And this year, the hype might be even more elevated.
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Having more platforms has positively led to more elevated voices.
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GrubHub trades with a far more elevated 56 times multiple.
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I see much more elevated cases in this every single day.
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I wanted to bring it back to a more elevated, everyday [aesthetic].
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The results show children tested, and those with one or more elevated tests.
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"It's going to speak to people who want a more elevated living experience."
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It was kind of a more elevated Gawker in a lot of ways.
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A somewhat more elevated tribute was paid by John Hayes, a veteran Conservative lawmaker.
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In nearly the same amount of time, you've got a way more elevated cocktail.
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Over time, yes, the fashion brands she wears have changed; it's more elevated now.
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"It will be a little more elevated in terms of food and service," he said.
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But his overall speech pattern was far more elevated and controlled than it is now.
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My approach is starting with something that is a little more elevated based on my experience.
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And he thinks that Houston's future development will be denser, and built in more elevated areas.
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There is a double-patty burger and a more elevated burger made with dry-aged beef.
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The first, and most common, is simply where investors start to shift capital to more elevated properties.
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Use such parlance and you imply that Sir Frederick Ashton is somehow more elevated than Mr. Balanchine.
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Chablis would be a slightly more elevated choice, while good aligoté from Burgundy would be a delightful outlier.
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The farther or more elevated the jumps got, the less extra energy was used, and the slower they became.
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Of course, Berry's look was a bit more elevated than the ones we used to create with Quick Wrap.
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Because of different checkered patterns shown on the screen, half of the track looked more elevated than the other.
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We have to have a much more elevated expectation of our politicians and our journalists and ourselves as citizens.
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Earlier presidents, have spoken of America in more elevated, symbolic terms—as an idea, and sometimes as an ideal.
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It seems like they were trying to touch upon a more elevated aesthetic then, but it unfortunately didn't last.
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However, elements like gold and marble make the items seem slightly slightly more elevated than your average paper plate collection.
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EVERY QUARTER WE HAVE A DISCUSSION ABOUT THAT AND IT'S CERTAINLY THE CASE THAT ASSET VALUATIONS HAVE BEEN MORE ELEVATED.
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"It's definitely more elevated and more polished," she says about the record, which is set for release in early 2019.
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The fact that HBO's average quality of programming is very different, it's higher, it's more elevated, it's more aspirational. Yeah.
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On average, STI's investment banking and trading income accounts for around 9% of revenues, slightly more elevated than in the past.
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It's just slightly cropped for a more elevated fit, but wearing it almost feels like you're wrapped in a cozy blanket.
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" Conrad calls her second Runway designs "more elevated, with more luxe fabrics and more fashion-forward silhouettes; and moodier, deeper tones.
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Market report This season, a wave of generously proportioned logo-printed bags offer a more elevated alternative to the classic carryall.
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But we also play a little bit on what we feel is a little more elevated than what traditional is, yeah.
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The company plans to renovate some 600 stores over the next three years, including a more elevated presentation of its apparel offerings.
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"Our objective is to reduce promotions, increase [prices] and position the brand in a more elevated place with our consumer," Idol said.
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Unlike their more mountainous neighbors like Jamaica, the Bahamas are flat, barrier islands -- they're just a little more elevated than a sandbar.
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The same analysis of 54 active corporate venture arms and 101 accelerators that have been active since 2014 produced more elevated results.
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However, when you decorate with something a bit more elevated, the art becomes something that will grow and mature with the child.
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The first two are classics, and the last one is a wide brimmed hat that's a more elevated version of a fedora.
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"Risk levels in some sectors are more elevated, notably so in the consumer credit market," the bank said in the Financial Report.
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It's also a member of Marriott Bonvoy, offering a more elevated sense of hospitality than you may find at other brand options.
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Versace believes that this will actually push humans to seek out "jobs that are more elevated" and that require more brain power.
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Chirico told investors that this partnership should lead to a more elevated presentation of Tommy in stores, as well as higher selling prices.
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But considering it's a collection designed for special occasions, the pieces feel more elevated and special than H&M's usual affinity for basics.
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Jane Super High-Rise Flare, available at Rag & Bone, $255A deep black wash that won't fade gives these jeans a more elevated look.
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Thanks to the cast and sharp writing, it's great fun to watch as a soap opera, while simultaneously operating on a more elevated track.
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We've solicited expert advice to improve our own lazy airport style (read: leggings and sneakers) so it's still comfortable but a bit more elevated.
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I pitied her in that moment—the pairing of tights with sandals is one of the more elevated style techniques a person can perform.
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Repurchase activity & upside to forecasts could support further multiple expansion, but we see risks from downside to more elevated sales/earnings expectations as an offset.
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While he knew about the red thermal tradition, he wanted something a bit more elevated for her now that he was out of the house.
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The automaker claims the SUV falls under the "luxury segment" because the seats are high above the road surface and more elevated than other cars.
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Have something more elevated with fruitiness from fresh oranges, the fragrance of some tangerines or mandarin, a little splash of lemon, and topped up with Champagne.
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Berbatov made the decision to move to a more elevated level in the January transfer window of 2001; Bayer Leverkusen acquired his services for a mere €2.5million.
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Despite a slump from 2014 Q4 to 2015 Q2, these two groups hold a more elevated place in the network throughout the remainder of the time period.
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This Publix seemed to have a lot of add-ons — like this pharmacy — that made the experience slightly more elevated than that of a regular grocery store.
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My baby loved it, but I wished for something that felt a little more "elevated" that was going to take up so much space on my apartment floor.
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People who waited until blood pressure was more elevated to start treatment were 10% more likely to have events like fatal heart attacks and strokes, the study found.
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Expectation of that supply is one factor that has kept bank spreads more elevated, but amid a bull run in corporate bonds, that is unlikely to last, said investors.
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Don't be afraid to dress it up…To make a T-shirt feel more elevated, Ybarra recommends pairing a simple white one with a long, formal high-waisted skirt.
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And I spoke with several writers at the screening who weren't crazy about it, or who have since tweeted more elevated praise than what they were thinking at the time.
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"Made and Crafted is cool because it's still very much Levi's; that classic, cool style but a little more fashion-forward, a little more elevated," Aldridge says about the line.
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But Sanders is also ill-disposed to personal attacks; part of his appeal to his supporters is rooted in the idea that he practices a more elevated form of politics.
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On a more elevated policy level, so far we know that he's running as a centrist who is filled with passion to end climate change and make Americans' lives better.
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And as the drug loses its outlaw, déclassé status, going from "weed" to a "flower," the design around marijuana is similarly shedding its head shop past and becoming more elevated.
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The combo is cool, with a rock-and-roll edge that stops just short of mullet territory — all the more elevated by bright highlights, oversized earrings, and baby-blue cashmere.
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Yet stocks can likely work their way higher on sturdy corporate profitability and steady global expansion, perhaps after making their peace with somewhat higher interest rates and more elevated volatility.
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Maybe you want your pad to look a little more elevated (and a lot more Snappable), but don't have the cash to splash out for an interior decorator, because who does?
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The ear cups connect to the band with an aluminum slider, which makes it a bit easier to adjust the fit, and gives the headphones a much more elevated look overall.
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Nowhere are more elevated hopes kindled or dashed; nowhere else can 20,000 people simultaneously decide that the 25-year-old guy who earns $8 million a year is a total loser.
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Though the S&P 500 index has dropped to lows not seen since early 2014, the gradual grinding down means that the VIX has only now started to see more elevated levels.
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These days, you can catch them paired with just about anything, from edgy fishnet and sock combos and monochrome sweat sets to more elevated culotte or dress ensembles — proving the endless versatility.
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The more elevated cube portrays the life of a medical supplies transporter based in Upstate New York, a representation of the life of a blue-collar professional in a non-urban setting.
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Pierpaolo Piccioli's use of crisp shirting is, it turns out, even more elevated: The Valentino creative director has included various nods to the classic white shirt in his last few couture collections.
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The brand is pursuing "more elevated product — more glamour, more fashion, a lot of emotional content," said L Brands CFO Stuart Burgdoerfer on the company's fiscal third-quarter earnings call Thursday morning.
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But when you're buying gifts for the really important people in your life — moms, dads, soulmates — the holiday season calls for presents that are a little more elevated; a little more luxurious.
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"We would stick with large-cap growth for the time being" since "it looks as if risk is going to be more elevated over the next three to six months," Morganlander said.
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There are a whole lot of folks in this chamber who would like to see more cooperation, a more elevated debate in Washington, but feel trapped by the demands of getting elected.
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And although her tastes are "a little more thoughtful, a little more elevated," thanks to years of experience, she always remembers the golden rule of decorating (which she definitely learned the hard way).
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It did not offer the call to a more elevated political discourse of his speech after shootings in Tucson left six people dead and more than a dozen wounded, including Representative Gabrielle Giffords.
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If this room once seemed quiet—isolated from the noise of conversation, the prattle of the TV, the trill of music—it has since shed that illusion and revealed a more elevated noise.
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The vineyard is outside the boundaries of more elevated communes like Pauillac, St.-Julien or Margaux, but the stony, fresh, lightly tannic wine gives a clear taste of what the region is all about.
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But the impulse should be resisted, as should the slightly more elevated (or at least less prurient) urge to use the book as an interpretive skeleton key to unlock the meaning of difficult films.
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The feminine silhouette looks great with everything from casual leggings to a flowy sundress, and the leather upper is a little more elevated than Keds' classic canvas (though you can get these in canvas, too).
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From a more elevated perspective, exhibitions of this kind can be valuable public services: The best fill in historical gaps you didn't know you had, and compensate for museums limited in time, money or curatorial vision.
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Yet the reason they are more elevated than profit-based multiples is companies have higher profit margins (in part due to the mix of companies in the index) and interest rates and taxes are structurally lower.
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If she wants to keep things more casual, the denim designer can cozy up with guests in her screening room for a relaxing hang that's still a bit more elevated than your average Netflix and chill night.
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" He can only concede that she knows what she's doing when reminding her of his more elevated position: She's become a skilled editor, he admits, "and fyi I've told Franzen and G. Saunders and other people this.
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Made with a breathable Tencel blend (a fabric that's know to be environmentally friendly), it has a snug, stretchy fit and a subtle sheen, for a vibe that's a little more elevated than their previous cotton iterations.
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Virtually every Republican with a job more elevated than zoning commissioner thinks the best thing to do with any Supreme Court nomination is to act as if it isn't there, like a wad of gum on the sidewalk.
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"We are writing today as our serious concerns have become even more elevated, and even more apparent, following the recent and abrupt resignation of yet another Newell director," Starboard said in a letter to Newell's shareholders on Monday.
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As of now though, sources say Trump doesn't plan on naming Whitaker to the job permanently, believing he has a chance to name someone of a more elevated stature who will act as a supportive voice within the administration.
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Another proposal floated by Republican senators Tuesday afternoon was to give Roberts "a more elevated" role so that he could perhaps make a ruling to hear from Bolton but not additional witnesses, according to a lawmaker in the room.
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Here, Stewart once again plays a young American adrift in Europe, and still toiling in the fame-industrial complex — not as a catchall assistant to a famous actress this time, but in the slightly more elevated post of personal shopper.
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The cyclically adjusted price-earnings (or CAPE) ratio developed by Shiller shows even greater overvaluation; that metric, which compares current prices to average earnings over the past 10 years adjusted for inflation, is more elevated than it's been since 2002.
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If the mere thought of getting those deliciously juicy nuggets with their perfectly crisp coating for free is enough to turn your entire week around, your mood will be even more elevated by how easy it is to get the freebie.
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"Before it was trendy, we invested in aircraft leasing, but significantly limited our activity in the sector beginning three years ago when the risk had become more elevated as a result of too much capital entering the market," Spohler said.
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Aidy has such incredible fashion sense, so I took a lot of cues from her everyday look and then added some moments where it felt more elevated in terms of colors and cuts, just to highlight and celebrate her body.
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You may or may not like my vision, but it's more elevated than the visions that are now emerging, which are a dressed-up version of the spoils system: more money for my political friends and less for my political foes.
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"We see continued risk of a further slowdown in VIX Futures activity and see the potential for VIX options trading activity to slow as well as short volatility activity falling from more elevated levels," analyst Kenneth Worthington wrote to clients.
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While integration with Tock offers more elevated dining experiences than food delivery, this future addition to the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal is just another way Chase is looking at how they can provide value to customers through more than just travel benefits.
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And just this week, the brand announced it's diving head-first into the wide world of weddings, with its first-ever bridal collection that, of course, features all the details and elements we love about its ready-to-wear — but even more elevated.
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The only other former prosecutor on the Supreme Court, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., was the top federal prosecutor in New Jersey, and from that rather more elevated vantage point evidently concluded that the system works quite well most of the time.
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The introductory group of nearly 100 items is divided into the Tiffany 1837 Makers collection, primarily inspired by the jeweler's holloware heritage and tradition of making sports trophies, and the Diamond Point collection, somewhat more elevated pieces with a strong graphic pattern.
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"This means that the UK banks can comfortably sit out the credit markets for a long period and, even if they do need to issue at more elevated spreads, the impact on profitability is likely to be less pronounced," the analysts said.
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There are a whole lot of folks in this chamber — good people — who would like to see more cooperation, would like to see a more elevated debate in Washington but feel trapped by the imperatives of getting elected, by the noise coming out of your base.
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The team's first campaign emerged in the lead-up to New York Fashion Week, and from its heavy use of abstract paintings and gangly models, it was clear that Simons and Mulier were seeking a more elevated, artistic way of selling branded briefs than casting Justin Bieber and Kendall Jenner.
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Whatever plans you have in place, try our take with a plaid wrap skirt (which feels more elevated than the typical sweater-and-skinny-jeans duo), lace-up combat boots like this pale-gray pair, and no-fuss add-ons such as a practical crossbody bag and a silk scrunchie.
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"Late-cycle dynamics suggest a healthy environment for U.S. equities and risk assets broadly, but an inflection in monetary policy could remove a significant force that has acted to suppress equity volatility and bring it in line with more elevated cross-asset volatility," wrote Strugger in a note to clients Friday.
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The acquisition represents "the beginning of an exciting transformation of our iconic brand as it evolves to serve the needs and interests of multigenerational Black women around the world in an even more elevated and comprehensive way across print, digital, e-commerce and experiential platforms," Ms. Ebanks said in the statement.
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On Friday, the day he resigned, Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE elevated his chief of staff, Leandra English, to deputy director of the CFPB.
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"I think there's a way to do your nursery and there's a way, especially if you're sharing a room with your kids, for you to maintain an aesthetic as an adult and have a more elevated aesthetic for the baby so as your situation changes you haven't compromised your design aesthetic," she adds.
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As with Beaujolais, the Mâconnais offers a simple hierarchy, from the modest Mâcon to the slightly more elevated Mâcon-Villages, which might also have the name of a specific village appended, like Mâcon-Lugny, or a combination of villages, like Viré-Clessé, to the top appellations, like St.-Véran or Pouilly-Fuissé.
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President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE elevated her to appeals court in 85033, according to the report, where she then assumed senior status in 2011.
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Then-presidential candidate Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE elevated CEO pay as a core issue of his 1992 campaign with a pledge to eliminate corporate tax deductions for executive pay that topped $1 million.
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"Recent revisions to our 2020 price projections for oil imply more elevated current account deficits for Bahrain, raising external vulnerabilities," it said However, the provision of zero-interest loans from neighbouring sovereigns - Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and United Arab Emirates - and the expectation of further support, if needed, provide the government with an important financing buffer.
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"I think what has been lost in this debate is: This is not a vote on whether you like the president or you dislike the president, whether you support his policies or whether you oppose his policies, whether you would prefer that his conduct were more elevated or whether you agree with how he presents himself," Collins said, according to the Press Herald.
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Two years alter, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE elevated Shulkin to the top position and he was confirmed by the Senate 220006-2202 (no small feat in this toxic political environment).
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Still, they're aware they're competing on a more elevated aesthetic playing ground, with strict rules and practices about handcraft and design, so they sent their team—which is working in unison for the first time, rather than simultaneously on the pre- and main collections—to Paris's couture ateliers to find collaborators: the woman who just makes rosettes, the guy who just does ribbons, the man who makes nothing but bows.
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I would be the last to deny Hopper's importance, but even in the smallest and most slapdash of these oil sketches, Dickinson seems to me a greater and more elevated painter, and all notions of "cerebralism" and "decadence" — two words critics throw around when they can't find anything bad to say about an artist — are swept away by the freshness of these pictures, in which eeriness and vivacity seem to go hand in hand, as they do in our social life.
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He began his big day by sounding more elevated in his joint appearance with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, continued his day when the humiliated Mexican president essentially called Trump a liar by stating that he did in fact tell Trump that Mexico would never pay for the wall, and ended his day with a red-meat speech so extreme (a word Trump himself used when describing his proposed vetting process) that even some of his few prominent Hispanic supporters headed for the exits.
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A lot of Obama's initial campaign, which you were the key speechwriter on, was based around the idea that the Republican Party, Republican voters, even the Republican base, was better than you would think looking at politics; that if there was a more reasonable Democrat, that if we could get to a place where we were talking about issues, if the special interests weren't whipping everybody up, if cable news wasn't driving everyone crazy, then there would be space for a better, more elevated, more respectful form of politics.
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I would be the last to deny Hopper's importance, but even in the smallest and most slapdash of these oil sketches, Dickinson seems to me a greater and more elevated painter […] Loved by painters but largely ignored by museums and the art world, Dickinson's work can be divided into five basic groups: premier coup paintings of the landscape that were done on site in a single sitting; imaginary scenes that he set up and often labored on for years; historical images based on personal interests (such as Polar explorations and the Civil War); self-portraits; and a series of impasto paintings, dating from 1914-913.
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