The race heats up As the Love-McAdams race heats up, Republicans are attempting to frame the mayor as a hardcore partisan who can't be trusted.
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As the Senate's DACA debate heats up -- well, if it heats up -- more and more eyes will turn to the White House for guidance and political cover.
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No LikeIt feels cheap, isn't waterproof, and heats up quickly.
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I fold up the pajamas while the shower heats up.
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"This year it really kind of heats up," say Williams.
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Curry heats up, helps Warriors take down Pelicans OAKLAND, Calif.
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Here's how it works: The sun heats up the asteroid.
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The water heats up and boils the eggs sans pot.
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The sanitizer heats up the dishes, killing any remaining germs.
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Fits in your top pocket nicely, heats up within seconds.
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Yet analysts expect tough year ahead as competition heats up.
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It will come as the weather heats up, or not.
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TV budgets are rising as the streaming war heats up.
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And it's only getting worse as the market heats up.
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As it heats up, bacteria begin to eat your food.
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But it also comes as the 2020 election heats up.
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Go deeper: The war over Medicare Advantage audits heats up
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Plus, it heats up in only 20 to 25 seconds.
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The snow, as it slides, heats up and becomes wetter.
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It depends on how much the planet actually heats up.
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The Democratic report was released as the general election heats up.
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Democrats target agency as debate heats up over hot-button issue.
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C. heats up his chili, and we eat while watching Jeopardy!.
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Villagers can see it getting sicker as the planet heats up.
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The temperature of the room heats up as lava surrounds you.
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But that could shift as the climate heats up, she added.
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After a bong rip, the political discussion heats up even more.
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While the water heats up, I pee and brush my teeth.
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The flooding comes as New York's upcoming gubernatorial race heats up.
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The survey's release comes as the Democratic primary race heats up.
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Expect to hear more such stories as tax reform heats up.
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Kasich's comments come as the immigration fight heats up in Congress.
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His rhetoric keeps getting more explosive as the election heats up.
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I turn on Jojo Rabbit while A. heats up the food.
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Air filters are becoming more popular as the world heats up.
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But it needs to maintain that strength as competition heats up.
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Such deals will only grow more common as competition heats up.
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But that will likely change as the 2020 presidential primary heats up.
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Armis raises $30 million Series B as enterprise IoT security heats up
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The office heats up when a new fitness contributor, Evan Betts, arrives.
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Dow tumbles 328 points as U.S.-China tariff spat heats up again.
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Biotech stocks are booming as deal chatter in the space heats up.
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The recent spike in fear comes just as geopolitical risk heats up.
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The Hill: Sentencing reform deal heats up, pitting Trump against his allies.
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As the weather heats up, so do the leads for new clients.
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Concerns about Chinese meddling have grown as the election race heats up.
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So as Siberia heats up, it has potential to accelerate global warming.
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Ro is trying to move fast as the ePharmacy space heats up.
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Investors remain divided on how Netflix will fare as competition heats up.
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However, he maintained he remains undecided as the 2020 primary heats up.
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Rising sea levels When water heats up, it takes up more space.
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That explosion heats up those color-producing compounds, causing them to glow.
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As tariff talk heats up, so do fears of a trade war.
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It heats up well, and is a great vehicle for hot sauce.
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"If the drama heats up, get up quietly and leave," Durvasula says.
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When the baby is asleep, R. heats up leftovers for his own dinner.
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The NuWave heats up much faster, and cooks more evenly in less time.
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The survey comes as the impeachment battle between Republicans and Democrat heats up.
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As earnings season heats up, two stocks could make for prime trading opportunities.
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Go deeper: Fight heats up over T-Mobile's $26 billion deal with Sprint
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Americans might even become less grumpy about globalisation as the economy heats up.
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And as the 2020 presidential race heats up, he is unlikely to stop.
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Go deeper: Lyft beats Uber to IPO as ride-hailing rivalry heats up
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The Gucci collaboration with Farfetch comes as competition heats up in online luxury.
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Spots in reddish white depict young star formation, which heats up nearby material.
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Spots in reddish white depict young star formation, which heats up nearby material.
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Improving affordability may bring more buyers out as the spring season heats up.
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Harley's arriving as everything heats up in D.C. — and not just the weather.
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O). Second-quarter reporting heats up in mid-July, with JPMorgan Chase (JPM.
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An intense attraction heats up behind closed doors — one that's been quietly percolating.
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As summer heats up, here are some ways to keep cool at home.
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As climate change heats up the planet, winters are warming faster than summers.
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Coworker, L., heats up her soup and we chat over the cube walls.
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At the same time, it heats up faster than a thick, cast iron.
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He also said Korean tech stocks could do well as demand heats up.
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Trump's legal team is facing major upheaval as the Russia investigation heats up.
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That'll be important going forward, as the space heats up and other competitors emerge.
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Congress at an impasse on immigration reform as rhetoric heats up across the country.
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Whether it can hold up as the race heats up remains to be seen.
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Each year, once the weather heats up, we just don't want to wear pants.
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As the ice cream heats up and begins to melt, that order gradually disappears.
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Look for Buttigieg to release a concrete proposal as the 2020 primary heats up.
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As Blue Apron's competition heats up, its marketing costs are also going to balloon.
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My boyfriend heats up (another) frozen pizza for us and makes me a martini.
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Wade fight heats up Abortion law fallout: Where each state stands if Roe v.
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Wade fight heats up Where abortion restriction stands: The states that have passed laws
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As the argument heats up, Rachel asks Chloe what their relationship is all about.
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They believe underground magma heats up relatively quickly before an eruption, awakening dormant supervolcanoes.
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As the lesson heats up (literally), Ramsay asks Perry if she's still with him.
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We're refining that, then moving into growth mode as the NFL season heats up.
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Those challenges will only grow as the 2020 presidential campaign heats up, she said.
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In fact, as the Russia investigation heats up, he uses it more and more.
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But the rivalry may eventually get heated as the battle for talent heats up.
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A similar psychology is likely to settle in as the coronavirus pandemic heats up.
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The survey comes as the battle over the impeachment inquiry heats up in Washington.
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As the 2020 election heats up, so, too, do the trolling and interference efforts.
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Climate change is bringing the threshold closer every year as the forest heats up.
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Western powers are falling far behind as the race for the Arctic heats up.
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As it heats up, bacteria begin to eat your food, making it go rotten.
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As the discussion around infrastructure heats up, projects like these come up most often.
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It doesn't surprise me that as the rhetoric heats up, the market is weak.
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I make a wrap and slice some watermelon while R. heats up a leftover burrito.
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The heated razor has a stainless steel warming bar that heats up within a second.
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When the battle over Scarif heats up, we're treated to a number of cool cameos.
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And so as the debate heats up, the herbivores are baring their wide, flat molars.
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Your love life heats up as Venus heads into fun and flirty Virgo this month.
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And it's not just ozone that will become more prevalent as the planet heats up.
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Basically, a handwarmer heats up through a chemical reaction that causes oxidation of the iron.
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The inside of a car heats up much more quickly than the outside, he said.
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The gun control debate heats up after Friday school shooting in Texas, details up next.
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I make this for lunch quite a bit because it's quick and heats up nicely.
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As matter falls into the black hole, it often rubs against itself and heats up.
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Your body heats up under exertion, and sweating is your body's way of cooling off.
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Next week the drama heats up as the women and I travel to St. Thomas.
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Daniela heats up a curling iron and goes to work on Francia's long, new locks.
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The nights may be quieter this summer, but the dining scene heats up in Montauk.
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"The Crown" heats up when it gets into how the queen's children's dating lives intersect.
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The poll comes as speculation around potential 28500 runs from Biden and Sanders heats up.
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Go deeper: The Sprint/T-Mobile fight heats up Subscribe to the Pro Rata podcast
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The warming bar heats up almost immediately, so you won't have to wait to begin.
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At Rockefeller Center, Nelson Corporan approaches his job a bit differently when it heats up.
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As temperature heats up, ticks can move farther north and have a longer active season.
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Still, it could become a sticking point among Ellison's rivals as the race heats up.
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Also a concern: interest rates, which are on the rise as the economy heats up.
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The plan would probably be finalised early next year, just as election season heats up.
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However, foot traffic heats up around noon, and stores stay high-traffic until 7 p.m.
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It heats up in the microwave to the best black hot tea I've ever had.
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Trade war heats up The US-China trade war has drastically intensified in recent days.
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But it's also powered by huge amounts of energy that significantly heats up the planet.
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As the earth heats up, year by year, the risk of fire will only increase.
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He drives his nephew to band practice and heats up leftover pizza in the microwave.
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It "heats up faster than charcoal and doesn't make the kitchen as hot," he said.
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As the 2020 presidential election heats up, all eyes are on Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden.
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As with most hydraulic rowers, fluid in the hydraulic piston heats up, which decreases resistance.
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As summer heats up, workers across the country are enjoying some well-earned time off.
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As the space heats up, companies have been spending big to lock down popular shows.
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His comments come even as the competition in the online restaurant review market heats up.
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The fish marinates as the oven heats up, which makes it a brilliant weeknight move.
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As the world heats up and the ice caps melt, sea levels are slowly rising.
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During this same performance, as the room heats up, Lukas whips off his t-shirt.
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Group's biggest loser, Boeing, loses altitude as China tariff talk heats up ** Tech off 1 pct.
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Computer models show droughts like this one are becoming more common as the planet heats up.
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The steamer heats up in 20 seconds and produces steam for about six to eight minutes.
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It pumps with 19 bars of pressure and also heats up in less than 25 seconds.
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As election season heats up, Twitter revealed its plan for fighting deepfakes and other deceptive video.
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That could give it an edge in consumer perception as the 5G marketing battle heats up.
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It's safe to use on a variety of fabrics and heats up in just 20 seconds.
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This push into payments comes as the battle for customized shopping experiences for consumers heats up.
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As Tyler Cameron and Gigi Hadid's romance heats up, Hannah Brown is taking the high road.
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"Exercise before bed heats up your body, which can again help low wave sleep," he says.
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President Trump travels across Asia while the fight over tax reform heats up here at home.
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But for better or worse, Floridians are remaining cool as the world around them heats up.
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Allen is just the latest headliner to go digital as competition heats up in online programming.
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One Amazon buyer says the D2030 heats up in seconds and has a great steam system.
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The knife heats up to 35 degrees within five seconds, the knife's manufacturer AGI Solutions claims.
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As the presidential campaign heats up, President Obama continues to press forward with his policy agenda.
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As the race for the White House heats up, rhetoric from all sides is heating up.
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As that matter spirals down into oblivion, it heats up to outrageous temperatures and emits light.
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The renewed message battle over the law also comes as the 2020 presidential election heats up.
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But, actually, the White House hopes it will fire up Democrats as election season heats up.
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DeLuca battle for Meredith on Grey's Anatomy really heats up in the Thursday, February 7, episode.
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By doing that, it offers DoorDash a potentially nice neutral niche as grocery delivery heats up.
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From that position of emotional commitment, he heats up like a wire coil on a stovetop.
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Not corporate interests — stocks fall whenever trade rhetoric heats up and rise when it cools down.
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R. heats up some water for coffee for the french press and makes coffee for work.
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And it's a trial run for what lies in store as the 2020 election heats up.
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So as the weather heats up, ditch the track pants for a smart polo-neck dress.
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The room heats up quickly, and I run on the treadmill while watching the gorgeous sunrise.
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To state the obvious in a lazy transition sentence, the race only heats up from here.
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As the election season heats up, Facebook is another top name to watch, according to Canaccord.
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This wax warmer heats up scented waxes—just like a scented candle, but without the flame.
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Second-quarter reporting heats up in mid-July, with JPMorgan Chase due to report July 16.
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Pelosi also asked Planned Parenthood president Leana Wen, as the battle over abortion rights heats up.
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Mom heats up some leftover pulled pork for us to eat, and then we both go shower.
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Users are able to zoom in on individual characters and follow them as the game heats up.
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Be careful though: This oven heats up to 464°F with 1100 watts of power behind it.
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The energy in the club always heats up whilst mixing in the first beats of this one.
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And as this season heats up, it has become apparent: It has slowly but surely changed back.
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Despite this move, Facebook will remain fierce competition for Twitter as the live streaming space heats up.
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As the plot heats up, one player arrives in the game and finds all her friends offline.
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Just moving around and doing tasks heats up the vehicle, but it grows colder when it's still.
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Hannah B. drama heats up this episode when Caelynn gets invited on her first one-on-one.
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The fight is likely to become even more caustic as the 2020 presidential campaign heats up. 5.
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The flickering appears to be a hardware issue, which occurs after the device heats up during use.
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The major averages all dipped during the session Tuesday on lower volume as earning season heats up.
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It also underlined the approach CNN takes to pretty much everything as the 2020 campaign heats up.
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As the political battle heats up, talks are underway to take Payton out of the race — permanently.
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Refining activity rose, particularly in the Midwest, as maintenance season ebbs as summer driving season heats up.
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Fiery, passionate Mars enters Gemini today and heats up a very private sector of your chart, Cancer.
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It may be only a taste of things to come if copper's bull narrative really heats up.
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As the spookiest day of the year approaches, the hunt for the perfect pet costume heats up.
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But as the Russia investigation heats up, Trump needs to keep the loyalty of the GOP base.
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Still, as the 2020 election heats up, the numbers give Trump's opponents material to lambast his policies.
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Breville's $150 Mini Smart Oven evenly heats up foods and will get students through times of desperation.
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That is "providing further fuel for potential outperformance as the growth/value debate heats up," Parker said.
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Trump has indicated he may moderate his position on illegal immigrants as the fall election heats up.
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As the quasi cold war between Mars and Earth heats up, her unit is sent into action.
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This is a blatant attempt by some politicians to appease big labor as election season heats up.
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This comes as the conversation about income inequality heats up in Washington and on the campaign trail.
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As the economy heats up, costs are climbing and starting to eat into relatively fat profit margins.
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Sterling has fallen in recent weeks as the contest to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May heats up.
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It can work well as you fall asleep, before it heats up to match your body temperature.
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Trump has a wild meeting with US lawmakers about guns; Europe freezes while the Arctic heats up.
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It compresses, heats up, turns to plasma, and often melts or vaporizes the object in the process.
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Instead, he'll tread in friendlier territory, hoping to generate Republican enthusiasm as the election season heats up.
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So when the so-called awards season heats up, you can't find anything serious, nonwhite and good.
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It's been a rocky ride for the music-streaming service as competition in the space heats up.
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Committees also sent a request to Vice President Pence for documents as their impeachment probe heats up.
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Then, when the sun appears, the surface below the ice heats up, allowing the ice to release.
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The Arizona senator's path to reelection has grown more difficult as his feud with Trump heats up.
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As the 2020 U.S. presidential campaign heats up, they believe this will turn some voters against Trump.
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Then, when the sun appears, the surface below the ice heats up, allowing the ice to release.
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The "Mad Money" host called Netflix a buy, even as competition heats up in the streaming arena.
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Their argument about their respective prejudices is one of the few times that the show heats up.
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As the podcast industry heats up, advertisers look increasingly toward audio to promote brands and sell products.
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The Arizona senator's path to reelection has grown more difficult as his feud with Trump heats up.
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As the icy rock travels near the sun, it heats up and ejects more and more material.
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As the 2020 race heats up, here's a primer to help citizens sort out where they stand.
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Their steamy romantic vacation comes as the couple's relationship heats up, a source close to Disick tells PEOPLE.
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But as the New Cold War heats up, these kinds of considerations could become all the more common.
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Chomp, chomp As summer heats up, thousands of people head to the beach to soak up the sun.
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Watch closely As the weather heats up and families head to pools, officials warn parents about water safety.
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C. heats up some leftover chicken and has that on some of the brioche buns I bought earlier.
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The water heats up quickly so in less than a minute you can have a cup of espresso.
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The matter heats up to scorching temperatures, and particles get boosted to close to the speed of light.
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This gradient normally weakens by the end of May as the northern part of the country heats up.
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Thankfully, a Nest thermostat can learn your specific usage patterns and optimize when it heats up your house.
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Those innovations will be crucial if the company is to grow its customer base as competition heats up.
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As competition with Lyft heats up, Uber has been making more rewards available to its most prized customers.
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The machine consists of a small, round, plastic tub that plugs into the wall and gradually heats up.
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Not to fear, your dating life heats up again when the sun cruises into Libra on the 22nd.
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The announcement comes as competition in India's cab aggregation market heats up, which is valued at $12 billion.
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Plus, they break down World War White as the beef between Machine Gun Kelly and Eminem heats up!
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But maintaining that cloaking as either the object or its surroundings heats up or cools down is tricky.
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This heats up particles in the equivalent of the star's atmosphere, releasing the "white-light" emission seen here.
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Yet as the fight for second place heats up, a second type of digital divide is taking shape.
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Users are reporting that first the iPhone heats up, like when you've been playing Candy Crush too hard.
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He's had balls go to the track, and when the summer heats up, those balls are home runs.
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As the 2020 election heats up, few would be surprised if he falls back on them once again.
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And 2020 Democratic presidential candidates see health care as a winning issue as the campaign heats up. Sen.
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Neither he nor Bautista would speculate on where they might land after the free-agent market heats up.
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The Facebook-Snapchat video war heats up Facebook had a few other Live announcements to make as well.
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It's basically a hot glue gun that heats up colored plastic to let you make 3D-printed creations.
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He was only 5-10 entering his junior season — right when quarterback recruiting heats up — according to Wingenbach.
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Her comments come as the battle over Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the court heats up in Congress.
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Still, the first Chase race was marred by inspection talk as Nascar's version of the playoffs heats up.
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Seattle is becoming fertile ground for outer space-related start-ups as the commercial space race heats up.
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Copper is a great cooking material because it heats up quickly and evenly, but it's usually pretty expensive.
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Once the light hits, liquid in the tower heats up, and that thermal energy fuels a heat engine.
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Nonetheless, Meitu has seen its hardware revenues drop as smartphone shipments slow in China and competition heats up.
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Democrats are likely to step up their calls for expanding Social Security as the general election heats up.
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WASHINGTON — Online lenders are drawing from a familiar playbook in Washington as scrutiny of the business heats up.
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Out There As competition with Europe heats up, astronomers pitch their dreams of giant telescopes astride the Earth.
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But the series gradually heats up and spins into nearly non-stop action in the season's latter half.
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"I see the catfight label framing a lot of what happens when the primary heats up," she said.
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That language could justify policies that could make droughts in the West worse as the world heats up.
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When her son heats up some schnitzel that an aunt dropped off, the smell drifts into the bedrooms.
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But the disaster holds lessons as the planet's climate heats up, and scientists warn of worsening extreme weather.
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Tackling climate change has emerged as a chief priority for the presidential contenders as the primary heats up.
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This is an area of Walmart's business that's been under pressure as the battle with Amazon heats up.
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Coming tomorrow: The latest US balance of trade arrives just as the US-China trade war heats up.
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"As the weather heats up, I am very, very worried that there will be more deaths," said Rep.
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That smoke would expand around the world as it heats up, blocking out sunlight over much of Earth.
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White naps in her car between rush hours and heats up her lunch at a local gas station.
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Career mobility will continue to become more relevant as the war for talent heats up in 2017 and beyond.
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It naturally heats up to 101 degrees, and Lydia says the way that it works is a total secret.
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As the Democratic Royal Rumble candidate race heats up, new divisions within the party are popping up every day.
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The device senses when you take a pull from the mouthpiece and heats up to vaporize the liquid inside.
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As the action on the court heats up, the league's best shed the clichés and commit to verbal sparring.
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But three years later, as the battle for net neutrality heats up once again, Tumblr has been uncharacteristically silent.
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The temperature is adjustable and it heats up quickly, plus a preheat light indicates when the oil is ready.
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I'm used to my popover tin, which is an excellent heat conductor and thus heats up very rapidly. Pyrex?
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Poor husband gives me hugs and heats up some homemade carrot ginger soup, and I get in the bath.
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As the 2018 election heats up, "I'd like to get 100 campaigns on the platform by summer," he said.
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This is converted into both hot and cold air, which heats up the salt and cools down the antifreeze.
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As the air heats up, it becomes less dense, and thinner air means an airplane wing generates less lift.
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Such players are beginning to invest in deeper platform tools to help better retain pros as competition heats up.
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As the mixture heats up, it will emulsify, and it'll thicken even more once the gnocchi is mixed in.
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Democratic strategists see the Cohen investigation as another way to appeal to voters as the election season heats up.
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As competition for ride sharing heats up around the world, all the apps will be seeking ways to differentiate.
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The 1800 watt oven heats up very quickly and Cuisinart's Exact Heat sensor ensures that the temperature is accurate.
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Water heats up instantly to ensure comfort, and the wand is fully adjustable to give you a personalized clean.
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The Olivia Garden ceramic round brush heats up to help you achieve the perfect voluminous and silky smooth blowout.
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The talks will come as the investigation into Trump's ties to Russia's 2016 election meddling heats up back home.
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India's giant ecommerce company Flipkart is stepping up its efforts as competition from Amazon heats up in the nation.
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In snowy places across the globe, "watermelon snow" forms as the summer sun heats up and melts winter's leftovers.
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He predicts that as the economy continues to improve and the market heats up, millennials will become more optimistic.
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It is also uncertain whether this will emerge as a strong option as debate on the review heats up.
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Earnings season heats up this week, with more than 100 of America's biggest companies set to announce financial results.
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The phenomenon is similar to what happens when air is compressed inside a bike tire: It quickly heats up.
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In July, Amazon registered a trademark for a similar meal-kit service as competition in the sector heats up.
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As competition for marine resources heats up, Japan - one of the world's largest consumers of fish - feels the pressure.
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It also heats up to 450°F in mere seconds, making it ideal for people always on the go.
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When he gets back, he heats up yesterday's Thai leftovers for dinner and turns on an episode of Lost.
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As the field narrows down and primary season heats up, we tracked the candidates' performance in the debate, ahead.
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The discussion traditionally heats up towards the end of each election cycle, with this previous election being no different.
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And officials say he's eager to add more events to his schedule, particularly as the Democratic race heats up.
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President Donald Trump's Twitter activity has surged to new heights as an impeachment probe heats up in the House.
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The water heats up to near-supercritical temperatures and is pumped back to the surface to spin turbine generators.
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It heats up quickly and the heat distribution stays consistent, but the sturdy and ergonomic handle always stays cool.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: The Bank of England issues its latest interest rate decision as the UK election heats up.
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Now, as the 2020 election heats up, working Americans are understandably nervous at the prospect of a possible recession.
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The Senate cleared a key immigration pick on Thursday as debate over the issue heats up on Capitol Hill.
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Comscore battle heats up Billboard tops its charts by adding Nielsen data Media measurement stocks slide amid corporate drama
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Maintaining the image of victory is particularly important for the federal government as election season heats up in Nigeria.
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LAWYER'S LAWYER: Trump personal attorney Michael Cohen has hired his own personal attorney as the Russia probe heats up.
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Titanium is a lightweight metal that heats up very quickly and can hold high heat at a consistent temperature.
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According to the hack's creator Joric's GitHub page, the iron heats up by 10 degrees each time you lose.
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Over the next few weeks, watch as fights unfold, romance heats up and I start to fall for multiple women.
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MARTHA MACCALLUM, HOST: All right, breaking tonight, growing concern over the battle of civil behavior heats up on Capitol Hill.
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President Donald Trump has threatened further tariffs on Chinese exports as the trade war between Washington and Beijing heats up.
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Therefore, when talk of a trade war with China heats up, I think of a very different type of war.
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That creates one hole many companies she works with are trying to fill as competition heats up: diverse digital talent.
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As the planet heats up, the ocean is expanding and ice sheets are melting from the land into the sea.
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Amy Adams heats up the Toronto International Film Festival red carpet again – and she's got her secret weapon with her.
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The stratosphere contains ozone, which absorbs harmful ultraviolet radiation from the Sun and heats up the stratosphere in the process.
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AS THE 2020 Democratic primary heats up, a brace of left-wingers are fighting over who can be more radical.
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Atlassian has been pushing out various forms of integration in recent times, as it heats up its competition with Slack.
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But as the climate heats up, more of the precipitation that fell in California as snow will turn to rain.
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After all, even shopping addicts like us would choose the beach over a department store once the weather heats up.
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As the Mexican election campaign heats up, polls and pundits agree that the dominant issue for many voters is corruption.
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Players in Indonesia have been merrily posting their Pokémon sightings to social media, as interest heats up in the country.
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As Kendall Jenner's romance with Ben Simmons heats up, the professional model is being "very protective" of the pair's relationship.
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Go much faster than that and the air coming into the engine compresses and heats up – and the engine cooks.
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Southwest Airlines and Alaska Airlines are also beefing up the number of flights they offer as summer travel heats up.
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A candle flame, for instance, heats up the surrounding air, causing those gases to rise and shape the flame upward.
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This fleece, electric heated scarf heats up in seconds and will keep your neck toasty even in the nastiest winds.
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Defense will remain the largest market for the foreseeable future as global competition heats up and technology continues to improve.
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As the debate heats up, it's worth reflecting on what the ACA has accomplished so far — and what it hasn't.
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I have noticed that Junior here has a habit of posting nonsense about me whenever the Mueller investigation heats up.
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So the agency has a novel suggestion for Americans as the 230 disaster season heats up: Don't rely on us.
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In Phoenix, one resident takes advantage of the early morning to play pickle-ball before the day really heats up.
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This latest incident is likely to further polarize Israeli society as campaigning heats up ahead of the April 9thparliamentary election.
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As that competition heats up, major cloud providers are exploring new ways to keep customers from going to their rivals.
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As the presidential race heats up, some democratic candidates have released plans for how they would break up big tech.
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This ultimately means that the Pound could drift to 1.25 within the next few hours if market uncertainty heats up.
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CNN DIGITAL CNN Digital will provide unique election coverage across all platforms as the battle for congressional control heats up.
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Due to how small it is, it heats up faster than a large skillet would, and it distributes heat evenly.
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Jayapal endorsed Bernie Sanders in 2016, but as 2020 heats up, presidential candidates will be actively courting her endorsement. Rep.
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The conditions the cedar trees need to live are becoming more and more rare as the Middle East heats up.
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It heats up to 450 degrees in minutes, thanks to carbon fiber, and heats evenly, thanks to infrared heating technology.
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Showtime's most-watched documentary series returns for its fourth season, just as the race for the White House heats up.
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Go deeper: Time highlights impeachment witnesses, U.S. women's soccer team in annual issue Feud heats up between Warren and Buttigieg
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But there's little confidence much will make it through the GOP-controlled Senate, especially as the presidential campaign heats up.
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This comes as the Ukraine controversy heats up, which is taking a toll on Former Vice President Joe Biden's campaign.
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As tax season heats up, there are a few outstanding issues and frequently asked questions the IRS wants to address.
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The nominations come as the battle heats up between the brand conglomerate and an increasing number of Wall Street giants.
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The reverse has also been true in the past; when inflation heats up, higher rates tend to cool it off.
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The Republican president is seeking re-election in November 2020 as an impeachment inquiry against him heats up in Congress.
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As the podcast industry heats up, major production companies are looking to turn audio content into TV shows or movies.
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Health care stocks have been having a tough week lately, as more talk of Medicare-for-all plans heats up.
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This life-saver heats up in less than 15 seconds and gets you tasty espresso at the push of a button.
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As the German campaign heats up, all sides are instead likely to praise the surplus as a sign of export prowess.
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As the trade war heats up, the potential for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates is rising, according to traders.
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It not only heats up in seconds but also changes color from black to red when it reaches its boiling point.
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Analysts however have warned that fundamentals could remain weak as a producer race for customers heats up in the Middle East.
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In theory the trickle could become a flood if the trade war heats up or worries about supply-chain security intensify.
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The U.S.-China trade dispute heats up, Trump's administration defends its hardline immigration stance and the Goliaths of international soccer stumble.
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The pullback by banks has raised concerns about a liquidity crunch as U.S. interest rates rise and the market heats up.
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As the package containing an infected sample heats up, the malaria parasite's DNA is copied repeatedly, making it easier to detect.
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Scientists at MIT have made transparent glass objects using a special 3D printer that heats up to about 1,900 degrees Fahrenheit.
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As the planet heats up, places that were once too chilly for most plants to grow have become steadily more hospitable.
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As the election campaign heats up, Merkel has toughened her stance, urging auto executives to do more to win back trust.
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But guidance on the future of the product will be key: Olson sees margins compressing over time as competition heats up.
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Oculus Rift Exclusivity Debate Heats Up Over Serious Sam VRThe debate over "exclusive" Oculus Rift games reached a new pitch yesterday.
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The move signals Braintree's attempt to expand its reach into the SMB market, as competition with startups like Stripe heats up.
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It heats up the skin to help pump oxygen and blood to the area, which helps with blood flow and circulation.
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When your company is tied up in one popular product – Palm, Fitbit, and Makerbot come to mind – competition heats up quickly.
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The rivalry only heats up as the humble cardboard stands grow into big industrial plants and their owners into young adults.
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As tax season heats up, many Americans are still unclear as to how recent changes to the law could affect them.
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Two candidates for Virginia governor sparred Thursday on Twitter, as the race heats up in the final month before the primaries.
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Because the ocean is darker than the bright ice, it absorbs more heat — and the broader region heats up more quickly.
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As competition for digital advertising dollars heats up, Instagram is unveiling new features to prove how often its app drives sales.
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As the battle between Apple and the FBI heats up over encryption, it's increasingly clear this isn't just about one iPhone.
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Such a base could deter big investors as scrutiny of digital coins heats up from global regulators and politicians, he said.
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Once the fire heats up the rail enough to expand again, workers onsite can rebolt or weld the rails back together.
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Concentrated solar power, which heats up sodium during the day and operates all night, is coming in well below 85033 cents.
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Trey Gowdy of South Carolina will reportedly be assisting President Donald Trump's legal team while the House impeachment inquiry heats up.
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The bigger picture: As competition in the US neobank space heats up, offering new services may help Varo keep its edge.
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Crowds of restless passengers waiting endlessly in TSA lines is becoming a major issue as the summer travel season heats up.
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The competition heats up as TikTok and Amazon move in on Spotify&aposs turfAt the same time, Spotify faces new competition.
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Tourism generally heats up in Playa Del Carmen around the winter holidays as people plan trips to the warm, dry climate.
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As the trade war with China heats up and retaliatory strikes hit our energy exports, the U.S. risks losing market share.
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The "Fast Money " traders debated on Thursday which stocks they would buy if the virtual reality market heats up in 2017.
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The disaster agency described Merapi's eruptions as phreatic, which means magma heats up ground water and vapor is released under pressure.
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When the sun heats up your social third house from the 20th on, you'll have more time and interest in playdates.
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But pressure to drop grocery prices is mounting in the US as German chain Lidl heats up competition in the space.
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It's compact for confined spaces, heats up in a few minutes, and has a non-stick surface that's easy to clean.
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Here's a look at who is backing who as the race for DNC chair heats up heading into the new year:Rep.
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The hard-anodized aluminum cookware heats up quickly and evenly and is compatible with gas, electric, halogen, and glass stove tops.
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Those he's issued to date are only a small hint of what could be coming as the Russia investigation heats up.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg isn't fooling himself ... Donald Trump will target him with homophobic remarks as the 2020 Presidential campaign heats up.
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But as the election year heats up, it's unclear whether farmers are better off than they were before Trump took office.
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The steamer emits 1500 Watts worth of steam for 10 minutes straight and heats up in about 40 to 45 seconds.
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The offering plans comes as Thailand's IPO market heats up after Asset World Corp Pcl raised $1.57 billion earlier this month.
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A tech cold war that heats up could trap others too: drone maker DJI is the latest to come under scrutiny.
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For its part, the Stuttgart, Germany-based automaker is trying to keep a low profile as the trade war heats up.
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As earnings season heats up, strategists say two tech stocks set to report could be head and shoulders above the rest.
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Investors have been on edge recently as a trade war between some of the largest economies in the world heats up.
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Any moves to examine Trump as 2020 heats up will receive similar scrutiny — as will any choice not to examine Trump.
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As the 353 Democratic presidential primary heats up, and candidates stake out their policy positions, every candidate should propose a solution.
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When the lights go down, the romance between Bella Thorne and Patrick Schwarzenegger heats up in their new romantic drama Midnight Sun.
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Mr. Sanders's strength wasn't so great as to suggest that he's positioned to improve upon national polls once the campaign heats up.
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Bank stocks are getting slammed this week as the trade war heats up, but according to some analysts, that selling is misplaced.
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As the CO22 level ratchets up in the simulated sky and the sea surface heats up, the dynamics of the cloud evolve.
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READ: Asia's space race heats up Tense relationship The satellite project comes at a time of heightened tensions between the two countries.
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As this movement heats up in Vietnam, expect to see more women entrepreneurs taking charge in this fast-growing and dynamic country.
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As the war for wealth management talent heats up, the string of hires highlight Rockefeller's aggressive expansion outside its New York headquarters.
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Buttigieg continued to train his fire on Biden and Sanders, and I'll be watching how and in what ways that heats up.
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The end result could bring relief for local businesses and signals growing discord in the island's government as election season heats up.
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Ivanka Trump is pushing back against reports that said she and Chelsea Clinton "suspended" their friendship as the presidential campaign heats up.
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Even with such specialist knowledge, smaller companies may still feel at the mercy of the politicians as the Brexit campaign heats up.
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But it comes and goes—things are kind of slow during the winter, but it heats up during the spring and summer.
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So it is no surprise cybersecurity hasn't been much of a focus as the race to the 2020 presidential election heats up.
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The First Class Travel Guide was impressed with the speed with which this small iron heats up, saving you time when ironing.
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They also predict that candidates who have yet to offer such proposals are likely to do so as the race heats up.
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As the tax debate heats up, Democrats on Capitol Hill will likely ramp up their calls for Trump to releases his taxes.
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With an applied voltage, it's possible to get the textile to contract by as much as 33 percent as it heats up.
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But there is plenty of debate over just how bad things are for the president as the 2020 campaign cycle heats up.
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READ MORE: We compared Netflix's top assets to new rivals like Disney Plus and HBO Max as the streaming battle heats up
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As the globe heats up, scientists expect that simple fact of physics to account for about 75% of future sea-level rise.
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If this hack leads to greater oversight from Japan's government, it could hinder the country's mobile payments market as it heats up.
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But the C.D.C. expects clusters of mosquito-transmitted cases in Florida, the Gulf Coast and possibly Hawaii when the summer heats up.
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According to a press release, the printer heats up a mixture of vegan ingredients and produces the different shapes using a nozzle.
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Several polls released this week have shown Clinton pulling further ahead of Trump as their fight for the White House heats up.
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That means saying all the nasty things about unions that the employer will use to bombard workers as the campaign heats up.
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Pros: Affordable, heats up quickly, makes thin and crunchy traditional waffles, 5 browning settings, indicator lights, easy to clean and to store.
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But the water gets that potential energy from the sun: Solar radiation heats up water, mostly from the sea, so it evaporates.
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And as the 2018 election heats up, many of Trump Jr.'s tweets center on billionaire and longtime progressive donor George Soros.
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These amphibians prey on mosquitoes and other insects that can carry disease, a threat likely to increase as the world heats up.
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That push is even more urgent now as competition for deposits heats up from online banks that typically offer higher interest rates.
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As the Democratic presidential primary race heats up, Mike Bloomberg is doing everything in his power to catch up to his rivals.
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In short: People are concerned about climate change but have other more pressing issues on their mind as the election heats up.
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But this oligopoly has come under pressure in recent years as growth slows and competition from companies from mainland China heats up.
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The dragonfire doesn't directly burn the stones, it just heats up the air so much that everything surrounding it would blow up.
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Why you'll love it: The GHD Gold Professional styling iron heats up quickly, prevents hair damage, and produces styling that will last.
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When that ice heats up and melts, it flows off of the land into the ocean, which really does raise sea levels.
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Just because it heats up, has two plates, and claims to leave hair smooth, glossy, and protected doesn't mean that it's any good.
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More fixes and solutions will develop over the coming days as the Davos debate heats up in the freezing cold mountains of Switzerland.
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"Friction heats up particles in the atmosphere, which appear bright blue in the video," SpaceX said in a tweet that included the video.
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As the market heats up, it's not just students and musicians sleeping in hallways and punk houses, but professional-types and working families.
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Blue Apron's IPO is coming as competition heats up in the meal kit industry, with companies delivering fresh ingredients and recipes to subscribers.
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L has set its sights on the broadband sector in an attempt to widen its consumer appeal as retail competition heats up. bit.
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If you had some questions about sunscreen as the summer heats up, I bet Vox's Julia Belluz answered them in her explainer extraordinaire.
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Take a bite, and for a split second you get a smoky, fruity vortex of complex flavors… right before your mouth heats up.
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This fleece one heats up in seconds and will keep your neck toasty for up to three hours even in the nastiest winds.
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Mr Trump can tout his tough-on-immigration bonafides—and criticise judges who rule against his policies—as the presidential campaign heats up.
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For years, epidemiologists have been predicting that tropical diseases, including dengue, malaria, and cholera, will expand their range as the planet heats up.
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Flooding, heatwaves and devastating forest fires are other impacts already being experienced - and which scientists predict will worsen as the planet heats up.
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Adjusting the models to reflect the findings will make them more sensitive to cloud loss in this region as the planet heats up.
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But Mexican leaders are eager to finalize NAFTA negotiations this year before the country's presidential campaign heats up ahead of July 2018 election.
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And overall, it goes to show that as Mueller's investigation heats up, more and more Trump campaign associates are coming under serious scrutiny.
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When the Sicilian drug trade heats up, Buscetta's eldest sons are killed by a rival clan, as if daring him to return home.
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That's because the Northern hemisphere "has more landmass, and less ocean" than the South, she continued, and the land heats up more quickly.
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As the star becomes more compact, it heats up, causing its outer layers to expand more than 100 times the star's original size.
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REM is the fifth stage of sleep, when the eyes move, the body heats up, breathing and pulse quicken and the mind dreams.
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"When the desert heats up, the air above the ground gets warm and rises in little kind of bubbles after dark," Stephan said.
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Now, as the 2020 Democratic presidential primary race heats up, advocating state sponsored tuition-free college appears to be a prerequisite for admission.
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The Coleman SaluSpa Four-Person Hot Tub is small but mighty; it sports a sturdy frame, heats up quickly, and produces effective bubbles.
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It heats up in just 60 seconds, and the head removes easily so you can fill it with water when you need to.
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Blue Apron's IPO is coming as competition heats up in the meal kit industry, where companies deliver fresh ingredients and recipes to subscribers.
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Biologically, when a person enjoys a sexual act, their brain releases dopamine, the neurotransmitter that heats up the brain's reward and pleasure centers.
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As her breathing heats up, a voice-over says that some women need to be physically touched before feeling any desire for sex.
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Part 3 The debate heats up as the former vice president and the Vermont senator clashed over the specifics of their respective platforms.
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Netflix has just scored a major content deal that could help it stem the loss of subscribers as competition among streamers heats up.
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But so far, few visitors have come, and the state may become even less inviting to outsiders if the Rakhine insurgency heats up.
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IPCC reports pool together research that's already been published to paint a picture of how the world will change as it heats up.
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It's a mouthful of a name for a chemical that keeps the turkey frozen in our refrigerators and also heats up the planet.
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As our world heats up and sea levels rise, the problem of forced migration around the world is projected to become far worse.
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Trump's all-time record came just before the 2018 midterms, so stay tuned for more from Trump as the presidential campaign heats up.
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Yet as inflation heats up, the price that investors are willing to pay for every $1 of corporate earnings has tended to fall.
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Spring has historically been the busiest buying season, but as competition for homes heats up across the country, January is the new April.
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Plus when the city heats up, all the unpleasant smells, like garbage, urine and body odor, emerge to slap you in the face.
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But as more co-living companies muscle their way into New York — and competition among them heats up — some are upping the ante.
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The daily lists are another way for the streaming giant to promote its original content to subscribers as the streaming war heats up.
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As the presidential campaign heats up, candidates are proposing more policies to address issues from climate change to student debt to health care.
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January 30, 2020 As U.S. presidential campaigning heats up in Iowa, we're explaining why this state is so important in the nomination process.
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If the housing market heats up, financial stocks will "heat up, and you'll also see suppliers heat up," as a result, Davitt said.
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As the presidential battle among Democrats heats up, there are new polls and predictions every day as to how it will turn out.
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Swonk says that but the pressure is ratcheting up as the experience based economy heats up as Americans travel and eat out more.
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That's the message millennials are hearing as the battle between the big banks and fintech companies for their hearts and deposits heats up.
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But they've been widely paved over for development and are suffering as the conditions of the oceans change as the planet heats up.
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As the trade war between the U.S. and China heats up, North Dakota soybean processors are watching their selling season go to ruin.
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"As the ocean heats up, it's driving fish into new places, and we're already seeing that that's driving conflict between countries," he said.
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Battle for key UK parliamentary seat heats up as all sides seek to woo Brexit voters Battle for key UK parliamentary seat heats up as all sides seek to woo Brexit voters U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May made a surprise visit to the city of Stoke-on-Trent Monday, ahead of a key by-election in the area which will take place Thursday.
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But that hasn't stopped the US military from aggressively testing its offensive and defensive capabilities as the situation on the Korean peninsula heats up.
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Culinary Butane TorchAccording to Culinary Prestige, this torch heats up to over 2300 degrees Fahrenheit, making it perfect for ad hoc Home Alone roleplay.
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The new and improved ingredient is becoming available just as the weather heats up and can be added to any iced drink, including frappuccinos.
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This is due to melting ice on land flowing into the ocean as well as the expansion of seawater itself as it heats up.
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As the 2020 campaign heats up, NPR's poll shows that just 30 percent of national registered voters say they will "definitely" vote for Trump.
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It points to the minefield facing the bigger players as a presidential campaign that could be won or lost on digital platforms heats up.
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"As soon as it heats up [to 50 or 60 degrees Fahrenheit], mosquitoes will come back, and viruses can replicate in them," Kramer said.
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Meanwhile, as the race for the technology heats up, Amazon plans to open additional cashier-less Amazon Go stores in Chicago and San Francisco.
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This milk frother quickly heats up to 170 degrees Fahrenheit and makes about 4 ounces of milk froth or 8 ounces of hot milk.
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"Stay safe as it heats up: Drink water, stay out of the sun, and check on your neighbors," he tweeted from his POTUS account.
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It's August, which usually means summer comes to an end and back-to-school shopping heats up — but maybe not so much this year.
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I did notice the inside of the cups feel very cool to touch, but the outside heats up as the headset cools the insides.
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As the policy debate heats up at the Fed, investors are getting more acclimated to the idea that a rate hike is coming soon.
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Dangerously long shifts in the taxi and for-hire vehicle industry are becoming more commonplace as competition heats up between yellow cabs and Uber.
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Centuries-old dispute heats up It was the 16th time this year that Chinese vessels have entered Japan's territorial waters, the Japanese official said.
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As earnings season heats up this week and next, tech stocks will prove to be rather strong, said 55 Capital market strategist Max Wolff.
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Her laugh is too high-pitched, she always heats up fish in the microwave, and her communication style's a little too blunt for you.
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The partnership, which was first reported by The New York Times, comes as the race heats up to get driverless cars on the road.
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As the turf war between narco-Vampire clans heats up, Ana, a Mexico City cop finds herself in the midst of this bewildering mess.
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The partnership, which was first reported by The New York Times, comes as the race heats up to get driverless cars on the road.
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You should keep the oil in a temperature-controlled room because if it heats up, it can also lose some of its beneficial properties.
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As our planet heats up, rising sea levels make storm surge more dangerous and increased water vapor in the atmosphere drives up flood risks.
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But GOP strategists say Ross hasn't been battle tested, and her numbers are likely to come down once the campaign heats up in earnest.
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But as the convention arrives and the general election heats up, political observers expect her to take a more prominent role in the campaign.
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The advance comes as quarterly earnings season heats up and investors become optimistic that clarity on President Donald Trump's economic policies will be forthcoming.
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Saudi Arabia has a deep well of lobbying support that it can draw from for assistance in coming weeks, as the battle heats up.
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The report comes as the federal investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election heats up and congressional panels continue to probe the issue.
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Bernie Sanders met Wednesday night as speculation about their plans for the 2020 presidential election heats up, a source familiar with the meeting said.
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" President Trump has seized on the Obama administration official as the federal investigation into possible ties between his campaign and Russia heats up. "A.
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So if, say, the cold war between Saudi Arabia and Iran heats up and somehow leads to conflict that crimps production, prices could rise.
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That explanation comes, however, with a caveat, namely that Oumuamua behaves like other comet nuclei we already know and love when it heats up.
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The plot heats up when her business partner's dangerous secrets come to light, and when the government's involvement threatens an innocent college student's life.
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More broadly, it will also keep the WNBA faithful engaged before competition for the playoffs heats up in the second half of the season.
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The competition heats up For years, the sports drinks market has been dominated by two players: Gatorade, the segment leader by far, and Powerade.
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As water heats up, it expandsRising ocean temperatures also lead sea levels to rise, since water (like most things) expands when it&aposs heated.
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Tech We're Using As the 2020 race heats up, here's how Matthew Rosenberg, a politics reporter, is preparing for an onslaught of intentional falsehoods.
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As the U.S. presidential campaign heats up, Republicans, including candidate Donald Trump, have attacked Obama over the payment, questioning the timing of the transfer.
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A black hole's gravity pulls astral objects apart, creating an orbit of swirling debris that heats up millions of degrees and radiates X-rays.
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Running a GPU that hard and that long heats up the machine and when it gets hot, it can perform poorly or even break.
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As the trade war between Washington and Beijing heats up, investors and analysts are increasingly concerned the dispute could erode global demand for production.
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The batteries are also filled with a flammable electrolyte, one that can combust when it heats up, then really get going once oxygen hits it.
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If you blend for too long, the blender heats up and melts the ice cream, making the shake unideal for drinking but perfect for throwing.
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But there's a lot more land in the Northern hemisphere, and land generally heats up more easily than water (it has a lower heat capacity).
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This multitasking model from Sur La Table heats up to 390 degrees and can air-fry, bake, roast, and grill (read: it's a kitchen workhorse).
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It's a reminder that as Clinton's current race with Bernie Sanders heats up, the 2016 Democratic primary has so far been a very genteel affair.
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Now that the presumptive presidential candidates for each party are known, the veepstakes guessing game about whom they might pick as running mates heats up.
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But as competition from summer blockbuster season heats up, it'll need to rely on solid word of mouth to stick around in North American theaters.
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There's no denying that fact, and as the primary season heats up, candidates are facing tough questions over how they'll pay for their health plans.
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VP talk begins As the end of the nomination process heads to the finish line, talk of who will join the respective tickets heats up.
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As competition with third-party delivery services heats up, Domino's CEO Ritch Allison is rejecting the idea that the pizza chain should outsource its delivery.
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Like many bullshit dress codes, Sleevegate rears its ugly, patriarchal head every summer when the weather heats up, no matter which party is in charge.
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The person will also start the job as the 2020 presidential campaign heats up, and Trump has to divide his time between campaigning and governing.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday said he expects "more capricious behavior" from President Donald Trump as the 2020 race for the White House heats up.
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What will be interesting to watch is whether or not competition once again heats up between DraftKings and FanDuel now that the deal is dead.
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But as humanity's interest in plundering the deep of its riches heats up, scientists are warning that this new gold rush will have serious consequences.
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Meanwhile, the amount of money that car companies need to earmark for research and development is ballooning, especially as competition with Silicon Valley heats up.
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As summer heats up and our cravings turn to soft-serve and Italian ice, we've never been more thankful that it's not pecan pie season.
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"I have noticed that Junior here has a habit of posting nonsense about me whenever the Mueller investigation heats up," Ocasio-Cortez said on Twitter.
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As the race to develop self-driving cars heats up, automakers are also introducing more "semi-autonomous" driving systems that handle tedious or tricky situations.
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As online shopping heats up ahead of the holiday season, consumers should be aware of an increasingly common scam called "e-skimming," the FBI warns.
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Democrats are doubling down on their push to limit the Trump administration's ability to unilaterally fire Robert Mueller as the special counsel's probe heats up.
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As a public health nurse, I am always intrigued by our nation's endemic health-care policy debate, especially as it heats up this election season.
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As the planet heats up, coffee plants will have to be moved higher up mountains - meaning there will be less land available to cultivate them.
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The country's Forestry Commission lays some of the blame for the surge in forest pests on climate shifts, as global warming heats up the planet.
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In this recipe, the only ingredients to prepare are shallots, garlic and some fresh herbs: It's labor you can do while your skillet heats up.
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As the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination heats up, one spouse has emerged as one of the most prolific campaign surrogates: Dr. Jill Biden.
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In announcing the deal, Roku noted that the market for over-the-top advertising will continue to expand as the cord-cutting race heats up.
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But that may change as the debate heats up and party leaders, eying the midterms, seek ways to promote Hurd's name on the national stage.
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"When the stone heats up, if there ever was a fire, the last thing you want to do is spray it with water," he added.
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While my apartment heats up, I get dressed, brush my teeth, deal with my hair, and grab the food I packed for breakfast and lunch today.
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As Halle Berry's romance with Alex Da Kid heats up, fans of the Oscar winner continue to wonder about the latest man to steal her heart.
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ECB time: The European Central Bank meets Thursday as global trade tensions escalate and the race to find a replacement for president Mario Draghi heats up.
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The crossover star and Grey released their latest track, "Starving," featuring Zedd, on Friday, right in time before the song of the summer race heats up.
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As the battle over the driving experience heats up, we will initially see companies like Google, Amazon and Apple start dipping their toes in the market.
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The absorbed light then heats up the individual particles, causing them to shatter into a bunch of much smaller pieces, like a rock exploding into pebbles.
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As festival season heats up, music lovers across the country will be looking for a place to get a little shuteye, grab a bite and recharge.
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Other companies are also working to deploy self-driving vehicles in limited areas as the race to push out autonomous cars across the globe heats up.
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And because it orbits much closer to its host star than Mercury orbits around the Sun, its atmosphere heats up to more than 4,500 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Driving the news: The iQOS — which heats up sticks of tobacco instead of burning them — is in existence largely for the same reason as e-cigarettes.
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Charter does offer standalone broadband service to its current subscribers, but advocates worry those offerings may fluctuate as competition with over-the-top service heats up.
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As competition in the audio sphere heats up, the pay-to-stream model is becoming the key driver of growth in the competitive digital music business.
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As the primary season heats up its not unusual for candidates to be attacking one another just miles away on the campaign trail in New Hampshire.
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Michael Flynn is "holed up in his Alexandria home" as Mueller's investigation heats up, and "trying to find a way to pay his lawyers," per Politico.
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Week ahead: Budget fight heats up: The House is likely to pass a defense spending bill for the remainder of fiscal 2023 in the coming week.
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The team mates have clashed three times in the last five races — in Spain, Canada and the Red Bull Ring — as their championship duel heats up.
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An increasing number of Democrats says President Trump will finish his first term as the impeachment battle heats up, according to a new Hill-HarrisX poll.
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The UN's International Panel on Climate Change predicted in 2014 that fire season in Australia would get longer and more severe as the world heats up.
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The delay comes as the 2020 presidential race heats up, in which a number of Democratic candidates have called for legalizing marijuana on the federal level.
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DEMOCRATS HOPE SOCIAL SECURITY PLAN WINS VOTERS OVER: Democrats are likely to step up their calls for expanding Social Security as the general election heats up.
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The feature, to be called "Stories Everywhere," is designed to boost Snapchat's presence beyond the core mobile app as competition with Facebook and Instagram heats up.
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As the region heats up, much of this carbon is likely to be released into the atmosphere, where it will trap more heat—another feedback loop.
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Google has hired a new lobbying firm to work on self-driving car issues as the race to bring autonomous vehicles to the public heats up.
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It heats up water rapidly and automatically turns the kettle off once the water is boiled, so you don't have to worry about any fire hazards.
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Recent polls show Mr. Murphy, who is less well known in the state than his opponent, pulling close to Mr. Rubio as the contest heats up.
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As the competition among credit card issuers heats up this holiday season, what you are paying with may be as important as what you are buying.
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No one is confident the 44th president, the most popular politician in America, will rise to that occasion as the debate heats up in ensuing weeks.
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As the rumor mill heats up over what will be in Apple's next iPhone, it's good to have a strategy for making sense of the predictions.
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Though he hasn't established a formal position yet, the head of Kynikos Associates sees opportunity as the competition heats up and cost starts becoming an issue.
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But as the world heats up, we can expect stronger storms, said Adam Sobel, an atmospheric scientist at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University.
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As the race to push out autonomous cars across the globe heats up, other companies are also working to deploy self-driving vehicles in limited areas.
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In the past 2 decades, frequency of strong hurricane increased, mainly because coastline development, sea water heats up, sea levels rise, and air moisture increases etc.
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A University of Bristol study examined projected heat-related deaths in 211 American cities if the Earth heats up by 1.5, 2 or 3 degrees Celsius.
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Each August, they are essentially evicted, banished to an unthinkable stretch of away games known as "the death road" just as the pennant race heats up.
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As Swift-Tuttle zooms through space, the Sun heats up the icy comet, causing a bunch of loose material like pebbles and dust to fly off.
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Disney needs to chart a smooth course as competition heats up, its global rollout continues, and it builds out Disney Plus, ESPN Plus, and even Hulu.
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As that investigation heats up, Trump on Thursday appeared to again call for a foreign power to interfere in the 2020 election — this time in public.
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This data shows that while interest builds when the news cycle heats up and more stories are written, average interactions have been on a sustained decline.
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As the 2020 Democratic Primary heats up just days away from the Iowa caucus, so too have marquee celebrity endorsements for the packed presidential candidate field.
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Investors have grown skittish on the threat of a more aggressive Fed willing to raise rates at a faster pace this year as inflation heats up.
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The Pour I'm not one to adhere rigidly to the idea of drinking seasonally: reds when it's cold, whites and rosés when the weather heats up.
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As competition across the retail industry heats up, Cramer unveiled some less traditional options for investors tired of brick-and-mortar stocks and wary of Amazon.
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Domino's (DPZ) has rapidly added stores — 237,2000 since 230 — and it has plans to add thousands more stores as the battle for pizza supremacy heats up.
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He said he was not surprised so many presidential hopefuls have tried to get ahead of their most worrisome issues well before the campaign heats up.
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"Since your body heats up when you're hiking, you want to wear breathable, synthetic fabrics that you can take off as you get warm," she said.
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Buyers love how quickly the HSI Professional heats up, what it does for their hair, and how easy it is to use— even on short hair.
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The news comes as competition heats up between established lenders and a slew of smaller so-called challenger banks that operate digitally and with no physical branches.
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As the competition in the innovation markets heats up, the shifting focus of investors from footprint to revenue will play more strongly to our markets and skills.
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It issued an order in a voter ID case that reflected a goal for consensus on an issue that might come back as the election heats up.
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Given the competition, it makes sense that Crunchyroll may want to cover additional licensing fees, exclusivity deals, and other costs as the anime streaming battle heats up.
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Del Vizo often heats up water she collects from a plastic tank by the front door for her evening sponge bath, which she takes in near darkness.
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As the campaign heats up, however, she will have to play to her party's conservative base, thinks Timo Lochocki of the German Marshall Fund, a think-tank.
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"Public health officials need this money for Zika now," said Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, who warned the virus would spread rapidly as the weather heats up.
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New York (CNN Business)Amazon is eliminating its fee for grocery delivery in the United States as competition heats up in the rapidly expanding food delivery business.
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Zalando has begun selling beauty products online and is also investing heavily in logistics and technology as competition heats up, both from e-commerce players like Amazon.
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Image: USGSAs our planet heats up, the pace of sea level rise is expected to quicken, making it harder for cities like Miami to stay above water.
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As summer heats up and people head to the water to cool off, cases of flesh-eating bacteria are becoming more frequent, primarily on the eastern seaboard.
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Sunlight heats up the surface of asteroids, and when enough heat radiates off the rocky body's surface, this can propel the asteroid and force it to spin.
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As the bull market heats up, Jim Cramer pinpointed two promising takeovers that were overshadowed by a tidal wave of earnings reports and overlooked by Wall Street.
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Despite some cordial interactions in the past, Trump and Clinton clearly don't like each other, and those feelings will become more intense as the campaign heats up.
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The race between Bayh and Young has been upgraded to a toss-up by several nonpartisan election watchers as the race for the Senate majority heats up.
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Whatever else happens, the Supreme Court's day-to-day business is about to get a lot less interesting, even as the politics around it heats up considerably.
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To study them, scientists detect the X-rays emitted by the nearby matter that accelerates and heats up as it gets sucked in by the black hole.
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Basic physics dictates that a warmer atmosphere holds more water, meaning that heavy downpours are becoming all the more common and intense as the world heats up.
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Any move that would boost arms sales is also likely to earn enthusiastic support from the influential National Rifle Association as Trump's re-election campaign heats up.
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Alexander Bolton has the latest on what Trump can expect in terms of support among Republicans on Capitol Hill as his reelection bid heats up (The Hill).
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In a report to clients Friday afternoon titled "Fed chair search heats up," Deutsche Bank economists Peter Hooper and Matthew Luzzetti dissected different outcomes for Fed chair.
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This claim will continue to be made as debate heats up over reciprocity, which would allow concealed handgun permits to be used across states like driver's licenses.
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The Infiniti Pro by Conair Ceramic curling wand heats up quickly and evenly, features auto shutoff, and delivers natural looking curls and waves for less than $20.
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The collective betting is that it is only a matter of time before China's import demand heats up as domestic production fails to keep pace with demand.
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But as competition heats up for space on the perimeter of supermarkets, where fruits and vegetables are sold, grocery chains have asserted greater leverage over produce suppliers.
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As the cloud battle heats up, Microsoft is taking a unique approach to silicon that it says can help developers more quickly perform artificial intelligence computing tasks.
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"I have noticed that Junior here has a habit of posting nonsense about me whenever the Mueller investigation heats up," the Democratic Socialist from New York tweeted.
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A new comprehensive U.N. climate special report, released in September, presents an encyclopedic rundown of how Earth's oceans have been altered as the world relentlessly heats up.
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The first two floors are well ventilated and normally require no air-conditioning, while the top floor, with 13-foot sliding windows, heats up during daytime hours.
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Even short-term exposure to high levels of ozone, which is created when the sun heats up particles of pollutants, can increase rates for an irregular heartbeat.
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Many Amazon customers noted that the Lodge Preseasoned Cast Iron 5-Piece Cookware Set heats up slowly but effectively, retains heat extremely well, and distributes heat evenly.
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However, Sarukhan said Trump would almost certainly continue to campaign divisively on border security and migration as the race for the 2020 U.S. presidential election heats up.
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Stock prices for gun manufacturers also tend to rise after mass shootings, likely because the debate over gun control heats up and rekindles fears from gun owners.
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New York (CNN Business)As competition for labor heats up, Shake Shack is hoping some creative perks and benefits will attract workers — and convince them to stay.
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And despite recent gains by gun-control advocates, few political observers doubt the NRA's ability to rapidly fill its coffers as the 221 presidential contest heats up.
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It's the same with Dish's plan to use something called ORAN, an open standard that's gaining traction as the tension around Huawei supplying 5G equipment heats up.
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The movie, directed by "Skyfall" director Sam Mendes, is getting a wide release in US theaters after a successful limited run, just as awards season heats up.
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The other option — making do with less electricity — could spawn unrest in the south as soon as the weather heats up, as electrical shortages did in 2018.
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Details: Some scientists will be focused on the comet's atmosphere, known as a coma, that is created when the object heats up as it nears the Sun.
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There are two main contributors to sea level rise: the expansion of seawater as it heats up, and land ice melting and running off into the ocean.
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Still, as the tax debate heats up, foreign multinationals are likely to lobby hard against it, with domestic corporations linked to foreign affiliates possibly concerned as well.
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And as debate about Medicare for All heats up, advocates will have to deal with the love-hate relationship 156 million workers have with their employer-based coverage.
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As this expelled gas travels through the interstellar material, it heats up and ionizes it, producing the faint glow that Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3 has captured here.
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But new ads from the fiery Florida congresswoman fly in the face of arguments some fellow Republicans have been making as a debate over transgender rights heats up.
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As we burn fossil fuels for heat and electricity we're warming up the planet, causing ice sheets to melt and ocean water to expand as it heats up.
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And as competition heats up, Nestlé (NSRGY) may be looking for an edge by offering all of the ingredients a restaurant would need for a vegan bacon cheeseburger.
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As the competition heats up, I predict Uber will battle Ola just as fiercely as it did Didi, and this will come with significant costs to both companies.
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The Berkowitz deal comes as the Brazil investigation heats up, with the pace of in-court interrogations quickly accelerating in recent months, according to documents reviewed by Reuters.
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Aside from the fervent tweeting, there were signs the White House would rely on its allies in Congress to defend the President as the impeachment inquiry heats up.
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As competition among them heats up, meal kit startups are expanding their repertoire, including by selling their dinner kits at groceries and adding new products to their catalogs.
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Its capital Bangkok, built on the flood-plains of the Chao Phraya River, is expected to be among the urban areas hit hardest as the climate heats up.
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Facial steamers can help moisturize skin and deeply cleanse pores, and this one heats up in seconds so your mom can easily incorporate it into her beauty routine.
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Some Democratic candidates for president are adding Fox News to their campaign stops as the primary battle heats up, hoping to reach as many potential voters as possible.
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Trump equates white nationalists to counterprotesters, saying there was violence in Charlottesville coming from "both sides"; flash floods in Sierra Leone kill hundreds; Alabama's special election heats up.
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As the IPO market heats up and the richest private start-ups begin to head for the exits, venture capitalists are making bigger bets on earlier-stage companies.
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The company said distributors in Japan reduced inventories of existing IQOS products ahead of the launch of new models of the device, which heats up small tobacco sticks.
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So yesterday was maybe not the best day for a former Trump campaign staffer to speak openly about his time during the election while the investigation heats up.
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With the industry projected to generate more than $1.9 billion in revenue by 2018, there are various rising tech players to watch as this fierce competition heats up.
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So imagine dropping your flexible phone on its charging pad at the end of the day, and overnight it heats up and fixes all the damage you caused.
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Souza pokes the chicken with a sharp, small knife several times, opening up channels that allow the meat's fat to escape as it heats up in the pan.
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I make a quick meal of avocado and grapefruit salad for myself, and since N. doesn't like salad, he heats up the last of the sausage-kale soup.
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As the 2020 election cycle heats up, it aims to battle fake news by educating people about websites that traffic in fake news, biased news, and even satire.
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As Indonesia's startup scene heats up, regional seed and series A funds move away from Indonesia and target Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines (in market priority order).
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As the battle for women's votes heats up, Modi has pointed to programmes to provide toilets and subsidised cooking gas cylinders as evidence his administration cares for women.
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There has not been a group of household names going public lately, but when they do it starts out steady and then "heats up very fast," he said.
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Home prices have been rising steadily since the recession, but the gains are suddenly accelerating as spring demand heats up in an already highly lean and competitive market.
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The number of fake political news stories on Facebook has surged as the 6900 presidential race heats up, according to Avaaz, a global advocacy group that tracks misinformation.
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Experts fear that as the strategic rivalry between Russia and the US heats up and the arms race kicks into high gear, more accidents are a real possibility.
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The kingdom is also in talks with companies from Russia, China, South Korea and other countries as the race to build two reactors in Saudi Arabia heats up.
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A loop of angular funk that heats up in phases, notably during a tenor solo by Mr. Potter, it's a strong illustration of what this collective is about.
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But the two men who could likely replace her are treading carefully, even as the national narrative of the "Pelosi problem" heats up ahead of the 2018 election.
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Facial steamers can help moisturise skin and deeply cleanse pores, and this one heats up in seconds so your mum can easily incorporate it into her beauty routine.
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As the 2020 election race heats up, U.S. Democrats driven by progressive firebrands like Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren see financial inclusion as a draw for voters.
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The trailers suggest Phoenix has brought all his febrile abilities to the role, his mental condition deteriorating before he heats up into full-on, singing-and-dancing evil.
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" • "In all, the world's largest companies estimated that at least $53 billion of assets may need to be written off or retired early as the planet heats up.
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It's also a sign, potentially, of McConnell seeing the need to go on the offensive as the Democratic push for retaking the upper chamber in 2020 heats up.
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Almost everyone can agree that these corporations need clearer rules, but how to go about it will be a major topic as the 2020 presidential race heats up.
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As the world heats up, we're seeing the effects in the oceans, which have absorbed about 90 percent of the heat trapped by excess greenhouse gases since midcentury.
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Some officials have raised concerns that the Fed may need to speed up that process, to prevent inflation from accelerating rapidly as the economy heats up even more.
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Now hear this — we just released the final batch of tickets to our 3rd Annual Winter Party at Galvanize, which heats up on February 7 in San Francisco.
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In New York City, that's when beaches are monitored by lifeguards, competition for park barbecues heats up, and tourists flock in (while many residents spend their weekends out).
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The 1.2-pound device heats up and provides steam in only two minutes, yet with a 130-milliliter tank, it provides constant steam for 7 to 10 minutes.
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Go deeper: Feud heats up between Warren and Buttigieg Pete Buttigieg on the issues, in under 500 words Pete Buttigieg's mayoral transition will come at the perfect time
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The trial is expected to lead to Trump's acquittal before the 2020 presidential election campaign heats up, as no Republicans have voiced support for ousting him from office.
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However, the process will take only a short break before they start work on fiscal 2021, which could be a fraught topic as the presidential race heats up.
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"Although concerns about war with Iran are waning, our polling suggests voters are paying more attention to national security issues as the election year heats up," Sinclair said.
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This blanket heats up between 68 and 122 degrees Fahrenheit with 10 heat settings and features a timer that you can set for one, two, or three hours.
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As Europe heats up, Greenland melts and the Midwest floods, many news organizations are devoting more resources to climate change as they cover the topic with more urgency.
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Activity tends to cool in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, which, Veneziale explained, acts as your "monitoring-critic voice," while the medial prefrontal cortex—"your creative flow"—heats up.
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As the battle for women's votes heats up, Modi has pointed to programs to provide toilets and subsidized cooking gas cylinders as evidence his administration cares for women.
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As the drama heats up, the typewriters furiously clack — and the political becomes increasingly personal, and the personal turns political — Katharine finds both a new purpose and identity.
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As the 2020 US presidential election heats up, there has been repeated confusion over social-media firms' advertising policies — which threatens to cause mass confusion for ordinary users.
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If the climate heats up, and if the rate of warming should prove too fast for natural systems to adapt to, then there could be widespread ecological collapse.
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Most reviewers on Ulta love the GHD Gold, praising how quickly it heats up, how it makes their hair feel, and how long this tool has lasted them.
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In all, the world's largest companies estimated that at least $250 billion of assets may need to be written off or retired early as the planet heats up.
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The YouTube video "Cooking With Your Mouth | Christmas Turkey" sounds like some crazy science experiment where some brave chef heats up ingredients in her cheeks and then swallows them.
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New York (CNN)As the 2020 presidential campaign heats up, individual states are ramping up education efforts to counter the threat posed by foreign disinformation campaigns to US elections.
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As the battle for data heats up it would be no surprise if both tech and automotive companies were to come shopping for more of Israel's car-tech wizardry.
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I work for about 30 minutes, and M. heats up a couple of Boca turkey burgers in the oven — I'll take those for lunch with our leftover cauliflower rice.
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But it does reflect an evolution in California's thinking about autonomous vehicles, especially as the competition to host car and tech companies looking to test these vehicles heats up.
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It's not clear where he's going, or if this is the moment Gabriel's old tendencies resurface and he's jumping ship before the war with the Saviors really heats up.
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As earnings season heats up, some investors have their eyes on the estimates for companies in the iShares PHLX Semiconductor ETF, which include the likes of Qualcomm and Nvidia.
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As the legal battle between Congress and the executive branch heats up, it's significant that the executive branch's career lawyers are aware that the executive branch's position is bunk.
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As House Democrats' impeachment inquiry heats up and new leaks rock the newspapers on a daily basis, normal people have one simple question in mind: What's going to happen?
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As streaming service competition heats up and all the apps battle for the best back catalog, it's not just exclusives but curation and discovery that will set them apart.
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As the race for the White House heats up, former U.S. Representative Ron Paul says neither Hillary Clinton nor Donald Trump offer what the U.S. economy needs right now.
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Jay Inslee, who is running a climate-focused White House campaign, is sharing more of his thinking about his platform and approach as the Democratic primary race heats up.
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Regardless of your relationship status, get ready to be the center of attention this spring, when action planet Mars heats up your sign from March 31 to May 15.
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"In short, the Fed should be careful what it wishes for" as it decides how many to put through as the economy heats up, the "Mad Money" host said.
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The system takes in energy in the form of electricity, creating two streams of air: hot air that heats up the salt, and cold air that cools the antifreeze.
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FLORIDA GOVERNOR RACE HEATS UP WITH TRUMP ENDORSEMENT, FBI PROBE: A LOOK AT THE CANDIDATES The former waitress declined to comment on the police report when reached by WFOR.
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As global competition for travelers heats up in the aviation industry, Singapore's Changi Airport is set to open its S$1.7 billion ($1.3 billion) Jewel complex on April 17.
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The Beijing-based startup is deploying hundreds of its bikes across Singapore, the first step in an ambitious overseas expansion, as competition in the bike-sharing sector heats up.
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The number of homes for sale in America has been falling steadily for the past year, but the situation is apparently getting much worse as spring demand heats up.
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And according to Con Edison, this past weekend's power outage was just among the first of a string of blackouts customers can expect as it heats up this summer.
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With the increasing focus on terrorism and global instability in the national dialogue, we can expect to hear more of the same as the campaign heats up in 2016.
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As Latz looks to the future of the model, a threat he perceives affecting the industry will be if urgent care practices don't evolve, especially as competition heats up.
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For Americans, property is a fundamental right that is coming under threat in new and unexpected ways, one we should keep an eye on as election season heats up.
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Fellow Stagg EKG Bluetooth Connected Electric Pour-Over Kettle, $199, available at AmazonThis beautifully minimalist kettle heats up quickly, is comfortable to hold, and offers a slow, precise pour.
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A great space heater can make the bitter cold of winter bearableThe Trustech Ceramic Space Heater is our top pick because it's affordable, programmable, and it heats up quickly.
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The Lagostina Martellata Hammered Copper 10-Piece Cookware Set has a well-made, triple-metal construction that heats up quickly and evenly while adding beauty to your kitchen. Pros:Cons:
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The brush can be used on all hair types, and basically looks like a paddle brush but with a plate that heats up and smooths hair as you brush.
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The bigger picture: As competition in India's payments market heats up, BharatPe may have to battle with industry leaders that take an interest in working with merchants more directly.
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But presidential hopefuls vying for the opportunity to knock out Trump in next year's election hope the day could solidify their standing with voters as the race heats up.
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Free land in the Yukon has been on offer since 1982 and some analysts believe demand for farms in the northern region will increase as the region heats up.
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Manager Clint Hurdle said that number has little to do with any change in Harrison's approach, but instead, an increased amount of inside pitchers as Harrison's bat heats up — .
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It's typically when unemployment falls, inflation heats up, the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to cool the economy down — often going too far — and investors and consumers pull back.
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The Lodge 14-Inch Seasoned Cast Iron Wok is perfect for making a stir-fry because it heats up evenly and gives you lots of room to mix ingredients.
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The ride-hailing company's "fast match" program is expanding to six new cities, it said Thursday, as drama between local governments and the industry heats up at some airports.
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The Italian-made Lagostina Martellata Hammered Copper 10-Piece Cookware Set is constructed of triple-metal cladding that heats up quickly and evenly while adding beauty to your kitchen.
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With an old-fashioned incandescent bulb, the current goes at full strength directly to the tungsten filament, which very quickly heats up to the temperature that produces visible light.
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There's helpful inflammation, as with your body's immune response to an attack by a foreign invader — your skin reddens and heats up to fight off bacteria in a cut.
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Washington (CNN)As Iowa heats up to host the first-in-the-nation Democratic caucuses in February, one Minor League Baseball team is playing along with the election spirit.
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Washington (CNN)As football season heats up, the New England Patriots are increasingly unlikely to celebrate their Super Bowl victory with one of their biggest fans -- President Donald Trump.
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Trump explicitly condemns white supremacism after deadly violence in Charlottesville this weekend; the US announces a new trade probe into China; rhetoric between the US and Venezuela heats up.
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As rhetoric heats up about the cure for the virus being worse than the disease, we need to catch our breath and remember the potential costs of the disease.
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The move comes as a closely watched court battle over Harvard's admissions policies — which has emerged as the next front in the fight over race-based admissions — heats up.
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The sustainability of Netflix&aposs binge-release model has been called into question as the streaming war heats up and more companies, like Disney, launch platforms of their own.
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Buttigieg's clap-back is the latest salvo in a war of words between the two candidates as the primary heats up in its final stretch before votes are cast.
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As demand heats up in the spring, driven by the growing number of millennials entering the market, the supply of homes for sale could hit its lowest in history.
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There's no scientific consensus over whether global warming is to blame, but there is agreement that it may be a preview of what's to come as Antarctica heats up.
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If Beyond Meat is able to land a broader deal with McDonald's, that would be a big win for the company as the plant-based burger business heats up.
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As the Earth heats up and ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica melt, ocean levels will creep upward, flooding coastal cities and forcing large-scale relocations around the world.
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Postal banking likely will become a significant issue in the days ahead and particularly once the campaign heats up for the Democratic presidential nomination that will be decided in 2020.
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The Singapore Exchange woudn't confirm that it is in talks with Aramco, but the stock exchange is talking up its credentials as the global competition for the IPO heats up.
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Merging with T-Mobile would allow the fourth-largest U.S. carrier to more aggressively compete with AT&T and Verizon, especially as the 5G war heats up later this year.
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At the same time as the Arctic heats up (relatively speaking), temperatures will plunge to about 35 degrees Fahrenheit below average across nearly all of Europe, from Moscow to London.
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View from the fairing during the STP-2 mission; when the fairing returns to Earth, friction heats up particles in the atmosphere, which appear bright blue in the video pic.twitter.
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Facial steamer Facial steamers can help moisturize skin and deeply cleanse pores, and this one heats up in seconds so your mom can easily incorporate it into her beauty routine.
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Out of the 661 pounds of rooftop debris the team analyzed, 48 samples were confirmed as "cosmic spherules," formed by extreme melting as a meteorite heats up in Earth's atmosphere.
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However, The final $58 million the film needs to catch up to "Avatar" is not going to be easy to get, especially, as the summer box office season heats up.
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All right, so this is old news, but as the competition heats up, it's important to remember: Whoever get the first impression rose usually sticks around for a while. 2.
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The problem is that the frame rate regularly drops to 20 or thereabouts, which is definitely not going to help your quest to stay alive when the action heats up.
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A button turns it hotter or colder, and when it heats up or cools, your inner wrist you feel as if you turned on a personal thermostat only for you.
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Netflix is set to report earnings after the bell today and the pressure is on as competition heats up with Amazon announcing today they'll be launching a standalone streaming service.
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There are currently more than 2,300 Starbucks stores across the country and shoring up the company's image could give it a boost as competition in the coffee business heats up.
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ROME (Reuters) - A center-right coalition around former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's party is steadily climbing in opinion polls as a campaign heats up for Italy's elections on March 4.
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The annual gathering is a chance to plot legislative strategy, but it takes place as the battle between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders for the 2016 presidential nomination heats up.
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Microsoft's push for schools to use Windows 10 and Office comes as competition from Chrome OS — and alternatives like Neverware that turn old Windows PCs into Chrome devices — heats up.
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The race for the sixth seed in the Western Conference heats up Wednesday night in Memphis as the Grizzlies try to close the gap on the visiting Oklahoma City Thunder.
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Related: 37 Politicians Get a Mural Dedicated to Their Most Shameful Comments About Women [NSFW] Protesting Trump With Portraits of Boobs How Political Art Heats Up a Divided Arizona | #50StatesofArt
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Last year saw the introduction of the first Hillary Clinton action figure, and as the 2016 presidential election heats up, it's only fair that Bernie Sanders be miniaturized as well.
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Fresh from a trip to the Midwestern heartlands, the President is making the very best possible case for his administration as the pace heats up ahead of the midterm elections.
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The Hot Tools Professional Curling Iron with Multi-Heat Control heats up rapidly to as high as 430 degrees, so even thick hair can get curls that hold all day.Pros:
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Mr. Altman says he is doubtful that the reprieve from sharply rising costs is permanent and that he thinks rates will go up again, especially if the economy heats up.
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NORTH HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — As mosquito season heats up, bringing with it the threat of the West Nile and Zika viruses, one Long Island town is taking an unorthodox approach: bats.
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A slate of Democrats running for president in 2020 are sitting down for interviews with activist Ady Barkan to discuss health care policies as the party's presidential primary heats up.
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As the immigration debate heats up once again in Congress, among the clamor about border protection and migrant rights, the sanctity of the family should remain paramount in our dialogue.
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As the trade dispute between Washington and Beijing heats up, the world's top oil producers are set to gather in Vienna, Austria, on June 22 to set global output strategy.
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Facial steamer Facial steamers can help moisturise skin and deeply cleanse pores, and this one heats up in seconds so your mum can easily incorporate it into her beauty routine.
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Because moderate exercise heats up your core temperature, signaling the body that it's time to be awake, while the release of endorphins is thought to keep some of us alert.
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As the race in Nevada heats up, all eyes are on Reid, the powerful former Senate majority leader, party boss, and arguably the catalyst for the creation of the caucuses.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) yesterday, just days before the Iowa caucuses, could put greater pressure on her Democratic rivals to make more forceful commitments as the election season heats up.
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As the city heats up, mosquito larvae hatch from eggs and grow into the adults that you'll increasingly see, and feel, as you spend time in parks, gardens and playgrounds.
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But even if it had heated up, or heats up again in the future, I strongly doubt Trump's escalation will take the form of troops on the ground in Iran.
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THEN ON TOP OF THAT, YOU HAVE THE INCREASE IN INTEREST RATES THAT ARE MOST LIKELY AS THE MARKET HEATS UP. WELL, HOW ARE WE GOING TO RESPOND TO THAT?
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The Federal Open Market Committee has said it intends to move further off of historically low interest rate levels as inflation heats up and the U.S. economy continues to strengthen.
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So far, there don't appear to be any cracks in Republican unity, but Democrats are betting that might change as the procedural fight over the trial rules heats up. Sen.
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Bidding War for Asciano Heats Up | Asciano said its board deemed Qube's cash-and-share proposal to be the better offer and Brookfield Infrastructure is now working on a revised proposal.
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But, there's growing evidence that as the planet heats up, these sprawling glaciers could begin flowing into the ocean at an accelerated pace, boosting sea levels not in feet — but yards.
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Setting price aside, marrying Mobileye's camera and mapping expertise with Intel's chip and computing skills makes sense as the battle to establish predominance in the field of autonomous vehicles heats up.
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The bad news is that Congress funded just a few hundred new screeners in its most recent budget, which won't even make a dent as the summer travel season heats up.
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The actress, 42, replied to actor Vincent D'Onofrio's call for Phoenix to get some recognition as awards season heats up, adding her own endorsement of the actor's gripping performance in Joker.
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Like an Easy Bake oven, the lab heats up the samples and then checks the gases coming off of them to learn about the planet's chemical components and the planet's history.
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On Tuesday, Alston warned in a report that even in the "best-case scenario", hundreds of millions would face food insecurity, forced migration, disease and death, as the planet heats up.
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As demand for land heats up in India's fast growing economy, conflicts related to territory have also risen, stalling industrial and development projects worth billions of dollars, a recent study showed.
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As Robert Mueller's investigation into meddling in the 2016 elections heats up, the inevitable comparisons of President Donald Trump and Richard Nixon during the Watergate scandal have surfaced in the media.
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As the black hole strips away the star, this volatile matter heats up to 1 million degrees Celsius as it gets pulled into a disk around the black hole, explained Pasham.
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As the cyberespionage fight heats up and Trump's trade war looks likely to increase, there seems to be no doubt that the world's two largest economies have more conflict to come.
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A shutdown of the North Atlantic Overturning Circulation, which brings heat energy to western Europe and eastern North America, results in regional cooling, even as global warming heats up the tropics.
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We're seeing it as the 2020 race heats up, and the traditional voices of the establishment stay silent: The closest thing to a kingmaker for the Democratic field is President Obama.
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Abortion is always an issue that can fire up base voters on both sides, and a ruling would likely come in late June, just as the general election battle heats up.
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But before the weather really heats up, you can make a purchase that will totally eliminate that sweat mustache so you can focus on the more flattering features of your look.
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Lululemon might have been the pioneer of the athleisure movement, but as competition heats up in the space, it has had to get creative in how it attracts and retains customers.
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The 16 women's starters went first, taking turns to put down a flying lap that will determine where they are placed in Thursday's quarter-finals when the action really heats up.
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Zalando, launched in Berlin in 2008, has recently started selling beauty products online and also been investing heavily in logistics and technology as competition in the online fashion market heats up.
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As the budget debate heats up again in the fall ahead of the new fiscal year and a potential government shutdown in October, debates over these measures have begun to resurface.
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As the magma moves up, water inside the volcano heats up, steam builds up pressure and it gets to a point where the rock just can't hold it back any more.
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When the going gets tough, mom and pop tend to bail, and they hop back in when the market heats up — thus ensuring a pattern of buying high and selling low.
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Thanks to six-quart heating elements for infrared cooking, the Chefs Convection Toaster Oven heats up in seconds (max heat only takes 13 minutes) to save you from any further agony.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada will introduce legislation to protect transgender people from discrimination, the prime minister said on Monday, as the political debate around such rights heats up in the United States.
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"As the melanin [in the hair] absorbs laser energy, the hair heats up to over 100 degrees Celsius, causing it to burn and vaporizing the water it contains," explains the narrator.
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Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, has added more than $14 million to her total since the end of June, despite heavy spending on advertising as the general-election race heats up.
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The number of undocumented immigrants deported by President Obama is falling and could hit a 220006-year low in 2202 just as the issue heats up in this year's presidential race.
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As the top of the lake heats up, the warm, oxygenated water on top mixes less and less with the colder waters at the bottom of the lake, where nutrients abound.
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That figure could continue to rise if Lucas Duda heats up, riding the home runs he hit in the third and fifth innings, one of which went to the opposite field.
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Once a black hole starts devouring nearby objects like stars or gas clouds, infalling material heats up at the event horizon, sparking light shows that can be picked up by telescopes.
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President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, said he trusts Trump to remain loyal to him, even as the House impeachment inquiry heats up and Giuliani emerges as a central figure.
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As the presidential election heats up, politicians from both parties are eager to show they are doing something about a hot populist issue, and bipartisan solutions are beginning to take shape.
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As the competition among meal kit companies such as Blue Apron and Hello Fresh heats up online and expands sales into supermarkets, Chick-fil-A is offering customers yet another alternative.
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The battle for control of Congress heats up in coming weeks, as a new House member will be elected in Pennsylvania and primary elections will start in parts of the country.
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Given the likelihood of lower rates and an economic bounce back, we're likely to see short-term pain through the spring, but some reasons for optimism as the summer heats up.
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It heats up in under 30 seconds so you can start styling almost right away, and there are a wide range of temperature settings from 250 degrees to 460 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The offering is set to be the first listing under new exchange rules designed to attract tech floats, as competition heats up between Hong Kong, New York and the Chinese mainland.
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With growth slowing as a global trade war heats up, major central banks appear to have given up plans to tighten policy and investors now expect them to provide even more stimulus.
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That pressure will only intensify as the 2020 presidential campaign heats up and Democrats debate what kind of platform they should run on as they seek to take back the White House.
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ECB time: The European Central Bank will hold its June meeting as the situation on trade continues to deteriorate and the race to find a replacement for president Mario Draghi heats up.
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Paradoxically, the rim of a black hole is actually extremely bright, as soon-to-be black hole food heats up while sliding toward the event horizon, nearing the point of no return.
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Ant Financial's Alipay payment platform dominates the online payments industry in China and is looking to expand its presence overseas as competition from Tencent's rival Wechat payment system heats up at home.
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As the reporting season heats up next week with the potential for increased volatility, Michael Batnick, director of research at Ritholtz Wealth Management, is warning of a common mistake investors should avoid.
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These workers, who might otherwise work in content moderation, digital marketing, or in call centers for Western companies, can now also find contract work as professional trolls when campaign season heats up.
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And there is no relief in sight, with generic drug prices failing to recover as competition heats up and heightened public and regulatory scrutiny limits the pace of branded drug price increases.
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Why it matters: As the battle between streaming services heats up, expect more fights over "catalog" content, or older classic shows with lots of episodes that keep users hooked to their accounts.
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As the war for creating customized AI hardware heats up, Google announced at Google I/O 2018 that is rolling out out its third generation of silicon, the Tensor Processor Unit 3.0.
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Why it matters: As the race for 833 heats up, climate change has emerged as a key issue for primary voters — with many of Biden's competitors putting climate policy front and center.
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The big picture: Most Americans under 65 get their health insurance from their job, meaning that employers have a ton of political sway as the debate over Medicare for All heats up.
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"In short, the Fed should be careful what it wishes for" as it decides how many interest rate hikes to put through as the economy heats up, the "Mad Money" host said.
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Then Ahmad Salim takes the chair to begin the call-in show, which had been airing five days a week but is being extended to seven as the Mosul offensive heats up.
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Put a blaster in the guy's hand or strap a jetpack to his back, and the action heats up with lights and sounds that react to the figure's built-in motion sensors.
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As the planet heats up, competing in - or even watching - many outdoor sports is becoming increasingly challenging as climate change brings harsher heatwaves, more intense rain, greater fire risks and other threats.
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As the war for talent heats up, he notes that companies are using predictive analysis to look at top performers and the odds they may be looking for opportunities outside the company.
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RELATED: Cruz-Rubio feud heats up in South Carolina The latest CNN/ORC South Carolina GOP poll shows Cruz in second place with 22% support and Rubio in third with 14% support.
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Maruti dominates the small car market in India and has been launching more premium vehicles as competition heats up with newer and planned entrants such as Kia Motors and SAIC Motor Corp.
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Mills' comments come as the debate heats up over whether the U.K. should stay within or leave the European Union and polls suggest a tight race between the "leave" or "stay" vote.
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The expectation is that as the election campaign season heats up, uncertainty will spike as a fiery, unpredictable President Donald Trump faces off with Democratic candidates proposing changes to taxes and regulation.
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As a $30-plus trillion-dollar transfer of wealth from baby boomers to their heirs heats up, financial advisors are instituting policies and programs to recruit and retain those heirs as clients.
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Why you'll love it: You'll be able to start working on your pile of ironing more quickly with the Black & Decker D2030 Professional Steam Iron because it heats up in a jiffy.
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It continues to be a local treatment as she initially envisioned, with that laser light that heats up nanoparticles that have been injected directly into a solid tumor, killing the cancer cells.
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Then, the physician can target the tumors and lesions, just like in Green's 1.0 version, with the laser light which heats up the nanoparticles inside the antibodies and kills the cancer cells.
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The energy heats up when action planet Mars makes a harmonious connection with power planet Pluto at 11:57 PM: People will be ultra determined, and some powerful alliances could be made!
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Financial technology vendor Misys is launching software to enable banks to provide peer-to-peer lending to their customers as competition from young companies in the sector heats up.
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Stick the nozzle in a socket on the dashboard and it heats up like a cigarette lighter; stick it in your helmet and you can squeeze the hot food into your mouth.
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As the climate warms, the physics says hurricanes should get stronger, because the tropical ocean surface heats up more than the atmosphere above it, increasing the temperature differential on which storms feed.
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As the battle heats up for control of Congress, primary contests across the nation are drawing large pools of money from long distance donors who are shaping the outcome of key races.
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The CBO issues its Obamacare repeal score, and it's brutal; Turkey and the Netherlands' diplomatic spat heats up; Preet Bharara's stint as New York's head federal prosecutor comes to an untimely end.
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So it comes as no surprise that as Robert Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia and associated other sub-scandals heats up, there's merch to go along with it.
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Ms. Von Teese will sign her new Scandalwood fragrance ($165 for 1983 milliliters) and candle ($68), which features her heat-sensitive likeness performing a striptease as the scarlet glass jar heats up.
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Review: A High School Meltdown Heats Up 'Be More Chill' This high-energy, high-anxiety musical, a hit on social media even before it opened, reflects the metabolism of its teenage audience.
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We just need to be careful that there is a lid on soup as it heats up on the stove, or some of the good stuff will escape along with the bad.
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DE assets will likely be picked by mid-September, people familiar with the matter told Reuters, as the race for the carrier's coveted take-off and landing slots in Germany heats up.
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It's still unclear how a company that sells the stuff that heats up the planet — it plans to continue pumping out fossil fuels despite this announcement — will achieve that net-zero goal.
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Meanwhile, the government has publicly stated that it hopes to capitalize on greater access to Arctic shipping routes and natural resources - including oil, gas and minerals - as Russia's frozen north heats up.
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The First Years 2-in-1 Simple Serve Bottle Warmer has a simple and compact design that looks great on the counter and heats up liquid gold, formula, and baby food fast.
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Bernie Sanders — who swore off big-money fundraisers and criticized Hillary Clinton's fundraising as "obscene" during the 2016 campaign — is changing his approach as the scramble for Democratic campaign cash heats up.
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The competition heats up in back-to-back legs: The first is a relay between Zanzibar and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and the second involves a 13-story bonfire in Alesund, Norway.
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As campaigning around the 22016 presidential election heats up, President Donald Trump is weighing a round of tax ideas, including a plan to encourage American households to invest in the stock market.
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And as the U.S.-China trade war heats up - the two slapped tariffs on $257 billion worth of each other's goods on Friday - the worry is that further declines in Chinese shares .
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Business leaders have started to raise concerns with the Federal Reserve about potentially damaging effects of tariffs as the trade dispute heats up between the United States and its key economic partners.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Sales of Afghanistan's ancient carpet-weaving industry have dropped by half in the past year as war with Taliban militants heats up and neighboring Pakistan clamps down on border traffic.
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According to a Bowling Green Daily News report from 2005, Boucher also invented the Therm-a-Vest, a device that attaches by Velcro and heats up to help with chronic back pain.
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President Obama is back in Washington, but the Senate remains out of town on the President's Day holiday recess — and that has its benefits and disadvantages as the Supreme Court fight heats up.
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The RSC's proposal is likely to be one of multiple GOP proposals that emerge from the House and the Senate in the coming months as the Obamacare repeal and replace debate heats up.
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One of these days, I will program the thermostat to turn on the heat before I wake up, but our house is tiny and heats up quickly, so it's not a big deal.
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Drake recently took to social media to explain a photo of him in blackface that rival rapper Pusha T used for his latest diss track as the feud between the two heats up.
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Since Venus' atmosphere is about 90 times denser than Earth's and heats up to about 864 degrees Fahrenheit (462 degrees Celsius), designers have to make something hearty enough to sustain seriously hellish conditions.
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As competition heats up with more streaming services jump into the marketplace, Hulu is clearly looking to provide the most bang for your buck by offering the most affordable current paid streaming option.
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Russia Investigation Heats Up Special Counsel Robert Mueller impaneled a grand jury in recent weeks to investigate Russia's interference in the 2016 election, allowing him to subpoena records and take testimony from witnesses.
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The pound has been on the backfoot in recent weeks as investors sit on the sidelines while the contest to succeed Theresa May as leader of the Conservative party and country heats up.
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The Zebra raises $38.5M as the insurance marketplace race heats up The Zebra joins competing startups, including Insurify ($23 million), Gabi ($27 million) and Policygenius ($100 million) in raising new capital this year.
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As competition in the live streaming space heats up, Facebook has scored a significant deal that will allow it to stream at least 22 live Major League Soccer matches on its social network.
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Countries like Bangladesh stand to lose the most as the planet heats up, said Saleemul Huq, advisor to the Climate Vulnerable Forum and director of the International Centre for Climate Change and Development.
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But while researchers might have found an interesting link between temperature and sleep, rest easy—anyone saying you're going to lose precious REM as the planet heats up is full of hot air.
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I quickly learned the Firefly 23 heats up instantly, and if you load it up with the right greens, it will give you an insanely smooth, clean, aromatic hit of your precious buds.
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Nevertheless, it's becoming harder for scientists to ignore the possibility that the East Antarctic ice sheet—like its ill-fated neighbor to the West—could start to disintegrate as our planet heats up.
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That's partly because it was first and partly because even as the competition heats up, the market opportunity is so huge that there is plenty of room for multiple players and multiple winners.
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As competition heats up in the chip space, both from the larger companies and from the emerging class of startups, nailing these use cases is going to be really important for larger companies.
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And as the 22018 U.S. presidential election campaign heats up, that focus is likely to intensify with numerous Democratic candidates keeping it front and center, which could heighten volatility for the group's shares.
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In the memo, Spicer makes clear that Republicans are not going to let up on Clinton over her server, which is set to come under new public scrutiny as the summer heats up.
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Ultimately, e-commerce players that are backed by big companies will thrive in the region as competition heats up with companies trying to outdo each other to gain market share, Forrester's Wang said.
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The former Soviet Union is dotted with at least five frozen conflicts that Moscow occasionally heats up to exert pressure on independent states it once controlled, including Georgia, Moldova and most recently Ukraine.
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But demand for LNG could fade as the weather heats up with spring's arrival in March and as some nuclear reactors are due to restart around the same time, said IHS Markit's Jin.
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Investors need to be vigilant as trade war talk heats up, but there may be some buying opportunities to be had amid the volatility, veteran fund manager Larry Glazer told CNBC on Friday.
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The problem with this explanation is that, as matter spirals into the black hole, it heats up and forms a kind of pressure that pushes back on other matter falling into the hole.
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The sale process comes as competition heats up in Singapore, with Australia's TPG Telecom set to launch its services next year after winning a licence to become the city-state's fourth telecom operator.
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The expansive and economical Black & Decker Family-Sized Electric Griddle with Drip Tray gets the job done with its 10-by-20-inch nonstick cooking surface that heats up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
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With the presidential primaries less than a year away, the window is beginning to close on gaining congressional approval of the new NAFTA before the 2020 campaign heats up and hinders bipartisan dealmaking.
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We are excited for these two, and relieved that as publicity heats up for Neighbors 2, Moretz no longer feels the need to be cagey about hanging with Victoria and David Beckham's son.
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This cookware's pluses are that you need little to no oil when cooking, and Good Housekeeping notes that it is fairly lightweight and heats up up quickly so hot spots are less likely.
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So let's look at a more direct way that Twitter impacts discourse: Mr. Trump's tweets, which are very likely to become even more important as the political season heats up before the midterms.
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Investors have shied away from making big bets on the pound in recent weeks as a leadership contest to take over from Theresa May as Conservative Party leader and prime minister heats up.
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These days, whenever a crime occurs in Germany, social media heats up quickly, as both right-wing-populists and liberals immediately claim the event as a building block in their respective ideological struggles.
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While still weeks away, some corners of the Treasury market are showing signs of strain, and market participants predict a choppy September for stocks and bonds as the debate heats up in Washington.
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As competition in the travel space heats up, posh hotels are going out of their way to make sure guests get more bang for the big bucks they shell out to stay there.
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But the impeachment inquiry has cast a shadow over Trump's already tumultuous presidency and sharpened a divide among Americans that is likely to intensify as election campaigning heats up in the coming weeks.
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And just as the Democratic race heats up, the President is suddenly beginning to look like a formidable opponent after three years of weak polling that suggested in might be an easy target.
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In recent weeks - as the 2020 presidential campaign heats up - the administration has explored new ways to intensify its fight against Democratic-controlled states and localities that it sees as uncooperative on immigration.
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SmartNews wants readers to see it as a way to break out of their filter bubbles, says Jeannie Yang, its senior vice president of product, especially as the American presidential election heats up.
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"Although concerns about war with Iran are waning, our polling suggests voters are paying more attention to national security issues as the election year heats up," said Morning Consult Vice President Tyler Sinclair.
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The President's latest statements reflect a broader view among conservatives that digital platforms like Google, Facebook, and Twitter are censoring them and as calls for regulation against those platforms heats up in government.
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But the impeachment inquiry has cast a shadow over Trump's already tumultuous presidency and sharpened the divide among Americans that is likely to intensify as election campaigning heats up in the coming weeks.
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As the competition from young millennials heats up at the entry level, the logjam at the top of the market only heats that competition and pushes prices ever higher and out of reach.
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Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) received a response to his query on why the Air Force was spending that much on a so-called "hot cup," which heats up liquids on KC-10 aircraft.
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Mr. Auerbach added that given the length of the recovery and low levels of unemployment, many economists "have been wondering why we haven't seen stronger wage growth" as competition for labor heats up.
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The big picture: After a near decade's absence in Washington, debate over big climate and energy policies are emerging in Washington as Democrats take control of the House and the presidential campaign heats up.
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As the race for 2020 heats up and the field is more crowded with women than ever, GoT can be seen as a fiction-based lesson in what's to come (symbolically) in this election.
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The Oscar-nominated actor, 37, confirmed his relationship with his Bohemian Rhapsody costar in early January and the two have been out and about as a couple more often as awards season heats up.
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As the gubernatorial race heats up, Graham has announced that she's leading the four Democrats in fundraising, having raised $1 million in April which makes for a total of $4.7 million in her coffers.
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Wiring connected to the hybrid vehicle's power control unit could brush up too closely to the cover and wear down over time, creating an electrical short circuit that heats up, potentially leading to fire.
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"Intel faces a costly battle ahead to retain share as competitive threat from AMD heats up, along with near-term slowing of end markets," analyst Blayne Curtis said in a note to clients Monday.
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Well, as the Earth itself heats up, summer movie season has spread all over the calendar like kudzu, and Infinity War decamping for April is the final sign that summer movie season is forever.
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The Wall Street bank's pay disclosures come days after the appointments, and as the race to succeed Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein – who has been in his role for more than a decade – heats up.
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The automotive industry is one of the fastest-growing segments of the technology market, with carmakers looking to add more autonomous features as the race to put driverless cars on the road heats up.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The battle to be best of the rest behind the Mercedes drivers heats up in Brazil this weekend with Charles Leclerc, Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel chasing Formula One's bronze medal position.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The S&P 22015 is close to its record high as earnings season heats up, but one of the major drivers of the market's advance - stock buybacks - looks to be sagging.
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The statement also detailed the extent of Biden's business dealings in Ukraine and China, which have sparked controversy for years but have come under a new spotlight as the race for 2020 heats up.
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In fact, we may find a bipolar economic and technology world in the Middle East, Asia and Africa in the medium term as Chinese-American competition heats up for influence in global frontier markets.
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As the 2016 election heats up and income inequality continues to be a key issue for primary voters, Republican candidates should be running towards the debate on income inequality rather than running from it.
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Starbucks – Starbucks matched estimates by reporting adjusted quarterly profit of 55 cents per share, but the coffee chain's revenue came in below forecasts and it also trimmed its profit forecast as competition heats up.
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"Heinz was a staple with a good dividend, and what I didn't understand at the time was when the economy heats up, people dump these kinds of stocks for something more cyclical," Cramer said.
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Several kilometers below ground, a drilling rig named Thor will soon penetrate the area around a magma chamber, where molten rock from the inner Earth heats up water that has seeped through the seafloor.
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As it heats up and starts to bubble, baste the duck breast (the skin should start to bubble on top) for 3 to 5 minutes, or until the duck is cooked medium rare throughout.
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But if Mr. Trump tells off NATO allies and soon after embraces Mr. Putin just as a trade war with Europe, Japan and Canada heats up, the foundations of the postwar order could shake.
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But as the Trump administration's trade war with China heats up, a leading Chinese economist gave voice to the worst fears of U.S. policymakers in March, in a speech to an annual national congress.
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Dr. Reinmann has also been running a separate experiment where he heats up the soils to see if the increase in warmer temperatures linked to an earlier spring would offset losses from frost damage.
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For those unwilling to go down the rabbit hole: Just know that the apparent aim of the change is to make sure that monetary systems function smoothly as the United States economy heats up.
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Bath appliance company Kohler displayed its Numi 2.0 "intelligent toilet," a $9,000 toilet that's motion-activated and self-cleaning, heats up, has Bluetooth speakers built in, and comes with its own touchscreen remote control.
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The back stories of the ensemble cast provide a vivid notion of what it's like to live in the dark, frigid landscape — one that heats up with the arrival of a climate-change denier.
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While it's not a professional unit, it can handle a family's worth of clothes with the 61-ounce tank that heats up in just under a minute and provides 60 minutes of stable steam.
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Deutsche Bank has begun clearing a "large part" of new euro-denominated derivatives trades in Frankfurt instead of London, a spokesman confirmed on Monday as a key Brexit battleground in financial services heats up.
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As the sixth season of the Food Network's "Holiday Baking Championship" heats up, the host Jesse Palmer challenges the five remaining bakers to create desserts that are inspired by and look like Santa Claus.
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Mann has admitted he never anticipated their lives would be so much in the spotlight, but he's gotten used to supporting his wife and intends to be a presence as the campaign heats up.
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As the political rhetoric heats up around what Wall Street is owed as Puerto Rico tries to recover from this tragedy, a negative spotlight could fall on owners of the controversial debt like Baupost.
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The anonymous Trump administration official who set Washington ablaze with an op-ed detailing an insider plot to restrain President Donald Trump has vowed to expose their identity as the 2020 election heats up.
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LONDON, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Five banks have provided a 1.1bn staple financing to back a potential sale of French lab testing chain Cerba as the sale process heats up, banking sources said on Tuesday.
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Wholesale beef values remain positive due to retail purchases after National Pork Month in October ended, and as fall weather heats up demand for comfort foods such as stew and chili, a trader said.
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PHOENIX — President Donald Trump took his campaign counterprogramming to a new level Wednesday night at a typically boisterous rally, refusing to cede any news cycle to the Democrats as the 2020 election heats up.
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Russia has beefed up its military presence in the Arctic to levels not seen since the fall of the Soviet Union, as global interest in the region's oil, gas and rare earth metals heats up.
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So instead of wires, the laminated glass used in Volkswagen's new windshields includes an ultra-thin invisible layer of silver connected to the vehicle's electrical system so that it heats up and melts away ice.
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The baseline forecast is for a 20033 percent fall in 2019, but a 25 percent drop in prices is possible if the trade war heats up further and stock prices continue to decline, it added.
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HAUPPAUGE, New York — As President Trump's trade war with China heats up and some U.S. farmers are feeling the pain, there does seem to be at least one winner in the mix: America's food banks.
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The largest single group, 26 percent, said they were loyal to and consistently used one assistant and ignored the others, but as competition in this area heats up, those loyalties are likely to be tested.
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But the fact that time's arrow is irreversible, so that hot coffee cools down but never spontaneously heats up, isn't written into the underlying laws that govern the motion of the molecules in the coffee.
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After going back and forth throughout the night, the Stars maintained their composure when it mattered most, which Hitchcock said would be a difference-maker as the season continues — especially when division play heats up.
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And while it's perfectly okay to opt for an iron that heats up to 450 degrees, you'll want to style your hair on its lowest setting or stay in the 350-degree and below range.
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Romance Heats Up After only a few months of dating, the couple seemed to be taking things to the next level: Gosling flew to Paris for a romantic getaway with Mendes over Thanksgiving that November.
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EditorsNote: Update 1: writethru Rivalry heats up in Rangers' shootout win over Flyers PHILADELPHIA — The New York Rangers and Philadelphia Flyers cap off their five-game regular-season series in one week on Valentine's Day.
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Buttigieg continues to train his fire on Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders, and I'll be watching how and in what ways that heats up, and when and how his rivals hit back — if at all.
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Southwest Airlines is planning to investigate maintenance issues that have kept an "unprecedented" number of aircraft out of service and prompted flight cancellations as a feud heats up between the carrier and its mechanics' union.
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Those involved in the insurance technology wave have many reasons to be excited about commercial insurance, but patience will be key as new ventures look to tackle longstanding issues and as the space heats up.
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The fintech firm is known for its mini card readers and payment processing technology, similar to Square in the U.S. But it is now looking to expand its offering as competition heats up in Europe.
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As press for the movie heats up before it hits theaters on April 26, Boseman is having a harder time dodging questions about the Marvel epic that puts together the most superheroes in franchise history.
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"From the political point of view, this action ... unnecessarily heats up political tensions, of which there are already too many in the European Union," Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Konrad Szymanski told state TV on Tuesday.
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While the Middle East heats up, President Trump, currently on his Asia trip, tries to reassure our Asia allies we have their back and will not make any decisions about war without their buy-in.
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However, in a sign that many voters remain sway-able as the 2020 cycle heats up, 19 percent of Independents say they are not sure who they'd vote for if the election were held today.
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The Job Creators Network is featuring Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Fran Tarkenton in a new ad pushing for tax cuts on small businesses as the debate on tax reform heats up in Washington.
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But later in life, when surly teenagers are called outside in the cruel morning light for the family Easter hunt, and maybe Grandma sneaks a couple dollar bills into those eggs, the competition heats up.
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As the battle for market share and profitability heats up in the new wild west of food, consumers have demonstrated they are willing to accept the implicit trade-off of paying a premium for convenience.
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However, in a sign that many voters remain flexible as the 2020 cycle heats up, 20 percent of independents polled said they are not sure who they'd vote for if the election were held today.
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The platforms&apos approaches to the Super Bowl-themed live streams directly reflect their strategies — and provide insight into how each will likely define itself as competition among live-streaming platforms heats up in 2020.
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E-Trade — Jefferies upgraded the online broker's stock to "buy" from "hold," citing an attractive valuation as well as the company's scale and revenue diversity at a time when competition in the space heats up.
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Netflix looks overseas as US competition heats up The recent launches of Disney+ and Apple TV+ in the United States send a clear message to Netflix and its investors: the streaming platform faces serious competition.
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Reviewer Lynn B. writes on Ulta that she loves how quickly it heats up, and how she can easily pack it away right after use thanks to the heat-resistant carrying case it comes with.
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Next, McClure roasts the cacao beans in small batches, paying close attention to the time and temperature curve of the oven, airflow, aroma, appearance, and even the sound of the cacao as it heats up.
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Cracking down on China's allegedly unfair trade practices was a signature element of Trump's campaign for president, but it could pose problems for him if the economy cools down as the 2020 presidential race heats up.
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The stock has catapulted 172% this year and has been one of the best performers in the market since going public in 2017, even as competition heats up with big names entering the video streaming industry.
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Ice Cube has some relationship pointers for Jennifer Lopez as her romance with Alex Rodriguez heats up — and she should listen up, as he's celebrating 25 years of marriage with his wife Kimberly Woodruff this year.
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" Battle heats up over new Maine voting system - AP : "Lawyers for the Maine Republican Party are ready to tell a federal judge why ranked-choice voting shouldn't be used in the GOP primary on June 2360.
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You set the dial to the preferred temperature, or punch the food type into the Cinder app (iOS only for now), and the grill slowly heats up, filling the room with a smell that's distinctly...hot.
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These nuclei are created as matter swirls to its doom around a supermassive black hole situated in the center of a galaxy; that material compresses and heats up, forming an accretion disk in its final moments.
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It also heats up on demand, allowing you to take a toke whenever you please, and works much better with concentrates than the other devices being reviewed, which is particularly good news for a medical consumer.
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