"It was time to move up [after Matthysse], and we didn't move up," Angel told VICE Sports.
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"We can afford to wait and see and inflation does start to move up, well, we can move up," he added.
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The fundamental pieces that you need are that you should be able to move up, that there's an aspiration to move up, and that when you move up there has to be some kind of reward that you're chasing to get there.
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Then she'll move up to the Camping World Truck Series, which is a NASCAR series, and if she has the talent, will move up from there.
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And burdens — they tend to move up very slowly.
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But I would expect wage growth to move up some.
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As cops move up the pecking order, their gripes change.
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"Rifles up, move up," an officer can be heard saying.
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"Hopefully they will move up the value chain," he said.
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HOW likely is someone to move up the economic ladder?
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Scores move up and down as your credit history changes.
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It's not necessarily easy to move up in the workplace.
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But that one just had a nice little move up.
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Move up closer, look really intently, and everything opens up.
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But Wheeler wants "commitments and timelines" to move up action.
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Everybody competed to get on or move up the board.
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So, over time, Obama too may move up the ladder.
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Shareholders also voted to move up the next annual meeting.
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Hands pushing forward: Move up toward the baseline during rallies.
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Will they need to move up to make it happen?
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And there's three tiers that you move up and below?
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AND THAT'S WHY RATES ARE GOING TO MOVE UP, RIGHT?
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After that, it's time to move up or move on.
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But he paid $60 dollars to move up to second.
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And so that really helped him move up in leadership.
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The complexity increases with each move up the species ladder.
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"With hard work you move up pretty quickly," one employee writes.
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PAUL TUDOR JONES: So they'll probably move up again next year.
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WILLIAMS: -- move up and down -- (CROSSTALK) GUTFELD: Was an historical figure.
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Amy Klobuchar -- as they vie to move up in the polls.
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Elliott Management's criticism prompted AT&T to move up the timetable.
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U.S. stock futures took another move up at 6:50 a.m.
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However, this could move up to April 30 or May 273.
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If you do this all the time, you will move up.
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The country is keen to move up the manufacturing value chain.
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As you move up, the layers transition from physical to logical.
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We all want to move up, or ahead, in our careers.
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As you move up into higher ed, it gets more dramatic.
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That would represent a 2 percent move up from Monday's levels.
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They started to move up: [Las Vegas] Sands China, Wynn China.
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Here on Earth, we can expect a flame to move up.
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The continued move-up in bond yields is reinforcing that view.
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Don't switch industries or you'll never be able to move up.
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You can move up and down, too, to escape the ghosts.
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Start with your local city council member then you move up.
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A move up would put Czech rates further above ECB levels.
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BM: By just how it would move up the Amazon rankings.
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There's a very low threshold to move up to four hikes.
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That requirement will gradually move up to 40 percent by 2023.
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"Their only recourse is to move up in elevation," says Hoines.
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"Our goal is to move up the value chain," he said.
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Come fall time, I'll probably move up to a sales position.
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He was going to move up and there was no out.
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The change encouraged firms to move up payments to December 2017.
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I don't want to see unemployment move up a significant amount.
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The next hurdle comes when it's time move up in rank.
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They move up and down often in reverse with the market.
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Negging works particularly well as you move up the billionaire scale.
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That helps Utah move up to 13th place for Quality of Life.
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And as you move up, that will serve you more and more.
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This should just allow designers and developers to move up the stack.
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As you move up the price ladder, however, the fall-off recedes.
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They clearly are going to move up the technology value added spectrum.
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If that disheartens, move up to the S model for 603 horses.
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It's going to form in the Southeast and move up the coast.
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The options market implies a move up to $75 by mid-July.
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You can move up the list by tweeting about it, Vohra says.
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When rates move up, that'll be much more valuable for our company.
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Whenever you move up a price point, the sound should move too.
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And without first-time home buyers, existing home owners can't move up.
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This implies a roughly 5 percent move up based on Thursday's levels.
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Plus, if you press his paw, his ears move up and down.
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Jeimer Candelario walked, and Jim Adduci sacrificed to move up both runners.
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Should the most highly educated get to move up to the front?
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Banks, which move up on perceptions of a steeper yield curve, declined.
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Most guys with aspirations to move up didn't take those principled votes.
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Mr. Immelt sees this as a move up the industrial food chain.
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My family was working class and it's very hard to move up.
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Each seat features an adjustable headrest, which can move up and down...
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But drivers desiring serious O.M.G. should move up to the AMG variants.
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Will he challenge McConnell or Cornyn to move up the leadership ladder?
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Which movies need to move up in your queue before February 24?
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Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.), who's looking to move up to caucus chair.
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Students move up to Sayville High School for grades nine to 19093.
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Once fears subside, we'd move up the hierarchy to something else scary.
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The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 10 pounds.
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For someone to move up the ladder, someone else must move down.
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That has left a shortage of move-up homes in some communities.
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He may also move up in the lineup based on his performance.
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And he was going to move up, and there was no out.
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High prices are keeping potential move-up buyers from listing their properties.
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Let's hope Felicity's not pulling the same move up at FCI Dublin.
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The bulk of new construction is still in the move-up market.
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To be sure, there are signs the move up may be trustworthy.
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In this environment, we anticipate that inflation … will move up this year.
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That's why we're seeing the recruiting timelines move up earlier and earlier.
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Once those are satisfied we can move up to belonging and love.
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Then when those are satisfied we can move up to self-esteem.
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An hour later, the doctor's receptionist called to move up my appointment.
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To dump the ads, you'll need to move up to the $11.99 plan.
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Because the markets move up whenever Trump talks tax reform or infrastructure spending.
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And his boss wants to know you have the potential to move up.
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The multimedia powerhouse promised to move up north should Trump win the election.
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I didn't see how that would help me move up and move forward.
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Crickets and a beer, and then you kind of move up to tarantulas.
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Any move up in yield will get the attention of the stock market.
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To move up and down, the elevator actually goes inside a bigger elevator.
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I WANT TO SEE INFLATION, CORE INFLATION, MOVE UP TOWARDS OUR 2% TARGET.
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Many viewed Israel as a potential candidate to move up in the leadership.
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That, to Wald, is when Nvidia will base and start to move up.
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But rates won't move up quickly enough to cause another housing market crash.
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Prosecutors have a goal: to move up the food chain to bigger fish.
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Part of the reason is a big move-up in the largest stocks.
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Macron sees technology innovation as the way for his country to move up.
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They dealt that one and others to move up for Wentz this spring.
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Lots of folks are really hoping she decides to move up a chamber.
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They don't want to sell if they can't afford a move-up home.
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But as you move up you don't even ... You've never been acted upon.
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" It said officials expect the inflation rate to move up "in coming months.
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Thompson is currently projected to move up to No. 6 with a victory.
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That would give companies a reason to move up capital expenditures, or capex.
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But yet, you still haven't been able to move up the career ladder.
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They move up en masse to the top, just like people on roofs.
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"Everybody, move up," he implored, trying to create an impression of critical mass.
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Y'all are gonna have to move up to where I can see you.
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But today, education is failing to help people move up the social ladder.
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If they complete it successfully, they move up a level on the board.
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That move up was sparked by a much better-than-expected jobs report.
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We should be able to move up and break through the recent highs.
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He shot 66 in the third round to make a move up the leaderboard.
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On Saturday, Ortega announced that he would not move up elections scheduled for 2021.
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For example, it helps children gain confidence as they move up to a gallop.
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She's not the first American to contemplate a move up north if Trump wins.
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Or he can move up to two but I still need a new three.
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What causes markets to move up and now down is the prospect of uncertainty.
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We believe the Indian business cycle should move up over the next few years.
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But ultimately, the jobs move up the value chain, not down the value chain.
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To move up, the government has tweaked both its permanent and temporary immigrant programmes.
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If your boss or clients can't trust you, how will you ever move up?
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Then move to squats using a person to help you move up and down.
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The increase in listings has been mainly on the move-up and high end.
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She said it would be best for us to move up our wedding date.
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And at 6-3, Usyk certainly has the frame to move up in weight.
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First, President Trump should — if humanly possible — move up his visit to Puerto Rico.
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The move up in the 10-year yield, now at 2.99 percent, has helped.
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By all means move up to the 2695-liter 241-cylinder with 2440 horses.
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But the company did significantly move up its advertising schedule, releasing ads in June.
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They are also more focused on the move-up than the entry-level markets.
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Too much flatness can actually hinder your ability to move up in the company.
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He shot 222 in the third round to make a move up the leaderboard.
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As you grow in size, you'll move up a leaderboard of the longest snakes.
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The Canadian claimed that he will move up to welterweight for his next bout.
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In the move-up market, supply is rising, but barely at around 1% annually.
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Then we met Cliff and he encouraged us to move up to San Francisco.
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Additionally, the block store giant will move up its quarterly bonuses to late April.
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It might then threaten the Carolinas or Georgia or move up the Florida peninsula.
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Luce was urged to move up the magazine's release to coincide with the invasion.
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On the institutional side, there is only room to move up, according to Bogart.
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Other city playgrounds have experimented with spring rockers, which move up and down slightly.
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"They move up one deep connection at a time to get ahead," she says.
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But one of the points of America is that people move up and down.
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A move up to $140 represents a massive 25 percent increase from current levels.
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Move up to the long-range at about $49,000 and you have 322 miles.
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To do so requires vigilantly managing her time so that she can move up.
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Once those are satisfied we move up to safety needs, economic and physical security.
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Why did you decide to stay and not move up to an F.B.S. school?
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"A lot of them build move-up homes, and we think about a quarter of move-up demand is just not going to move because people have a 3.5 percent fixed-rate mortgage, and that's a painful thing to give up," Burns said.
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The Eagles did not have to give up the vast package that the Rams did to move up to No. 214.20, but they also didn't have as far to move up the board, going from the eighth overall pick to the second.
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You don't have to wait until people get elected or move up in the line.
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President Xi Jinping is keen for Chinese industry to move up the manufacturing value chain.
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The Knights had to move up their opener two days, had to push a Sept.
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It's a bullish bet and protection against missing a strong move up in the market.
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RBS has said it may move up to around 150 jobs to Amsterdam after Brexit.
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Gou is now enlisting mainland China investors to help him move up the supply chain.
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Gordon is putting on a trade to capture a move up to that resistance level.
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We had won some really good games as of late and started to move up.
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When you age out of Disney World, you move up to ski jumping and bobsleds.
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The homes that they are building are largely in the move-up and luxury sectors.
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The continued move-up in bond yields is reinforcing the fear of more volatility ahead.
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They can move up and down a rack and grab a box from the shelves.
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The only things that change as you move up from there are features and trim.
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We want and need opportunities to enter the workforce and move up the career ladder.
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"We are looking for a modest move up in oil prices from here," Chandler said.
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The desire for a low-margin assembler to move up the value chain is understandable.
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Instead, as you move up in rank, the quality of the pieces you get changes.
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France's third-largest bank has said that it plans to move up to 400 people.
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Most of the sales activity is now in the move-up and high-end range.
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As female economists move up the career ladder, they have fewer and fewer women peers.
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They've outgrown their apartments and can't afford to move up to the next-size apartment.
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Wednesday's move up in stocks - including a 103 percent surge for the S&P 500 .
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That leads him to believe that the momentum is still suggesting a further move up.
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Managing the primary calendar Theoretically, any state could move up its primary if it wanted.
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"If they help with tuition, who's to say I can't move up in the company?"
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While new construction is more expensive, move-up buyers today are left with little choice.
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The employee must frequently lift and/or be able to move up to 85033 pounds.
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However, as we move up the income ladder, into the upper deciles, stock holdings rise.
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Athletics RHP Kendall Graveman will move up one day, leaving Sunday's starter to be determined.
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Vogt flied out deep enough to left to allow Crisp to move up a base.
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"To move up the elections would create instability, insecurity and make things worse," he said.
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The storm continues to move up the East Coast, weakening slightly to a Category 63.
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Helping the slight move up on Friday were miners, supermarket chains and oil & gas producers.
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Americans have long accepted the indexation of the income tax; brackets move up with inflation.
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As a result, the team's chairman, Tom Ricketts, agreed to move up the formal celebration.
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Most builders are also still concentrating on the move-up market, rather than entry-level.
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What happens when the bristlecones move up so far that they run out of space?
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I also bought some lube to make the switches move up and down more smoothly.
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Demand also surged in the move-up market, causing supplies there to fall as well.
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However, the percentages drop dramatically as you move up the pyramid to increasingly senior positions.
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Are low-income people today able to access opportunities to move up the income ladder?
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Canada also managed to move up to return to the Top 843 at number 9.
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You might want to move up any plans to visit Glacier National Park in Montana.
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The pods would be able to move up to 150 miles per hour, Musk says.
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But even in those fields, digital skills are a requirement to move up into management.
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The only way to move up the ranks is to stab, kill, or rape people.
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NXT was running their guys and, if they were really good, they might move up.
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Individual prices, of course, move up and down by more than 2% all the time.
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When stocks move up or down, the high-yield bond market tends to move in lockstep.
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But one day, I hope to actually finish it and move up to the latest volume!
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In order to play for a move up to $35, Keene turns to the options market.
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According to the trader, OIH's chart has formed a bullish pattern that signals a move up.
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The Lego Chiron's W16 engine includes pistons that move up and down as the vehicle rolls.
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Establishing mentors and sponsors throughout the company can also help you move up the career ladder.
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The GI Bill and other programs allowed a lot of people to move up the ladder.
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Supply is rising in most metropolitan markets, but only in the move-up and luxury range.
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So what should young women do to launch their careers and move up through the ranks?
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"It's difficult to make a case why oil prices materially move up from here," said Darling.
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Kevin Kiermaier walked, and Michael Brosseau put down a sacrifice bunt to move up the runners.
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Because we have had a significant move up already, the market is vulnerable to downside risks.
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That, a sell-off in Apple and the move up in yields soured the mood Friday.
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They are each expected to move up a slot on the leadership ladder without any opposition.
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"Our bread and butter has been entry, first-time, move-up, and active adult," said Palmer.
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So before moving away, they quickly move up their special day, and finally tie the knot.
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After his hospitalization, Bohn's 72-year-old mother, Carol, decided to move up her annual checkup.
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With grandparents hogging the bigger, better properties, their children struggle to move up the housing ladder.
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Clinton to move up to around 47 or 48 percent of the vote in recent polls.
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The euro rose on the back of the dollar's move, up 0.29 percent, last at $1.130.
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AAF projects that under IWF's proposal, the exhaustion date would move up by about six months.
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"From the perspective of saving people's lives, why not move up that time frame?" she asked.
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Senior Executive Vice President Gil West will move up to the job of chief operating officer.
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Her withdrawal means five-times champion Venus Williams will move up into the top eight seeds.
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It is now expected to move up the east coast towards the Carolinas and southern Virginia.
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RHP Dan Straily will move up a day and pitch Saturday against the St. Louis Cardinals.
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He had easily half a car's length ahead of him that he could move up into.
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It weighs only six pounds, so it's easy to move up and down from the bed.
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You should also move downhill, as hot air masses created by fire tend to move up.
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It's time to move up to something that extravagantly shows how much I love the planet.
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Well, you'll always get some inflation when prices move up, some deflation when they go down.
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For evidence, just look at proposals to move up the full retirement age for Social Security.
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When another student left about a half hour into class, Borna asked Benson to move up.
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The defense might try to move up the sentencing date for that reason, Aidala told reporters.
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As he was good at math, management assured him he would move up the ladder quickly.
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They are not just doing a job to check a box and move up the ladder.
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"I'm convinced that Nevada is going to move up significantly," Mr. Reid said in an interview.
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She also denied Halep another chance to move up to No. 1 in the WTA rankings.
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Instead, its high-tech, clean, and can be lucrative for those who move up the ranks.
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As he breathes, his head and shoulders move up and down, as if he is floating.
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"They want to move up and around, move fast, cover a lot of ground," she said.
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The market needs move-up buyers in order to add to the stock of affordable homes.
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"When rates move up too quickly, something ultimately doesn't go right in the marketplace," said Johnson.
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Brown would, however, likely move up in our rankings if he decides to officially run. 9.
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And of course, dollar exchange rates up move up and down for a variety of reasons.
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That's going to allow cyclicals and things that are correlated to global PMI to move up.
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Once comfortable, move up to the diving board and to trickier moves like the swan dive.
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When you don't hold the lower offices, it's hard to move up to the higher ones.
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I would suggest investing fresh funds as the lower band of this market continues to move up.
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However, he decided to move up his forecast due to "severe" technical damage from the October correction.
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Play it safe and go, especially if you're ambitious and want to move up at that organization.
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The trend-line for investments in the Middle East continues to move up and to the right.
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Sunday ET, and was set to move up the coast through North Carolina on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The facts are, you can't move up, or maybe even sideways, because no one is moving out.
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Another rising leader who'd likely move up in the absence of McCarthy or Scalise would be Rep.
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In order for one person to move up in the rankings, someone else has to move down.
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Never get complacent, just keep moving up and if you can't move up, move over, she says.
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In preparations for the storm, Seattle had braced for winds expected to move up the Washington coast.
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Better rated apps will see more downloads, and then move up the charts on the App Store.
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So, from our perspective this is a stock that we think can move up appreciatively from here.
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Options traders are anticipating a 2.4 percent move up or down versus its average of 2.7 percent.
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But the reported price can move up and down by $1,000 or so within a few hours.
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UP NEXT Heat : Move up the state to take on the champion Warriors on Monday in Oakland.
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Leisure, hospitality, warehousing, transportation are all areas that had a big move up in November and December.
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When you get these signals, it's hard to see equities continue to move up on their own.
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We're also working hard with our existing office holders to help them move up in the process.
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"There's demand across all segments: entry-level, move-up, to luxury," the CEO told Cramer on Wednesday.
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Of course, the 2016 contest has not finished yet, so Democratic turnout could move up or down.
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There is still time to make a move up the standings, of course, and that could happen.
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The second-to-last week of December showed a consistent move up — few surprises during the day.
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And then you have Erin (Thomas), Bishop's loyal VP who's itching to move up in the world.
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That's a generous free gift, from a brand that is looking to move up the smartphone rankings.
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Even sellers of larger homes, who may be marketing to older, move-up buyers, should consider it.
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The rear deck retracts so that a retractable sunshade can move up and over the passenger area.
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The euro rose modestly on the back of the dollar move, up 0.04 percent, last at $1.124.
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The second reason to move up to zero is that the current monetary theory may be flawed.
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Keep an eye out as we update this guide because the R1 is likely to move up.
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"So basically, you're betting that the stock will move up, but in an expected range," he said.
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Brian Stutland is buying the 103-year note futures at 120'10, targeting a move up to 121'14.
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RHP Edinson Volquez will move up a day in the rotation to start Friday against the Mets.
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"A lot of people move up and down the coast doing this kind of work," she explains.
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If she decides to attempt to move up the ranks in leadership, Sanchez may be joined Rep.
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To move up, you need to think about like-minded folks you can introduce to each other.
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Breasts don't just move up and down when a woman runs, they move in a figure eight.
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While those two remained in their respective ruts, Tracy made plans to move up in the world.
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Only the very best survive, move on, move up, learn how to thrive under the intense pressure.
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It was a straight move down, but we don't expect it to be a straight move up.
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Watching the overall market numbers move up and down on television or the internet can be addictive.
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I'm still believe we are in a bullish phase and this will pass and we move up.
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The move up came despite higher costs and its first annual loss in more than two decades.
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Royal Bank of Scotland said it may move up to around 150 jobs to Amsterdam after Brexit.
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The change divided the country, with 16 states refusing to move up the date of the holiday.
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Does anybody think that Tesla decided to move up its earnings release date because of bad news?
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Contrary to popular perception, these are not all students or entry-level employees poised to move up.
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Today (Tuesday): Cloudy this morning as temperatures move up through the 30s to around 40 by midday.
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LeBron James gets to the bucket to move up to 3rd on the all-time scoring list!
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Move up to the $60 Kenu Airbase or Kenu Airframe mount if your recipient's phone supports that.
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Low-vol environments usually correspond with high correlations in that most stocks move up and down together.
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"When the market comes back, Wells Fargo stock is likely to move up sharply higher," he predicted.
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High costs for land, labor and materials make the move-up and luxury markets far more profitable.
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Irma is currently expected to move up the west coast of Florida as a Category 4 hurricane.
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In other words, buybacks do not necessarily keep firms from investing, both move up and down together.
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Since pupils automatically move up each year, teachers do not bother to ensure that they understand their lessons.
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Jones was hoping an impressive performance this weekend would help him move up draft boards around the league.
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Get the free starter pack and then move up to the bigger set of premium stickers for $1.99.
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Now, they don't move in lock step with the prime rate, but they're expected to move up gradually.
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You have a little face emoji that you move up and down a rainbow to land on stars.
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There was no clear catalyst for the stock's move up other than continued momentum following its successful IPO.
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I mean, You have to look – funds are going to move up and down value in many cases.
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And the higher you move up the career ladder, the more selective you should be, according to Siegel.
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It looks up at you, and as you move up, down, left and right, it connects with you.
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Given that semis and biotech look ready for another move up, Gordon also thinks that they're worthwhile trades.
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Sports fans will want to move up to the pricier $50 plan to gain regional sports networks (RSNs).
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"The move up in taxable as well as tax-free yields has been swift and sharp," Mousseau said.
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We had family move up there to be close to us and they are all spread out now.
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You play the game in portrait mode, and move up through an ever-changing landscape by swiping around.
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Morse said he expects Brent to move up into the mid $70s for the rest of the year.
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"By moving up the Moon landing by four years we can move up the Mars landing," he said.
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But neither of those were options, which left a Cabinet gig as his best chance to move up.
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Greece aims to move up to 20,000 off the islands by the end of the year, he said.
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These innovations and their services enable Americans to move up the economic ladder in ways the government cannot.
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The new estimate implies the index may only move up about 5 percent from where it currently trades.
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Victory has always been about starting at the local level and helping people move up to the majors.
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With this new outing, fans will see Cage move up to Harlem after the events of Jessica Jones.
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That has prompted him to move up in quality, buying ostensibly risk-free 30-year Treasury "STRIPS" securities.
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McDonald's has to beat and beat in style for the stock to hold or move up just slightly.
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He would be 14 by next year's nationals, old enough to move up a division to junior level.
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"No matter how you diversify, everything will move [up or down] together in the short run," Yeske said.
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Tom would call Dave and I constantly badgering us to move up there and finally we gave in.
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The title change comes with a move up from the Capulet servants' quarters to the late Juliet's bedroom.
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As a result, unlike most workers, CEOs can see their pay move up and down year to year.
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The Idol 4S is Alcatel's attempt to move up and compete with the next tier of modern smartphones.
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He said that other measures for small caps did not move up as much as forward P/E.
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I tried to persuade her to move up to Lake Tahoe with me, but she wasn't having it.
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Bank of America decided to move up an increase in the company's minimum to early 2020 from 2021.
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Hurricane Irma, which was upgraded to a Category 85033 storm, is expected to move up Florida's west coast.
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Nickerson said people have offered him bribes to move up the list, "but it's not fair," he said.
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Scott Nations is buying the S&P e-mini futures at 2,83, targeting a move up to 2,750.
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It's now third place on the J.D. Power rankings and we want to see continue to move up.
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But these days, it can be difficult to find a good job and move up the corporate ladder.
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With Walden stepping down after the November election, Williams and others are looking to move up the ladder.
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What makes her especially effective is that her surveys consistently illustrate who's on the move, up or down.
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If you are doing things well day-to-day, you'll move up in the standings and win games.
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Across the board, the yields of these bonds, which move up as their prices decline, are pushing higher.
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"It's an indicator that this move (up) doesn't have legs," said Bill Baruch, senior market strategist at iitrader.
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The storm could move up along the Atlantic seaboard through the weekend, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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If successful, the suit would move up the timetable by two years for congressional redistricting reform in Ohio.
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Plans were announced for McGregor to move up in weight and challenge the lightweight champion, Rafael dos Anjos.
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And when they took the whole match to move up to the Premiere League, he really cut loose.
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He promised Danielle that he would spend no more than three years seeing if he could move up.
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Given her perch in leadership, McMorris Rodgers is seen as a prime contender to move up the ladder.
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Most will likely stop at Cardboard, but plenty won't, leading them to move up to higher technology standards.
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The selection wheel button on a Hart eSlate allows the voter to move up and down the ballot.
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He longed to move up to a Class AA or AAA team, one rung below the majors. Anywhere.
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The second-fastest time would belong to the Ethiopian Tamirat Tola, who would move up from No. 18.
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The chlamydia lobby is working it hard and they are going to move up and surpass Congress soon.
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Nadal, who will move up to No. 243 in the ATP rankings next week, got only halfway there.
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But about a half hour into the class, another student left and Borna asked Benson to move up.
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If we can get all of that right we're going to start to move up the grid significantly.
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The affected segment has capacity to move up to 2,400 barrels of oil per day and runs intermittently.
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I mean, if he would have been able to move up, there was no way to get out.
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The Category 4 hurricane is bringing 130 mph winds and is expected to move up Florida's west coast.
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As always, past performance cannot guarantee future results, and the markets rarely move up in a straight line.
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"Halliburton has had a very nice move up and is certainly outperforming the crude oil market," explained Gordon.
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The book's publisher decides to move up sales of the book to Friday due to the large interest.
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Keegan Bradley fashioned a 62 on Saturday to move up 31 spots into second place at 12 under.
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"Why they didn't move up sooner to Division II is beyond me," said Summit League Commissioner Tom Douple.
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THOR is also mobile; it can turn 360 degrees and move up and down to send pulses out.
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A Fiat spokesman said the automaker expected to move up as a result of a quality improvement program.
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My sense is that you really need to move up to the R-Sport trim to get satisfaction.
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They decided to move up a new model, which became available soon after the partial government shutdown ended.
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If you start from the trunk and move up, it breaks into several parts—we call these branches.
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TINA concludes that sellers are more likely to end up bankrupt than to move up LuLaRoe's seller tiers.
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Level 1 knowledge is very high, but as you move up the levels, knowledge and understanding greatly diminish.
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BNP Paribas may move up to 300 London investment bank staff due to Brexit, a source told Reuters.
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"Even if you move up the ladder and become a key-frame animator, you won't earn much," Adachi said.
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Instead, they prefer to launch, for example, new ventures or to move up from playing into management and ownership.
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First, the bottom foot actually doesn't move up or down that much compared to the rest of the body.
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The move up in oil prices is offsetting the potential falling apart of U.S.-China trade talks, Madhavji added.
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But if live TV is what you're after, you'll have to move up to a completely different pricing tier.
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"Especially for people in their twenties in a period when people are expected to move up in their careers."
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"But really within any sector, the story is you want to move up in quality and up in size."
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When I smile, my ears move up a lot, and it keeps my hair from going over my ears.
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It's not clear whether Richter pushed for Michael's role after seeing an opportunity to move up at the company.
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You need to get different licenses if you want to move up but the government puts so many barriers.
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The sleep-upgrade could help boost United's customer satisfaction results, as it looks to move up in the rankings.
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Or will monthly payroll gains move up toward the solid pace they maintained earlier this year and in 2015?
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Days later, some forecast models project, the storm will move up the coast and then curl back toward Florida.
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One of the main ways to move up in the queue is to make purchases from Givling's paid sponsors.
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Once complete, the $3.8 billion pipeline will move up to 570,000 barrels of oil from North Dakota to Illinois.
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If you want that kind of fine tuning you'll have to move up to a mod (giant boxy vapes).
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The triple champion will move up to 13th after compatriot Jenson Button's 15-place grid penalty is applied, however.
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Verstappen, who overtook nine cars on the first lap, immediately dispatched team mate Ricciardo to move up to second.
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Corporate utilisations are currently low, and increasing demand combined with limited capex now mean utilisations will likely move up.
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It's best to start with a low dose and move up over a few days when you're starting out.
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The smugglers could move up to 15,000 iPhones each night, so they managed to get things running pretty efficiently.
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As people move up the income ladder, they can afford to pay professionals to manage their money for them.
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And it was a really big deal to move up to this position and leave my cleaning days behind.
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To move up on the bluff, the federal government also forced Valmeyer to buy the limestone quarry underneath it.
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Another alternative, which some insiders have already touted, could see Finland's Valtteri Bottas move up to Mercedes from Williams.
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Last week, a narrowing of the trade deficit prompted economists to move up their forecasts, closer to 3 percent.
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Installs from both help formats apps move up the app store rankings as Apple considers them "high quality" downloads.
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They can move up, go back to school, and they get an education in something that they care about.
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Two cameras are mounted onto a dual servo rig that can move up and down and left and right.
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Changing jobs might be the best way to score a significant salary bump and move up the career ladder.
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The tropical depression's center will move up through Alabama into Tennessee and Kentucky through Monday, the hurricane center said.
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The tropical depression's center will move up through Alabama into Tennessee and Kentucky through Monday, the hurricane center said.
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"There are a lot of people out there who would love to move up the career ladder," Wagner explains.
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Brian Snitker, who has been manager of the Braves' Class AAA Gwinnett team, will move up as interim manager.
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"This wasn't a really nice place we all kicked in to move up for," Cuban writes on his blog.
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The ZEW survey sank to 6.4 from April's 051.6.25 print, missing economist expectations of a move up to 12.1.
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On Monday, Dunham, 29, vowed at the Matrix Awards she would move up north if Trump wins the presidency.
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Homebuilders are moving some production to the lower end, but their focus is on move-up and luxury homes.
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The top rate on ordinary income, now at 37 percent, should move up by at least five percentage points.
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According to CNN, the publisher announced Thursday afternoon that it would move up the book's release to Friday, Jan.
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This made it easier for Britons to take out big home loans and to move up the housing ladder.
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Beto O'Rourke and perhaps others think that the presidency is an entry level or first move up political position?
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"The market has had a great move up," said Peter Tuz, president of Chase Investment Counsel in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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They included support services like job placement and post-employment counseling on how to move up the career ladder.
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Some did move up the ranks: Violet Hill Whyte, Baltimore's first African-American policewoman, advanced to lieutenant in 1967.
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Turbo-haters can always move up to the 455-horsepower Camaro SS, shown here with the refreshed 2019 look ...
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As you move up the tiers in credit card annual fees, you'll find better and better rewards and benefits.
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If confirmed, Thapar will move up to the appeals court that hears cases from Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.
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It is possible lawmakers could agree to move up the timing of the vote, though that is also uncertain.
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But the dialogue quickly broke down when it became clear he would not move up elections scheduled for 2021.
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"I think prices will move up to $51-$55 and in August may go to even $58," he said.
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I say we've won that battle, but now we need to move up to the executive suite. Right. Right.
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Looking to move up the coaching ladder, he narrowly lost out on the South Carolina job that off-season.
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If Hendricks can't make the welterweight limit, does he move up a division and become a severely undersized middleweight?
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Uber's original plan was to move up to 3,000 employees into the building, located on 1955 Broadway in Oakland.
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Apple may finally do away with the 16GB entry model and move up to a 32GB model as well.
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The storm is expected to move up Florida's west coast, and officials warn it will impact the entire state.
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The service also said an area of low pressure will move up the Atlantic Coast on Thursday and Friday.
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"We've seen wage growth move up some as the labor market has tightened, but not a lot," Yellen added.
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And that's just one way microplastics can move up and down the water column and settle in the mud.
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If you begin with the oldest leaf and move up the twig, the next will be 180 degrees away.
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Lawyers move up from first-year associate to managing partner; nurses can deepen their specialization in branches of medicine.
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I would like to see her stay on track to move up, and I know there will be openings.
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Right now, charter schools offer two million low-income, minority children the chance to move up the socioeconomic ladder.
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You might not get promoted immediately, but once people forget, then you might have a chance to move up.
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"It makes sense that it move up in the treatment algorithm in E.R.s and inpatient units," he told me.
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In the January FOMC statement, the committee specifically indicated that price pressures are expected to "move up" this year.
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Such a move up can also hurt employers if the person they promote isn't happy or skilled in management.
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Irma made landfall in Florida on Sunday, and its center was forecast to move up the state's Gulf Coast.
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"Our basic thesis is rates will be choppy for a while and gradually move up," said Wells Fargo's Schumacher.
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Ms. Rodriguez had questions: Would the company pay for training so that she could move up in the ranks?
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As you move up the corporate ladder, the pressure you face — from your managers, stakeholders and customers — only increases.
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Anyone whose childhood included a move up to a new, better home remembers it as grander than it was.
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The Spaniard will move up to number eight in the world little more than a year after turning professional.
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Supporters of McCarthy have been making this argument, arguing it is in his interest to move up the election.
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Trinidad, Japan and Brazil were second, third and fourth in the race and would each move up a notch.
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Between now and then, she can earn additional credit to move up her release date even sooner, he says.
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While homebuilders are slowly ramping up production, they are doing so largely in the move-up and luxury market.
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Babies can move up to 4 feet a second, far before they can control that or understand the dangers.
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Democrats are holding hardly any seats won by Romney, so they should be able to move up from there.
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"The pent-up demand of the past seven years may be starting to release, bringing more buyers into the market, especially in the move-up segment, where rising home values are giving buyers more equity when they sell their homes in order to move up," Executive Chairman Robert Toll said in a statement.
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Rennie expects the ringgit to move up to 4.55 against the dollar by the end of first quarter of 2017.
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It's all about what market pros call "correlation," or the tendency of individual stocks to move up and down together.
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Citigroup's move up the rankings — it finished 2015 in joint third — was based off of a strong performance in FICC.
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Homebuilders have been focused on the move-up and luxury sectors, even though demand for entry-level homes is high.
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It fell to sixth place from third, allowing Bank of America Merrill Lynch to move up into the top five.
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Normally, the upgrade would have cost him a pretty penny, but Neistat was able to move up free of charge.
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It can also move up to a top speed of 7 meters-per-second, or about 15 miles-per-hour.
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Even tiny barnacles take in microscopic fragments of the stuff, which then move up the food chain, with unknown consequences.
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It can be at the individual level, but it can move up to the institutional, cultural, and structural levels also.
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"The Minsk agreements didn't say you can move up to the line and stand on each other's toes," said Hug.
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"[I think] we should be able to put in a low in Apple ... and move up to $105," he added.
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San Francisco and Lexington, Kentucky were the only American cities out of the 16 surveyed to move up the rankings.
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Under Barra's leadership, GM has launched several mentoring programs to encourage women to move up the ranks in the company.
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Some boys might move up a level after a few days; others might stay at the same level for months.
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The traditional downgrade of ergonomics as you move up in size class just isn't apparent with the Galaxy S8 Plus.
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His parents' diligence and thrift enabled them to give him a middle-class childhood and the opportunity to move up.
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Trader Guy Adami said he also likes Anadarko and said the stock could move up into the the $80 range.
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Jadwiga Emilewicz, an economy minister in Poland, claims that the country's firms are being prodded to move up value chains.
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When you move up to more complicated policies, the analysis you need may only be available via subscription to professionals.
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So, for example, we've seen wage growth move up some as the labor market has tightened, but not a lot.
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Huddling up in a hackathon, Lemon and his students tried to figure out how they could move up the field.
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We've got you covered with the eight movies to move up in the queue before the end of the month.
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Just because lower rates are available, it doesn't necessarily mean you should move up your timetable to purchase a house.
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If younger Americans can't afford to buy, then current homeowners won't be able to sell and move up the chain.
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For all of the proclamations of America as a land of opportunity, it's exceedingly hard to move up the ladder.
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"That pattern looks for the price to move up to $114 in the next three to four weeks," he said.
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The decision to move up his departure was made to allow producers more time to audition possible replacements, ABC said.
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Target handbags appeared in the top ten for upper-income females, and move up a spot for average income females.
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However, the decision to go ahead and release the plan provided indication that the time frame could move up some.
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More than 249,2150 people lost power, and storms are expected to move up the East Coast during Labor Day weekend.
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There is simply more supply for sale in the move-up market, and next to nothing at the entry level.
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Studies have shown that talc crystals can move up the genitourinary tract into the peritoneal cavity, where the ovaries are.
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Workers were rewarded for their hard work with fair wages, respectful benefits and the opportunity to move up career ladders.
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"We knew the potential was there for him to move up very quickly, and he's done exactly that," Melvin said.
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With poor income growth it becomes harder for homeowners to amass the savings necessary to move up the housing ladder.
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In a sense, they become so synonymous with the role, that they're no longer considered for opportunities to move up.
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In Netflix's case, the shares are making a move up toward the top of the uptrend channel, according to Gordon.
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The desk can move up and down so you can slide easily from standing to sitting and back as needed.
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Gary is viewed as a consensus Top 10 pick with potential to move up to as high as No. 33.
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"This bigger structural base of support provides the launch pad for a short- to intermediate-term move up," Ross said.
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These habits pave the road for employees to move up in their careers, grooming them to step into managerial roles.
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"We must sharpen our brand position, we must move up to plant ourselves firmly in luxury," he said on Thursday.
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It's possible to add a promotion on LinkedIn and boost your professional reputation when you move up at your job.
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If the inner corners of their eyebrows don't move up and in, they're probably not as sad as they seem.
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Kids that grew up in walkable cities are more likely to move up the economic ladder, according to new research.
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The maneuvering for the fifth-ranking leadership post underscores the limited opportunities for ambitious Democrats to move up the ladder.
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If they get it right, maybe they can move up out of the supporting roles they find themselves in today.
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He qualified 16th but will move up a place thanks to Daniil Kvyat's three place penalty carried over from Monaco.
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The fact that the extremes go up, that increases costs even more so than if the averages would move up.
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If McCarthy or Scalise move up, that would reshuffle the decks and open up other spots on the leadership team.
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The employee who recommended the job to me—we actually looked at apartments together before I had to move up.
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Drag-and-drop is super easy, and it's fun, and it's interesting, and then move up to HTML and Java.
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His home rotates so he can have the best view at all times, and can also move up and down.
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Maeda took advantage of an opportunity to move up in the Dodgers rotation and pitch Wednesday ahead of Rich Hill.
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He says 12 different phrases and his little stick figure feet move up and down when you wheel him around.
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The reduction in the demand for travel has caused some airlines to move up retirement dates for their aging aircraft.
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Prices of the currency move up and down considerably and are currently above $5,000, according to Blockchain, a cryptocurrency firm.
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In one case, he said, a manufacturing official told him that "people like you" didn't move up to lead positions.
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And that means fewer Republican women on the bench, gathering experience and credentials to move up to the next level.
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The Excelsior move up to third with the win, while the Justice fall from ninth to 053th with the loss.
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"A lot of times, a supervisor is not aware that someone is looking to move up the ladder," Murray said.
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McCarthy will have to navigate the minefield surrounding ambitious lawmakers eager to move up if he is to become speaker.
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A sharp move up in the currency should be seen as a blinking red warning light for investors, he wrote.
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And it also encourages people to improve their skills because as you move up, you keep more of the money.
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Whatever I had going on, it came to an end at the time when I started to move up rapping.
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Hurricane Irma was downgraded to a Category 2 hurricane as it continued to move up the west coast toward Tampa.
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The weakest readers in third grade don't move up to fourth grade, and the fourth-grade reading scores go up.
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"Firms that are in the news or have big deals or big cases often move up the list," he said.
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Builders are also starting to pivot more to entry-level homes, after a decade of building mostly move-up product.
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Now, at the age of 33, privileged Patrick is eager to move up again, this time in the U.S. Senate.
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FABER: WHAT WAS YOUR REACTION, THOUGH, WATCHING YOUR STOCK PRICE MOVE UP PARABOLICALLY, REALLY FOR A PERIOD OF TIME THERE.
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But Kecy expects to earn at least $230 an hour when he graduates and to move up quickly from there.
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The storm is expected to move up Florida's west coast, and officials are warning it will impact the entire state.
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"We don't see any strong evidence yet of a decisive move up in wages," Powell told the collection of senators.
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Generally, that would be enough to earn a move up to IndyCar – but Byrne never raced in the premier championship.
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Starting at a lower rate makes it harder to move up to a very high income on incremental raises alone.
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The basic theory of disruptive innovation is that you start at the low end of the market and move up.
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An N.F.L. committee was set up to help identify minority candidates and help candidates of all backgrounds move up the ladder.
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He hasn't backed away entirely from his original comments, saying many women — and men — don't desire to move up the ladder.
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Barclays' determination to stick it out on Wall Street has allowed it to move up the rankings of global investment banks.
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Julian Emanuel, equity and derivatives strategist at UBS, does not see big gains, but says stocks could move up for now.
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Start with a low dosage, Bonn-Miller cautions, and move up gradually to find a sweet spot without risking adverse effects.
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Well, if interest rates are going to move up those future cash flows, by definition, are going to be less valuable.
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Should the talks with Saudi Arabia move up a level, the kingdom would likely be looking at a third regional slot.
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Meanwhile, people in the corporate world lie, cheat, and steal all the time so they can move up the corporate ladder.
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Younger homeowners are unable to afford a move up, and older homeowners are still housing their adult children, unable to downsize.
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Last quarter, it cost a median $685,000 more to move up from a one-bedroom to a two-bedroom in Manhattan.
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It's one unified shape, and the colors all refer to whole chords, which you can move up and down the neck.
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"That means that if Facebook or Amazon were to move up or move down, this trade will work," said Mathai-Davis.
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A big beat could move up the date of the next increase, but otherwise May or June is a better bet.
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The 76ers have a shot to move up the standings even more in the final three weeks of the regular season.
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Look for a line of plugs that has multiple sizes so you can start small and move up if you want.
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The Lindsey Group analyst told CNBC's "Squawk Box " that the bubble "of epic proportions" could cause rates to move up rapidly.
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Big investors are piling into gold, and that suggests its move up may not be just a flash in the pan.
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But as rafts continue to cross the Suchiate river, the northern triangle and its woes will move up the diplomats' agenda.
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France's nine-times world champion Sebastien Loeb, now racing for Hyundai, won two of Friday's stages to move up to fifth.
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According to the product page, the slope on the grill is designed to move up to 42% of fat from meats.
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There's also a consumer-facing side with the Emogi app, where users can move up stickers or GIFs within messaging services.
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I would not want to "move up" the ranks, because then I would be an administrator rather than working with children.
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It makes the decision about whether to move up in size a much closer one than it ever has been before.
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His freshman year, he played for the junior varsity team, and was set to move up to varsity the next year.
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"We'd been supply bearish, but have turned more demand bullish with China markets trying to move up," Roose said about pork.
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You move up quickly, you genuinely feel appreciated 9 times out 10, and a free meal every day that you work.
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"In terms of our two monetary goals, it makes sense to move up the rate another 25 basis points," Mester said.
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So in terms of our two goals ... it makes sense to move up the [fed funds] rate another 25 basis points.
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They are more mobile than move-up buyers with families, so as first-timers return new markets could become less affordable.
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I would meet all of those societal expectations — move up in my job, get married, and live a pretty "boring" life.
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This should keep refinance volume elevated, as homeowners priced out of a move up decide to take cash out to remodel.
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Ayers will move up from Georgia to replace longtime Pence aide Josh Pitcock, who said he'll "transition to the private sector."
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While the supply of homes for sale is increasing slightly, the growth is mostly at the move-up and luxury levels.
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To make matters worse, the party's political bench has been starved of state officeholders who might later move up the chain.
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But should XLF close above $24 on Thursday's expiration date, a move up of about 2 percent, Gordon would lose $38.
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"The options market is implying a move up to the old highs, and I think we could exceed that," added Gordon.
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The euro could trade several percent below parity by midyear, and the greenback could continue to move up against the yen.
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The nation's homebuilders are not helping much at the entry level, as they continue to focus on the move-up market.
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"You start at negative net worth and then you get to zero and then you move up from there," he says.
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Because of her size and ferocity, most bantamweights have also been unwilling to move up a weight class to meet her.
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"We're seeing the regional banks outperform and again, they're really going to gain from a move up in yields," said Gordon.
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And they just worked hard, you know, different jobs, owned small businesses, always tried to move up the ladder of success.
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But the administration is working to move up some judges on that list from district and state courts to appellate seats.
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Repeal of DACA is a statement by President Donald Trump that the Dreamers may move up the line of possible deportees.
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The market has been ignoring interest rates for weeks, since a move up in yield sent stocks spiraling lower in February.
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It's speedy and will let you move up to 1,000 photos in a minute, and your apps will load faster, too.
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Homebuilders are also focused on the move-up, rather than entry-level market, as the cost of construction continues to rise.
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When the biggest stocks (those with the largest market cap) all have a sudden move up at once, the index rises.
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In reality, conductors undergo rigorous conservatory training, followed by further feedback on the job as they move up the career ladder.
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The Wizards would move up to the No. 33 seed if they win at Orlando and both Miami and Milwaukee lose.
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"For this population, for able-bodied adults, we should celebrate helping people move up, move on, and move out," she said.
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The recently eliminated ACA subsidies supported working Americans and their families to move up the income ladder with a helping hand.
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But the latest move up in stock allocations is modest given the roughly 17 percent rally in the Standard & Poor's 500 .
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But marriage is critical for mitigating the risk of living in poverty, helping children move up and providing companionship in life.
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The company has found that users who participate in challenges on average move up to around 1 extra mile per day.
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Investors can put money on whether the asset will move up or down over a certain period, whether weeks or minutes.
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In particular, prices will not be allowed to move up or down more than 20 percent from the prior day's close.
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But those same politicians find it impossible to move up in the world because of the state of the broader GOP.
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Today, China seeks to move up the value chain to capture greater global share in knowledge-, technology-, and innovation-based industries.
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Income equality in Ireland came in at just 3.8 — but its human rights score (7.9) helped it move up the ranks.
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"So there's lots of opportunity here at Amazon to move up with the company, to find something that you're passionate about."
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Patrick Kennedy believes his cousin has the credentials to move up if he decides he wants a career beyond the House.
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"Deutsche Bank — on this miniature move up in interest rates of about 30 basis points — had a 26% rally," Gundlach said.
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Clinton supporters complete small tasks for the campaign to pick up achievement badges, earn rewards and move up a nationwide leaderboard.
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The U.S. is also preparing to move up to 1,000 troops to Kuwait in readiness for a larger confrontation with ISIS.
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At that point "the robot was able to move up and grab the gun without him noticing," Ewell told the Times.
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But he's certain that if he wanted to move up, or if others do, the Stockade wouldn't stand in his way.
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Those who called the airlines to move up their departure or rushed to the airport found that flight operators were overwhelmed.
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In the second game, Ramos spotted Mouratoglou urging Williams to move up, and Mouratoglou conceded that he was, in fact, coaching.
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I believe in safe spaces for women to actually be able to be on equal footing and contribute and move up.
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The Russian squad was later stripped of the medal for doping, meaning Edney and the Canadians would move up to bronze.
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Credit Builder users may be eligible to move up to an Amazon Store Card after seven months of on-time payments.
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"Their path is going to move up faster and a little sooner," said Steve Rick, chief economist for CUNA Mutual Group.
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The company said vehicles would be able to move up to 150 miles per hour, but the test was much slower.
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You may need to move up to the second story, or to your attic, but WE ARE COMING TO GET YOU.
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In real life, you need to move up that "cod," which leads to the objectively nutty and vaguely botanical-looking CODMOLLYDLE.
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Monday's move up from No. 2 gives Kerber her third stay in the top spot, for a total of 26 weeks.
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China's rising exports are also due in some part to a successful move up the value chain by mid-tier manufacturers.
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Illinois and Northwestern, the state's two Big Ten universities, currently have no plans to move up to Division I in hockey.
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The triangle hinges on Malia White, a bronzed Floridian deckhand trying to move up the ranks, and her two paler suitors.
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The academy's board of governors, alarmed by sharp declines in television ratings, decided in 2018 to move up this year's ceremony.
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Single-family housing starts have been rising very slowly, but mostly in the move-up and luxury segments of the market.
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Gold could move up in the medium to longer term as fears of a slowdown still exist, Julius Baer's Menke added.
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We've seen Benson move up in the ranks of the NYPD, from detective to sergeant to her current role as lieutenant.
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Harvey assistance could also move up the debt ceiling deadline, Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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BUT ONE THING THAT'S INTERESTING IS THE MOVE UP IN TREASURY RATES OF RECENTLY HAS NOT BEEN FLATTENING THE YIELD CURVE.
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In that case, the second generation might be able to move up more quickly than their father's income ranking would suggest.
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The Fed also included that it expects to see inflation move up this year and stabilize around its 2 percent target.
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They did move up from last place to ninth in 1966 but then fell right back into 10th a year later.
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But before he could move up in rank, Raymond would have to disprove some of the things people had said about him.
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If all goes well, he should move up to Triple-A Gwinett Tuesday, with a return to the Braves on the horizon.
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To do that, and move up the value production chain, would require deep structural reform and an overhaul of the education system.
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Builders continue to focus on the move-up and higher-end buyer, even though the highest demand is at the entry level.
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None of the 63 economists polled expect any move up from 0.5 percent at the Monetary Policy Committee's meeting on June 21.
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And this month the World Bank said that Saudi Arabia move up 30 spots to 62 on its international business climate index.
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Everyone wants their child to move up the social ladder to achieve the American Dream of being more economically successful than themselves.
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Or, as New York-based dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, explains, blackheads must move up and out of the pore to be cleared.
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We forecast housing demand by cohort (entry-level, move-up, investor), which provides an understanding of the key demand drivers by cohort.
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She doesn't realize she can move up because she doesn't have parents but if she did she would probably have a PhD.
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They often start out as regular infantry, then move up through the Army's Ranger units and Special Forces teams before joining Delta.
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"We've never gotten 18,000 applications, so I don't know if that number may need to move up this time," Ms. Roemer said.
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The bars are on motors and can move up and down around the sphere, like the curve of a manta ray's fin.
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As the ice receded and the Rocky Mountain path began to open up, bison began to move up and down the corridor.
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When comparing the eight Ivy League colleges, Cornell is the most likely to help students move up two or more income quintiles.
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The recent move up propelled the S&P 500 above its 200-day moving average, a technical level closely watched by investors.
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ALBERTA RAIL CARS WILL MOVE UP TO 120,000 BARRELS PER DAY OF CRUDE ON CANADIAN NATIONAL, CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYS BY MID-2020
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It was actually much more simple than that; Yothin ran out of opponents and was forced to move up a weight class.
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"We're going to look to make a move up towards about a 50 percent retracement of the most recent drop," said Gordon.
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"New York and Los Angeles move up the ranking because of currency headwinds rather than significant local price rises," the EIU said.
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Homeowners are finding it harder to find and afford a suitable move-up home, so they're increasingly choosing to stay and remodel.
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Over and over during the interviews, millennial leaders reported that they are hungry for growth and expect to move up the ladder.
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The yen had another move up overnight to 108 to the dollar, a big move considering it was 113 few days ago.
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"You start at negative net worth and then you get to zero and then you move up from there," he tells CNBC.
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The Kabuto 3's fan can move up to 113 cubic meters of air per hour across its myriad fins and heatpipes.
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Some builders are reporting that renters are skipping the traditional starter home and jumping to that move-up, newly built home instead.
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A big problem for ambitious Democrats in the House is a leadership power structure that makes it difficult to move up. Reps.
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It seems reasonable to help the poorest in society move up, but that could make the middling sort feel even more unsettled.
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Everyone from chiefs to interns fill their calendars with meetings as folks look to move in or move up following Election Day.
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With the housing supply so low, more homeowners are staying where they are, unable to find or afford a move-up home.
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We start with her as a little kid and move up to the near present on the night of her first prom.
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Debates such as these provide chances for credible candidates to move up in the rankings by making the most of their opportunities.
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Home prices continue to climb due to the lack of supply, and that has sidelined both first-time and move-up buyers.
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"Because IPOs are being priced more reasonably, so they have more room to move up," Kathleen Smith from Renaissance Capital told me.
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Andrew Luck was taken first overall and the Washington Redskins paid a heavy price to move up and take Robert Griffin III.
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Scott Nations is buying the Dow e-mini at 210,350 and targeting a move up to 24,500 with a stop at 24,250.
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It currently ranks as the 13th-most-successful Marvel movie in North America to date, and could easily move up the list.
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But the 10-year should also move up, and strategists mostly expect it to end the year higher, but not sharply higher.
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His target is 2.50 percent for the 10-year note, and he expects it to move up to 2.80 percent next year.
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The hallmark of any prosecutor's approach to an organized crime case is the use of cooperating witnesses to move up the chain.
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"People need to know now," McGuinness said in an interview, adding firms may move up to 15,000 finance jobs without any deal.
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Without child care, it's much more difficult to pursue additional education as an adult and move up to a higher-income position.
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The acquisition could let Patreon move up market, recruiting comedians, illustrators, game developers and vloggers that already have an established audience elsewhere.
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CNBC: As you guys were trying to move up market and go into the enterprise, what were the biggest challenges you faced?
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"You start at negative net worth and then you get to zero and then you move up from there," he told CNBC.
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Apple and Google have expressed interest in developing cars, while traditional automotive suppliers have also looked to move up the value chain.
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Homebuilders today continue to focus on the move-up and luxury sectors, and not on the entry level, where demand is strongest.
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On Friday, the company announced that it would move up a shareholders' vote on the move to March 23 from May 6.
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But the West did not expect that developing countries would slowly begin to move up the value chain with low-end production.
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I stayed hopeful too, despite not being able to quickly move up the Rolling Stone masthead, as I had foolishly expected to.
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In September, O'Han got an irresistible offer to move up the chain from Hubert Davis, an assistant coach with the Tar Heels.
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Inside DJI's app for controlling Spark, there are virtual joysticks for making the drone rotate or move up, down, forward or backward.
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The Bills forced a three-and-out, and Gore gained 8 yards on the next drive to move up on the list.
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Eventually, you'll probably want to move up in your career, whether that means a more senior title, bigger paycheck or additional responsibilities.
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A move up in Japanese bond yields and German yields has factored into the recent rise in the U.S. 10-year yield.
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There are some consumer borrowing rates, I think credit card rates that are linked to short-term rates [might] move up slightly.
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Minnesota (14-10-6) can move up to as high as second place if the Seattle Sounders lose Sunday at DC United.
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Cyclicals over defensive, value over growth, which is kind of not what people want to do historically when bond yields move up.
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ABOUT OKLAHOMA (4-1): Christian James has taken advantage of the mass departures from last season to move up the contribution ladder.
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Phillies 10, Mets 7 Philadelphia hit three home runs as the Mets blew a chance to move up in the playoff chase.
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And it is actually the number of operators that are actually drilling with one rig can expand when oil prices move up.
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The NYPL says they expect the book to move up on the list, and other books in the series to join it.
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Lindsay Maxsted, who serves as chairman of the board, will also move up his retirement to the first half of next year.
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Charlie's Angels establishes that all the former Angels are canon and that Angels can move up to higher positions within the agency.
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Fewer students at the end of the decade were explicitly looking for challenging work or to quickly move up the company ladder.
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That has caused home prices to overheat in that category, while prices are actually moderating in the move-up and luxury markets.
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The drone has five motion sensors and reacts to hand gestures to perform tricks, move up and down, and side to side.
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"We get more scared if the 10-year doesn't move up as much in yield as the 2-year does," he said.
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On top of this, our heroine was still in the middle of filming "Dodsworth," her big opportunity to move up in class.
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In addition, people in the games groups could move up or down levels within the games based on their performance each week.
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The supply of homes for sale is leanest on the low end, and builders are still focused on the move-up market.
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And of course, you know, obviously since the initial move up earlier this week, oil prices have come down somewhat, as well.
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That means the U.S. economy is losing the housing multiplier effect that is caused by first-time and move-up home buyers.
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And as more websites close when their creators move up, there is ample opportunity for those looking to present innovative work online.
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Bertagna said he thought it was harder for a program to move up a level than to start a team from scratch.
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This power gives Mr. Shanahan, under certain conditions, the flexibility to move up to $4 billion around from one purpose to another.
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If you move up the M-Sport M3 from BMW's performance division, you get the platonic ideal with fire in its belly.
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The blocks could only move up, down, left, or right, and only if your avatar was able to push them in that direction.
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It won't take a major move up in interest rates to start causing trouble in the high-yield debt marketplace, according to Moelis.
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Bullock made light of his anonymity, telling the crowd that he wanted to move up from "35" to higher on their candidate lists.
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The decision to move up the clock was made in part due to concerns about nuclear proliferation, and the impacts of climate change.
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Each 10-pound bot is programmed to mimic one of the seven ways marine larvae move up and down in the water column.
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While some people might see this as cause for alarm, I'd argue that when people move up on the income ladder, everyone benefits.
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All these factors contribute to a pattern of inaccessibility that makes it difficult for people to move up in terms of social mobility.
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However, China's snapping at its heels, with a 2.2 times growth year-on-year that made it move up a notch since January.
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"What our research would show is that as oil prices move up it tends to lift TSX earnings across the board," said Petursson.
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The Y axis doesn't exactly scale the volume like expected — as you move up the Y axis, the strength of the sound increases.
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Rates have been expected to rise for the past year, but every move up is countered by some force pushing them back down.
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"This horrific event isn't going to change the fate of the program, but it could move up the elimination of it," Pierce said.
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As Federalist Society members move up in their careers, they pull the next generation up with them and keep tabs on rising stars.
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People can do things like buy merch, pre-order Swift's album, and watch videos to move up in the line to buy tickets.
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Women have been in the workforce for decades, yet many are still encountering frustrating obstacles when trying to move up the career ladder.
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"The market has had a good move up but it's just getting no underlying strength coming through," said BP Bernstein trader Vasili Tirasis.
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The conference finals are scheduled to start on May 17, with the chance of a possible move up to May 15 or 16.
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The Category 4 storm made landfall Sunday morning in Florida, where it is expected to move up the western coast of the state.
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Maybe between now and then Swift and Ticketmaster will add more "fun ways" to move up in the ticket line without spending money.
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On the daily chart, "we have a nice move up, a little bit of consolidation here and then this channel resistance," Gordon said.
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"There are many different parts of an airplane's wing, parts that can move up or down to increase or decrease speed," Fujioka explains.
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" But, if you want to move up the ranks and become a leader in your organization, "you need to be in the building.
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According to Gordon's charts, the bank still has room to move up, allowing him to set up a bullish trade in Wells Fargo.
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Against stronger disturbances, multiband radar watched altitudes above and below the balloon, ready to move up or down to catch a favorable flow.
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In the Pac-Man version, you swing your arms in the direction you want Pac Man to move — up, down left and right.
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American personal computer makers HP and Dell could move up to 30% of their notebook production in China to Southeast Asia, Nikkei reported.
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If the valuation is accurate, Airbnb would move up one place on the Unicorn Leaderboard to become the fourth most valuable private startup.
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Conversely, when rates go down, high correlation, or lower dispersion, appears, meaning a large percentage of stocks move up or down in tandem.
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Even if OPEC continues to cut, how can oil move up when you have the enormous open faucet that is North American shale?
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I WOULD SAY THE THRESHOLD FOR HAVING CONFIDENCE THAT INFLATION IS GOING TO SUSTAINABLY MOVE UP TOWARDS OUR 2% INFLATION TARGET IS HIGH.
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Despite her heavy defeat, Cibulkova will move up to a career-high eighth in the world rankings when they are released on Monday.
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"You think that as you move up in your career, you'll make more money and it will all even out," Ms. Burke said.
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She hit back with two solid performances on the vault and uneven bars to move up to fourth in the all-around qualification.
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In March, the committee projected inflation to "move up in coming months," so this week's language indicates more progress toward the inflation goal.
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"I feel that markets in general are looking for a reason to move up", said James Bateman, chief investment officer at Fidelity International.
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In fact, he added that it would take a "really significant move up" in inflation for the Fed to return to raising rates.
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Singletons are less likely than those with children to need extra space, so they may not need to move up the housing ladder.
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"I suspect these will be matters of continuing discussion going forward as negotiations move up another level to the principals," said this person.
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In order to move up the list by one spot, four new golf members need to join Doral, according to the membership terms.
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The CNN meteorologists think a low-pressure center that forms off the coast of the Carolinas early Sunday will move up the coast.
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Base models cost about the same, but when you move up to fancier versions, the Fiat becomes a better value by around $28,29.
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Becker said Green Plains currently had no plans to move up annual maintenance on its plants that mostly occurs in September and October.
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Fiat Chrysler also agreed to accelerate the pace at which new workers move up to full wages, another provision of the G.M. deal.
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"It's like having been married and having the woman walk out on you," he said of the team's move up to Los Angeles.
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"Even a modest move up in prices to the 45-50 pounds per MWh range would alleviate much of the pressure," they said.
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In that environment, the FANG and other tech stocks could continue to do well but financials could move up to a leadership role.
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If "Dark Phoenix" continues that trend, it's possible Disney will have to move up when it wants to release more "X-Men" movies.
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" Hakeem's answer is something along the lines of "Can I Twist/And Turn and Spin/Move up my chin/And lay it in.
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Matt, brother of 2014 slalom champion Mario, put in the fastest second run at 50.66 seconds to move up nine places from 12th.
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But since rates started to move up, "there was a flurry of activity," she said, leading to more showings and two signed contracts.
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So on the basis that somebody has to live somewhere, we think we'll move up to 1.5, or we're moving in that direction.
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This is obviously an early list -- and names will come on and off the list, as well as move up and down it.
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"It was less daunting to make the move up here at first because I still had that lifeline into the city," he said.
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How he fits: This pick was part of the deal that allowed Pittsburgh to move up to No. 10 to select Devin Bush.
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If staff members want further training to move up the career ladder, Blue Ridge will pay for that as well, Ms. Cross said.
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After unexpectedly bleeding at work for the second time in a month, I call my OB/GYN's office to move up my appointment.
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There's talk that the cartel could move up its next policymaking meeting, scheduled for March, in order to announce further limits to production.
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Tesla has only recently joined that club: 2019&aposs total sales were about 367,000, a notable move up from 2018&aposs roughly 250,000.
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And so it's tough for people to move into their homes and that is causing that disruption in the normal 'move-up' market.
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And that's just the cheapest one — as you move up in the Casper ranks, each mattress gets an extra layer for reinforced comfiness.
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Many people are told that because executives speak languages, they should learn Spanish or French if they want to move up the ranks.
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To boost its stagnant 1.7 percent share of global exports, India needs to raise productivity and move up the value chain, economists say.
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The animators obviously used a physics model here for the basic trajectory, so the Ravagers move up and down in a believable way.
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The Fed left rates unchanged, but said it expects inflation to move "up this year and to stabilize" around its 803 percent target.
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On the call, Yearley said Toll Brothers is homing in on "affordable luxury communities" that attract move-up, active-adult and millennial buyers.
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" It also believes the initiative "could help ease the shortage by freeing up modest-priced homes and move-up housing for young families.
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The decision to move up the time on the clock in 2018 was motivated largely by the Bulletin's sense of looming nuclear peril.
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As African nations aim to move from low to middle-income status, the continent's car industries could look to move up the gears.
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John Barrasso, who's on track to move up the leadership ladder, is likely to emerge from his primary to face Democrat Gary Trauner.
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In a squat, for instance, hold the position, then very slowly move up and down a tiny amount, still maintaining a low squat.
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Builders are shifting somewhat to lower-priced products but really continue to concentrate on move-up homes, which is not helping the shortage.
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Single-family housing starts and permits both rose solidly in August, but builders are still focused on the move-up and luxury products.
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The new sanctions will move up the ladder to the parent organization, the IRGC, which is already under sanctions for ballistic missile development.
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To him, a move up to 22.5 percent to 22.6 percent on the 22.1-year might be well-within the realm of possibility.
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Affairs are had, secrets are revealed, and families move up and down in the town's pecking order, which centers on the nuclear plant.
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Friends said he sold guns and marijuana, and one friend said he wanted to move up to selling harder drugs and larger quantities.
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And if the continuing protests have made anything clear, it is that Hong Kongers will resist any efforts to move up the clock.
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You move up and then you get that big job at Conde Nast, similar to what the New York Observer used to be.
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The three women say they were put on lower tiers than their male colleagues and limited in their opportunities to move up the ladder.
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But I made sure that my next position was a good fit for my personality AND offered a chance to move up in pay.
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The St. Louis Cardinals are making a move up the National League Central standings behind an offense that has come alive with a vengeance.
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But other inflation-related data and the sharp drop in oil prices have dimmed expectations for much of a move up in price measures.
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In this trade structure he is targeting a move up to that $92 level, roughly 9 percent higher from where it closed on Tuesday.
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Operating from midnight to around 5am, the smugglers were reportedly able to move up to 15,000 phones a night across the 660-foot lines.
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Another safety car period came after Britain's Esmee Hawkey tried a move up the inside of Polish driver Gosia Rdest and the two collided.
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Correlations, or the tendency for stocks to move up and down together, loosened and dispersion, or the difference in returns between sectors, went up.
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"As I advanced within the organization and started hiring, I noticed how people came into the organization already looking to move up," she says.
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A lot of other parts of Southeast Asia and even Africa that are much lower wage and so they have to move up technology.
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They want to feel that everybody has a chance to move up, has a chance to express their skills and abilities in the economy.
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"If that is now reversed, because China stops buying all those Treasurys, then bond yields can, I'm afraid, move up really sharply," he added.
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"You may need to move up to the second story, or to your attic, but WE ARE COMING TO GET YOU," the city said.
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"We would need to see a really significant move up in inflation ... before we would consider raising rates to address inflation concerns," he said.
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It makes the top and bottom rungs of the ladder "stickier"—harder to move up and harder to lose your place at the top.
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But while many American publishers decry the reality of a platform world, it's enabling some people overseas to move up in the digital economy.
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"The sharper move up caught everyone by surprise as there's probably short covering adding on to the technical buyback," said a crude futures broker.
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More, like Pulte's Centex brand, are now turning in that direction, but the bulk of new production is still in the move-up market.
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It could very well be also that oil is going to move up because there will be a shortage of oil in the future.
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The impact: Together, HP and Dell make up around 40% of the laptop market, and they will move up to 30% of production elsewhere.
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"This is likely in part due to men of color being less likely to move up the corporate ladder than white men," PayScale reports.
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The traditional design of elevators has cars that only move up and down in a shaft, raised and lowered by a winch-powered cable.
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MCLAREN (Fernando Alonso 216, Stoffel Vandoorne 212) McLaren move up to third, despite both drivers being lapped, after their second successive double points performance.
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And when they took the whole match to move up to the Premiere League, he really cut loose with hugs and cheers all around!
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SO, I THINK THAT IF IT CHANGED A LITTLE BIT – I JUST DON'T SEE THE MARKET HAVING THE ABILITY TO MOVE UP THAT MUCH.
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Privately held TORQ Transloading expects to move up to 20,000 barrels per day of crude by rail next year, a threefold increase over 2017.
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The gains in product inventories resulted in part from a notable move up in refinery crude runs, which rose by 410,000 barrels per day.
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With that, doctors urged Laurin and Michael last September to move up their wedding date, fearing that Laurin wouldn't live to see March 24.
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Until Johnson topples Silva in the title defenses category, it doesn't make a lot of sense for him to move up a weight division.
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"For the last six months I have been waiting for prices to move up, but they have in fact gone down further," he said.
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Once you're clear on what you owe and where you would like to be its time to move up to Level 2, self-sufficiency.
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FBS football is a money-making venture for most schools, which is why there has been a rush to move up in recent years.
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James has always had the size, intelligence, technical skill, brawn, and endurance to move up or down at whatever position his team needed him.
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With the investigation complete, the officials announced that they will move up the date of the next crew launch to the International Space Station.
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Specifically, he said correlations, or the tendency of stocks to move up and down together, are breaking down after years of exceeding 90 percent.
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"They invest three thousand, five thousand, fifty thousand, a hundred thousand dollars" trying to move up the ladder, but ultimately lose money, Ackman added.
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If with a decent $200 starter model your technique improves and you start grilling more frequently, you can move up to something more elaborate.
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If cells with functioning SCF are present, they move up from the base, interact with the cells responsible for pigmentation, and become pigmented hairs.
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"I like to see all of these indexes move up in sync before I truly bless a market move," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Unhappy with the UFC's lightweight landscape , Henderson opted to move up in weightclass to welterweight—where he faced off against divisional giant Brandon Thatch.
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A title win in Montpellier in February helped him to recover some measure of consistency and move up to 72nd, 70 places below Nadal.
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Now they can pay their kidney forward and get a voucher for their recipient, who will be able to move up the transplant list.
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This statistic is in line with other research that shows women in tech tend to move up the corporate ladder less frequently than men.
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Most people are vertical breathers, in that their shoulders move up when they inhale, according to Belisa Vranich, a clinical psychologist and breath instructor.
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HSBC, which has extensive French operations, has said it would move up to 1,000 traders to Paris in the case of a "hard" Brexit.
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China's vast economic transformation has meant rising living standards, but also rising wages, forcing companies to move up the value chain to remain competitive.
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There's no resetting your rank progress in the Glory ranking tier, but your level can move up and down as you win and lose.
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"It looks like the markets want to move up, and there seems to be a rosier outlook for geopolitics especially North Korea," Cardillo said.
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Gordon sees "resistance" at the $119 level dating back to 2015, and decides that this level is "support" for another move up in GLD.
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Both all-time highs are being fueled by steady demand from move-up buyers coupled with the rising costs of land, labor and materials.
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The result is wasted time and wasted hopes, and—to move up to a more macro level—a failure to reach national policy goals.
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Mr Trump worries (perfectly validly) about what will happen to the US's debt sustainability if bond yields move up several percentage points from here.
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The Sixers, remember, had to trade a future first-round pick to Boston to move up two spots from No. 3 to select him.
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Correlation, or the tendency of stocks to move up and down in lockstep, has hit a post-financial crisis low, according to DataTrek Research.
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His withdrawal, announced on the eve of Friday's draw, means the nine-time champion Rafael Nadal will move up to the No. 4 seeding.
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A bachelor's degree is commonly required in a related area, such as electrical engineering — experience as a supervisor is required to move up, though.
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Then they don't have the education to compete for the jobs of the 21st century, jobs that would help them move up the ladder.
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On Monday, St. Martin's Press said it would move up the publication date of Mr. Palmer's final book by two weeks to Oct. 11.
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But to move up the ladder, you must be able to work across teams and gain the support of others, says the former exec.
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This is where I must point out, however, that customers who seek a more magnificent truck can move up to the GMC Sierra Denali.
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Then when they move up the levels, I think a great university can sometimes take a huge sledgehammer and smash their ego to smithereens.
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Another factor has been correlations, or the tendency stocks have had to move up and down together during the eight-year bull market run.
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Smaller companies can offer more hands-on experience and flexibility, better access to management and it can be easier to move up the ranks.
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The stronger performance comes amid a decline in the tendency of stocks to move up and down together, a trend referred to as correlation.
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Some think the real "Trump effect" was pushing fearful people to move up their journeys and get to the U.S. before he took office.
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Because every bug seems to move up the Google+ shutdown date, Google also today announced that the service will now close in April 2019.
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And while Rousey's title reign was somewhat marred by a reluctance to move up in weight for a clash with Cyborg, Holm's was not.
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Arrivo hopes that by first shuttling cargo, it can more quickly establish itself in the U.S. and more easily move up to transporting passengers.
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I moved up the ladder, but you can only move up so far at a restaurant that focuses more on the quantity of food.
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Slack offers a freemium model where customers start on a free plan and then can move up to paid offerings, standard, plus, and enterprise.
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I also own a cheaper Squier Strat — a roughly $200 instrument — and the move up in quality from it to the CV is astounding.
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In the content division, led by content chief Ted Sarandos, insiders said the fastest way to move up is to bring in hit shows.
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Then, it will move up the Georgia coast, striking South Carolina on Wednesday and North Carolina on Thursday, according to the storm's current trajectory.
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"That was the plan in the gym, to hit the body and then move up, and that's the result," Alvarez said through an interpreter.
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As a woman it's so hard to move up in any kind of industry because of the immediate biases that people have against you.
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"I feed her rats for now, but eventually I'll have to move up to chickens and baby pigs with natural deformities," Mr. Vincent said.
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Amy Klobuchar: The Minnesota senator continues to do enough to remain in the middle of the second tier, but not enough to move up.
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"The first generation struggles to move up and traditionally the second generation has better access to education, a better job... better positioning," he said.
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But with his landmark meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, he seems to be eyeing a move up to the big screen.
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Wage growth has slowed, economic mobility rates have worsened, and people who start at the bottom are not more easily able to move up.
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Wednesday's projections saw a decided downward shift in the dots, with just four of 21.8 members anticipating one quarter-point move up in 21.9.
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As you move up the sticker price scale, this setting may also bring a change in the dashboard display or the gas pedal sensitivity.
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On draft night, the Chiefs traded two first-round picks and a third-round pick to move up in the draft and take Mahomes.
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Use traps instead of rat poison, many forms of which move up the food chain to raptors, like owls and hawks, that eat rodents.
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A recent slump in global lithium prices, caused by growth in supply outstripping demand, has sharpened the incentive to move up the value chain.
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Entry pay is $13 an hour, and benefits include medical insurance, 401(k) plans and tuition reimbursement, plus opportunities to move up the ladder.
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Trudeau said the federal government had not been consulted about the move up until now and that the costs would have to be assessed.
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It's like looking at a Chinese painting — you have that Eastern perspective where things move up the page to create a sense of distance.
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For farmers that already know how to fly a drone, they can move up the technology ladder and analyse data collected about their plantations.
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The remnants of Hurricane Willa will move up the coast over the next few days and turn into the first nor'easter of the year.
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Only 260 or so homes will be offered as low-cost public housing, meaning many current residents must either move up or move on.
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"The option trade that I have ready for you guys will likely benefit even if we move up to that 230 mark," Gordon said.
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This process could take a long time as you wait for the family member to move up the income ladder and build credit capacity.
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If there's a move up without confirmation from a majority of the indexes, then the whole rally could be fake and shouldn't be trusted.
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She says doctors decided to move up the surgery from Thursday morning because they feared Henry could develop further infections due to his burns.
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When you're ready to move up to a "real" bike, Honda offers in stalwart Rebel, which can be obtained in this ferocious color scheme.
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In an optical illusion called the barber pole, diagonal stripes appear to move up or down, depending on which way the pole is rotating.
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With three potentiometer knobs and five momentary buttons which move up and down octaves, the controller instrument also fulfills the function of a midi keyboard.
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Even if just a fraction of the stimulus Trump has talked about is enacted, earnings will move up, said Anthony Chan, chief economist at Chase.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson on Monday granted a request from Manafort's legal team to move up the hearing, which was originally scheduled for Wednesday morning.
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So you were in blogging world, but you weren't someone who was aspiring to get a job at Conde Nast or move up the ranks?
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"His hands move up to my breasts and he palms them both, tugging gently on my nipples," a male passenger reads in a deadpan voice.
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The Wizards will try to maintain their focus when they host a team fighting to move up the standings in the Chicago Bulls on Sunday.
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The monitor is usable in the sense that it's not super bulky and can be adjusted to tilt, swivel, move up and down, or turn.
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Like an airplane, a spacecraft can rotate three different ways; the satellite can also move up and down, left and right, or back and forth.
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In most cases, it's the ranking member (top Democrat) of the current committee; Pelosi has said all of those members are expected to move up.
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According to other recent estimates, the effect falls off as we move up the wage scale, and tends to fade out around the 25th percentile.
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Is it a matter of market saturation encouraging phone vendors to move up into higher price brackets so as to make more per unit sold?
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The move-up buyer is where builders are focused, and so far that is paying off, mostly because that is where they can raise prices.
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But Crossing Wall Street blog editor Eddy Elfenbein believes that now gold's future has become too tied with Fed action for a reliable move up.
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A very tight supply of homes for sale is pushing home values higher and pricing potential buyers out, both first-time and move-up buyers.
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Originally, there was widespread sympathy within the party to the argument that younger Democrats need opportunities to move up in a party that prioritizes experience.
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The white neighbors began moving out shortly thereafter, a common response to black efforts to move up in most every receiving station in the North.
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It planned to raise its minimum wage to $2401 per hour and move up to this year performance-based employee compensation previously planned for 22.68.
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Changing the timing of moon landing will force NASA's contractors to move up their own timelines, leading to concerns about the feasibility of the program.
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As people move up the ladder, they also contribute more to the tax base and to their local community's economy with their increased spending power.
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I took a year off and worked at a fast-food restaurant, where I was able to move up quickly to become a shift supervisor.
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"We want to move up to the top three," he said, adding he expects China to become Cadillac's biggest market in less than five years.
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An anti-pollution drive sweeping across the Asian economic powerhouse and a campaign to move up the value chain will also shutter traditional smokestack industries.
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I'm the first in my family and extended family to go to college, so I didn't learn how to negotiate or move up the ladder.
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Right, so it's putting you in the wrong place in the first place, and then not supporting you as you move up the promotion scale.
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For instance, the point system and entry fee policy both feel fair and encourage drastically different styles of play as you move up each tier.
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SO IN TERMS OF OUR TWO GOALS, MONETARY POLICY GOALS, I THINK WE'RE – IT MAKES SENSE TO MOVE UP THE RATE ANOTHER 25 BASIS POINTS.
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At the very least, the man should move up the "very nice long vacation" he said he plans to take if he loses in November.
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Moreover, staffing in the U.S. is a $150B industry consisting of profitable companies looking to move up the value chain with higher margin, differentiated products.
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If you think what's behind an LCD is complicated, imagine if every pixel needed to actually move up and down independently and withstand frequent handling.
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In the next five years, All Raise would like to see venture investments in female-founded companies move up from 15 percent to 25 percent.
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The 175 spheres hanging in the performance are choreographed to move up and down in tune with one of Henke's original multi-channel musical score.
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At the end of last year, Pulte announced the purchase of John Wieland Homes and Neighborhoods, a move-up, luxury builder, also headquartered in Atlanta.
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The Chicago Cubs made a big move on the trade front Thursday, and they hope to begin a move up the National League Central standings.
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"These are solid numbers by Volvo and we expect (full year)consensus EPS (earnings per share) to move up by 2-3%," Citi's Bergelind said.
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"We may move up; we may move down," Bostic said in remarks prepared for delivery to a monetary policy conference at the San Francisco Fed.
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Tokyo organizers say they are taking the warnings seriously, and have decided to move up the start time of the marathon races to 7 a.m.
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Congress must raise the debt ceiling deadline by the end of September, a deadline that may move up due to the additional disaster funding requests.
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It should trouble anyone who believes in the American dream that black Americans do not have the same opportunities to move up as white Americans.
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But one of his last acts before leaving office was to move up the date for the right-to-work referendum from November to August.
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It's something of a vicious circle from the standpoint of a supply shortage and a challenge for first-time and move-up home buyers alike.
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The market has room to move up, Kenny said, if corporate earnings and revenues can show signs of growth that would reveal stronger economic growth.
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We were both part of a group of top experts from across the political spectrum that agreed that marriage matters for helping children move up.
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If they do not, their base rate will move up to the minimum national rate of 7.50 pounds and they will retain their existing contract.
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As the years go on, women tend to remain in these lower-paying jobs, while men move up the ranks in both position and pay.
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Yesterday Kavanagh claimed that he would "absolutely support" McGregor's move up to welterweight should he make that decision, in the latest edition of his column.
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But after the Ferraris made two pit stops compared to just one for Hamilton, the British driver was able easily to move up to second.
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Indiana had a chance to move up further and extend a winning streak to four games but fell flat in a 210-23 on Sunday.
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Deductions for medical expenses are on the line in the GOP's bill, so now might be a good time to move up any healthcare costs.
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Kay Ivey, made the fateful decision to move up the special election, which Bentley had set for next November, to December 12 of this year.
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If the Fed highlights the recent better-than-expected economic reports, economists may move up their predictions for when the next rate increase could happen.
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Candidates "usually have to shop for several months to show they will show up on time and move up the ranks from there," Mershimer said.
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A challenge for Lee and anyone else seeking to move up the ladder, however, is that other Republicans in the Senate interpret the rules differently.
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Christie, who remains low in national presidential polling, is seeking a strong showing in next month's New Hampshire primary to move up in the race.
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A lot of it is the urban sprawl—people tend to move up to the hills because who doesn't want to live in the mountains?
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The electric-car company will report third-quarter earnings on Wednesday, when there's historical precedent for shares to move up to 23% in either direction.
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Her art is about faint colors and subliminal lines; to see it requires sustained looking and some moving around: Stand back, then move up close.
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If the S&P 500 and the Dow can break through resistance, it's a quick move up to levels not seen since January, says Acampora.
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He refused repeated requests to move up a vote on a three-week CR and drove the chamber into a middle-of-the-night vote.
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For years, potential future Democratic speakers — Rahm Emanuel, Chris Van Hollen, Steve Israel — have left the House because they saw no way to move up.
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Other studios have opted to move up films' digital releases, but no one has canceled a theatrical debut altogether in favor of a digital one.
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Word of the Day verb: move up and down repeatedly noun: a sudden jarring impact _________ The word jounce has appeared in five articles on nytimes.
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You're unable to advance Your job's okay, but you want more and there don't appear to be many opportunities to move up in the company.
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Yu, in her first U.S. Women's Open, made six birdies in a 25-hole stretch to move up after starting four shots off the lead.
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He also failed in an effort to move up the timetable for the 48-team World Cup to 2022, conceding defeat only two weeks ago.
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The contributions would be lowered as families move up the income ladder, and any family of four making more than $125,751 would receive no contributions.
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Google said it would now move up the timing of when it plans to shutter the consumer version of Google Plus, to April from August.
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But its deal to move up to 2,000 employees into Uptown Station across the Bay will still make it the biggest tech company in Oakland.
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"It really allows us to move up market without sacrificing all the traction we've built working with startups and mid-market companies," Yarbrough tells me.
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"I believe the Nigeria and Cameroon prices will move up in line with Ivory Coast and Ghana ... because of supply and demand," said the trader.
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That's why it's so important to review and refine your group of friends as you move up in our career, says psychologist Cicely Horsham-Brathwaite.
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However, the California Air Resources Board urged U.S. regulators in October to move up the effective date of the emissions reductions to 2024 from 2027.
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And, contrary to popular belief, family-based immigrants tend to move up the socioeconomic ladder and experience high rates of self-employment and earnings growth.
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"Boeing has been in consolidation for a long period of time, and it looks like we're ready to move up," Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.
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By lifting the minimum wage, these states helped people move up the income ladder as wages at the average 10th percentile grew more than 40%.
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"They're not expecting growth to move up to 3 percent on a sustained basis," said Julia Coronado, president of Macropolicy Perspectives, an economic consulting firm.
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California's decision to move up its 2020 primary to the beginning of March could enhance her chances, given her enormous popularity in her home state.
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These five do not yet seem as vulnerable as the others, but the races could move up the rankings depending on how primaries shake out.
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He thought that a fluency in English, combined with his creativity, technical skill and ambition, might help him connect with a mentor and move up.
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I've seen countless people move up the ranks early in their careers, only to plateau because they don't have the necessary skills to continue growing.
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Schumacher estimates the 215-year Treasury yield could move up as much as 20 basis points when the funds step back from buying next month.
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Those who have yet to benefit from the nation's success need some hope that, with hard work, they too can move up the social ladder.
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