It gave television a leg up, and it gave streamers a leg up.
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Positive economic data also helped give markets a leg up.
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Pulses: From "A," pulse left leg up and down (D).
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With abs like that, he's already got a leg up.
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Then the fraudsters already have a leg up on you.
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Retailers aren't asking for a leg up with debit reform.
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But the internet may have given populism a leg up.
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In the business world, certain schools have a leg up.
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On this day, the crispy bacon had a leg up.
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Schiff has a leg up, though: He's done this before.
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Instant Pot's internet fandom also gives it a leg up.
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Prince Harry got a leg up ... 'cause he's a good boy.
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Any candidate running on rental housing will have a leg up.
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The latest leg-up in the dollar has a proximate cause.
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My history gives me a little bit of a leg up.
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Safe to say it'll have a leg up on the competition.
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Where Dreamscape may have a leg up, however, is in size.
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The only leg-up writers have on their friends with 401ks.
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Then lift your right leg up, while keeping the thighs parallel.
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Young Republicans who applied would have a leg up, she said.
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Nicholson has a leg up in the outside money game, too.
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Did you keep the broken leg up for the next month?
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This has given tech studios a leg up in award season.
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The ultra-wealthy get a leg up for college early on.
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That could give them a huge leg up on fund-raising.
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People have to admit, yeah, maybe I had a leg up.
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Wu sank back into her seat and pulled one leg up.
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He was laid on his side with his cast leg up.
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The next leg up relies on the top of the ledger.
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One way, however, to give yourself a leg up come Jan.
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In the last week, discretionary has a leg up on tech.
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Again, here, Amazon has a big leg up on traditional retailers.
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Wariness ahead of Yellen's speech also gave spot gold a leg-up.
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That may give competition a leg up against the online retail giant.
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In some respects, though, he does have a leg up on Biden.
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So it's already got a leg up on Fox on that count.
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But stepping on O'Reilly's racially-tinged snideness was a helpful leg up.
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Ammann says its what gives GM a leg up over its rivals.
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But Ampex had a leg up on its more well-heeled competition.
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Doing so could hit Samsung's sales and give competitors a leg up.
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It's also given the Taliban a leg up in the propaganda battle.
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But Parikh might have a leg up on the competition this year.
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Drivers striving for that five-star rating will get a leg up.
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Investors better gear up for another big leg up in the market.
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Davis simply swung his leg up to climb back onto the platform.
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European nations use subsidies to get a leg up on U.S. manufacturing.
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It's got that leg up on Alexa, though it's still not perfect.
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That gave traditional depository banking a leg-up relative to wholesale funding.
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Fold the hemFold the edge of the pant leg up ½ inch again.
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In that way, I had kind of a leg up on Trump.
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Parliamentary districts were redrawn and gerrymandered to give Fidesz a leg up.
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That way, you can get a leg up and increase your traffic.
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So now's your chance to get a leg up on the competition.
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Whichever team wins will have a huge leg up on the other.
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So how do you get a leg up over your younger counterparts?
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How has Trump helped Netanyahu get a leg-up in the election?
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This give them a leg up in finding jobs and getting settled.
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That gives them a leg up over would-be rivals like Amazon.
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In commodity markets, the weaker dollar gave gold a leg up to $1,223.
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But there's basically no economic rationale for giving them an extra leg up.
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If that's the case it's got a leg up on real-world pooches.
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" We'll repeat that again — "not using her family to get a leg up.
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That longevity has given AFV a leg-up in the modern tech landscape.
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What allows him to have a leg up in an incredibly competitive industry?
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I nearly fell off the machine trying to lift just one leg up.
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I think the female celebrities have a leg up on the male celebs.
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As for the next leg up, he sees it a bit more challenging.
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I went to go lift my pant leg up and I saw blood.
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Here, being a woman actually gives her a leg up with these men.
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Japan has another leg up on the pursuit of cleaner asses: cute poop.
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And lighting that fire early is a huge leg-up for any child.
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Hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers got good homes and a leg up.
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Instead, cultivate skills that will give you a leg up in your field.
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I find that nothing else can give you a leg up on relaxing.
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Manchin, 6900, would have started the race with a leg up against Gov.
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The latest leg up puts the company across the $22 billion market cap.
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And it can give potential new employees a leg up against their competition.
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He'll have to use those skills to keep a leg up on Priceline.
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Grab this discounted Canon DSLR to give them a leg-up on the competition.
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A fast-acting ethos gives Zara a significant leg-up in the fashion world.
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Unfortunately, their prior relationship did not give Liz a leg up in the competition.
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Those that did will have a leg up on the rest of the competition.
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The G6, naturally, has the leg up here, at 1080p to the Play's 780p.
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Some believe that it could give them a leg up at the gym, too.
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Henner may have a leg up on the competition – she grew up around dance.
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Shares in fellow grocer Tesco also received a leg up, advancing over 5.1 percent.
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No surprise, really, that more teams are turning to technology for a leg up.
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Timing could be what's giving companies such as Lululemon and Walmart a leg up.
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The treatment of Maoris, some say, gives a leg-up to other minorities too.
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But if both sides are equally skilled, the authoritarians should have a leg up.
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The deal will give Publicis a leg-up on helping clients distribute their ads.
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The rest are trying to give a leg-up to local businesses and industries.
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Shop ahead to get a leg up on this soon-to-be summer hit.
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Of course, those who were legacy applicants had even more of a leg up.
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We need to move sideways before we have a shot at another leg up.
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I went to go lift my pant leg up and I saw the blood.
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PUBG has a leg up in the number of devices it plays nice with.
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In turn, children of privilege get another leg up on their less fortunate classmates.
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Shim said Foursquare's first-party panel data gave it a leg up over competitors.
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You might think that young entrepreneurs have a leg up on the middle-aged.
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It is a base of security, although not that much of a leg up.
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Leading and managing Here CEOs — of large, public corporations anyway — have a leg up.
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That already gives Disney+ a leg up on Netflix in a number of ways.
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"It would be nice to get a little digestion before another leg up happens."
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Employee referrals and networking at Hulu events can also give applicants a leg up.
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"He grabbed me and I pulled my leg up on the dock," Mone said.
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"If it takes that long you'll really start seeing another leg up," he said.
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Where active funds theoretically have a leg up is during periods of market volatility.
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It has swipe typing, which gives it a leg up on Apple's QuickType Keyboard.
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It's insiders seeking and then protecting special privileges that give them a leg up.
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You're saying you have a leg up on the Voxs and BuzzFeeds of the world.
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Bosch has always had great casting, so it's had a leg up in this regard.
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"Swimming helps kids develop extra neurons that can give them a leg up," she says.
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These societal perks give citizens a leg up when their schools are already running properly.
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With a slight bend in right leg, pulse left leg up and back 13 times.
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And this is something that gives it a leg up over Adidas and Under Armour.
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And he notes my affliction wouldn't even have offered a leg up during the Famine.
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Production value is certainly something Apple TV+ may have a leg up on over Netflix.
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Banks would have a significant leg up on payday lender competitors for short-term loans.
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I had a leg up, even when I felt like I was in the trenches.
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Major oil companies in the region also received a leg-up from the OPEC deal.
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No wonder she has such a leg up on the glam-meets-tough fashion vibe.
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The immediate comfort of Keen's hiking shoes, however, was the leg up in this case.
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That's a potential leg up in making sure that it works well on all platforms.
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And how the battle is giving pistachio farmers a leg up, at least in Iran.
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Putting this money into savings could give you a leg up in the future.1.
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The question, really, is whether breast-feeding gives children some small leg up in intelligence.
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If it does, Samsung could have a leg up on Apple for almost a year.
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In the 1970s, integration gave a leg up to black children in newly desegregated schools.
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Mr. Trump has been given a leg up in delivering well-being to ordinary Americans.
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WeChat and Alipay's built-in payments capability could be a leg up in emerging markets.
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On that report, sterling took a further leg up, hitting $1.275 at 3:40 p.m.
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And here are the rest of the theme entries, if you need a leg up.
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"They were a favored religion, and that gave them a leg up," Dr. McCleary said.
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Kamala Harris a big leg up, along with former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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It gives Flipkart a leg up for their sellers to get a global consumer base.
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But while few bat an eye at giving those capable of making such donations, or even legacy applicants, a leg up, similar advantages offered on the basis of race, through affirmative action policies, are consistently critiqued: The children of alumni get a leg up.
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This is still probably the one spot where Samsung really has a leg up on Apple.
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But Trump started with a huge leg up due to the additional vacancies at the start.
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New Yorkers and Virginians hoping they'll have a leg up might be unpleasantly surprised, he said.
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The deal could help McKesson get a leg up in blockchain services, a potential growth area.
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It's an especially valuable leg-up for inexperienced professionals looking to land their first real jobs.
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And now, Microsoft may have a leg up against Amazon in securing more of that business.
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Despite the shares+2.003% YTD, we see another leg up in 22.00 as RL's recovery continues.
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Bytedance has built a leg up away from home, thanks to its empire of mobile apps.
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With washing machines and refrigerators, the company has an interesting leg up in the connected home.
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The one center point, so I can bring my leg up to the position I want.
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"There could be a pullback, but the market is preparing for another leg up," Peroni said.
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And the recent could give U.S. oil companies another leg up on international rivals, Cramer said.
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His ultimate theme is that free enterprise is the key to giving everyone a leg up.
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While the entry-level Mate makes sense for most, the $35 Pro has a leg up.
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Meanwhile, easy ways for schools to give their pupils a leg-up are being stripped back.
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Go deeper: Americans saving money in the wake of the financial crisis get a leg up
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Conventional wisdom holds that whoever wins the presidential debate has a leg up in the race.
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He could also give the Democratic nominee for president a leg up in this summer's campaign.
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"I'm helping them figure out how to get a leg up and stay there," Braxton said.
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Finally, there's one area where Wal-Mart does have a leg up over Amazon: fresh food.
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The good news: Trade talk rumors are giving another leg-up to an already-healthy rally.
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These specialist lenders are nimble, and often get a leg-up from development agencies and philanthropists.
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AND I THINK THAT GAVE US A LEG UP. WE DIDN'T COME HERE TO TAKE ANYTHING.
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It has a leg up at understanding how people speak and finding them the right answer.
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However, Walmart believes its thousands of stores give it a leg up over its online rival.
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It was a good place for a bunch of young bands to get a leg up.
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Due to all of this I would most certainly use nepotism to get a leg up.
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Also, I wasn't born in completely desolate poverty, so I had a leg up there too.
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He also has a leg up on other freshmen: He already owns a house in Washington.
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"This trade agreement does give Canada a huge leg up in the European marketplace," she said.
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Upper class citizens have had a leg up in our society since the beginning of time.
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So getting enough state funding to give poor districts a leg up is a tall order.
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And, just like Goldman, when employees leave Citadel, they have a leg up in the industry.
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That doesn&apost constitute a first-move advantage so much as an only-mover leg up.
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Alternating straight-leg toe touchesLie on your back and lift one leg up to 90-degrees.
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JPMorgan will have a leg up because of its size — and because it's a first mover.
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The organization also provides "life skills coaching and mentorship" to give the girls a leg up.
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Beverage licensees, with their fellow members of America's retail community, aren't asking for a leg up.
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Amy Klobuchar: If this election is about electability, Klobuchar has a leg up on the competition.
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The ease of using such a fund gives it a leg up over a private foundation.
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George believes that it does have a leg up on its competitors like Google and AWS, though.
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Bezos' enormous e-commerce fortune could give Blue Origin a leg up in the billionaire space race.
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The recognition gives Amazon a leg up on Netflix as they compete in the prestige-movie market.
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The TPP would have made the Asian market more profitable, giving Fiat Chrysler's competitors a leg up.
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That will give investors a leg up in anticipating erroneous market moves in the future, she said.
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He pulled his right pant leg up, exposing a dozen or more deep abscesses on the limb.
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It's been an advantage to have a leg up, but everyone is giving their all this week.
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Cash App does have one leg up on Robinhood, though — Robinhood doesn't support fractional share trading yet.
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In a way, the federal prohibitions alongside state legalization are giving smaller-scale producers a leg up.
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But what if we could use technology to give people a leg up onto the housing ladder?
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Admittedly, I had a bit of a leg up with a standard Canary already deployed at home.
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Insurance is a fierce market, and old-school providers could get a leg up with WeatherCheck's tech.
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This recent focus on community has given West Elm a leg up in the industry, says Raghubir.
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China's leg-up for the country's tourist industry is a way of showing thanks for Egypt's enthusiasm.
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At the very least, that ought to give the company a leg up on other upstart platforms.
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But in office, Mr Trudeau has invited populist scorn, only partly because of his dynastic leg-up.
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Relying on Priorities USA could also give Clinton a leg up on Trump this spring and summer.
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In this way, the films from Marvel Studios have always had a leg up on their competitors.
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It's not to say that entrepreneur can't be successful, but it gives them a huge leg up.
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I'm telling you, being a shameless obsessive fan gives you a serious leg up in this game.
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If you come off as passionate and authentic, you'll definitely have a leg up on the competition.
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Friday's highly anticipated health-care vote could drive markets on another leg up, says one JPMorgan strategist.
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The rule effectively increases competition, giving upstart providers like Google parent Alphabet and Apple a leg up.
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Ella Eyre was one of many acts to get a leg up from the festival in 2014.
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Instead of using government to get a leg up, unions need to re-evaluate how they operate.
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"There is no favoritism, there is no leg up to Bombardier or to anybody else," Sabia said.
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Amazon's significant investment in automation is also likely to give it a leg-up in managing costs.
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So that gives us a leg up in terms of making it feel weird to begin with.
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But the two senators disagree over the best method to give the working classes a leg up.
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Where Equinox has a leg up in entering the hospitality space is in its established member base.
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And in many cases, Tilray has a leg up on marijuana companies local to a particular study.
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Straightaway, it's clear that Dreamlight has a leg up on Silentmode as far as design is concerned.
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It's also full of recipes and techniques that'll give you a leg up on the big day.
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That's where Tesla, which recently unveiled its self-driving electric freight trucks, could have a leg up.
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Northern Virginia is widely considered to have a leg up on its neighbors for some practical reasons.
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Bernie Sanders has a leg up in polling in the state, which he won convincingly in 2016.
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Each firm is racing to get a leg up on the competition in a relatively crowded space.
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"I think established IP has a leg up with consumers," Sarandos said during a recent investors call.
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I think that stock could have another leg up here once the states start funding more business.
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Those years are a bit outside the norm because historically, political films have a small leg up.
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I think, generally, I think women often have a leg up there, so I think that's fine.
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As Delta increases its presence at the airport, the partnership with Alaska gives American a new leg up.
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In fact, that's where Periscope still has a leg up over Facebook Live, creators told Mashable — for now.
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Loan growth seems to have slowed so the concern is what's going to drive the next leg up.
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"A candidate who does this I think would have a leg up in the Democratic primary," he said.
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The opponent cannot drop his knee, a check only involves lifting the leg up or turning it out.
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Press through your heels to stand, and simultaneously lift your right leg up and out to the side.
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Bring your resting leg up to cross over your first leg to do a core-tightening plank variation.
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"We're starting to creep into 'show me some numbers' territory before we get another leg up," he said.
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Serena gets the leg up when she dashes into June's drafty bedroom and pins her into a chokehold.
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According to Crossmark Global Investments' Victoria Fernandez, consumer stocks should help drive the market rally's next leg up.
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That could give it a leg up on rivals like Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell with investors.
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This way, the company could get a leg up on Android makers when it comes to battery life.
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Frontier has made some lucrative sourcing deals that have helped it get a leg up in some countries.
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Body Labs' ability to create photorealistic gaming avatars could give it an intriguing leg up on that front.
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And sometimes, I swing my leg up to straddle her and accidentally knock my knee into her thigh.
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I guess being better at delivering whole-OS updates to users is a big leg up over Android.
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The Aussie, which is a commodity currency, likely received a leg-up from higher oil prices on Monday.
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If you can find those guys' equivalents in '13, you've got a leg up on winning your title.
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This could then give brands a leg up if they choose to partner with trusted, authenticated online channels.
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That experience may give them a leg up over other startups trying to enter the self-driving scene.
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The problem for the stock market will be when we get the next leg up in interest rates.
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You'll need a master's degree for this job yet older workers have a leg up on younger graduates.
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But it's more than just star power that gives Dirty John a leg-up on other cautionary tales.
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"We need in Hollywood and entertainment those fresh voices, and they need a leg up," Banks told AdAge.
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"Unofficial" product repair shops may be getting a leg up in Nebraska, Minnesota, New York, Massachusetts, and Kansas.
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He even felt he had a "leg up" on others in his industry coming out of different schools.
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Eating On The FlyWhen it comes to travel, Ramsay has a leg up on the rest of us.
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Having fungus convert plant material into high-quality food probably gave termites a big leg up, evolutionarily speaking.
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Now, more than ever, social media can give candidates an extra leg up in a very crowded field.
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A successful roll-out for Metro North and LIRR could give it a leg up in the competition.
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They were full of water, and they raised up to the top from me lifting my leg up.
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Without this leg up, it's unclear whether Mr. Trump could have built the business empire that he has.
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Investors have been shuttling billions into stocks and other risky assets, giving the bull market another leg up.
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However, it looks like big sister, Kourtney, may have gotten a leg up in the name game competition.
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Even the timid and the socially maladroit have been given a leg up, courtesy of the online pander.
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The next leg up for gold might be the true test for the stock market, says one technician.
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Certainly, working with large reactors and their related fuel systems gives states a leg up to do so.
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The wireless MA650 is at a similar level, but the noise-isolating capacity gives it a leg up.
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Twitter may also get the leg up on WhatsApp if it Facebook starts to dig into those conversations.
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Whichever team wins will have a huge leg up on the other in terms of reaching the playoffs.
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In 1977, Congress strengthened the act in ways that would give cleaner-burning natural gas a leg up.
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For now, U.S. software has a significant leg up with non-Chinese language capabilities, says CB's Deepashri Varadharajan.
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The move could give the retailers a leg up on the competitive grocery business by reducing supply costs.
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So the most extreme people on both sides have a leg up in terms of running for office.
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A handful of candidates met that threshold in the first filing period, giving them an early leg up.
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While cover letters can give candidates a leg up on the competition, they come with a major caveat.
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Japanese rugby has long emphasised speed and agility, giving the country a leg up over heavier, slower teams.
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The first generation did get a leg up with some very clever AI camera panning, zooming and framing.
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Now Mnuchin and Cohn want to give wealthy corporations an even bigger leg up than they already have.
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Lola Zinke's decision to back Downing also gives him a major leg up in his crowded GOP primary.
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As we talked, he occasionally kicked a leg up to rest on the wooden arm of her chair.
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But overall survival is considered the gold standard by doctors and investors, giving Keytruda a clear leg up.
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Walmart's proximity to shoppers' homes gives the company a leg up over its rivals in the grocery race.
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Amazon had a leg up with its integrated system, but Wal-Mart doesn't plan on being left behind.
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"If I can't raise my leg up, then I look around for a deeper solution," she told me.
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How they've managed to do the first task — giving their own children a leg up — is pretty obvious.
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Under Mr. Pai's proposal, broadband companies would probably use their gatekeeping position to give themselves a leg up.
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The companies' existing financial, technical, and lobbying infrastructure will give them a big leg up in these markets.
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But it also has a leg up on a doctor you might only visit once or twice a year.
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If you have connections that can offer help, you'll have a leg up that many of us don't have.
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There's also a 3.5mm headphone jack on board, giving it a leg up on the latest generation of smartphones.
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That's why this Project Management Bundle is a huge leg-up for those looking to break into the biz.
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But the difference in form factor gives the lamp a definite leg up in bass and overall sound quality.
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Bird is trying to get a leg up on the competition with a new scooter and new business models.
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These defining factors most likely gave Sun Basket a leg up when raising its most recent round of funding.
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That's not to say the Pixel Slate doesn't have a leg up on the iPad Pros in some departments.
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Providing a service that's attractive to tech companies gives One Medical a big leg up in going after businesses.
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You've also got this assemblage of tips aimed at giving you a leg up on the alien aggressors. 1.
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Rather, it's that the platforms by their very nature give anti-democratic politicians a leg up over their opponents.
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Oil prices climbed on Tuesday during Asian hours, after falling on Monday, giving some energy stocks a leg up.
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It's a huge leg up over mom-and-pop retailers who set prices and then largely leave them alone.
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Last week the FCC unveiled efforts to give the U.S. a leg up in the 5G race against China.
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This gives Johnson a preemptive leg up over most female actors when it comes to ticket sales and salaries.
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They get a leg up over the other generic animal mascots because Australian animals are more interesting by default.
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Another factor that Razon said would give the Philippines a leg up over Macau is its large domestic population.
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Understanding the science behind job satisfaction will certainly give you a leg up in finding a career you love.
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Plus, get a leg up on small business financial practices that ensure you can cut costs and boost profits.
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"The leg-up has caught a lot of investors off guard," said Sumit Desai, a senior analyst at Morningstar.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The children of rich parents have always had a leg up at elite U.S. universities.
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It sounds slightly ridiculous, but could actually give you a huge leg up when it comes to retaining information.
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Dogs do have a bit of a leg up on us when it comes to the biomechanics of sniffing.
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So we may be seeing more similar initiatives like this aimed at giving the commercial sector a leg up.
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Navalny's video also claimed that Chaika's sons used his connections to get a leg up on their business competitors.
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Research by other economists suggests the more information the better when it comes to giving minorities a leg up.
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And they are happy to sacrifice the neighborhood school for the chance to give their child a leg up.
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It's hard to shake the suspicion that Apple is using Siri to give its own apps a leg up.
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And, if you ask Edelman, this ETF has a leg up on WisdomTree's fund for a few key reasons.
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No formal education is required, but an associate's or bachelor's degree in phlebotomy can give you a leg up.
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Another factor that gives Canadian start-ups a leg-up is the nation's government-funded healthcare system, he finds.
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This prohibition would give London Clearinghouse's (LCH) SwapClear a big leg up over U.S. rivals like the CME Group.
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The dollar's weakness gave gold a leg up, with the precious metal gaining 1.1 percent to $1,354.30 an ounce.
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But Diaz began to pick his lead leg up and even began using it to enter with his jab.
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If you're absolutely positive grad school will give you a leg up in the job market, go for it.
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Here are seven of these gifts that will start new financial habits and give your grandchildren a leg up.
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Hold for eight counts and, if you're feeling ambitious, lift the raised leg up and down in gentle pulses.
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Because Amazon appeared to have a leg up, the contract immediately became a point of contention among tech contractors.
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It's not a guarantee of success, but there's no denying that graduates of top schools have a leg up.
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Hop aboard the Azure train and get a leg up over your competition when climbing the IT career ladder.
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Making the loss doubly painful was the fact that the Red Sox had handed the Yankees a leg up.
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"This ability to redistribute and market audio podcasts across broadcast radio just gives us a leg up," Byrne says.
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For example, this is the first New York Times crossword where knowing about dendrochronology gives you a leg up.
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This is one of those puzzles in which you really need that revealer leg up to grok the theme.
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So, every time you see the market kind of anticipating that next leg up, it just hasn't happened yet.
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And getting a jump on things by starting early may give shoppers a leg up, especially in competitive markets.
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But there's concern on the Street that seasonal headwinds may prevent the next leg up in the coming weeks.
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It's also a bit taller than some, but that extra height gives it a leg up on suction power.
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In order for girls to get this leg up, it takes more than beauty, you have to have cache.
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Van Der Beek, 42, added that he may have a leg up on the competition in terms of fitness.
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The deal gives Lucid another leg up against Tesla and signals increasing competition in the luxury electric car segment.
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"If you start off with 30 four-star reviews, you have a leg up on everybody," Ms. Greer said.
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I use my great height to give some guy a leg-up so he can escape, something like that.
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While these habits definitely can't cure an infection or replace medication, they may give your immune system a leg up.
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For most women, the idea that a tight group of friends can give you a leg up is very relatable.
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But even more recent trends in the QQQ suggest that another leg up is in the works, according to Gordon.
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Until we get another leg up in U.S. yields, the dollars going to be sort of in limbo, said Thin.
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"A service like Scan4You gives a leg up for these criminals," Trend Micro's chief cybersecurity officer Ed Cabrera told Wired.
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Given the relative newness of this space, any little bit of a leg up on the competition will surely help.
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Making one group of people deny their faith while trying to give another one a leg up is still wrong.
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In the 1513 Democratic primary, Clinton initially had a leg up on Obama because she was already a household name.
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The company views its strength in groceries as a key advantage, giving it a leg up on competitors, including Amazon.
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Acquiring Tilt would give Airbnb a leg up in the payments space, specifically payments around social gatherings and events. 10.
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No. 8 seed Williams has a leg up on Sharapova, with a 19-83 record in the pair's WTA rivalry.
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To Thompson, the large share of viewership that ViacomCBS attracts gives them a leg up during negotiations with cable providers.
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That's a noted leg up for iOS users — Android owners will have to grapple with the same old syncing process.
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I don't know how you can have a leg up over the Raspberry Pi, because it is a perfect product.
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This may give it a leg up over rivals because it can offer corporate customers more convenient connections through Miami.
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Alphabet still has a leg up on its traditional automaker counterparts when it comes to building a ride-hail network.
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It's possible that whoever wins this DOD contract could have a leg up on other similar projects in the government.
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Photo: Drew Angerer/Getty Images Many of the other vendors worry that gives them a leg up on this deal.
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But Chariot has Ford (market cap $45 billion), which could give it a leg up over other ride-sharing services.
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"My joints started to hurt, my ankles started to hurt, I couldn't get my leg up as high," Morgan said.
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Lift one leg and, with your knee bent, push your leg up until your thigh is parallel with the floor.
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If you can build a reputation for clear, short and error-free emails at work, you'll have a leg up.
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The only leg up the Premiere and Premiere+ have over the Fire TV Stick is the built-in YouTube app.
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But now that it is through this level, the next leg up in ethereum could see it reach $476 soon.
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Our visits made it clear that Nike's focus on women's representation should give it a leg up against its competitors.
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The one thing that gives the Z2 Force Edition's screen a leg up on other phone displays is its durability.
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Lawmakers should recognize that while manufacturing is important, it does not deserve a leg up over its service sector counterparts.
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Consumers are merely pawns in the game of special-interest squabbles that use the regulator to get a leg up.
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One "would put his leg up on my desk and 'it' would be directly eye level with me," Margaret said.
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As for the dollar, Beinner does not see another big leg up this year, even with the predicted rate hikes.
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It looks like Arlo-Blue will have a leg up if he enters an upcoming season of MasterChef Junior. (BuzzFeed)
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It also dominates research and development of these minerals, giving it a leg up on the future, Ms. Lacaze said.
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Fortunately, getting a leg up in today's job market is actually as easy as refining your data science knowledge — i.e.
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And since finding the right cast is often half the battle on TV, that gives Preacher a big leg up.
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That should be enough of a leg up to get those of you who are still solving through the puzzle.
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All have college bribery savings plans and are looking to get a leg up on you and your unspectacular tribe.
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In rehearsals, we do these big marches but in the costume, it's sort of hard to get your leg up.
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Having a clear and concise resume that's one-page long gives you a leg up in the job hunting process.
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Sarandos recognizes that "established IP has a leg up with consumers," as he told investors in a previous earnings call.
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But many of the wealthy students Singer's scheme was meant to help already had a leg up on their peers.
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In the past, companies looked for "pure" or theoretical knowledge; those who can transfer their knowledge have a leg up.
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They also get a leg up at more than 22026 companies that have agreed to prioritize hiring national service alumni.
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The well-intentioned Head Start program, for example, was designed to give children from deprived environments an academic leg up.
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At most, AT&T is going to be able to give its own services a small leg up against competitors.
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Whoever has the fastest service — or at least successfully advertises that they do — will have a leg up among customers.
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Those deals give it a rare leg up against Amazon, which does not have direct merchandise agreements with the leagues.
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And the recent disappearance of a Saudi journalist could give U.S. oil companies another leg up on international rivals, Cramer said.
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But if Apple truly wants a leg-up in original content, buying Disney would be the biggest move it could make.
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These domain experts give AI teams a leg up in making their products relevant, practical, and indispensable to their target markets.
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You might be able to buy it in Ikea soon Lim is also getting a leg up from another big retailer.
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This includes registering as a woman-owned business, which can give you a leg up in winning some types of business.
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The revealing photo shows him leaning back with his best 'smize' as he holds one leg up comfortably on the bench.
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Even then, though, the vast resources and high public profile of Google appears to have given the company a leg up.
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Libby said he believes Zipdrug's Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 compliance gives the start-up a leg up.
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At the same time, other countries are racing ahead to give their own companies a leg up in the global market.
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U.S. stocks received a leg up after consumer spending in the U.S. rose 0.3 percent in July, in line with expectations.
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Why wait until 2018 to start a business when you can get a leg up early and open shop this year?
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In 2008, for instance, Clinton had a leg up on Obama during the primary because she was already a household name.
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And lest we forget, dragons have one ability that's giving them a big leg up when it comes to energy: fire.
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It's a leg up on Intel's integrated GPU, and it is also perfect to pair with AMD's excellent new Ryzen CPU.
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That could give it a leg up over rival live streaming platforms that do not own content, media analysts have said.
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As the election gets closer, if it looks like a Clinton victory, infrastructure stocks another get another leg up, Clifton predicted.
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Attract talent If you have a fun place to work, you have a leg up on the competition when attracting talent.
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Investors are not expecting to see all of Trump's proposals go, but if they do that's "another leg up" Ryan said.
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Of course, this all gives Google a nice little leg up on Apple's own Pay app, which isn't baked into Gmail.
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I've been privileged in the opportunities I've had, which has given me an enormous leg up in getting into the industry.
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Some of the company's most senior execs, notably Chris Cox, agreed that Facebook needed to give serious publishers a leg up.
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However, Qualcomm's expertise integrating LTE modems into the same silicon on mobile gives it a leg up on in this area.
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Dyslexia gave Octavia Spencer a leg up on her classmates as a kid, as she recalled in an interview with WENN.
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We have a good month-and-a-half of touring right off the bat, and then another leg up to Sasquatch.
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The Trump campaign is insistent that the Chinese government is giving its country's exporters an unfair leg up against American competitors.
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Republican tax-reducing candidates will have a leg up and tax hiking Dems will now dance on marbles during these debates.
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So he raised his left leg up and down in the batter's box to release his hips, and the motion stuck.
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Alphabet may also be interested in Flipkart as a way to get a leg up against cloud rivals Amazon and Microsoft.
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In terms of size inclusivity, Wacoal has the leg up (Lively currently only makes bras up to sizes DD and DDD).
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This focus remains vital today, as competitors would gladly sidetrack antitrust enforcement to hobble rivals and give themselves a leg up.
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Economics and earnings will give stocks their next leg up this year, according to Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones.
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Might there be a way for the state to get a leg up in its longstanding water war with neighboring states?
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But when it comes to systems, allies, and people, the US still has a leg up on the competition — for now.
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In other words, Ghostery now attempts stop trackers it hasn't seen before, ostensibly giving it a leg up on the competition.
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It also gives them both another key leg up on Apple's bids to make Siri part of the connected home tissue.
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If they did pick that leg up to check, Sakuraba would feint a kick and shoot in on their standing leg.
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Apple Music is now more front and center, an added leg up in the company's continued battle against services like Spotify.
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This means losing valuable time and dollars in getting new, innovative products to market while foreign competitors get a leg up.
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But, at the end of the day, it is a business, and in all businesses, rich people have a leg up.
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But you now have three letters from 1A that can give you a leg up on some of the Down answers.
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Finally, single men in China are turning to a distinctly 21st-century coach for a leg up in the dating scene.
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That some have a leg up on elite college admissions because they can afford a tutor doesn't bother me at all.
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Rich people also have a leg up on buying Porsches and fancy houses; on paying tuition at elite private high schools.
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Fitbit gets access to a leading smart assistant with little to no investment and Amazon gets a leg up on wearables.
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Jeanne Shaheen in New Hampshire in 2020 and is hoping his closeness to the President will give him a leg up.
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Ultimately, Blue Origin wants to change the structure of the procurement to give the company a leg up in the competition.
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They donate equipment and money to train students, they give the leg up in disenfranchised districts to succeed in this world.
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Customers in those countries may have a leg up on faster connections, but that doesn't necessarily create a sustainable strategic advantage.
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The Trumps, and their compadres at the RNC, pushed back at the idea that the Trump son had a leg up.
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But Byte's new partner program gives it a leg up over TikTok, which doesn't offer a direct monetization option for creators.
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The chance to use a simulator gets airmen used to handling the vehicle, giving them a leg up on their training.
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In 2010, Negga had tackled Ophelia at the National Theater in London — surely that experience would give her a leg up?
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So, to help you get a leg up on upgrading your makeup arsenal, we've rounded up our favorite holiday releases, ahead.
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They're quick, responsive, and facilitate the kind of fast-twitch performance you need to get a leg up on the competition.
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In years and decades past, any president overseeing a flourishing economy would have a massive leg up in their reelection bid.
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"Handled well, it can really give the kid a leg up, credit-wise," said Matt Schulz, chief industry analyst at Comparecards.com.
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Game of Thrones has a leg up in setting records, given how many different categories this huge show can compete in.
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While HDT is a private commercial company, it did get a bit of a leg up to get up and running.
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But go back a century and you'll see its owners got a leg up from their brothers in the General Assembly.
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And workers who already work in finance but are willing to learn more about AI have a leg up, Zhao says.
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Rosters flooded with role players like that, those who can shoot, pass, and dribble, have a leg up on the competition.
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Research also indicates that canines have a proverbial leg up on felines, eclipsing them in online searches as early as 2014.
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" Illinois' existing medical marijuana laws also give the state a leg up when it comes to developing the recreational market, " Bachtell said.
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But those of us who have been watching Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) for years may have a leg up on the rest.
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The RCMP contend that making this information public could give criminals a leg up on running counter-surveillance measures and avoiding detection.
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Of course, DJI's wealth of experience in the space gave the company a decided leg up on GoPro's latest attempt to diversify.
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Not everyone in Silicon Valley goes to Stanford or Harvard, but sometimes it's that alternative perspective that gives someone a leg up.
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This week, the app released a new feature that they believe will give the app another leg-up in the ticketing industry.
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When the IMF last came to Mongolia's rescue, in 2009, it seemed to be providing just the leg-up the country needed.
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It takes a lot to get a leg up, but with Pratt as his father, that kid be hitting the ground running.
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In law school, membership of the Federalist Society can help students get a leg up in landing competitive clerkships with conservative judges.
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While VC money, investments and cash infusions may give you a temporary leg up, don't underestimate the cost of giving up equity.
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By turning delegate caucus defeats into an overall message victory, Trump has given himself a yuge leg up for the GOP nomination.
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Since your A-game is required when it comes to furnishing a studio apartment, we've decided to give you a leg up.
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So, what's one way to give your children a leg up— a single skill that single-handedly increases their chances at success?
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And with a powerful tool like Google Maps in its arsenal, it could have its leg up over its more established players.
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Why it matters: Data is a primary driver of AI, and China's vast and growing pool gives it a big leg up.
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Many of the features are similar to Apple's offerings, but Google's got a leg up in one key way: third-party hardware.
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China has promised to give environmentally friendly projects a leg up by providing banks more incentives to lend and encouraging green financing.
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That caucuses tend to favor parties' activist elements is something that should give him a leg up -- just like Utah and Idaho.
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Bonus: It will automatically fall back and spring ahead when there's a time change — certainly a leg up on most wall clocks.
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The company says Hound has a leg up on its competitors because it's able to parse meaning from far more complex questions.
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"A few of the sectors that got absolutely clobbered after the Brexit vote have had an extra leg-up recently," said Williams.
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If nothing else, this election may rewrite the conventional wisdom that running a state offers a leg up to the White House.
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Based on what the French Senate is demanding, the Dutch design company Concr3De may already have a leg up on the competition.
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She is also trying to get a leg up by managing her account very closely, but frankly, she shouldn't really have too.
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But its history of building a lot of cars mostly well may be a leg-up over a quickly growing start-up.
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It's worth pointing out, though, that Jenner had an enormous leg up when it came to building, promoting, and scaling her company.
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Pay gaps associated with race, gender, family of origin, socioeconomic status, and education give some groups a statistical leg up beyond others.
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Castano instructed me to put my back leg up on a ledge, and then lower my back knee down towards the floor.
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This kind of hardware-software integration has long given Apple a leg up in pushing new technologies like Apple Pay and TouchID.
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Don't you want to be the president who gave college athletes, especially black college athletes, a leg up instead of a handout?
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The most promising involve a rotating system of regional primaries or state groupings aimed at giving a leg up to small states.
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The longer-lasting warmth gives the ticks a leg up as they glom onto the moose, their preferred hosts, in the fall.
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But on a crowded stage, the pressure to break through or get a leg up intensifies, and the risk-reward ratio skews.
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Still, pharmaceutical giants are hoping that investment in the tech will give them a leg up in the lucrative drug discovery market.
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"That's not going to happen with me," he said, seeming to imply that he'd have a leg up over a female contender.
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Amazon is contributing to a new piece of open-source software that could give it a leg up in its physical stores.
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To help give Sailor's modeling career "leg up" so she could rise to the level of other supermodels, such a Kendall Jenner.
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But not as small as you might think, as the hatchback design gives you a leg up in practicality over subcompact sedans.
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As summer fades to fall, though, recent market shifts could give buyers a leg up in the latter part of the year.
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White spaces, you get a leg up, so you don't need to announce that because you're black — they know what you're about.
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Even if you're planning to add these new languages to your skillset, learning Java gives you a leg up on mastering them.
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It's also been around and selling off-brand accessories since 2002, giving it a strong leg up on some of the competition.
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The head of Appaloosa Management, a long-time bull, said the latest leg up for the market has not changed his position.
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Mr. Mosby said that Commissioner De Sousa's Baltimore roots may give him a leg up in efforts to heal police-community relations.
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Razer should have seized the opportunity to give the base model a leg up over the more expensive, vapor chamber-equipped Blade 15.
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It's a thrilling opportunity: Early detection gives autism neuroscience a big leg up, as researchers try to understand what goes wrong during development.
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We all have the power to open doors for women of this generation and give a leg up to those in the next.
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To take advantage of the video streamer's next leg up, Gordon wants to buy calls as a result of the stock's implied volatility.
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If you thought stocks were soaring sky high, you might want to brace yourselves for another leg up and more record levels ahead.
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They really haven't participated in this last leg up for the S&P, so we're starting to see some signs of exhaustion there.
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" Sit-up Claps "Lay on your back and sit up, while at the same time bringing a straight leg up to meet you.
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By awarding degrees based on demonstrated competency rather than seat time, progressives can give a leg up to learners who work full-time.
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"Secure Choice is providing a leg up for small businesses because they are providing a retirement benefit at virtually no cost to them."
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If you want to have a deeper understanding of Excel, the Essential Microsoft Excel Lifetime Bundle can help get you a leg up.
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Step left foot onto step or bench, pushing through leg to rise up to full extension; bring right leg up to meet left.
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The European Commission has accused Google of using control of Android, its mobile operating system, to give its own apps a leg up.
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The candidate pool is still largely comprised of super PAC-powered establishment figures, some of whom have a dynastic leg-up, to boot.
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Of course, Amazon continues to have a leg up on much of the competition, with the ability to sell devices close to cost.
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Competitors have raised their game; supermarkets are promoting cheaper white-label brands while e-commerce has given a leg up to insurgent brands.
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It's a small town, so if I can help her get a leg up into our field of work, I totally want to.
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It would also change the way global capital standards are implemented at home to give U.S. banks a leg up against foreign rivals.
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Given that Samsung's worked hand in hand with Google/Android on this, however, gives the company a big leg up on the competition.
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That cost advantage has given ETFs a leg up with investors in the low-yield environment that has persisted since the financial crisis.
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"If you can put your leg up on something stable, that's a great way to get those hard-to-reach places," Shays says.
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Sir Elton is no stranger to helping emerging Australian artists get a leg up — he's mentored and produced Aussie duo Pnau for years.
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It should get a leg up from the GST, she says, as the measure will reduce taxes on food and other essential items.
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Plus, having the money to potentially acquire other music companies like SoundCloud or Pandora could give Spotify a leg up in the fight.
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The narrative that black students are given an unfair leg up in admissions through affirmative action is pervasive among critics of the program.
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You may be losing your shirt in the stock market this week, but you could get a leg up on your home loan.
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Venmo has a leg up in that PayPal also owns Braintree, a mobile payments processor used by a large number of popular apps.
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While the rollout cost the company $35 million this quarter, UPS is hoping it will give the company a leg up on competitors.
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Or, if they do leave, they leave behind military equipment that gives them a potential leg up in a future crisis with NATO.
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"If you have to make sure that Vistara is given a leg up, this acquisition is perfectly in line," the industry executive said.
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Through this investment, they are given access to their brand's best practices, which gives them a leg-up to success on their own.
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Theoretically, The Walking Dead has a leg up here, because its universe is full of zombie herds that can attack at any moment.
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To get a leg up, here's a game plan for the official start to the holiday shopping season: For starters, do your research.
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"There were a number of us who felt that it would give our campaign a leg up," Gates said of the DNC leak.
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It is expected to give Uber a leg up in its battle for market share with Grab, Southeast Asia's dominant ride-hailing player.
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"We thought a cost-effective, technology-enabled solution had a leg up over anybody in terms of penetrating this very large potential market."
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But the in-store add-ons and unique partnership with Amazon seemed to be giving the store a leg up over its competitors.
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Subsidizing consumers in these zero rating plans will quickly become a way for certain content providers to get a leg up on competition.
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His foreign policy credentials could also give him a leg up on many of his House colleagues who are considering running for president.
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Overall, this is a solid card for travelers who stay with Marriott frequently and want a leg-up in the elite status race.
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When Lucian grabbed his thigh and put his leg up on a table, Olivera, who went to etiquette school as a girl, winced.
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But they have a little bit of a leg up on, just because of their knowledge of third down and red zone concepts.
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It will give Apple an overnight leg up on companies like Google that are participating in the space on a much smaller scale.
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I think there's be a big repricing event to happen, I just think we have got one more leg-up in risk, i.e.
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The drama surrounding Trump's tariffs isn't over yet because now he's using them to get a leg up over Mexico in NAFTA negotiations.
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If you want them to get a leg up with their finances, you'll want to teach them what you know about money management.
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Migration is a divisive issue giving the far right a leg up to challenge traditional dominance by the more liberal center and left.
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The dollar index hit session highs after the Fed minutes were released, although the bulk of Wednesday's leg up came before the news.
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You'll recall, Felicity pled guilty to conspiracy charges for paying $15k to give her daughter a leg up on her college entry exam.
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Bots are designed to make this process essentially instantaneous, offering its owners a leg-up against other buyers who are completing it manually.
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Moreover, I have a leg up on my clinical ancestors because an antidote — at least a temporary one — sits ready in my hand.
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Jeff Merkley also has dispatched staff to Iowa in an effort to try gain a leg-up in learning the political landscape there.
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" As far as tuition-free college, she says, "It's given some people a leg up in this world, so I'm for free education.
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By paying it forward, McQueen is helping a new generation of designers get a leg up, built on the successes of the past.
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Larger firms still may have a leg up Still, some argue that small companies continue to face big disadvantages compared to larger rivals.
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The early access to policymakers' remarks gave those investors a leg up on the rest of the market, reports the NYT's Amie Tsang.
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But Union's college-in-high-school initiative enables students to start earning community college credits before they graduate, giving them a leg up.
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But Barclays is bullish on the chain, saying one key factor could give Wendy's a leg up: it's all about location, location, location.
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Doing so will help you understand the company's shortcoming and give you a leg up in creating solutions that will wow your interviewer.
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The early access to policymakers' remarks gave those investors a leg up on the rest of the market, reports the NYT's Amie Tsang.
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Gift cards can often feel a bit tacky, but if you keep the fee modest, say $30, it's a nice little leg-up.
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Ticketmaster/Live Nation, which has taken steps in recent years to try to get a leg up on bots, needs to do more.
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Attempting to get Bisping on one foot by kicking one leg out or by forcing Bisping to pick that leg up and check.
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And also, the other thing that annoys me -- and some people can&apost help it -- but the shaking of the leg up and down.
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The Fullstack Fund should make it equally attractive to entrepreneurial types, not just junior developers looking to get a leg up in large corporations.
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Second, it allows companies to leverage their strengths into new areas, giving them a leg up against competitors who may be starting from scratch.
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These awards give Amazon a significant leg up over Netflix, its main competitor in the streaming wars, and the original content powerhouse to beat.
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"I felt like maybe I had a leg up on the average person struggling with Instagram's support system," he told Mashable in an email.
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"We fought with 10 players, we believed until the end but it's only one game, we have the second leg up next," added Zidane.
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"Most of these people are trying to get their spouse or friend get a leg up financially," said Matt Schulz, senior analyst for CreditCards.com.
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Why it matters: English-speaking countries now have a huge leg up in technical research, including the current rages — artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
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Audience preferences play a major role, as artists can get a leg up if their songs get a lot of play time on TikTok.
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I think, in the end, those who are able to really use that to their advantage will have a leg up on everyone else.
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"It was a point in the dance where I had to lift my leg up and Maks dipped me," Rose recounted on her Play.
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The Chromecast Ultra, Fire TV Stick 4K and Roku Stick+ all have one major leg up over their cheaper alternatives: 4K and HDR support.
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Hass says that as Rosetta Stone is already in 17,000 schools, the company has a leg up because it's viewed as a trusted advisor.
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Another thing that gave Wacom a leg up was a total fluke incident involving a key law at the start of the internet age.
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And his name identification, reputation as a centrist and the fondness for his family give him a leg-up in the race against Young.
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Looking for a leg up in the Hawkeye State, Stanford alumna Carly Fiorina has already declared she will be switching allegiances for the game.
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Usain Bolt is correct ... the United States DOES have a leg up on Jamaican sprinters for now -- so says track legend Sanya Richards-Ross!!!
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Held on tight "I saw her put one leg up on the railing, and obviously that grabbed my attention," Tumpane told CNN's Brooke Baldwin.
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But we laugh a lot, and I post a picture on Facebook with one leg up on the pole at an awkward right angle.
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The S&P 500 had met resistance under 2,400, and now that it closed at 2,402, traders are looking for the next leg up.
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Furthermore, Apple's moves to transform the TV app into a one-stop video streaming destination, will give the company another leg up over Amazon.
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From here, simultaneously crunch your torso up, bringing one arm forward as you do so and raising the opposite leg up off the floor.
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Hollywood hacks and overcautious producers are making it hard for anyone to get a leg up on the upcoming season of Game of Thrones.
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Facebook's director of global games platform, Leo Olebe, touted how Facebook will feature new games in the Gameroom to give developers a leg up.
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It's that the government is not even going to explain why it won't provide this information, possibly gaining a leg-up over the defense.
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The Great Recession had taken its toll, and enough of Trump's voters were still hurting and looked to the government for a leg up.
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Being so seasoned could give him a proverbial leg up on the hungry competition, many of whom have yet to demonstrate their commercial prospects.
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An e-resident has no leg up at the customs desk, but the program allows individuals to tap into Estonia's digital services from afar.
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We'll be joined by the League of Conservation Voters, giving us a leg up on the candidates' environmental voting records and 2020 climate plans.
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The firm said it believed these steps would give it a leg up with the scheduled January rollout of the California Consumer Privacy Act.
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Party leaders typically don't get involved in primaries, which can make it harder for candidates to get an early leg up in their races.
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Even after a huge move already this year, investing magnate Mike Novogratz sees cryptocurrencies making another leg up before 73 comes to a close.
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And startups that come out of particular countries there may end up having a leg up on American rivals when competing for business overseas.
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"I'd say the vets probably have a little bit of a leg up on him, just because they're vets and they've played," Gruden said.
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But if Uber is able to integrate its appointment ride services with prescription delivery, its brand recognition could give it a massive leg up.
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But the current numbers suggest that the majority of superdelegates are Clinton's to lose, giving her a significant leg-up in the nominating contest.
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It also has a smartphone app, which is a huge leg up and would easily beat out AdultFriendFinder when it comes to attracting millennials.
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Data scientists are expected to get a leg up in the future, with UBS describing data as the "fuel" that powers the AI engine.
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The markets took a leg up to historic highs late in the day Wednesday as the House Freedom Caucus endorsed the GOP tax plan.
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Silevo is a subsidiary of SolarCity and the complaint alleges these trade secrets gave SolarCity a leg up in manufacturing its own solar cells.
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Booker believes that existing antitrust law and institutions are being underutilized as tools to fight economic concentration and help workers get a leg up.
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With so many mistakes to make and fragile balances to maintain, a decade of wisdom could give Facebook a leg up over younger competitors.
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And for what it's worth, Nintendo's valuable intellectual property assets would at least give them a leg up in content in the near term.
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American politicians, as Georgetown's Matt Glassman notes, have always tinkered with the system's rules to give themselves and their favored policies a leg up.
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The contest is rigged to give Stu a perceived leg up on the other men: Stu, they are told, is highly successful, a millionaire.
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In the plaintiffs' eyes, Mr. Fitzsimmons catered to privilege, allowing the offspring of big donors to get a leg up in the application process.
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She said Rothy's has become synonymous with sustainability, giving it a leg up over other big brands that were slower to embrace that mission.
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Domino's also has a structural leg up over new delivery entrants, already boasting a well-established driver network and ordering technology, according to West.
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In the old system, a contestant like Gabby Barrett, a nuclear-warhead singer aimed directly at country radio, might have had the leg up.
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At the same time, they think women are getting a leg-up from new government programs that help them enter traditionally male-dominated industries.
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Fed officials contend that the most recent leg up for the market has been more about the dovish rate stance members adopted in 2019.
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Sanders sees a path to get a leg up on the Democratic field as his rivals focus on voters in South Carolina next weekend.
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It began during Warren's 2012 Senate run, when her opponent, Brown, accused her of lying to get a leg up in her academic career.
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Combining the two could've given Twitter a sudden leg up in mobile, where Facebook was still in the midst of a tricky technology shift.
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Students come away with a clear message about how admissions works: If you have money, connections or "insider" knowledge, you have a leg up.
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American is trying to get a leg up on its competition as the industry gets squeezed by higher jet fuel costs and reduced profits.
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As Michael Kors looks to gain a leg up in luxury retail, the backdrop for companies operating in the sector today is quickly evolving.
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After San Antonio pulled even in the standings last week, Golden State rattled off three consecutive wins to get a leg up once again.
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I think if Donald Trump thinks that he's going to have a leg up on Joe Biden in a debate that was disabused tonight.
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And although the printer was a necessary piece of corroborating evidence for investigators, human intelligence gave them a big leg up on finding Winner.
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It's leg up lies in its vast selection of interactive features like user videos, kink-specific chat rooms and groups, sex education, contests, and more.
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Airlines are now up over 27 percent year to date, with Wednesday's leg up taking the Dow transports index to its highest level since 2002.
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And the pro dancer thinks his Olympian partner may have a leg up on the rest of the competition because of her Puerto Rican heritage.
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What is clear is that whoever ends up carrying the bulk of black support in the primary will have a leg up on the competition.
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While Apple and Amazon had been the two front-runners by market cap size, recent setbacks at the companies have given Microsoft a leg up.
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The marriage tees up Plaid for expansion and gives it another leg up in an application programming interface business it was already beginning to dominate.
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Speaking of crazy, Kris let loose at the event, cheering with her girls and even lifting her leg up to her face at one point.
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"Commodity markets are likely to remain in a holding pattern as they wait for hard data to confirm the most recent leg up, " Goldman said.
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None are proposing a bold enough vision — and those who do may gain a serious leg up on their primary opponents, and on Donald Trump.
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Still, the combination of both theses — along with Prototype's emphasis on schools outside of the traditional venture networks — could give the firm a leg up.
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The backlash managed to bypass the institutionalized cheating known as legacies — a largely hidden leg-up on college entry based entirely on your family name.
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Knowing how to tie together AI and hardware gave Facebook a small leg up with Portal, and it could do so again with future products.
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When it comes to getting a leg up against these kinds of schemes, Khirallah, Kreitzer, and Haskins all agree suing is rarely your best option.
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The question is: With so many variables that could give one person a leg up over another, why is the IAAF so worried about testosterone?
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In August, Paulsen said markets will mostly "march in place," but we may see another leg up, with the S&P breaking 2,200 or 2,250.
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Optimizing the experience of Windows desktop consumers when the cloud computing revenue makes consumers look tiny in comparison will be a leg up over Ubuntu.
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WE HAVE A TRADEABLE RALLY COMING TO THE BOND MARKET BUT THERE'S A POTENTIAL FOR ANOTHER LEG UP IN YIELDS WHEN WE GET INTO 2017.
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When it comes to technology and social media, however, a younger model will have a leg up on that, so you'll see some challenges there.
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Hendricks would flurry a few punches at Lawler, then punt Lawler's lead leg with no chance of Lawler picking that leg up or withdrawing it.
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But basically, I was confined to camp and had to have my leg up for the rest of the trip, which was very, very frustrating.
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For investors seeking a new way to create alpha from financial market data, Alpha Vantage has an API toolkit to give them a leg up.
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Bring your right leg up under you while picking up the tissue box with the left arm, then repeat with the opposite arms and legs.
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The catch here is that you already have to be subscribed to Ipsy's $10 bag to participate, which does give them a slight leg up.
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He will have an immediate leg up on Rubio and Paul Ryan and every other potential post-Trump savior who submitted to Trump this week.
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And that creates a danger that it could use its power in the browser market to give itself a leg up in the ad market.
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But unlike the majority of the onslaught of food-delivery startups, Uber started with a reputation for immediacy, which could give it a leg up.
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These programs allow candidates to apply for entry-level positions but bring some experience to the table, giving them a leg up on the competition.
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Victor Espinoza getting a leg up for the first time since his injury working out Bobby Abu Dhabi over the summer at Del Mar. pic.twitter.
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If Haley were to leave the state before her term expires, McMaster would likely get a leg up on a potentially crowded primary in 2018.
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Jay Z is Tidal's principal owner, so it makes sense that he'd use his own popular catalog to help the service gain a leg up.
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The Model 3 may not affect Tesla's bottom line now, but in the future it could give Elon Musk's futuristic car maker another leg up.
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The miners also got some support from another leg up in metals prices with investors shrugging off weak data out of China early this week.
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And given how terrible at the internet most car dealerships are, knowing how to deal with tech-savvy customers could give dealerships a leg up.
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In another photo, Gaga posed with one of the other bridesmaids on the beach as they each put one leg up while holding their flowers.
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SINGAPORE — In the brave new world of smart homes, Dyson thinks it's got a way to get a leg up over the competition: artificial intelligence.
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"This is a time to improve yourself and not to swear, not to have arguments — and you have a leg up now," Dr. Brown said.
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"It can be a good way, if you trust the person, to give them a leg up," said Matt Schulz, senior industry analyst for CreditCards.
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Parents are giving up legal guardianship of their kids to get them a potential leg up in college admissions, according to a new ProPublica investigation.
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"And with the pound already higher across the board this week, there could be another leg up before traders break for the weekend," he said.
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The former federal prosecutor said advocates had a leg up with the support of the Obama administration and with that came a forum and resources.
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Children who develop a high level of EQ carry these skills into adulthood, and this gives them a leg up in leadership and in life.
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College graduates looking for a leg up in the job market are flocking to one- and two-year programs that promise entry to lucrative careers.
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He lifts his leg up to the right height, sets it back down, and brings the bat through the zone on a low, quick track.
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While Beyoncé stands poised, and Rihanna summons attitude, Gaga is more likely to be found contorted, one leg up on the piano, literally in tears.
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Google surely also hopes that its machine learning-powered features and deep integrations with popular services will give it a leg up on the competition.
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So to help give founders a leg up Justin Kan's new legal tech startup Atrium is launching a program to help founders become better fundraisers.
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We have adopted the principles of capitalism, but we also believe that small farmers should have a leg up for a certain amount of time.
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And Square had a bigger leg up than most: McKelvey created the company with Jack Dorsey, who was also famous for co-founding Twitter (TWTR).
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His efforts received a leg-up when Kim Jong-un expressed his willingness during his New Year's Day speech to send athletes to the Olympics.
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Adding to the Qataris' swagger is the feeling that self-inflicted wounds by Saudi Arabia and the Emirates have given Qatar a free leg up.
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Though bots can give resellers a huge leg-up in attaining merchandise, Chen explained that he only uses bots about one-third of the time.
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"They start skating from the ankles, then with the lower leg up to the knee and at maturity they skate from the hip," Patrick said.
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"We've taken the approach to keep our cyclicality exposed in our portfolios because we think that the bull market has another leg up," she said.
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Try A Variation If spooning doesn't feel comfortable, the little spoon can lift their leg up in a position that kama sutra calls Expanding (Vijrimbhitaka).
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And the cable and TV giant thinks it can get a leg up on its rivals by offering something very different: free video, plus ads.
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Gonzalez is running in a safe-Republican district, so the winner of the GOP primary will have a major leg-up in the general election.
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That means whoever is assigned to build the landers must be well-versed in Boeing's hardware, potentially giving Boeing the leg up in the competition.
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She also credits the bee with giving her a leg up when it came to college admissions: She was accepted to Harvard, Yale and Princeton.
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Microsoft could have a leg up in that area, thanks to its focus on artificial intelligence and augmented reality, as well as its enterprise offerings.
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For starters, Levine says, his Wall Street knowledge still gives him a leg up when he talks to people who are still on Wall Street.
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There's nothing unusual about using big sums of money — for private tutors, for application whisperers, for "donations" — to get a leg up on the competition.
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Yet with KIND's recent partnership with Microsoft to provide cannabis tracking solutions for governments, Dinenberg thinks that KIND definitely has the leg up on competition.
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Donald Glover admits Jamie Foxx has a leg up on him in the talent department, but adds it's just a matter of time ... Father Time.
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Women are hungry for more women-only networks and female mentors to help give them a leg up into an industry that remains a boys club.
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That gave them a leg up on the competition, and made them an intriguing and charming presence, rather than a straight-up nuisance, like a raccoon.
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Adding Bixby to appliances, though, stands to eventually give Samsung a leg up over Amazon and Google, which have already been slowly integrating with home appliances.
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Whether or not her last name gave her a leg up in the industry, Jenner isn't immune to long days and early call times on set.
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"A larger entity has a leg up on smaller entities when you're looking at that kind of scale," he said in an interview in New York.
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Kick with the lead leg and you need to bring that rear leg up under you or step through to get close to the same range.
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Because Goldman has a smaller footprint, in terms of real estate, than its competitors, it could give the bank a big leg up against the competition.
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Why it matters: After its acquisition of Jimmy Choo last year, Michael Kors made it clear it wants a leg up in the luxury retail world.
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The money means the winners will "also have a leg up in developing a new launch system that could have applications for commercial uses," Jefferies said.
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Anyone with Chinese ancestry has legal advantages in getting a work visa; foreign-born children of Chinese nationals get a leg-up in applying to universities.
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A lot of basic calculator apps don't have a graphing feature, so the Windows 10 calculator might also be getting a leg up on rival apps.
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Three out of five of today's children are growing up in a county that has historically failed to provide their most disadvantaged youth a leg up.
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European stocks got a leg up after Wall Street opened higher, with the Dow Jones industrial average setting a record high for the third-straight session.
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This user-centric approach paired with the technical aspects of how Shortcuts works, gives Apple's assistant a leg up for any consumers who find privacy important.
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This course also teaches you more advanced topics that underlie Bitcoin like smart contracts and digital tokens so you'll have a leg up on the competition.
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It's a clever and rapidly growing company that will help the music service get a big leg up in its bid to build its podcast operation.
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The Bank of Japan's purchases of the country's exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has been distorting the market, offering traders a leg up on picking stock winners.
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Bernie Sanders has been complaining about DNC decisions that gave a leg up to Clinton, and pointedly endorsed a primary challenger trying to unseat Wasserman Schultz.
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If Vince McMahon has demonstrated one quality over his career, it's a pathological refusal to let his would-be usurpers get a leg up on him.
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And parents are more than willing to pay, in the hope of giving their teenager a leg up in the city-state's highly competitive education system.
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For a leg up on job opportunities, take the American Society of Training and Development's exam for Certified Professional in Learning and Performance Certification, says AARP.
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Crude futures contracts were on track for their longest streak of gains since August 2016, which may give oil-sensitive stocks a leg-up on Wednesday.
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Wisconsin's open primary, which allows independents and even Republicans to vote in the Democratic primary, also gave Sanders a leg-up in the race against Clinton.
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Some strategists believe the S&P 217's close above its May 25.0, 25.0, record finish of 16.83,216.8 could spark another leg up in the market.
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" The Times claims that if Chairman Pai allows this practice to continue, "broadband companies will probably use their gatekeeping position to give themselves a leg up.
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The most recent leg up started March 16 on dovish comments from the Fed, which has taken us up another 2 percent in four trading sessions.
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LONDON/MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Deutsche Bank boss Christian Sewing has just received an unexpected leg-up from his rival Jean Pierre Mustier, who runs Italy's UniCredit.
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Masabi, a Massachusetts-based company, will also be submitting a proposal, hoping its work on Metro North and LIRR's systems will give it a leg up.
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That might seem to be a feat of fearsomely effective central planning, but, worryingly, each leg-up in the mini-cycle has required a bigger push.
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We consider ourselves to be pretty knowledgeable when it comes to Chrises, but even we've got to admit Jeff Goldblum's got a leg up on us.
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However, the committee will no doubt be looking to engineer an outcome that avoids another leg up in the currency and a tightening of financial conditions.
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That's not unique as a model, but Marchese believes its combination of expertise will give it a leg up in an ad- and platform-driven world.
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Though neither candidate is without shortcomings when it comes to healthcare, Clinton has a leg-up with decades of time invested in working on health policy.
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Sound will autoplay for videos in newsfeed: About 60% of videos on Snapchat play with the sound on, giving Snapchat a leg up for video advertisers.
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Between interview preparation, resume updates and facing rejection, job hunting can get tedious, so it never hurts to give yourself a leg up when you can.
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This is not a case -- as some might assume -- of elevating a member of a marginalized group to give a leg up to the less qualified.
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Surely, he would have a leg up on the dreamers who pour cash into a vineyard without any real sense of what they are getting into.
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If so, they are doing nothing to push policies that would give struggling women a leg up, even as the stock market booms and unemployment drops.
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By requiring 40 percent of auto parts to come from so-called "high wage factories," it could even give unionized Canadian auto manufacturers a leg-up.
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"Anything we believe can help our pitchers have a leg up and give us a better chance to win, we want to implement it," Brown said.
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She said that when she entered carpentry, she didn't think her gender would stand out, but being female "has given me a leg up," she said.
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But in a vote last week, Pai's office gave a leg up to technology that could truly help address America's stubborn broadband availability and affordability problems.
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Women and men both use higher education to start careers that lead to economic security, but women are particularly reliant on education as a leg up.
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To gain a leg up, Mr. Ramos sought out Brandon Henry, the catering manager at the Next Generation Center, where Mr. Henry offers basic cooking classes.
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The GOP hopes Trump's rally in the district will help give Republican Dan Bishop a leg up against Democrat Dan McCready in a traditional GOP stronghold.
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Acquiring Flipkart would give Walmart an instant leg up on Amazon in India, but it is still likely to face stiff competition from its primary rival.
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The training would give dispensaries a leg up for experienced hires, increasing sales and ideally reducing turnover that costs the industry as much as $438 million.
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"Sony wants to make sure they give the perception they're not letting competition get a leg up," says David Cole, CEO of research firm DFC Intelligence.
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Running such an unexpectedly strong race gave Mr. Gillespie a leg up this year as a host of other high-profile Virginia Republicans deferred to him.
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Odeh also has the power to give Gantz a leg up by recommending to Israel's president that the Blue and White leader form the next government.
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" Annual tuition and fees: $5,480 Minimum hourly wage: $8.30 "Montana's minimum wage is $123, giving its students a leg up on paying their way through college.
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The Gonzalez-Colon provision gives Puerto Rico a leg up and allows all the low-income census tracts on the entire island to be eligible automatically.
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More than 1,300 delegates will be awarded on Super Tuesday, and Biden's campaign believes the delegate allocation method in Texas gives him a leg up there.
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The next logical step in this welcome process is a Free Trade Agreement that offers American investors a leg-up in a busy and growing marketplace.
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The Elliott Wave Theory posits that market trends move in a succession of waves that can be used to foresee the next leg up or down.
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We believed that if information were to come out … there were a number of us that felt that it would give our campaign a leg up.
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John Kennedy, a Louisiana Republican, speculated this week that House Democrats had expressly designed the impeachment timeline to give Biden a leg up on his competition.
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You maybe won't have to pay extra to watch HBO Max if you're an AT&T subscriber, that gives HBO Max a leg up over Netflix.
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Digital audio services already have a leg up here, given the ability to use mobile devices to tailor your personalized music experience upon entering the car.
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And as long as it has been leasing coal, the federal government has been doing it on the cheap, giving US coal companies a leg up.
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Markoff shares some of the most influential sci-fi books that helped him get a leg up as a tech reporter at the New York Times.
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She lifted her leg up in a yoga pose, covered her mouth with her hands, and even raised her arms in by her side in one snap.
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So that would be like if I went into college and claimed I was a minority in order to get a leg up in the admissions process.
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Fortunately, an attractive third path is available: giving a leg up to economically disadvantaged students of all races, a disproportionate share of whom are people of colour.
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It can also do video calls via Duo — and, of course, it's able to play YouTube videos, which gives it another leg up on the Echo Show.
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None of those things are illegal; they're typical ways for parents to help their kids get a leg up in the ultra-competitive world of college acceptance.
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The quest for Olympic gold is the search for the slightest leg up — small changes that could ultimately shave fractions of a second off of one's time.
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The cards had been, and continued to be for some time, bought up by cryptocurrency mining operations, all striving to get a leg up on one another.
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Where it stands: Google already has a leg up on some of its competitors, because of the data it already collects through search and Gmail, NPR reports.
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Tesla's products are outstanding and it still has a leg up over competitors, but some rivals are catching up in terms of technology pretty quickly, Nelson said.
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Hopefully this new information will give us a leg up when it comes to predicting the next solar flare, and taking the necessary precautions with our tech.
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Gold buying stagnated in India as local rates soared, though some investors used temporary price dips to buy, hoping to cash in on a further leg up.
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Some of the contestants have arguably already been given a leg up on the competition, having met Hannah early on The Bachelor: After the Final Rose special.
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Viacom believes Pluto TV will give it a leg up in this growing ad-supported video market, explained Viacom CEO Robert Bakish, in a call with investors.
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The additional percentage points will give Lyft a leg up as it launches its road show, the final step ahead of its Nasdaq IPO, expected in April.
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The failure led to Merck & Co Inc's Keytruda getting a leg up in the key immuno-oncology field and Bristol-Myers' becoming the target of activist investors.
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President Emmanuel Macron's dog got a leg up on his owner Sunday ... when he pissed on a fireplace during an official meeting ... and the Prez lost it!
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While Walmart had a leg up on Amazon for most of June and July, it's now sold out at Walmart — but it's finally available on Amazon again.
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The Coachella reunion and surprise has morphed into a means to any variety of ends, particularly as a draw to get a leg up on competing sets.
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Gundlach also said he expects gold to "have another leg up" and oil prices to trend lower over the longer term because of improved technology for extraction.
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Job candidates with advanced knowledge of productivity programs like Excel often have a leg up on the competition, and we're not just talking about data-centric jobs.
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We hit another big leg up on March 1, when the S&P rallied 2.4 percent on an oil rally and a better-than-expected ISM report.
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Support from Trump's fundraising infrastructure could provide Ayers with a leg up if he jumps in, and his work with Trump will go far with Trump loyalists.
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Carnevale has found that students who spend too much time working while attending classes also skip internships that provide a leg-up for quality jobs upon graduation.
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It was a step born out of strong national bonds and a desire to offer a friend a leg up that might be returned down the line.
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It's actually a drug that mostly black people were distributing, so from that perspective, I feel like black people have a leg up because they have experience.
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It may be the first liberal American political movement to experience such a wild leg up — taking less than a month to nab millions of loyal adherents.
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Bert Huang, a computer science professor at Virginia Tech University, said the data could give Cambridge Analytica a significant leg up when it comes to targeting Facebook.
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The goal was to foster broadband competition by giving small ISPs a leg up in a market with often impossible barriers to entry (both political and financial).
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They are looking to give the USPS a leg up through misnamed legislation working its way through Congress, known as the Postal Service Reform Act of 2017.
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Privacy legislation gives brands with first-party data a leg up, while it makes advertising harder for third-party-dependent marketers like automakers and packaged-goods brands.
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"People don't understand why girls would want to be Eagle Scouts, but here's one reason why: it's a leg up in the world," author Justina Ireland tweeted.
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He says that Microsoft and Oracle have a leg up in the enterprise, simply because they are comfortable and familiar, and they have a strong presence already.
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The businesses that can pop up, go after big markets, and put these old intermediaries out of business should have a big leg up on future competition.
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If the Cruz folks have done their due diligence, as they have in other areas of the campaign, then one would imagine they'll have a leg up.
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Moffett said that, while the strict regulation is well-intentioned, it could have unintended consequences by giving a leg-up to the biggest platforms, Google and Facebook.
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With immigrants and black and Latinx applicants being frequently denied loans and millennials struggling to save, a kye could be the entrepreneurial leg up many Americans need.
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As I raised my weighted leg up to hip height Castano added in the extra fun of a boxing ring rope, ready to slap it back down.
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Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, and Kirsten Gillibrand all share a leg up over the leading male candidates: They've won every political race they've ever run.
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The shoeshine boy Ragged Dick, the hero of one Alger novel, does good deeds that cause strangers to warm to him and give him a leg up.
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Sometimes the connections that people acquire at a prestigious institution can be a leg up, but that's most useful for people starting from a position of disadvantage.
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It would likely give California-based SpaceX a leg up on rivals seeking major contracts with NASA, the U.S. military, satellite companies and even paying space tourists.
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Anzu operates from offices in Tampa, San Diego, Washington and Boston, and Haring-Smith believes that the geographic diversity gives the company a leg up on deals.
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Entrepreneurship was the key for the family's success in the U.S., and it also gave their young daughter a leg up when she began building her career.
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"Twitter's new policy gives oil and gas companies a leg up, and the folks who want to regulate those companies a kneecapping," Zoya Teirstein writes for Grist.
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"For a long time it looked like Amazon was going to get the leg up on retail and really put them out of their misery," said Gordon.
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African politicians, nimble critics of the France-Afrique that keeps them fed, won't forget you either for giving them a leg up for their victory over colonialism.
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Consider it an additional layer of knowledge that will help you get a leg up on creating an app that looks and operates at a professional level.
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While most of us are still deliberating on what haircut and color we want to kick off a new decade, Justin Bieber already has a leg up.
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In 2018, the company acquired smart doorbell maker Ring for $1 billion, stepping into the home security market and gaining a leg up on smart-home tech.
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The New York Times reporting he has raised more than $1003 million over the last year and a half, which gives him a leg up on the competition.
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It didn't seem as though Holloway was preparing to pick his lead leg up and check kicks, as much as he wanted to take kicks and step in.
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The campaign's addition of Steven Mnuchin as finance chief may give the real estate titan a leg up in certain circles where Clinton previously dominated fundraising, Burkman said.
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Detroit-based Rivian got a leg up on Tesla and other competitors by unveiling its own battery model, the R1T, at the Los Angeles auto show last November.
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Diament said that while some Orthodox Jews are attracted to Trump's candidacy, Cruz's legislative record and values-oriented candidacy give him a leg up on the brash billionaire.
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It could be argued that Jimmy Choo will give Kors's tumbling sales and stock a leg up, but experts said Kors' expansion plans could dilute the shoemaker's brandname.
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Canopy Growth's $3.4 billion tie-up with Acreage Holdings will give the joint enterprise a leg up amid marijuana legalization across America, CEO Bruce Linton told CNBC Thursday.
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America's regulators should loosen the cap on foreign ownership, take away slots from incumbents and promote the use of secondary airports to give new entrants a leg-up.
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The media is shrinking, and to squeeze oneself in needs a leg up: a connection, an uncommon aptitude, or the willingness to do things other people simply aren't.
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Both firms are pitching their position as fiduciaries, with a legal obligation to provide sound financial advice to their customers as a huge leg up on their competition.
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They pander to two common demands from well-off parents: to entertain children over the long summer holidays and to give them a leg-up over their peers.
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Other tech executives, including Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg, have warned that countries like China could get a leg up if American regulators crack down too hard.
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In many countries, the state gives a leg-up to members of certain groups because they have suffered discrimination in the past or continue to endure it today.
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Nest, at least, has been making well-received smart camera for years, which could give Google a leg up on competitors with a more questionable record on privacy.
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"Having that entrepreneurial mindset is really a leg up in this day and age where you don't go to work at one corporation your entire career," Sharkey said.
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Which means that, while using a fitness tracker may not be guaranteed to give you a leg up, it doesn't seem to harm you in these important areas.
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Today's giants have a big leg up on the next wave of tech: Prediction engines built on machine learning are entirely dependent on gobs and gobs of data.
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The Elliott Wave theory posits that market trends, or in this case a stock, moves in a wave pattern that could predict the next leg up or down.
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If approved, that would give 23andMe a leg-up on competitors like genetics testing upstart Color Genomics by eliminating the need for third-party approval from a physician.
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The American military is desperately trying to get a leg up in the field of artificial intelligence, which top officials are convinced will deliver victory in future warfare.
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This new service works for both batch uploads and even real-time video streams, which gives Amazon a leg up on similar services from some of its competitors.
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Google has a leg up on everyone in that respect, and the introduction of a virtually free home device will tip it over even more in that direction.
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"Gold has taken a nice leg up" on the back of falling yields and dollar, said Chris Weston, head of research at Melbourne-based foreign exchange brokerage Pepperstone.
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Although the 90s thing to do would be to roll one leg up or let one strap hang loose, that sartorial asymmetry impresses exactly zero Capricorns, Herstik explains.
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Conservatives have argued that Paris gave China and India an economic leg up on the United States, that their cheap coal puts US manufacturers at a competitive disadvantage.
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The commission did not want countries to give their manufacturers a leg-up (or to poach firms from other members) by setting lower VAT rates on their wares.
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Still, rising prices have forced her to cut back on nonessentials like cable television and the home internet that gave her daughters a leg up on school assignments.
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With competition among college applicants as fierce as it has ever been, some students are doing whatever they can to get a leg up — no matter the cost.
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Here are Misner's tips for getting a leg up: The best networking strategy begins with friends, family and business contacts whom "you know, like and trust," Misner said.
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Furthermore, Facebook stock was able to hold above its 100-day moving average, a bullish signal that the stock is ready to take another leg up, Ross explained.
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For my money, though, themes are bonus content that not only present a challenge to the puzzle maker, but are also a leg up to the crossword solver.
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By seeing what users spend money on, the Mountain View, California-based company may be looking to get a leg up in the online search battle with Amazon.
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Still, Mikhitarian told CNBC that homeowners moving within the same market or a similar one, or those on their second or third home, may have the leg up.
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Gorgieva's business is part of a constellation of private counseling shops that employ legal—albeit ethically dubious—methods to help wealthy parents give their kids a leg up.
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This seaport city may be overlooked for its larger east coast compatriots (namely NYC and D.C), but it's definitely got the leg up when it comes to cost.
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In Tennessee, where he might get cast at right tackle, he could give the Titans a leg up on the rest of the NFL at the position. 226.
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"If you put a leg up on a stool before trying to reach, the vaginal canal changes shape some," making it easier for you to snare the cup.
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LiveUp also gives Uber a leg-up on its competition with Grab, its $3 billion rival which recently launched a membership program for its customers in Southeast Asia.
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It's conceivable she could win, but Brenda Jones has a leg up on her in that she has a much bigger base in the district than Tlaib has.
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Joe Biden has a leg up over Bernie Sanders in the state, according to recent polls (though it's worth noting Michigan polls before the 133 primary were inaccurate).
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You should have more than a leg in — sorry, I meant leg up — into today's puzzle, and I truly hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
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There is the longtime dean of admissions, William Fitzsimmons (Harvard Class of 1967), on the stand, grilled on whether rural students receive a leg up over urban students.
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An autonomous company separate from Quiet Logistics, (although Welty is the Chairman of both) Locus makes warehouse robots that ultimately aim to give Amazon's competitors a leg up.
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While he has long accused China of manipulating its currency to gain a leg up in global trade, the president has recently accused Europe of doing it, too.
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But even that system, which had previously given a leg up to smaller parties, was amended to favor parties that had won more constituencies — another boost to Fidesz.
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You can bet that Joe's vice president will be a good contrast to him — race, gender, ethnicity, progressiveness — and that person will have a leg up in 2024.
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She doesn't think they do it to gather more intelligence but instead to give the prosecution a leg up and to control the dissemination of information about torture.
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He swerved out of an upper-body undulation into a downward plunge, kicking a leg up behind him almost into a split as his face skimmed the floor.
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Schoolmasters had the duty of teaching adults what they would have learned in grade school, giving them a leg up on civilian peers who never had an education.
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But while it's very much A Thing that Bachelor contestants become influencers these days, at least one contestant has a leg up on the competition in that area.
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Other Democrats in the room, however, saw Pelosi's action as a way to give a leg up to Luján to succeed her as Speaker after she eventually retires.
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The allegations have also prompted a lawsuit by General Motors accusing Fiat Chrysler of bribing union officials to get a leg up on G.M. by manipulating labor costs.
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"I think it gives it a leg up in trying to do this kind of work," Nancy Cantor, the chancellor of Rutgers-Newark, said of the city's geography.
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For my first (partial) week, with New Year's on a Wednesday, I gave myself an immediate leg up by pulling some British-style beans out of my freezer.
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The company will surely marshal its forces to ensure that their performance-enhancing gear continues to be treated as an acceptable leg up, rather than an artificial boost.
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If Apple wanted to do the same, it could rely on the millions of iPhones already in use, which would give it a huge leg up on Tile.
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The Canadian market may be getting a leg up over the U.S., but most aren't overly concerned that the Canada will leave its southern neighbor in the dust.
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He already had a leg up upon entering Harvard in 103 thanks to his father, V.K. Chetty, an Indian American economist who advised the government of Indira Gandhi.
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"We had band practice," says B., noting that Jud Jud had a leg up on their peers, given that they could rehearse simply by picking up the phone.
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Snoo is one of these electrified cribs that rocks your baby to sleep automatically, but a few other features give it a chubby little leg up on the competition.
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This would allow police to "identify suspicious transactions in close to real time" and "give law enforcement a leg up in acting fast to stop illegal transactions," she wrote.
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"Today the victory was for the financials, taking another leg up on the back of a higher 10-year yield and continued potential for scaled back regulation," she said.
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The pat-down began and was uneventful until she went down my leg, up my dress, and her hand sideways hits me right in the crack of my labia.
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Trump wants Beijing to open its vast market to more American companies, and to reduce government subsidies for Chinese companies that give them a leg up on foreign competitors.
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Of course, "Battle of the Bastards" has a leg up on both of those predecessors, because its geography and stakes are 100 percent clear for almost the entire hour.
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If you're filling out a ballot before your own viewing party, be sure to check out Refinery29's 2018 Oscar predictions to get a leg up on your competitors.
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This move to open source much of its self-driving tech seems like a move to gain a leg-up on more developed competitors such as Google and Tesla.
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One of those areas includes the cybersecurity sector, given possible government regulations that Wolff believes will give specific companies a leg up even in times of an economic slowdown.
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Though Twitter's structure gives it a leg up over its peers such as Facebook, sites across the board should disclose as much about influence campaigns as liability concerns allow.
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There are a bunch of classic Black titles missing from streaming platforms across the board, but it is an area where Hulu has a bit of a leg up.
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But the more optimistic see services like Kreditech's as giving an opportunity to those on the less advantaged side of the digital divide as a leg up and opportunity.
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The giver stands behind the receiver and holds one of the receiver's legs (or alternatively, the receiver can prop their leg up on a chair or set of stairs).
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This deal is important to Comcast because having 21st Century Fox's massive and popular content library would give the company a leg up in a battle against streaming services.
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With TAVR, surgeons thread a catheter with the new valve from the leg up to the heart, which then "crushes the old valve" and moves into place, Haythe says.
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Granted, there's a third option here: Congress could enact a carbon tax or similar policy that would give all low-carbon energy sources a leg up over fossil fuels.
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It could be a favor in the regulatory code, or a tax exemption that gives a company or industry – almost inevitably incumbents who already are successful – a leg up.
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The sexism, racism and unaccountability of Silicon Valley are exhausting, and people are understandably unhappy to hear about startup founders getting yet another leg up on the average person.
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This suggests that sticking with a veggie-heavy diet for a longer period of time may give dieters a leg up over those who attempt to achieve rapid results.
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It's hardly an untapped space, but bringing the most instantly recognizable name in guitars to the table should give Fender a leg up, in spite of a late start.
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OkCupid markets specifically to young people (especially those in the LGTBQ+ community) and there's no question that the marketing alone gives it a leg up on places like Match.
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The punch that made Andy Hug's career was effectively a superman punch, bringing the rear leg up as if to kick but actually delivering a straight through the guard.
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So until humans grow claws and develop water-repellent legs, we'll just have to rely on skis, inner tubes, or water jet packs to give us a leg up.
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His work on The Lego Movie (he voices Superman in the franchise, which includes 2017's The Lego Batman Movie) probably gave him a leg up with this production.
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"It really gives young women a leg up during critical years," says Witherspoon, wearing the Winter Deer Skirt ($195) from her clothing line Draper James in the photo above.
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The right gift could help a grad meet those aims, or otherwise get a leg up financially, said certified financial planner David Demming, president of Demming Financial Services Corp.
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She won, as handpicked party hacks in special elections usually do, and thus has a leg up on the primary election in September and the general election in November.
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A CTO engaged at the ground level – let's call him or her the Coding Chief Technology Officer (CCTO) – can give tech firms, especially young ones, a real leg up.
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Pitaro argued that Disney's scale, legacy relationships with the sports leagues, and production value, would also give it a leg up over newer players that are vying for rights.
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Amazon would inherit pharmacy licenses in 19 states as well as adopt six distribution centers and 2,575 regulatory-cleared stores, a sizable leg up for the e-commerce giant.
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He discovered that, in a celebrity society like ours, where so many people are competing for attention, running for president puts you a leg up even on the Kardashians.
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In a fireside chat on Thursday, Cramer told a caller that in the cryptocurrency markets, bitcoin seems to have a slight leg up against its fast-growing rival, Litecoin.
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Image: MicrosoftTransferring a PC-based virtual reality system to a console would be a daunting prospect for competitors Nintendo and Sony, but Microsoft has the leg up doesn't it?
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We've teamed up with eBay to help you show your pup's personality with stylish and functional accessories that are sure to give Fido a leg up in the park.
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The drug competes with Roche Holding AG's Alecensa, which is widely seen to have a leg up in the race to secure regulatory approval as a first-line treatment.
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Amazon's vast database of transaction data and consumer browsing habits could give it a leg up on competition in developing items it knows its customers want, industry experts say.
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Ivy League schools—which still function to some extent as social gatekeepers in the United States—still have legacy admissions, giving a leg up to families like the Bushes.
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Affirmative action programs that gained full force during Mr. Mahathir's first stint as prime minister ensure that Malays and indigenous populations get a leg up over ethnic Chinese Malaysians.
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Fanatics has direct licensing deals with major American sports leagues and big collegiate programs, giving it rare a leg up on Amazon for team-branded replica jerseys and such.
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And given that, of course it makes sense for the party set to lose its leg up to fight extremely hard to prevent its opponents from filling the seat.
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The food hall, Cipriani's first, will be open to the public, but Waterline residents will have a leg up, with access through a special locked door from the lobby.
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Mail carriers may be known for working through all kinds of conditions, but pizza delivery guys now have a leg up thanks to one intrepid Domino's employee in Germany.
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Robert Lighthizer accused China of unfair trade practices, such as using large government subsidies to boost the production of panels and give China a leg up over international competitors.
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I was probably admitted because of affirmative action, though at the time I really did not understand how these social and political pressures had given me a leg up.
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And he courted Mr. Springsteen — the biggest get of the season — with persistence and hunger, and a bit of a leg up because he already knew the singer socially.
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"My writing friends have always thought that being a songwriter gave me a leg up in the book writing world, and for the most part I agree," she said.
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And this approach is seen as giving Nordstrom a leg up on the competition, at a time when department store chains are undoubtedly struggling to draw people into stores.
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My chiropodist is a Jew, and he has so many times 'put me on my feet' that I would have no objection to giving his countrymen 'a leg up.
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It also has a very similar looking keyboard to the one we loved on 2017's Pixelbook, which would give it a huge leg up over any recent MacBook.
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This was just one example of how the snacking company got a leg up online by partnering with a higher penetrated category within e-commerce — in this case, costumes.
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So this could be one of two things: The beginning of another leg up for the sector, or perhaps the sign of a top coinciding with huge investor enthusiasm.
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The ones who are looking to weaken regulations so that they can cut a corner, get a leg up on their competition, or shift their costs onto everyone else?
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For the next leg up, Ross sees UnitedHealth continuing to give life to this Dow rally after delivering a large chunk of the gains since the index hit 212,0003.
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"Government backing for hybrid vehicles in China is likely to make things much easier for Toyota and give the company a significant leg up on the competition," Kato said.
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But given all of the public outcry over Facebook's policy against fact-checking ads from politicians, it was a quick way to get a leg-up on a competitor.
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"Parents obviously want to do whatever is in their power to help their children get a leg up in life," said Doyle Williams, an executive vice president at Country Financial.
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We just tried to find an area that we felt like was not so much our niche, but here's where we can maybe get a leg up on somebody else.
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Presumably, these new operations would give quantum computers a leg up over classical computers when it comes to complicated computing tasks like creating advanced artificial intelligence or modeling chemical interactions.
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"If you like boiled peanuts, it'll certainly give you a leg up in South Carolina," Colbert said, prompting Sanders to take a swig of beer and a handful of peanuts.
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"Shrewd buyers and real professionals always look at the house on a price per square foot [basis]," Corcoran says, which can give them a leg up in final price negotiations.
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And finally, Shaun T's favorite "move of all time," the Step Together Push It Up: an upbeat move that involves putting "your bootie" and right leg up in the air.
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To be fair, the entire collegiate system, which gives wealthier families who donate money to schools a leg up in the application process, is worthy of critique, Dr. Baker says.
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Safe-haven currencies were also getting a leg up, with yen strengthening to 112.58 against the greenback, and the Kiwi rising to $0.7300, compared to levels around $0.72 seen earlier.
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Mansfield then added that by getting real devices out in the wild, AT&T will have a leg up on other carriers when it comes to full-on 5G deployment.
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Google's low-cost Chromebook laptops make Chrome OS the most popular operating system in American classrooms, and it's giving Google's G Suite productivity suite a leg up on Microsoft Office.
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The bottom line: This rule would give a leg up to the MA program, which is managed by the health insurance industry, since traditional Medicare strictly limits coverage of telehealth.
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Again, if affirmative action is framed as a push towards a more meritocratic playing field, rather than a leg-up above it, it needn't cause resentment and feelings of belittlement.
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But this year, top Democrats believe the party has a leg up on foreign policy and a chance to mirror the strategy that helped fuel Democrats' takeover Congress in 2006.
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Since the game's launch last year, some players have used third-party apps for mapping, GPS spoofing, or botting, all of which give players a leg-up in their hunting.
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Tell them they are all dogs who who have had very big drinks of water, so they need to lift and hold one leg up for a count of 10.
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That could give it a leg-up over other social networks like Snapchat or Twitter without the know-how or product design to aggressively filter and suggest what people see.
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When you book your $1,500 startup demo table you'll be networking with the industry's doers, movers and shakers that can potentially give you the leg up you need to grow.
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Instead, Patty runs away from them and steals Donald's dad's truck again, right in front of him, to go score a likely less-than-ethical leg up on the competition.
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Hey, Smith was born on October 31, after all — so she already has a leg up on all of us when it comes to having a lot of Halloween spirit.
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And in that regard, it has a bit of a leg up over Spider-Man 2, because it has more than a dozen Marvel Cinematic Universe movies to build on.
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Cheniere is currently the only company able to export large cargoes of LNG from the continental United States, giving it a leg up to ink long-term contracts with China.
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After all, as stated in the book's acknowledgements, Johnson recognizes that her own success is partly in thanks to all of the women who have given her a leg up.
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Being conscientious simply means that you might have a small leg up when it comes to sex; however, we might be able to level the playing field to some extent.
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Despite past failures when it comes to smart luggage, Care-E has a whole airport ready to support the device so it has a leg up on its past competition.
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The funds will give a leg up to Ola that has been locked in a fierce battle with rival Uber for a bigger piece of India's $12 billion taxi market.
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It could give the company a significant leg up on its competitors, which include GM's Cruise, Tesla, Ford's Argo AI and startups like nuTonomy, which recently was acquired by Delphi.
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MetroCard assisted the MTA in its previous pilots, and Masabi is working on the new fare systems for MetroNorth and LIRR, so those two firms may have a leg up.
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Waymo is, in part, trying to prove that its trade secrets that gave the company a leg up in the autonomous vehicle industry were stolen and used to Uber's advantage.
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Moreover, Krzanich said the company's recently announced purchase of the Israeli-based autonomous car company Mobileye will give Intel a leg up in the fast-growing self-driving vehicle space.
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That sort of familiarity, plus Amazon's deep pockets, gives it a leg up over the independent home robot ventures that have thus far failed to gain significant traction with consumers.
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Apple still has one leg-up, however; Siri can be activated through the "Hey Siri" voice command on iPhone, while the Google Assistant app needs to be opened separately first.
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A second-place finish between the senators will help give them a leg up in the upcoming contests, although a third-place finish won't knock either of them out, either.
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"The latest leg up in the euro has clearly come from optimism that the German government is moving towards an agreement for a coalition government," said Investec economist Victoria Clarke.
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Google and Facebook have the leg up on social data, while Apple comes out on top when it comes to "stuff" (music, files, video, images), thanks to its hardware footprint.
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In fact, with the current demographic trends in the United States I think I am giving my girls a leg up in learning how to function in non-white spaces.
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Speculation that the Bank of England might soon tighten was also dealt a blow by surprisingly soft inflation figures at home, giving the dollar a leg up on the pound.
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Expanding into new regions — while getting a leg up over Amazon through massive shopping events like Singles Day and Super September — have been key areas of focus for the company.
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That gives Apple a leg up on Amazon, which doesn't have a smart assistant embedded into our computers (though you can just as easily navigate to its app or website).
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But the transportation company that lands the most partnerships with one of the top three MA payers — Aetna, Humana, and UnitedHealthcare — could have a leg up in the NEMT space.
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Nicole Bassett, former director of sustainability at Prana and former manager of social responsibility at another apparel company, Patagonia, said Boll & Branch had a leg up on many other retailers.
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OTT players like Hulu and Roku also sell advertisers tools to find linear cord-cutters on their streaming platforms, but Saville said that Xandr's scale gives it a leg up.
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The company owns ZipCar, an early offensive in 2013 that gave it a slight leg up on Hertz, its largest competitor, as the companies began to broach the digital age.
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Staying at home, even if not for long, she continues, could help them get a leg up on paying off that debt, buying a home, or just learning about money.
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Keeping tweets, tirades and other public engagements focused on policy would make it harder for foreign agents to manipulate important assets through influence operations and to get a leg up.
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Building as much silicon as Samsung does gives the company a leg up when it comes to processing, and the company is happy to use its handsets as a showcase.
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In a profession dominated for decades in London by immigrants, primarily Italians, seeking to get a leg up, he was British-born and actually wanted to bartend as a career.
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Families go to considerable lengths — spending small fortunes on tutors, classes, special camps, summer enrichment trips and essay editors — to "legitimately" get a leg up in the college admissions race.
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Compared to other start-ups, we, of course, have a great leg up in having access to the most cutting-edge researchers and academics as well as MIT's shared services.
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Uber Eats is already global and has considerable reach via the ride-hailing platform, which gives it a leg up in terms of building partnerships with major brands like Starbucks.
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He won't have to worry about fundraising and will have a leg up on many other Democrats who can't afford as many paid TV ads and mailers as he can.
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Although pricing is still unknown, Microsoft said the Series X is coming this holiday season and has several new features that would give it a leg up over older consoles.
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To the Editor: The idea that being on the sailing team could give someone a leg up on admission to Stanford shows an absurd privilege out of the starting gate.
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He lit one more Marlboro Red and pulled his pant leg up to show his swollen knee, which he compared to a softball in size before letting out a sigh.
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Microsoft is taking its decades-long relationships with both customers and partners and using them for a leg-up in proving that it can handle even the most stringent requirements.
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Regardless of the sentence, it doesn't change the fact Felicity pled guilty to conspiracy charges for paying $15k to give her daughter a leg up on her college entrance exam.
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Barr and the government believe investing in either of the European telecoms would give the US a leg up on 5G technology and ensure that Huawei doesn't dominate the industry.
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Natalie Grillon, founder of Project Just, which collects ethics and sustainability data on fashion brands, said she thought transparency pricing would give a leg up to retailers that used it.
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Ms Patel is seen as the ideal emissary to aspirational minorities who want to build their own business, give their children a leg-up and fear crime and social breakdown.
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If WarnerMedia is successful in its bid for the streaming rights to these shows, that could give it a leg up against its competitors CBS All Access, Hulu and Netflix.
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Notions of college scholarships or professional glory often dance in the backs — or fronts — of parental minds, with some uprooting the entire family to give their kids a leg up.
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The League of Legends 2020 League Championship Series Spring Split began Saturday in Los Angeles, with four teams getting a leg up on the field in the 13-week event.
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The League of Legends 2020 League Championship Series Spring Split continued Sunday in Los Angeles, with four teams getting a leg up on the field in the 13-week event.
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The other side of this is that it's only Wednesday, so sometimes they will add something that gives solvers a bit of a leg up in order to be successful.
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Because a top-level security clearance gives access to information and insights into foreign powers, their leaders and their thinking about ongoing issues that gives chief negotiators a leg up.
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Iterable says it plans to compete on personalizationZhu&aposs argument is that Iterable has a leg up over companies like Salesforce that built their CRM platforms by buying other companies.
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As you follow up, you'll build a deeper relationship by showing them support in making a change that enhances their performance and gives them a leg up in their career.
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Trump is specially pushing to end family-based immigration, which conservatives call "chain migration," and which gives a leg up to family members of people already in the United States.
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"I felt strongly that we have the students that are capable of going to college and being successful, but we also have students that need a leg up," Vincent said.
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This time, Facebook believes that the 450 million-plus people who already visit "buy and sell" groups on a monthly basis could give Marketplace a leg up on the competition.
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And as Spin grows in new markets, like Washington, DC, and San Francisco where it beat out competitors to lucrative contracts, it will need any leg up that it can find.
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"We want them to get direct exposure to people who have the best knowledge of how to create a career — and a leg up," said Ralph Zito, Syracuse's drama department chair.
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The trend toward low-carbon electricity means that states will have a leg up in meeting the Clean Power Plan's goals even if the plan itself is delayed by the courts.
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To make it in the ad world, a keen eye for the trends that shape our society can give you a leg up on what's next and what really excites people.
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So if you're a Sagittarius crushing on a Taurus, don't despair — but you might want to read up on what Tauruses like in the bedroom to give you a leg up.
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"People don't buy products because they're sustainable, they buy them because they're great," he tells CNBC Make It. And that's where he expects Allbirds to get a leg up on competitors.
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That is similar to the way in which American courts in the 19th century gave railroads and other firms a leg-up by limiting liability for harm caused by defective machinery.
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But with a leg-up like Miranda's Flamboyan Arts Fund, which has reportedly already awarded funds to a dance school and a theater company, the island's arts industry could finally rebuild.
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Gillum on Wednesday will introduce a plan to register a million new voters in Florida in order to give Democrats a leg up in 22000, seemingly passing on his own run.
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With last mile delivery being the most expensive and time consuming part of the shipping process, drone delivery has the potential to give Amazon a leg up on other logistics companies.
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Entertainment is getting a significant leg up beyond the Ferrari partnership with the launch of Intel Studios, a new volumetric studio in Los Angeles, naming Paramount Pictures as its first partner.
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Ruthless expansion in areas, such as advertising, where its existing operations give it a leg up, and new markets such as healthcare, bring a showdown with City Hall closer than ever.
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Read more here Canopy Growth's $3.4 billion tie-up with Acreage Holdings will give the joint enterprise a leg up amid marijuana legalization across America, CEO Bruce Linton told CNBC Thursday.
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This is a leg up not only in comparison to the previous MK2, but other products like Ableton's Push controller, which simply can't accomplish the same thing without an audio interface.
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The toddler, who celebrated his second birthday in December, proved he can reach all new heights — with a leg up from big sister Willow Sage, 7 — while traveling with his family.
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Then, the next thing you know you're being instructed to tuck your pelvis, sit under a barre with your leg up, and "pulse" a muscle that you're pretty sure doesn't exist.
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But the belief is that by manually applying pressure to areas around your lymph nodes, you can sort of speed up the process, or give your lymph nodes a leg up.
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Casinos and gambling websites, already adept at tilting long-term odds in their favor, are getting a leg up from technology that could inject even more certainty into their profit calculations.
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Comedies that can start out knowing exactly what they are have a huge leg up on those that need time to let their casts settle into place and find their strengths.
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Commercial property value after Brexit could also get a leg up from an influx of new companies renting office spaces in Britain, according to a report by property consultant Savills Plc.
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Combined with Chinese President Xi Jinping saying talks will continue in Washington next week, that gave the market another leg up after U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin said talks had been "productive".
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It is rarer in UMNO's rural heartlands, where apathy is rife and where the party is trusted to defend racial laws designed to give the ethnic-Malay majority a leg-up.
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"Traders are catching their breath and re-evaluating what to do at this stage," said Haberkorn, who also indicated he expected to see another leg up after a bit more consolidation.
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The one potential exception might be in a saturated market with a large inventory, in which having a pool might give you a leg up among the plethora of competing properties.
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She's upset that Black Panther went "poof" — "That's my son!" she exclaimed — but her fictional home country's grasp of technology gives Wakanda a leg up on the rest of the world.
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The right gift could help a grad meet those aims, or otherwise get a leg up financially, said certified financial planner David Demming, president of Demming Financial Services in Aurora, Ohio.
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But they will be interested to know if Deutsche's regulatory leg-up is a one-off, and if not whether the supervisor might look the other way to help consolidation happen.
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Sid Krommenhoek and Jeff Burningham launched the fund in 2014 to give some of the early-stage startups in the state and surrounding areas a leg up in growth and connections.
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But since Project Fi isn't a single network, but a collection of networks — it's already powered by Sprint, T-Mobile, and just recently added US Cellular — it has a leg up.
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Instead, it is offering a different first proposition — filtering pesky spam calls and messages — which could give it a leg up as it aims to find engagement with these new features.
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Those struggles have Gentry feeling less than fully confident that his team's defense gives them a leg up in the five-team cluster fighting for the final Western Conference Playoffs spot.
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Super-regional players were concerned that the changed regulations put them at a disadvantage by lumping them in with the global behemoths while giving their slightly smaller competitors a leg-up.
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Simone Kelly, who founded Grasons, is betting that building a business in this fragmented industry and franchising its name in cities across the country will give the company a leg up.
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These affluent city dwellers and suburbanites believe firmly in meritocracy and individual opportunity, but shun the kind of social policies that once gave a real leg up to the working class.
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He ran into a building to save someone in a fire — he is just a guy who cares and his track record as a mayor may give him a leg up.
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And that will give him a big leg up on Steve Bannon who is unashamedly running a national campaign to run challengers to McConnell supporters in the 2018 midterm election primaries.
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College comes sooner than retirement on most families' timeline, to be sure, and a degree offers a clear leg up in the working world, but parents shouldn't be exhausting themselves financially.
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In a fireside chat on Thursday, CNBC's Jim Cramer told a caller that in the cryptocurrency markets, bitcoin seems to have a slight leg up against its fast-growing rival, Litecoin.
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