone up in flames?
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Their paychecks are unchanged, while everyday expenses like housing, health care and gas have gone up.
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"Fertilizer supplies in some regions are quite tight and prices have gone up quickly," said NDRC.
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What's more, U.S. wine consumption has continually gone up in the past 25 years, Zraly said.
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People are worried about what's coming and, of course, costs have gone up across the board.
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Like a seesaw, oil prices have gone up in February, while energy stocks have gone down.
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While the spending has gone up in recent years, the guest list size has gone down.
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Fuel prices have gone up four times in 2018, yet the government's subsidy bill keeps climbing.
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On this narrow measure, he has succeeded: their number has gone up by 2m since 2015.
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On average, train fares have gone up 3.4 percent, the steepest price increase in five years.
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Since the end of 2013, the price has gone up by 15 percent every other quarter.
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A kilogram of beetroot from Poland has gone up from 20p ($0.25) per kilogram to 26p.
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There have been times when I've gone up to a year without it, to be honest.
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Police reports of hate crime have gone up by more than 42% from June 16-30.
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Average deployment time has gone up roughly 30 percent in recent years, according to the Navy.
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The number of years that it takes venture-backed companies to go public has gone up.
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But one thing that's helped with rails is that natural gas has gone up in price.
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As with Florida, the price depends on the day, but admission has gone up all around.
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"They've gone up in young, healthy 18-year olds and in 35-year-olds," he adds.
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Time spent on Facebook platforms has gone up by 10 minutes over the last two years.
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And as more acres have burned, the costs of fighting fires have gone up as well.
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Already, prices have gone up from the preliminary prospectus distributed to tenants about two years ago.
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Since that study, inflation has only gone up, reaching a near six-year high for November.
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Emergency room use has gone up, not down, since the passage of the Affordable Care Act.
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In the years since, the rate has gone up to 43.6 deaths per year, he says.
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"We've gone up uninterrupted really this entire year," said Todd Sohn, technical analysts with Strategas Research.
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"Since he made that prediction our stock has gone up," Travis said on CNBC on Friday.
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And most people get excited about a stock or about the market after it's gone up.
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While Alberta's oil industry has taken a hit, the international price of oil has gone up.
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While the jail population has fallen in recent years, several measures of violence have gone up.
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About New York The curtain had gone up on the play "Quietly" about 553 minutes earlier.
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High-rises have gone up on long-empty lots, while promised parks have come to life.
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"Generally, demand for the product has gone up due to the nature of it," he says.
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Sure, Tesla shares have gone up a ton if you look over the longer time frame.
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Nationwide, reported Hep A cases have gone up almost 30 percent year over year since 2016.
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"Everything has gone up, even locally produced cars are now 40 percent more expensive," he said.
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"I don't think our side has recognized that the price is gone up," Mr. Yun said.
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And again, China is devaluing their currency, they're pouring out money, the prices haven't gone up.
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In April, nearly four months later, his tumor has shrunk and his weight has gone up.
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Some 240,2220 square kilometres on the islands of Sumatra and Borneo have gone up in flames.
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What's left of the Republican reputation for competent fiscal stewardship has now gone up in flames.
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And yet, year after year after year since then, per capita meat consumption has gone up.
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While the real estate market has gone up and down, it has never declined over time.
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And just as surely as the president has bashed CNN, the network's ratings have gone up.
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People-- start out thinking stocks are cheap and then they start thinking stocks have gone up.
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With enjoying a more complex approach to my work now, the time naturally has gone up.
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Over the past four years, annual global bond supply has gone up by almost $1 trillion.
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It's great that the stock market has gone up at record rates since he was elected.
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Over a longer time frame, Oracle's stock has gone up, though less than the broader market.
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Since November, both companies stock prices have gone up more than 100 percent since Election Day.
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Since 2006, when the tiger population sat at 1,411, numbers have gone up by nearly 60%.
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Their paychecks are unchanged, while everyday costs like housing, health care and gas have gone up.
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Camps for displaced Syrians the size of small cities have gone up over the past year.
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She recognizes the rents have gone up a lot year over year, she recognizes that health care has gone up year over year for the $40,000 [a year] person [and] she recognizes that gasoline prices are not offsetting that," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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That's now gone up to 75%, Vestager said today; with 40% having more than one rival appearing.
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Among those ages 793 to 279, marijuana use had gone up during that time period by 220%.
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"The risk of no deal and no transition has gone up," Cunliffe told a conference in Lisbon.
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Some of the people I've endorsed have gone up 260 and 22014 points just on the endorsement.
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A new report from the CDC shows that suicide rates have gone up 220 percent since 22020.
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Their numbers have gone up recently due to declining cod populations, but they're still vulnerable to dolphins.
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Food insecurity and pollution have gone up, and families have been massively displaced in their daily life.
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To help her kids get through it, Dion told them he had "gone up" into the sky.
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Every single year our annual sales have gone up nicely, nice growth every year since our inception.
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The links seem to have gone up as Google announced its new lineup of hardware on Wednesday.
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But thanks to stellar earnings reports these past couple of quarters, Amazon stock has only gone up.
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The price fluctuates, but it's gone up in recent months, reaching an average as high as $55.
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Basically, "the dinosaurs may have gone up in smoke," as a press release rather theatrically puts it.
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You'd suspect that latter figure has gone up a few notches in the months that have passed.
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Revenue on mobile has gone up since 2014 as Apple continues to grow and mobile usage increases.
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And data showed survival rates for heart attacks, strokes and several types of cancer have gone up.
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WAPNER: You mentioned the speed in which rates have gone up, was it faster than you thought?
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In the post-financial crisis world, the number of Americans holding no credit cards has gone up.
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By the end of trading Thursday, shares had gone up more than 20153 percent, closing at $27.58.
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" Then he added, "Material costs too have gone up, and some of that is tariffs for sure.
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A billboard showing a cartoon Durant wearing a blue Knicks jersey has gone up near the arena.
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" Then he added, "Material costs too have gone up, and some of that is tariffs, for sure.
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But here is the point: Tuition has gone up a lot — not 6,000 percent, but a lot.
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Since they moved, "service level and quality has gone up and cost has gone down," Workman said.
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The number of rhinos killed has gone up in the continent for six years in a row.
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Also, while wages have gone up, the story doesn't specify whether pay is rising for legal immigrants.
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According to the Andrews McMeel, social engagement on the strip has gone up more than 500 percent.
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"I'm sure it correlates to the fact that the market in L.A. has gone up," he said.
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Steel prices have gone up a lot and there's more users of steel that producers of steel.
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"Prices have gone up like crazy and salaries not at all," said another protester, Tseren Tsagaan, 62.
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He also told the news outlet that his presidential prospects had "only gone up" in recent weeks.
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Overall, its growth in Asia has gone up by 26 percent year on year, the bank said.
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My happiness level has gone up, 'Barry' is a giant success, and I finally get to direct.
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Since June, Trump's disapproval numbers have gone up by 2 points, while Balderson's disapproval numbers have doubled.
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Prices for the drug have gone up as much as 103 percent over the past five years.
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They concluded that both the number of abortions and the number of unsafe abortions have gone up.
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Third-quarter profit estimates have also gone up, to $1.27 a share from $1.15 three months ago.
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Along the Chinese border, a fence has gone up, with new watchtowers installed and more guards posted.
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I'd gone up to Canada, to Vancouver, to visit him when he was doing the game thing.
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The share of private health plans that have deductibles has gone up to something like 80 percent.
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"I do believe that the program has gone up since I've been here," said Rogers, a senior.
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And then the rare record, you'll see on Discogs, the value of it will have gone up.
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That building and others that have gone up are filled with apartments costing $30 million or more.
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According to the article, tuition fees have gone up by 60 percent in the last five years.
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Mr. Xu, 44, said the price of a watermelon has gone up by more than a dollar.
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Go around a room like this and for most people wages haven't gone up in a generation.
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Property prices have also gone up, and a new police station has opened across from the compound.
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Since then, a dozen free-standing poles have gone up around the Haida reserve of Old Massett.
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Her campaign has already gone up on air in swing states with a message to that effect.
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As you know, 13-million acres have gone up in flames with grim prospects for the future.
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Deloitte's Wilson said the incidence of that practice has gone up "strongly" in the last few years.
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Premiums on Obamacare exchanges have gone up by double digits annually ever since their formation in 2013.
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I bought a house five years ago and the taxes have gone up $200 every single year.
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"If my son were still in Iraq and I say to all those who were there, the threat to their life has gone up a couple of clicks, it has gone up a couple clicks," Biden said, referencing his late son Beau, who died of cancer in 2015.
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So you have to ask the question, has the price of those services gone up in data terms?
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She's visibly gone up (and down) in cup sizes over the years, and ended up really regretting it.
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List prices get all the attention, and they have gone up, but they don't tell the full story.
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In the past three months, we know that the prices on washing machines have gone up 17 percent.
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But tougher bosses await, the entry fees have gone up, and the achievements are harder to, well, achieve.
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"We are now the bigger business by size, but the complementarity if anything has gone up," he said.
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He said Senior was able to pass tariff costs to its customers but lead times had gone up.
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This isn't the first time a black candidate has gone up against a white one in gubernatorial primary.
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New research from the nonprofit Common Sense Media says it's gone up to about an hour a day.
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Yes, but: Premiums are falling this year in part because they've gone up so much in the past.
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His approval ratings may have gone up a bit, but he is still driving Democrats to the polls.
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That may explain why "pediatric survival rates have gone up much more than those in adults," he said.
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Nintendo's fortunes have gone up and down in the decades since ROM sites became popular on the internet.
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PB: Valuations have gone up over the last 10 years [since we launched True] but not unreasonably so.
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But with Chinese electronics now facing tariffs in America, the cost of shipping other products has gone up.
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Although electricity prices nationally have gone up, prices in this region haven't risen disproportionately, according to government data.
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While the number of firearm-related homicides has gone up since 2005, they remain at historically low levels.
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In the past two years, Lyft says, the average hourly earnings for drivers has gone up 7 percent.
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Demand for his seminars has gone up since September, leading him to struggle to keep up, Dandekar said.
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From 1976-2001, the habitat increased by 4.9 percent, and has only gone up by 0.4% since 2001.
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Over the past 65.63 years, the average rent for a new apartment has gone up by 28 percent.
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The brand, which had previously only gone up to XL, will also include bra sizes up to 38E.
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The rate of suicides in the US has gone up over the past 15 years — for almost everyone.
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"Many commodities prices have gone up crazily," said Du Shaoxing, a futures trader in Guangzhou, in southern China.
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But the price tag on this year's race hasn't gone up since the campaign started, and Trump promised.
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Ahmed Attaah, a rickshaw driver, agreed, saying prices have all gone up and life has become very difficult.
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Though click costs have gone up a bit, we're still more than breaking even in our initial testing.
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How could it impact you: Premiums have already gone up because of the uncertainty created by Trump's threats.
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The BBC has reported that incidents of hate crime have gone up by 500 percent since the vote.
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The average daily cost of operations has gone up from $11.4 million per day, as of late December.
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As her income has gone up and she's expanded her family, she's continued to increase her coverage amount.
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Kabbage's revenue has gone up 40% compared with last year, while customers increased 60% in the same time.
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Japan's average marriage age has gone up five years since 1970, and single-parent households are increasingly common.
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And I've got to tell you, I thought Regeneron should have gone up more on that atopic dermatitis.
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The net leverage ratio for such BBB issuers has gone up from 1.7 in 2000 to 2.9 today.
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Meanwhile, the prices of steel and washing machines — both items on which Trump placed tariffs — have gone up.
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Maybe that's why, according to several drink companies, lemonade sales have gone up since the album's HBO debut.
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Vidmar, owner of Pizzeria Rondo in Sevnica, said his business has gone up 20 percent since Election Day.
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The number of agents missing work has gone up significantly as a result of the ongoing government shutdown.
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Four in ten say that their out-of-pocket health costs have gone up over the previous year.
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Mr. Phillips did not dispute that the mayor's dialing for dollars had gone up as the election neared.
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That's a 110% increase over a period of time when wages have only gone up 16%, he says.
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They do go up and down, but since Trump, frankly, it has gone up, as has MSNBC. Yeah.
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We've gone up trillions and trillions of dollars since the election; they've gone way down since my election.
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But even aficionados have been dumbstruck by just how quickly the price has gone up in recent months.
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The number of Brazilians who identify as evangelical Christians has gone up to 22.2 percent from 6.6 percent.
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Additionally, Warren's favorability has gone up slightly since May, while Sanders has remained steady and Biden has slipped.
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After all, the market has gone up when the AFC's New England Patriots and Denver Broncos won championships.
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NBA contracts for players at the top of the league have gone up, up, up in recent years.
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"A lot of people don't realize how much development has gone up in Calistoga," Needham told Business Insider.
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As rates have gone up over the past few months, people are back to a normal thought process.
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Health insurance costs and the minimum wage have gone up, and the rent was already too damn high.
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The increases are particularly high for larger families, explained Boettner, because coinsurance rates and deductibles have gone up.
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Domestic output has gone up, but it hasn't come close to making up for the loss from imports.
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An analyst at a small research firm told his clients Twitter shares have gone up way too far.
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Even as home prices have gone up in many markets, the alternative, continuing to rent, isn't cheap either.
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Their sales have gone up 71% this year, compared to smaller retailers' share going up by just 32%.
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The importer is now selling the 212, and the price has gone up because of the U.S. tariffs.
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Or that hers could have gone up a lot more if you had given them a lot less?
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Even her fans have gone up to her and asked if she would pay off her student loans.
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The price of the shell company Retrophin was buying had suddenly gone up, Mr. Shkreli told an investor.
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It shows that coverage rates have gone up this decade, particularly after Obamacare's health insurance expansion took effect.
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Tony's thread count has gone up over the years, but back in the day it was bare bones.
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AND IF YOU OWN SECURITIES THAT HAVE GONE UP, YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY A TAX JUST BECAUSE THEY'VE GONE UP, BUT IF YOU SAW THEM, YOU DO, AND IF YOU KEPT YOUR BOOKS ON AN ACCOUNTING BASIS, YOU SET UP A LIABILITY FOR THE TAX ON YOUR UNREALIZED GAIN.
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Other studies, though, suggest that consumer prices have gone up in the U.S. as a result of higher levies.
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Tax revenues have gone up from around 8.5% of GDP to 11%, thanks to greater efficiency at border posts.
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"That report's 3 years old, so President-elect Trump would be saying, 'It's probably gone up,' " Kobach told CNN.
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Some prices have gone up by 123 cents, while others have increased by as much as a few dollars.
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In some cities, GOBankingRates found prices for the basics have gone up by more than $2018,000 in one year.
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The fact that the Torch Tower has gone up in flames twice in two years' time isn't just frightening.
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After what I considered a chaotic week the other week, I saw that Trump's approval rating had gone up.
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The increases also don't mean that crime and murder have gone up across the board, even in urban areas.
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Tax spending on Medicaid has gone up more than 25% since 2011 due to Obamacare's expansion of the program.
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"This year, the number [of cases] has gone up a bit," said Sanjay Kumar, a senior state health official.
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"I've been hearing a lot of complaints that electric bills have gone up by $100 or $1043," Read said.
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One reason is its tax bill, which it says has gone up about 20% over the past five years.
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In recent years labour costs have gone up—by more than 60% between 2011 and 2016, say some estimates.
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Below, check out nine cities where personal income has gone up significantly in recent years, ranked by wage growth.
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That is followed by homeowner's insurance, which has gone up 199%, and Medicare Part B premiums, which rose 198%.
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Therefore, if the price of the house has gone up, the amount you pay back will have also increased.
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"Unfortunately we have seen that words have created some damage and (Italian) interest rates have gone up," Draghi said.
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The school's janitor told me that the number of orange and red days has gone up in recent years.
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It means shedding assets that have risen a lot in favour of those that have gone up by less.
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Our fears, though, have gone up, because of the high-profile incidents of mass killings of people caught unaware.
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We've been in a deflationary environment — food deflation, labor's gone up — but we have not taken price beyond inflation.
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Money markets now see an 80 percent chance that UK interest rates will have gone up by March 2018.
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But the number of those arrested whose only crime is living in the US illegally has also gone up.
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His homer numbers have gone up in each of his three years with the Mets — 20, 26 and 30.
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Christy Stone, Troy's mother, said their electric bill has gone up threefold since Troy had the breathing tube inserted.
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Across the nation, deductibles have gone up 2628 percent since 28503, according to a new Kaiser Family Foundation study.
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"Average sales at the firm have gone up 83%," said Sven Tornkvist, head of digital business development at EQT.
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Wages for the top 10% of earners, on the other hand, have gone up nearly 20% during that period.
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The average U.S. property tax bill has gone up by $481 between 2007 and 2017, according to the analysis.
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Not only has the bolívar tanked dramatically since 2016, the value of gold in WoW has continuously gone up.
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By the time the legislative session was adjourned last night, the bill had not gone up for a vote.
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Clinton on the other hand is a seasoned debater, who has gone up against Barack Obama and Bernie Sanders.
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But if you look at the non-manufacturing PMI, which is a function of services, it's actually gone up.
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Among people ages 18 to 34, respect for police has gone up 19 points sine 2015, to 69 percent.
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And as of September 2018, interest rates for private loans have gone up to as much as 14.24 percent.
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And it has gone up over $100 per month for a family of four, and prescriptions are less covered.
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How many intelligent civilizations might have gone up in gamma ray smoke over the course of billions of years?
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Global population has gone up too, and so has the number of garments that a person buys per year.
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Now, SoftBank is competing heavily for deals that they like and oftentimes this means valuations have gone up again.
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Each year, the percentage of people who say they personally know or work with trans people has gone up.
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Graduation rates have gone up throughout New Jersey, but the improvement in Newark has outpaced that of the state.
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I can't afford health insurance, because the average family's premiums have gone up over $5,000 a year under ObamaCare.
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Trump has gone up to five months without having security experts check the phone used for Twitter, Politico reported.
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"It used to be parked around 2202 percent for the Democrats, and now it's gone up some," he said.
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"FBI statistics show that assaults against law enforcement have gone up in the last three years," James Bryce says.
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She noted that sales and revenue have gone up since the incident, with donations to local charities also increasing.
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"I put it where drinking used to go, and the quality of life has gone up considerably," he said.
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The front end of the curve has gone up but the long end of the curve has stayed anchored.
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She also argued that insurance premiums have gone up as much as 300 percent since the establishment of ObamaCare.
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Since its 2012 introduction, Tesla has steadily improved the sleek seven-seater—and the price has gone up accordingly.
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There was a meeting in the school cafeteria that night for the families whose daughters had gone up there.
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This case isn't the only one in which the Department of Justice has gone up against gay rights, either.
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She explained that, just like in the movie, "Papa" had "gone up," above the balloons and into the sky.
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The fact is that while the stock market fluctuates, historically, it has always gone up over the long term.
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As a result, Ms. Pitzo said, her business has grown "an easy 30 percent" and profits have gone up.
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Yet all this time, the perception of how risky it is has gone up and its use has declined.
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Yes, life expectancy at age 65 has gone up, but overwhelmingly for the upper part of the income distribution.
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"Our need has gone up immensely," said Holly McDaniel, executive director of the Austin Diaper Bank in Austin, Texas.
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But sales are down because the price has gone up by nearly one-fifth in the past week alone.
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Therefore, if the price of the house has gone up, the amount you pay back also will have increased.
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STEPHEN SCHWARZMAN: Well, I think all markets have gone up pretty dramatically, you know, over the last few years.
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More than 22050 million acres have gone up in flames since September, an area 22020 times the Amazon fires.
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It is no wonder that administrative costs have gone up drastically while physician reimbursements have remained flat or declined.
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"But that really isn't true," Stahl argued, noting that test scores have gone up over the last 25 years.
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Biden's support among older voters has gone up by 15 points since November, while Buttigieg has lost 15 points.
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" The American and Chinese economies "We're much larger than China now, because we've gone up and they've gone down.
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"Over the last 15 years, the average loan balance has gone up considerably all across the U.S.," says Autowise.
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The rates of Aboriginal child removal have gone up every year since he promised it would never happen again.
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The stock price has over that time gone up, and the carrier is currently valued at around $65 billion.
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That's something it's had to contend with repeatedly as it's gone up against better-funded challengers, particularly Uber Eats.
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The current case could cost a lot more because lawyers' hourly rates have gone up a lot since then.
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"For richer people, your tax liability could have gone up now $21-, $2600-, $23,000," Mr. Cuomo said on Tuesday.
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Both the biggest wireless carriers let their existing customers keep unlimited plans, although the price has gone up recently.
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Again, a margin of error problem exists, but we can safely say that it's gone up a consequential amount.
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That's despite the fact that the number of Medicare beneficiaries has gone up from 45 million to 60 million.
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If depolicing is the primary reason for why crime rates have gone up, that argument would have some support.
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Wyden is a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee and has gone up against the NSA and the CIA.
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Rates have gone up and the extra day costs me ($869), but now there is a fourth night free promotion.
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"The fact that Amazon has gone up so much has been surprising to us," said Bespoke co-founder Paul Hickey.
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It suggests that, largely, costs have gone up because companies are raising the price of drugs that are already available.
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Now my princess has grown her angel wings and has gone up to play with her friends and loved ones.
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"I think the market would have gone up a little, but a lot of it was priced in," he added.
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In 2016, Forbes listed her annual income as $8.53 million, which has definitely only gone up in the years since.
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"The cost of maize has gone up significantly and that is fueling inflation," Zambia's Deputy Finance Minister Christopher Mvunga said.
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"The market's gone up on that," said Joe Saluzzi, co-manager of trading at Themis Trading in Chatham, New Jersey.
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Had someone decided they wanted to millions of dollars worth of Ether, red flags surely would've gone up at Coinbase.
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The amount funneled to Medicare has gone up by 15% since 2011 as more baby boomers age into the program.
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The FLOTUS office employs a staff of around 15, even though that number has gone up and down over time.
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Prices of crude oil, India's biggest import item, have gone up over 30% this year to around $71 a barrel.
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After about twenty minutes, the digital tool revealed that my collagen number had gone up to where Camille wanted it.
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"The number of accidents has gone up," said Jim Lynch, chief actuary of the Insurance Information Institute, a trade group.
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Core tier-one capital, a gauge of the equity that banks use to fund themselves, has gone up a lot.
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Last year he charged the Ahmads the equivalent of $300 for two, he said, adding fees had gone up sharply.
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He killed Prometheus's father, and that has given birth to one of the worst villains he's ever gone up against.
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According to the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, that rate has gone up 2.4 percent each year since 1980.
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At the Berlin state office for health and social affairs, a sprawling maze of buildings, white tents have gone up.
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Since the '60s, hem lines have gone up and down, sure, but the skirt has settled and become a staple.
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As operating expenses have climbed due to the rising costs of food, energy, and rent, menu prices have gone up.
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The international price of gold has gone up; last month it was near a five-year high, measured in dollars.
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"There was no improvements over the last six [or] seven years and prices have gone up 400 percent," Emanuel said.
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Since she made the call on "Halftime Report" to buy GE on January 29, the stock has gone up 19%.
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The number of DALYs due to diabetes and kidney disease has gone up by 24% and 20% respectively since 1990.
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Crime has been falling for years but homicide, gun crime and, in particular, knife crime have gone up since 214.
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"The number of sports teams are fixed, while the number of prospective buyers has gone up as well," Harriss said.
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"I've been hearing a lot of complaints that electric bills have gone up by $100 or $200," Read told Motherboard.
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Not everyone agrees that investors should continue piling into the S-REITs now that their share prices have gone up.
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"By having a lot of fast trading, [bid ask] spreads have come way down, volumes have gone up," Simons said.
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In the last 15 years, the rate of C-section has gone up by 50 percent in the United States.
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People buy cryptocurrencies primarily for speculation because they have gone up in price so much in the last three years.
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Because incomes in this group had gone up rapidly, their spending as a proportion of income did not rise much.
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Last May, rumors surfaced that the company had gone up for sale and its follow-up phone had been canceled.
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Eric Swalwell of California, who quit the race last week and whose spot has therefore gone up for grabs. Gov.
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People buy cryptocurrencies primarily for speculation because they have gone up in price so much in the last three years.
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Since last summer, crude oil prices have gone up more than 60% from around $45 a barrel to roughly $75.
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Jon Levine, The Wrap's media editor who has 2,105, says his harassment has neither gone up nor down post-checkmarking.
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In France, however, the figure has remained stable, at around 25%, and since 2008 rates for teenagers have gone up.
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Just two years earlier, he had gone up against Clint Eastwood in the 1993 thriller In the Line of Fire.
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" Jimmy Carter, after leaving office, continued to poke fun at himself: "My esteem in this country has gone up substantially.
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McMillan said last night that there had been over 11,000 submissions — but we're sure that number's gone up by now.
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But the study showed that the consumption of apple juice—another sugar bomb—has gone up during the period studied.
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The S&P index has gone up 320 percent, from the high 600s to a close of 21625,2900 on Wednesday.
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"There's rent pressure throughout the city regardless of the type of housing, because costs have gone up," Mr. Freund said.
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Incomes for people age 18 to 35 have gone down since 1992 at the same time inflation has gone up.
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"Our demand has gone up significantly where we are now production-limited as a company," CEO Rao Mulpuri told TechCrunch.
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Wages have been largely flat while costs for big-ticket items like housing, education and health care have gone up.
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Some of your best holdings will have gone up in weighing, and your stuff that is lagging would have fallen.
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Gap shares have gone up too far over optimism for strong holiday sales, according to a top Wall Street firm.
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Claims for unemployment in Wisconsin have gone up nearly 18 percent as the partial government shutdown approaches a month long.
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Hence, with fewer shares outstanding, share prices have gone up, even if the company's market capitalization hasn't climbed as much.
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Have you ever gone up to him and said, 'How much longer do you think you'll stay in this job?
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Mr. LeMay had gone up to the roof to check for damage from the strong winds overnight, the authorities said.
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Her federally subsidized rent in Irving was fixed at $505 a month and had not gone up, as she claimed.
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If we didn't spend the money on new aircraft and fire trucks, it probably would have gone up even more.
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And over the past decade, the size of those funds has gone up pretty significantly, as the chart below shows.
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So while coalition strikes might be going down for the moment, from the Russian-led side they have gone up.
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Throughout his life he's gone up and down in dosages and even the time of day he takes his medication.
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I know it's gone up a lot, but ideally, maybe you get a bit of a pullback, because this Cree?
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That number has gone up steadily nearly every year since the 2000s, leaving Everest clogged and unruly, many mountaineers say.
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THE TICKER President Trump loves to brag about how much the stock market has gone up since he took office.
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According to market researchers at Adobe Analytics, demand for hand sanitizer has gone up 1,400 percent from December to January.
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"Quoted rates have gone up from where they were yesterday," said Kevin Giddis, chief fixed income strategist at Raymond James.
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A lifetime of Republican pieties, put forth by the bow-tied best and brightest, has gone up in a poof.
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Signs have gone up in some warehouses telling employees to remain 3 feet away from one another at all times.
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She cited the rise in felony sex crimes, saying correctly that they had gone up during his time as mayor.
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But long term trends show the proportion of organ donors dying from overdose has gone up steadily over many years.
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Criminal homicides have gone up by 10 percent from January to June in comparison with the same period last year.
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"Panic has gone up domestically because of the lockdown situation," said Vinod Nair, head of research at Geojit Financial Services.
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Two weeks later, the scaffolding frame was partially in place, and a single row of painted barrels had gone up.
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However, due to news of the novel coronavirus, the price has gone up significantly and stock is low at Walmart.
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Why These Australia Fires Are Like Nothing We've Seen Before: More than 16 million acres have gone up in flames.
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The newly minted cars cost close to $1 million in the '90s, but they've only gone up in value since.
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"Once a toxic person shows up next to you, your risk of becoming toxic yourself has gone up," Minor says.
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She's judgmental and pious, yet not above demanding kickbacks at her job if the cost of groceries has gone up.
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"It's a good thing that the sentence has gone up," Shim's lawyer, Im Sang-hyeok, told domestic news agency News1.
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It&aposs gone up every year of his career as he&aposs gotten stronger and defter in his finishing ability.
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But as Ocasio-Cortez has become better known, her unfavorable ratings has gone up far faster than her favorable ratings.
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If anything, the risk of tit-for-tat regional escalation that pushes oil prices even higher has gone up significantly.
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That means most of the $12.8 billion Altria paid for a 35% stake last year has gone up in smoke.
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"I hate to say this to you, Lisa, but in Alaska, they've gone up 207 percent on Obamacare," he said.
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Prices for soil and plant pots have gone up, she said, and her business had gotten more expensive to run.
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In the luxury market, prices have gone up 10 percent a year for the last three years, Mr. Costa said.
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That strategy has gone up in flames, and Graham's reputation, and power on the Hill, has taken a huge plunge.
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Over the past year, the cost of food and housing have gone up, so paychecks have had to stretch further.
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But recent turmoil has made steering through the system particularly challenging, even as coverage rates have gone up, analysts said.
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According to the National Climate Assessment, average annual rainfall across the US has gone up by 5 percent since 1990.
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Repealing the cap would provide relief for people who are finding that their taxes have gone up because of it.
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Much of the problem is that while job growth has been strong, home prices have gone up faster than incomes.
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Gasoline prices have gone up across more than half the country following last weekend's attacks on Saudi Arabia oil infrastructure.
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The inspector once discovered a bolt inside an engine of a plane that had gone up for a test flight.
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If you look back in the history of us, we've never gone up in price in all of our testing.
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The violent crime and murder rates may have gone up this year, particularly in some of the country's largest cities.
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Based on their figures, at least 145,2000 donums had gone up in flames in those areas alone by June 253.
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But Africa is electrifying apace—in Kenya, electricity coverage has gone up from 27% to 55% of households in three years.
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"For sure, that number has gone up," said Sarah Anderson, director of the Global Economy Project at the IPS, on Tuesday.
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"She asked if Dad could speak with them later, as he had just gone up for a nap," writes Kennedy Smith.
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Out of those, 17 states still allow a $2.13-an-hour wage — a figure that has not gone up since 1996.
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But as the region and the national economy have improved, many new homes have gone up, while others have been remodeled.
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"I think stocks have gone up in anticipation of a tax cut and infrastructure and Affordable Care Act [reform]," he said.
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Already, the company ran ads in Austin during South by Southwest, and billboards have gone up in Chicago and New York.
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Now that rates have gone up, there are many other attractive investment vehicles like corporate bonds offering similar rates of returns.
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When they were good, they had gone up there two-by-two to retrieve Sunday clothes, play clothes, and winter gear.
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But the economy was growing throughout the previous three years, when carbon emissions fell—so why have emissions gone up now?
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Moreover, since New York City has abandoned stop and frisk, despite supporters' fears and warnings, crime rates have not gone up.
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Uber said, based on Concur expenses, Uber Eats orders for corporate meals has gone up a whopping 700 percent since 2017.
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They need to look at prices too, things have really gone up and you're not getting that much for your money.
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A far larger blaze is still burning further northwest, with at least 65,000 acres having gone up in flames near Ventura.
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Under the Trump administration, deal completion rates have only gone up, making that piece of MNA's strategy stronger, Bruno said Wednesday.
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"Collectors' expectations have gone up significantly across the board," said David Schick, a managing director at Stifel Financial, who tracks Sotheby's.
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The stock has gone up about 34 percent in the past six months as it has continued to exceed analyst expectations.
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"The competitive intensity has gone up a notch in recent years," says Trevor Stirling of Sanford C. Bernstein, a research group.
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For example: "The truth is, premiums for employer plans have gone up by almost $5,000 since Obama took office," Pence said.
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If you just look at the statistics that have come out, wages have gone up 3 percent under the Trump administration.
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"You are forcing many families to gamble with their children's lives, when your costs haven't gone up," wrote one Facebook post.
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The average global temperature, relative to the norm for 1951-80, has gone up by about 0.5°C over that period.
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"We hear from sex workers in France and Ireland that attacks have gone up since clients were criminalized there," said Adams.
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Interest rates have not gone up in either the euro zone or Japan since the aftermath of the global financial crisis.
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Over the previous year Facebook's stock had gone up as usual, but its reputation was rapidly sinking toward junk bond status.
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OBVIOUSLY, COST OF HEALTH CARE SHOULD BE ON THE MINDS OF ANY COMPANY OPERATING IN THE UNITED STATES GONE UP SIGNIFICANTLY.
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She pulls our credit and I'm pleasantly surprised to see my score has gone up more: the median one is 753.
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Over the past five years, house prices in Germany have gone up by 5.6 percent per year on average, UBS said.
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So imagine how he felt when, days later, those views had gone up — way up — to nearly 30 million and counting.
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The now bare billboard was one of six throughout the city that had gone up at the start of the season.
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Opie thus confronts the legacy of modernism, leading us to the inevitable question: Has the American dream gone up in flames?
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Republicans and Democrats say people are "gaming the system" by remaining in public housing long after their incomes have gone up.
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Pricing has also gone up in other cities including Los Angeles, where Jump prices increased to $0.30 a minute from $0.15.
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Legal costs have also gone up because of the growing practice of litigating an initiative even before it makes the ballot.
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"Markets have clearly gone up quite a bit this year already, so I say a lot of it is baked in."
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Several homes and cabins seemed to have gone up in flames, video recorded from helicopters by CNN affiliates appears to show.
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Since 1990, the era of school reform, the number of college degrees awarded to African Americans and Latinos has gone up.
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"The size of someone's tax refund says nothing about whether their taxes have gone up or down," the Treasury spokesperson said.
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Veteran GOP pollster John McLaughlin said an interview with radio host John Catsimatidis that approval of Trump himself has gone up.
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Advertising for drug lawsuits has gone up more than 60 percent since 2008, according to analysis by X Ante/Kantar Media.
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The once humming economy is anemic: according to one study, incomes for 97% of Italians haven't gone up in a decade.
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Motorists wait for hours to fill up at fuel stations despite fuel prices having gone up more than 500% this year.
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Fences have gone up on various other borders including ones in Hungary, Serbia and Croatia, and along the Austrian-Slovenian frontier.
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I would say, based on stories I've heard, that sexual harassment has gone up but sexism has gone down for sure.
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And for you, your premiums have actually gone up a lot less since Obamacare was passed than before Obamacare was passed.
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The poll also found that high-income people were more likely to notice that their take-home pay had gone up.
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Over the past 12 months, the unemployment rate has fallen, and real incomes have gone up, thanks to low commodity prices.
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The idea that Trump would forgo international adventures and focus on a domestic agenda has long since gone up in smoke.
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Case Western's number of underrepresented students has gone up in the two years since it moved to a need-aware policy.
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CEO and TechCrunch/Extra Crunch columnist Russ Huddleston also said that the quality bar for products appear to have gone up.
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Do you think the number of poor people in the world has gone up or down in the past 25 years?
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Aaron Doades, CEO of Peach, told BuzzFeed News that its sales have gone up about 267% in the last two weeks.
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Fact is ... R. Kelly's streaming numbers have actually gone up since Spotify announced it was removing his music from its playlists.
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Over the past year, vegetable prices have gone up nearly 20 percent, fish prices 533 percent and meat prices 7 percent.
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He's a 43.7 percent career shooter from 3-point range and his accuracy has gone up as he's taken more shots.
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In Brazil, for instance, the obesity rates have gone up because of the influx of processed food from places like Nestle.
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The refugee admissions number has gone up or down slightly over the years, depending upon international need and each administration's priorities.
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So we have universities that have gone up two and a half times in cost over the last number of years.
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Two days later, Ward announced the amount had gone up to $300,000, and on January 6, donations had surpassed $43 million.
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Every weekend, a notification pops up showing me how much time I have spent and each week it has gone up.
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"My personal opinion of the State Department has gone up several notches," the British historian and journalist Timothy Garton Ash wrote.
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I couldn't be sure that he had gone up to the room; I hadn't even seen him go into the hotel.
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Since 2009, the stock values of major health care companies have gone up more than 1,100%, and in one case, 4,000%.
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Several of the pilots we spoke with say the pilot should have gone up to clear the fog, rather than down.
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For most of the time I've worked there, it's been $100 monthly, but that's recently gone up to $200 a month.
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As the cost of other omakase meals has gone up to $400 or more, holding the cost steady is an achievement.
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We're pleased that national opioid prescribing rates have decreased and PDMP utilization has gone up, but that's just a starting point.
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"The value of those industries has actually gone up, not down, and the same thing will happen to fashion," he said.
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Other wealthy families can avoid the tax through gifts, since the amount that's exempt from gift taxes has also gone up.
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It is easier for manufacturers to push through price rises when they can show their own ingredient costs have gone up.
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Pro-independence banners have gone up, and donations have started coming in, although the timing of the vote is still uncertain.
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"We've had it since 1998 ... and gun crime has gone up since then by a lot," Baker said at the time.
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Seven years after CZI first invested in Newark's public schools, Chan said the high school graduation rates have gone up 18%.
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American Express® Gold Card — This is another card whose annual fee has gone up in the not too distant past.
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In the time since Ms. Kelly has been off the air, viewership totals for the hour have gone up 18 percent.
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Prices have gone up so far so fast that even markets previously considered affordable are beyond the reach of many buyers.
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Apparel prices haven't gone up meaningfully in at least 7 years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' consumer price index.
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The Obama administration released data last week that showed premiums rising steeply in 2017, more than they've ever gone up before.
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In the past, when mainstream conservatives have gone up against racialist, conspiratorial elements on the right, they have emerged the victors.
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When you look at just the internet speeds coming into our homes, over the last few years they've gone up dramatically.
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According to the Chronicle of Higher Education, annual tuition fees have gone up by nearly $22017,000 in the past five years.
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People really care about whether something has gone up or down, almost more than they care about how much it has moved.
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If you take a look at General > Storage & iCloud Usage, you'll see that your phone's available storage space has probably gone up.
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Meanwhile, teacher salaries in Oklahoma have not budged in ten years, even as insurance and cost of living expenses have gone up.
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Costs have risen 23 percent in five years at GMG, which employs 1,960 staff, while revenues have gone up by 10 percent.
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"So if a market has gone up a lot, they think that's a good market, rather than it's more expensive," he says.
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It will have inevitably gone up since then, but the only people who truly know that are Zellweger herself and her accountant.
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According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, harassment and attacks against disadvantaged Americans, including LGBTQ people, have gone up since the election.
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The following year, Massive Attack were back illustrating a 300Gbps attack; as internet speeds have gone up worldwide, so have DDoS sizes.
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And the greenhouse gases of those vehicles have gone up 4 percent since the summer of 2014, the institute reported this week.
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E-cigarette use among adults has gone up about 12.6%, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (PDF) data from 20103.
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Her salary had barely gone up, she said, while her credit card debt soared, making the $36-a-month union dues prohibitive.
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Josh Gordon's very strange 6 years with the Cleveland Browns have gone up in smoke ... the team just decided to release him.
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As a consequence of this dilution, the number of hospital-acquired infections in Romania has gone up in the last few years.
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The Weather Channel also reports several people have been injured and a number of businesses and homes have gone up in flames.
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Values have gone up 8.7 percent over the past year and are expected to rise another 6.5 percent within the next year.
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Just as production budgets for premium TV shows have gone up, the quality of speakers in ever-thinner TVs has gone down.
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The findings summarized above do not lead to a definitive conclusion that harassment has gone up or sexual assault has gone down.
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After all, larger screens would make gaming more convenient, and the number of Chinese mobile gamers has gone up exponentially over time.
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Over the past two weeks, colourful posters advertising the government's global initiatives against climate change have gone up all over the country.
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Requests for mental health consultations have gone up seven-fold since about 7:203 pm on election night in the United States.
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Recently, as the social network has tried to reduce the clutter on its users' feeds, the price of advertising has gone up.
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And, of course, the joke in Spinal Tap is that the loudness hasn't actually changed even though the numbers have gone up.
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It's only the end of May, yet already about 1 million acres of forest have gone up in flames across Alberta, Canada.
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And the rate has only gone up since then, with the FAA reporting 22013,233 such strikes for 237 as of mid-October.
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But ESA&aposs clock — which, in theory, would be more precise — has faced delays and has never actually gone up into space.
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"One good piece of news for us and the climate is that coal has gone up significantly in recent months," he said.
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In the stores that have piloted these changes, conversion — the ability to change shoppers into buyers — has gone up despite softer traffic.
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The initial demand was for $300 in bitcoins, but it now has gone up to $600 worth of the currency, Gazeley said.
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And today it's gone up a bit further, surpassing $29 at one point, an almost 20% increase from the close of yesterday.
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Unfortunately, as energy stocks have gone up in price, they've skyrocketed in valuation, according to Erin Gibbs of S&P Investment Advisory.
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"The cumulative bankruptcy percentage hasn't gone up for the asset class, so we still see default rates as relatively low," he added.
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But shares of rival Delta have risen more than 300 percent during the period and Southwest Airlines' has gone up 224 percent.
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Those who purchased a home after the crash (2009 and beyond) are more inclined to believe their home values have gone up.
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Child care costs have gone up, driven by having more women in the workforce and wealthier families paying for more specialized education.
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Unemployment has declined and corporate profits have gone up, but workers don't have the kind of bargaining power that unions once created.
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Median house prices in the Bay Area have gone up for a record 70 straight months, according to CoreLogic Home Price Index.
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Alwaleed said the investments in his holding company, Kingdom Holding, have gone up "several billion dollars" since Trump was elected in November.
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But less than a year's worth of data isn't sufficient to show whether crime has gone up, down or remained the same.
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Its working capital requirements have gone up by 10 percent as the company is now forced to hold more inventory, Heun said.
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"The average position size has gone up, so now you've got a portfolio where every name can make a difference," he said.
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But instead of going down, the average wait time for primary care has gone up slightly since 230, according to the data.
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Investment in water infrastructure has gone up globally and in the US, but some scientists question whether that investment will be enough.
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"They say all of this is going to raise the costs, but I can tell you milk has gone up," Tlaib said.
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One can find studies that show youth consumption of marijuana has gone up since legalization, as well as those showing a drop.
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Searches for porn involving the mysterious woodland monster have gone up nearly 1000% within the past 24 hours on porn platform xHamster.
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Their primary finding may seem disheartening: Taxes on the rich generally have not gone up when inequality and economic hardship have increased.
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Since 2015, the data shows that the number of parents borrowing parent PLUS loans for their children has gone up by 13%.
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The eight prototypes have gone up near the Otay Mesa port of entry in San Diego, California, just across from Tijuana, Mexico.
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Instead, as tuition costs have gone up, non-traditional college students who work full- or part-time have become the new normal.
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Operating costs keep rising, from the city's famously punitive rents to a minimum wage that has gone up every year since 2013.
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And they've gone up because banks have tried to square the circle, and they've added on fees and other charges on mortgages.
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According to market research provided by IVD, the price for such lots has gone up 212 percent in the last five years.
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One possible reason is that e-book prices have gone up, so in some cases they're more expensive than a paperback edition.
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"Gains in global markets are supportive and expectations of domestic stimulus have now gone up," said Neeraj Dewan, director at Quantum Securities.
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The price of Bitcoin Cash has gone up since August, but it remains only a small fraction of the size of Bitcoin.
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Since he eased gun ownership rules in his first weeks in office, the number of applications for permits has gone up sharply.
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As with all investing, there is always the risk that you will lose money, though historically the market has always gone up.
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With cases of a mysterious, sometimes lethal respiratory illness on the rise, that myth has gone up in a cloud of … vapor.
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Ms. Lo said Thursday that her real estate taxes had gone up by $80,000 in the last two years, at least doubling.
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What's left is a greatly contracted, less competitive market, in which costs have gone up and patient choice has increasingly gone away.
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"People from Massachusetts could have gone up and voted that day, and quite frankly some do," Mr. Brown said, offering no evidence.
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Now a lot of what he said hasn't come about, hasn't happened and you know the last quarter growth gone up again.
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An estimated 10 million hectares [24 million acres] of bushland has gone up in smoke, with some 2,200 homes and buildings lost.
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"If you have an adjustable-rate mortgage, you've been lucky that rates haven't gone up, but it comes with uncertainty," said Adam.
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NOW, WHEN I BOUGHT MONDELEZ, IT WAS IN THE LOW 20s, EPS HAS GONE UP DOUBLE DIGITS, MORE THAN LOW DOUBLE DIGITS.
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Since 2010, the number of U.N.-verified cases of children being killed and maimed has gone up by almost 300 per cent.
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Since Luxottica bought Ray-Ban almost 20 years ago, the average selling price has gone up, and so have Luxottica's profit margins.
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On both sides of the ball, both of these teams will be facing the toughest competition they've gone up against all year.
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At the same time, as I detail in my book, "Innovation Economics," the amount that corporations pay in dividends has gone up.
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The number of requests to trademark offensive words and symbols has gone up after a June Supreme Court ruling, according to Reuters.
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"I feel like the quality of the clothes have gone down, and the prices have gone up," the 62-year-old said.
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F.Y.I. Q. The mosaic that has gone up at the entrance to the Hudson Yards subway station on 34th Street is breathtaking.
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Now Ethiopia, although it still can have droughts with weather variability, it's now feeding itself because that agricultural productivity has gone up.
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According to the delicious-sounding NASDAQ Salmon Index, Norwegian salmon prices have gone up by 13.51 percent in the last 12 weeks.
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The economy, still largely based on low-intensity agriculture, has been struggling to absorb this new workforce and unemployment has gone up exponentially.
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"It's not all doom and gloom," he said, adding that agricultural productivity in Africa has gone up by about quarter since the 1990s.
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SoftBank said Thursday that the value of its $7 billion investment in Uber has already gone up by 418 billion yen ($3.8 billion).
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That's because that old-fashioned economic orthodoxy doesn't work when it's relatively easy to substitute other goods, prices from China have gone up.
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You have people that said, &aposYou should have gone up to him, you should have walked up and started screaming in his face.
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In car Apple's plans to build an Apple Car may have gone up in smoke, but its interest in transportation is likely undiminished.
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Dr. Mark Perry, I read that the price of steel now, since we got into this tariff stuff, has gone up 225% domestically.
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Of course, it doesn't rise every year but, over time, the S&P 500 has gone up in about 70 percent of years.
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He acknowledged that the number of migrants has gone up, and said it will be a subject discussed in the continuing talks Thursday.
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Seven-day interest rates in the volatile interbank market have gone up by about half a percentage point since February, to around 3%.
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A look at reports of U.S. middle-schoolers being bullied appears to have gone up when the presidential race got going in 2015.
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Although he wasn't immediately concerned, the doctor re-administered the test six months later and found the PSA had gone up even more.
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Levels of Bifidobacterium, meanwhile, have gone up still further—being five times higher than they had been at the beginning of the study.
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"The process for an importer has gone up drastically," said Sanjay Mandavia, a trade finance consultant based in western Indian city of Ahmedabad.
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At the same time, however, report author Stephen Rose has commented that the standard of living has gone up for nearly all Americans.
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The trend is driven largely by millennials (ages 18 to 35), although support has gone up among other age groups, according to Pew.
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Still, the average life expectancy in sub-Saharan Africa has gone up 18 years between 1960 and 2014, according to the World Bank.
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I think about how rent in my neighborhood has gone up 11% in three years, and hope my landlord doesn't raise my rent.
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BUT THEY'VE GONE UP. RECENTLY, FOR ME, I DON'T TRADE NEARLY AS MUCH AS I USED TO. THOSE WERE PROBABLY FOUR MONTHS AGO.
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The cost of borrowing for Azerbaijan's government has gone up as investors perceive the risk of holding the country's assets to have increased.
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In 2017, 20 percent of people with student loans couldn't make their payments on time; and that figure has gone up each year.
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Since Abe took office in late 2012, recurring profits have gone up 62.3 percent, but staff compensation has grown a miserly 2.1 percent.
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The document didn't say why Mr. Johnson's salary had gone up by $19,000, and a C.F.P.B. spokeswoman declined to comment on the increase.
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But given that the rewards from corruption had not gone up, this does not explain why Ghanaian police officers engaged in more graft.
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His unfavorables have gone up since the primaries began in earnest in early February and people started paying more attention to the election.
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He noted that the country's "de facto" rate, the term deposit rates, have gone up and that should boost margins at the banks.
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"The fact that prices haven't gone up in five years tell you all you need to know about the value proposition," Cramer said.
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And previous hints from his associates that he might have game-changing information have gone up in smoke, so some skepticism is warranted.
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But costs for refiners have gone up with a rise in oil prices, caused by an OPEC-led production cut and rebounding demand.
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The favorability of Republicans, though, has gone up 5 points since the summer, with 41 percent having a favorable view of the party.
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"Wow, just heard that my poll numbers with Hispanics has gone up 2628%, to 28503%," he tweeted, responding to a recent Marist poll.
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"I think the probability has gone up," he said, citing risks such as trade war, conflicts in the Middle East or rising populism.
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My savings account started out earning 1.00% APY, but interest rates on high-yield savings accounts have gone up in the subsequent years.
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"When it comes to the electricity sector, in the last two quarters, emissions have come down as renewables have gone up," he said.
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"The biggest mistake retail investors make is selling stocks if they go down and buying the ones that have gone up," he said.
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"Red flags should have gone up, but they didn't," he said, adding that he should have looked deeper into the company before paying.
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That marks the eleventh-consecutive week the neutral view has gone up, and it's well above the historical average of just 31 percent.
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Order books for the Islamic bond, expected to be larger than $350 million, have gone up to around $850 million, the document showed.
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"Commodities costs have just gone up so much that they almost have no choice" but to raise prices, Bernstein analyst Ali Dibadj said.
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Amazon said that the number of service providers has gone up 1,500 percent, and it now covers 60 professions and 1,200 unique services.
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"I feel that the average level on Tour has gone up dramatically especially with a lot of young players coming up," she said.
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Insured rates in some states that expanded Medicaid, such as Kentucky and Arkansas, have gone up 240 percentage points between 20143 and 22014.
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A year later, rent for a one-bedroom has gone up by 9.5 percent, and a two-bedroom shot up by 14.1 percent.
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The number of hours of Netflix the average subscriber watches has gone up steadily since 2011, at an average of 16.4% per year.
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Rates of violent crime against women have gone up, though that's largely due to an increase in the reporting of rapes, says Ravi.
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She's compared environmental activism to "paganism," called renewable energy "parasitic" and said carbon dioxide levels have not gone up "drastically" in recent years.
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Still, she said, "Let me make sure it hasn't gone up," and then started messaging her colleague, Ellingwood's property manager, on her phone.
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"Pricing had literally gone up 5803 to 70 percent in the last two years, and there was very little inventory available," he said.
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Prize money for the champion has gone up by 95.7 percent in singles and 73.1 in doubles, but only 19.6 in mixed doubles.
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Since the video began to circulate, customers have been nicer to the servers at the pizzeria, and tipping has gone up, she said.
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And as short-term yields move higher than longer-term yields, the cost of hedging exposure to the U.S. dollar has gone up.
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But the cost of Mr. Trump's approach has just gone up: Americans will be paying higher prices on a wide range of goods.
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They remembered watching television from shelters or friends' houses to try to figure out whether their own house had gone up in flames.
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At least seven statues of Kan have gone up across Cambodia in recent years, all with facial features strongly resembling Mr. Hun Sen's.
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"It's especially difficult for first-time homebuyers where prices have gone up more quickly than they have in the broader market," he added.
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The supply of new homes hasn't gone up enough for people in all income groups to take advantage of the lower mortgage rates.
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"People are paying for cable and that cost has gone up," Green said on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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Roughly our stock has gone up ... I mean, we IPO'd at $18 a share and we now trade at about $130 a share.
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In Italy in particular, which has nearly 85003,000 confirmed cases, Facebook reported that time spent on the platform has gone up 70 percent.
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In Italy in particular, which has nearly 70,85033 confirmed cases, Facebook reported that time spent on the platform has gone up 70 percent.
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Even the deductibles people pay toward their own medical bills, which have gone up steadily in recent years, seem to be holding steady.
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What goes up must come down, and the US stock market has mostly gone up since the last bear market ended in 2009.
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Numerous attention-grabbing videos have gone up on Facebook Live, including CEO Mark Zuckerberg's recent conversation with astronauts on the International Space Station.
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As her traveling and her total number of ski days have gone up thanks to her pass, avoiding rentals costs is cost-effective.
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Mr. Weinstein's lawyers have suggested that it is implausible that he could have gone up to Ms. Sciorra's apartment without a doorman's permission.
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But maybe not because the Republican Party's poll numbers, Mitch, have now gone up more than any time, I think, since 2100, 233.
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While both revenue and spending have increased in the first three months of fiscal 2020, spending has gone up at a faster rate.
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And the number of women opting for IUDs has gone up since the mandate took effect, though the number was already trending upward.
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Plus, Bay Area rents have gone up astronomically, so our monthly mortgage payment of less than $1,500 seems like a really good deal.
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More reassuringly, the number of people who say vaccines don't cause autism has also gone up, equally modestly, from 41 percent to 45.
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The Times reporters Matthew Haag and Winnie Hu found that parking violations for FedEx and UPS have gone up 34 percent since 2013.
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On average leverage levels have gone up the past two quarters after legislation passed last year enabled BDCs to take on more debt.
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A similar number of smaller, informal settlement outposts have gone up since the 1990s, without government authorization but usually with some government support.
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In that sense, it depended on the property, but in some cases, the value has gone up five times from the initial value.
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Official figures suggested the number of railway workers participating in the strike had gone up, although the number of teachers had gone down.
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Out of America's top 50 "boomtowns," here are the top 10 places where salaries have gone up most in the past five years.
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Among the crowd was Ieg Van Haperen, 66, a former postal worker who complained that prices had gone up but pensions had not.
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Emanuel has also gone up against President Donald Trump as mayor, declaring his city a "Trump-free zone" and criticizing Trump's immigration policies.
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If you look at what the market is pricing in in terms of Fed rate hikes this year, that's gone up a bit.
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One study that looked at the cost reductions associated with retrospective review found that costs associated with reviewed regulations have actually gone up.
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Obviously, household incomes have not gone up anywhere near that much, forcing millions of Americans to take on increasing loads of student debt.
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The White House's answer — that actually pay has gone up — not only has a reasonable basis in statistics but conveniently answers both puzzles.
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"The main shift has been that Conservatives have gone up, Labour down and the Brexit Party and UKIP very much markedly down," he added.
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I mean, a little-known fact because the media doesn't want to put it out there is real wages have gone up under Trump.
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Since 2009, when a two-pack of EpiPen went for $100, the price has gone up about 500%, though the price varies among pharmacies.
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That's an unusual spike —but overall, the number of hot days in Alberta has gone up sharply since 1950, according to provincial government statistics.
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"There were all these people talking to me and thousands of people just commenting about me and the memes had gone up," he said.
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The capabilities and the price have gone up every year, but it's always been one of the most consistently well reviewed cameras out there.
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Not only have rents gone up in Boston, the average cost of of a meal is $3.17, higher than the national average of $2.89.
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Even though I'm saving a lot of money by not ordering lunch during the week, my weekly grocery bill has definitely gone up lately.
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NFL ratings have gone up in the 249-22019 season, and NFL games made up three-quarters of last year's top 210 television broadcasts.
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The total number of sexual partners reported by women over their lifetime has gone up since 2000, although men's numbers have stayed the same.
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And IDC found the average selling price of smartphones in India has gone up by 25% in the last year, topping out at $157.
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The USDA reported that Mexican avocado exports have gone up 400 percent since 2005, resulting in more than $2.2 billion in profits last year.
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And in any case, that number has likely only gone up: The CDC estimates that at least 53,000 people overdosed on opioids in 2016.
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But the school has maintained its caffeine-free soda offering for decades — until now, after officials claim demand for the drinks have gone up.
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When Pinterest's latest data revealed that the search for "curtain fringes" had gone up 600% this year alone, we can't say we were surprised.
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The cost of Alphabet's "other bets" has gone up year-over-year to $802 million from $633 million during the same period in 2015.
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We're told hotel staff had gone up and asked Cardi's team to leave, and when cops showed, they were packing their bags to exit.
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But the targeted killing and intimidation of specific community leaders has gone up—the "specialization and concentration of violence" is how Yepes describes it.
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The number of weapons found has gone up every year since TSA began reporting the data — from 926 in 2008 to 4,239 last year.
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"I make decisions on the spur of the moment (i mean look at how our relationship has gone up to this point)," he added.
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The overall time in the app has gone up 5%, and she notes dramatic growth in the amount of time spent messaging — about 9%.
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Staley added that consumer spending had held up very strongly following the Brexit vote, explaining that the use of consumer credit has gone up.
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Second, the low level of interest rates and bond yields means the cost of paying pensions has gone up, even without the longevity factor.
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For one thing, the number of shows has gone up quite significantly, from just seven in 2013 to 203 titles in 2019 thus far.
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Now, Tom's holding another autograph session later this month ... and the price per auto on some of the items has gone up $50 EACH.
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In fact, over the last year, our group health insurance rates jumped almost 6 percent, while inflation has gone up less than 1 percent.
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"We're very proud of that, our production has not gone up and down, it has stayed relatively flat and is ramping up quite nicely."
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"Wages have not gone up in 221 to 25 years," said CEO and founder Jeff Tennery, a former corporate executive and father of five.
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It all raises an interesting question: now that Leonard's offensive workload clearly has gone up, does that mean his defense has to go down?
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VIENNA, Dec 11 (Reuters) - While much of the West has barred smoking in restaurants and bars, Austria's planned ban has gone up in smoke.
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Bennet said that his constituents often complain to him that their premiums have gone up because there is a lack of competition in ObamaCare.
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Meanwhile, the Tea Party's pseudo-libertarian claim to grassroots democratic purity has gone up in the smoke of Trump's economic populism and ethnic chauvinism.
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She said median sales prices have generally gone up during the last five years, based on data from the company's chief economist, Gregory Heym.
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They see it weekly in their paychecks, they see it when it comes time to sell their house and the price has gone up.
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Under Trump, ICE arrests of undocumented immigrants—including those accused, but not convicted, of minor crimes—have gone up by nearly forty per cent.
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Yet these are also the roles that pay most—indeed, the pay gap with other senior executives inside firms has gone up over time.
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About 36,000 acres (14,103 hectares) of drought-parched grasslands and timber have gone up in flames since the Ute Park blaze erupted on Thursday.
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At 2900 weeks, the cost of the abortion plus expenses would have gone up to $220006,2202 and at 2628 weeks up to nearly $28500,6900.
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Rick Scott having gone up with TV ads months before Nelson and pouring more than $6900 million into his race to defeat the incumbent.
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Over the past few decades, the number of children who were diagnosed with cancer has gone up, but so has the number of survivors.
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Employers' expectations have also gone up, he said, making it harder for young people to quickly find a job that aligns with their studies.
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" She added: "I think Fox News Channel would have gone up in some kind of spontaneous combustion, had that happened (during the Obama years).
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Wages have gone up, reducing the potential for cost savings and firms are now relying more on automation at home to replace labor elsewhere.
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But actually, it could've just as easily gone up in Melisandre's flames if HBO had aired the infamously disastrous original cut of the pilot.
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" But living standards haven't gone up in decades, and now they're just saying, "Let's throw some shit against the wall and see what sticks.
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"The probability that there is a negative outcome has probably gone up a little bit, but quantifying that, it's hard to say," he added.
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Scientists have found that the amount of rain dished out by heavy rainstorms has gone up 10 percent since 1900 due to global warming.
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In contrast, two thirds of mutual funds are playing the momentum game, buying what's gone up and selling what seems to be going down.
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Premiums have gone up most in states like Alabama, Arizona, Oklahoma and Tennessee that have three or fewer insurers selling Affordable Care Act plans.
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At one point she said carbon dioxide emissions have not gone up "drastically," a statement at odds with the data collected by climate scientists.
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The interest in watching life livestreams has gone up since Facebook and Twitter added the ability to broadcast on their platform, according to Hart.
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The euro has gone up 3.6 percent against the dollar and 1.5 percent in trade-weighted terms since the French elections on May 7.
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"The demand for the luxury sari has gone up," said Hemang Agrawal, creative director of the Surekha Group and a businessman based in Varanasi.
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Between the 2008-2009 school year and now, the price of tuition has gone up about 3.1 percent each year when adjusted for inflation.
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The stock market has gone up, they really haven't participated; they either work for companies that are in decline or have shipped jobs overseas.
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So many new buildings have gone up since 2550 that thousands of addresses should be added, perhaps as many as 20113,22011, Mr. Salvo said.
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"I was given this necklace and was told my net worth would go up, and it's gone up six x since then," he said.
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Though ride-sharing has prompted some people to go car-free, vehicle ownership has gone up in cities where Uber and Lyft are popular.
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The private aviation company JetSuite said that inquiries from travelers who haven't flown private in the past have gone up by about 360 percent.
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It is nice, however, to hear that Pit bull adoption rates have gone up by 10-20% due to the growing popularity of adoption.
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The FAA estimates that its workload has gone up by 1,000 percent, according to Wayne Monteith, the FAA's associate administrator for commercial space transportation.
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They are still shipping out orders to those who buy their products — which have actually gone up — but the pace isn't always the same.
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As the tech industry has drawn legions of highly paid workers to the area, home prices aren't the only thing that has gone up.
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Worries about the rapid spread of the coronavirus is one factor boosting bitcoin, an asset that often has gone up when investors are nervous.
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"From the campaign side, our numbers have gone up [since impeachment]," Trump campaign manager Brad ParscaleBradley (Brad) James ParscaleMORE told Fox News last week.
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