China has moved up the value chain, and its people have moved up along with it.
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Colorado moved up four spots to 14, with 5.85 percent, while Montana moved up six spots to 33, to 4.84 percent.
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Friday's contest - originally moved up to a 5 p.m.
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Joyce doubled leading off and moved up on a groundout.
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"I think he moved up a few spots for me."
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The Golden State isn't the only state that's moved up.
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She had been moved up from coach to first class.
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I graduated in 2006 and promptly moved up to NYC.
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Ridley Scott's next Alien movie has been moved up, too.
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But the euro still moved up 0.7 percent to $1.0.818.
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Wednesday, but Manafort's attorneys asked that it be moved up.
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This year's midterm election may have moved up the horizon.
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Patmore moved up on the final season of "Downton Abbey."
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Holt on Thursday moved up the book's release to Jan.
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So I moved up there and we started All Teeth.
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And it's not just that stocks moved up every month.
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Let's focus on getting everyone moved up to the middle.
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They have since moved up the date to April 12.
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Sections of the stage moved up and down and rotated.
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Impreza's unibody strength moved up by a whopping 236 percent.
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Czech rate markets moved up 1.6583 to 1.6573 basis points.
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Maybe we can get her moved up to a hundo.
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It's a support level that can be moved up from.
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In general, school and district scores slowly moved up statewide.
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The starting times were moved up an hour on Friday.
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But then, when I moved up, somebody grabbed my boobs.
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Recalling California's previous massaging of the primary schedule, he said, "California has moved up and moved back, and they've moved up, and I'm not sure any of them have turned out the way people thought."
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When polls do come out, how much has Harris moved up?
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It moved up from the sixth most expensive city last year.
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FCA shares moved up 3% in pre-market trading, to $14.
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All these energy stocks have moved up too much right now.
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Facebook also moved up more than $3 per share, he noted.
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Stage winner Jungels moved up to eighth in the overall classification.
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It's a very inexpensive stock, particularly after the cohort's moved up.
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The game was moved up six hours to 1:05 p.m.
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Shanghai moved up the ranks in tandem with China's continued development.
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Johnson moved up from second place last year while earning less.
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Pereira moved up the tennis ladder despite the dearth of cash.
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Rowden was expected to retire but has moved up his departure.
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His deputy, another white man, moved up to take his place.
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With the game's start moved up six hours to 11 a.m.
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China's Shanghai Composite Index (SHCOMP) moved up by less than 0.1%.
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Couturier moved up to fourth in the league in goals scored.
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George W. Bush moved up five spots, from 35th to 30th.
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TREASURIES - Yields moved up fractionally to close near the day's high.
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Then the Bearcats moved up to Division II, where they have struggled.
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In October of the same year, that number moved up to 50%.
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The 83-year has moved up from 28 percent before the election.
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Ironically, this spacewalk was actually moved up, rescheduled from Monday, October 21st.
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Both runners moved up on a passed ball charged to Chris Gimenez.
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The stock has moved up 20 points on no news, Cramer said.
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We have moved up in the last hour every day this week.
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By 2017 Guinea had moved up to 148th, grabby border police notwithstanding.
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As the stock market moved up and down, the woman became panicked.
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As the storm moved up the coast, Duke Energy's outages steadily climbed.
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On a restart just past lap 100, he moved up to second.
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Trump has not moved up 13 points in the last 8 days.
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So, they moved up their wedding day and finally tied the knot.
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The game was moved up two hours to a 5:30 p.m.
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Both runners moved up on a groundout, setting the stage for Barnes.
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The score moved up to 17-17 as the teams traded wins.
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That, he argues, is because real Treasury yields have barely moved up.
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Other Republicans in the leadership ranks moved up one spot too. Sen.
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The Columbus Blue Jackets moved up one spot and will pick third.
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Then I moved up to handles with a black-lip pearl inlay.
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In addition, the sickest individuals should be moved up the waiting list.
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In fact, it moved up one position from third place last year.
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In Brazil, data showed that COFCO had moved up to the no.
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He moved up and down the positional scale to create defensive advantages.
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I moved up at work, I'm getting a dog in two weeks.
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Without interference from modern amenities, their bedtimes moved up about two hours.
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When the list came out, it only moved up one more slot.
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The U.S. moved up two spots from last year, to 13. Bah!
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He subsequently moved up to No. 20 in the world golf rankings.
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The club moved up to fifth place, one spot ahead of Madrid.
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Also, the national signing date should be moved up to the fall.
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Florida's red tide has moved up its Atlantic Coast, Florida Today reports.
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The publisher, Henry Holt & Company, moved up the release date in response.
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Stroll moved up a place at the finish due to Grosjean's penalty.
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Instagram moved up from No. 9 to a tie for No. 6.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index moved up off its earlier session lows.
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Fiorentina moved up to third, 2 points above Roma and 23 above Inter.
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As a result, sterling moved up from 85.01 pence to 84.875 per euro.
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But it wasn't enough for Cocopuff, who recently moved up a weight class.
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After Trump's comments on Thursday, the 10-year Treasury yield moved up slightly.
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Topping this year's list was Germany, which moved up one place from 2018.
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His leg moved up and down frantically and he constantly scratched his head.
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The day's regularly scheduled game will be moved up to 12:05 p.m.
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That timeline had to be moved up as bad weather hindered the operation.
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I know it's moved up a lot, but, no, that's a great story.
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As we moved up the ranks, it was always more work, never less.
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The Carolina Panthers moved up three spots to round out the top 10.
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Tad goes postal when an order gets moved up by half an hour.
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Kansas City moved up 17 spots to draft Mahomes 10th overall in 143.
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Oregon is No. 19 and BYU moved up five spots to No. 20.
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Still, that beat by Intel has moved up earnings expectations in that sector.
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In 2016, she moved up to the senior U.S. Championships, coming in eighth.
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Broadcom stock moved up 1% in-after-hours trading immediately following the announcement.
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Kansas City moved up 17 spots to draft Mahomes 10th overall in 2017.
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So we've moved up the bottom of the expected range to $20083,22008-$23,27.
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Starling Marte and Max Moroff walked and moved up on Andrew McCutchen's groundout.
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Then I moved up the ranks to the lieutenant, then chief of police.
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It never used to be like that when I first moved up here.
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He moved up the ranks at CBS but chafed against the bureaucratic culture.
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BHP Group, the largest stock on the ASX 200, moved up 0.4 percent.
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Boards covered in dark green rubber that could be moved up and down.
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Eleven Madison Park in Manhattan moved up from No. 2002 to No. 13.
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Vettel had moved up to fifth place after 22 of the 56 laps.
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After Aaron Hicks walked, both runners moved up as Starlin Castro grounded out.
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Gay rights have steadily moved up the foreign policy agenda in recent years.
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The game time has already been moved up an hour, to 7 p.m.
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A week after the restaurant's 25th anniversary, Sandy moved up the East Coast.
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We've moved up alot, but I don't think it will go much higher.
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Later, he moved up to a tailoring position in South Carolina and Tennessee.
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Serbia moved up nine notches in the World Bank's 2016 Doing Business Survey.
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It would have moved up to 525,000 barrels of crude oil a day.
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Sprint moved up its earnings announcement, which was originally scheduled for next week.
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Moreover, her favorable ratings have moved up considerably from where they once were.
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Disney didn't explain why the launch date was moved up from March 31.
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Then, the dark-colored SUV moved up, pushing into the lighter SUV's bumper.
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He was moved up to play pitch-coach because he was so advanced.
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He moved up from sixth to second over all, 2800 seconds behind Thomas.
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He moved to second on Nava's single and moved up on a groundout.
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They moved up from last place to second in the National League East.
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Once Bill moved up in public estimation, he moved downtown with the foundation.
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RHP Kenta Maeda was moved up in the rotation to start on Tuesday.
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Rates moved up 24.6 basis points over the weekend on not much news.
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This year, Luxembourg moved up one spot on the list, replacing the Netherlands.
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Tom quickly moved up in the organization and became a senior engineering leader.
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He became a staff reporter in 1999 and quickly moved up the ranks.
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The Sulemains' moved up their departure date, but they didn't do it in time.
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Microsoft beat its earnings estimates and moved up 1 percent in after-hours trading.
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This week, for the first time this year, mortgage interest rates moved up again.
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He worked for regionals for 10 years, then moved up to a major airline.
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The Neanderthal ancestors moved up to Europe before us and continued to evolve there.
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Sanchez followed with a single and both runners moved up on a sacrifice bunt.
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He had just moved up to near where I live, in upstate New York.
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Newcrest Mining Ltd, the largest listed gold miner in Australia, moved up about 1.5%.
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I moved up where he wanted me, his spit-slick cock standing straight up.
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The Neanderthal ancestors moved up to Europe before us, and continued to evolve there.
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So he moved up two weight classes It&aposs still the same old GSP.
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Roughly six years later, I like to think I've moved up in the world.
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They were more like getting moved up a step or two on your glasses.
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REED: Well, first, you&aposre right, exactly, they&aposve moved up their annual exercises.
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It's now only behind Iran, which has itself moved up seven places to 22.
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Variety said the show's premiere could be moved up in response to the leaks.
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This year, San Francisco moved up five places since the last survey in 2014.
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It also reveals that the Midwest has moved up in the rankings of regions.
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It's a symmetry in which the individual light rays are moved up and down.
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Ramaswamy joined Google as an engineer, but quickly moved up in the company's ranks.
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I met LeMay when I was 13 and moved up to junior high school.
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Historically, shares have moved up to 10% in either direction following Tesla's earnings reports.
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Louisville moved up a spot to sixth, followed by Wisconsin and Texas A&M.
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But with the matchups released, it moved up the selection show to 5 p.m.
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Unbeaten Wisconsin moved up from eighth and is the highest-ranked Big Ten team.
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Starting times were moved up four hours as the forecast called for more showers.
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December moved up from 147,000 to 184,0003, while January went from 225,000 to 273,2160.
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New bubbles moved up to the surface, where they burst and the process continued.
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Organisers earlier this year had already moved up the starting times to 6 a.m.
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He moved up on a sacrifice bunt and scored on Victor Reyes' sacrifice fly.
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With a 10-second bonus, Kittel moved up to third, six seconds behind Thomas.
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In Chicago, I moved up into a one-bedroom condo in a high rise.
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NATO officials hastily moved up the meeting so that America's top diplomat could attend.
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Tournament organizers have moved up tee times for Sunday because of the storm threat.
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My mouth just moved up and down, as if I were a ventriloquist's doll.
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Christian Yelich walked on four pitches and both runners moved up on a groundout.
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Once inside they moved up to sit with a friend who had better seats.
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Cain moved up on Yasmani Grandal's single and scored on Hiura's one-out RBI single.
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Atlanta (CNN)The winter storm that socked the Southeast has moved up the East Coast.
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Apart from the fall in cable, the implied volatility in sterling has moved up sharply.
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Wednesday's start time was moved up one hour due to the threat of rain. 2.
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Her home state of California also has moved up its primary to increase its influence.
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While financial stocks moved up on the rate hike speculation, Fulton said she wouldn't bite.
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But Amazon is also gaining momentum and moved up from 43 percent to 24 percent.
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Four years ago, Georgia had moved up the schedule, while North Carolina and California hadn't.
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Aoki had been batting leadoff, but CF Leonys Martin moved up to that spot Monday.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg moved up to No. 2 on the nation's most admired women list.
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Ohio State moved up three places to No. 3 after rallying to beat then-No.
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The game had been moved up from Saturday to Friday and then from 4 p.m.
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Harris' home state of California also has moved up its primary to increase its influence.
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That's an issue for sure, but the ceiling may have moved up just a bit.
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Being moved up a school-year, as many are, tends to do them little harm.
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DJ LeMahieu's sacrifice fly got a run home and moved up the other two runners.
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We did a little trimming just because it moved up so much the other day.
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Topping the list this year is Facebook, which moved up two spots from last year.
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On Thursday, in a significant market advance, financials moved up again, though tech did rebound.
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He quickly moved up to $20.20 an hour and is paid for his further training.
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Pyongyang moved up its launch window, which was initially slated to begin on Feb. 8.
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Stocks were higher at the open but then moved up and down in indecisive trading.
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Rosewood scored 76.1% and moved up from the 11th place spot in LTI's 2018 ranking.
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Belmond scored 83.1% and moved up from the fourth place spot in LTI's 2018 ranking.
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"It looks like they've moved up the Metro-North line into Connecticut," Dr. Donihue said.
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Davis led off with a single and moved up on a wild pitch and groundout.
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Note that when you delete cells, the data below it will be moved up.5.
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The plane was pretty empty, so they moved up three rows to an empty row.
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The head can still be moved up and down with a lean at the waist.
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RW Colin McDonald, who replaced Bellemare in Game 4, moved up to the third line.
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"It was like a cow town when I moved up here [in 22005]," Clark says.
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Gilbert, a former world champion, moved up to third overall, three seconds off the pace.
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The most popular property in August moved up from third place in the July ranking.
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Gasly crossed the line 11th but moved up after Ricciardo was handed two time penalties.
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Joseph Golia, the Mets' minor league medical coordinator, was moved up to Chicklo's old position.
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In July, the judge moved up that deadline, giving companies just 10 months to apply.
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Oklahoma remained fifth and Texas Christian moved up to sixth in the rankings released Tuesday.
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Elina's operation was being moved up, because another patient had become too ill for surgery.
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"The markets moved up and got a little overbought," said Larry Hicks, president of CattleHedging.com.
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Thanks to a calendar quirk, Williams moved up one spot, swapping places with Angelique Kerber.
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Gold fever hit the Pacific Northwest, and Grandfather Trump moved up to Bennett, British Columbia.
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The S&P 27 and the Nasdaq Composite also moved up 2928% and 2100%, respectively.
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Amy Klobuchar: The senior senator from Minnesota has moved up two slots for two reasons.
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In subsequent years, he moved up the Congress Party's hierarchy, becoming vice president in 2013.
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Once at PayPal, Ready moved up the ranks to become EVP and COO in 2016.
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The 2-year yield moved up to its high of the day, at 2.80 percent.
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After a quick jump and fall, the stock moved up 2% above Wednesday's closing price.
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In 2016, the first report showed 151,000, while the final number moved up to 176,000.
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In time, he moved up to second when the Russian was caught for having doped.
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The new scan revealed that the iceman&aposs stomach had moved up during the mummification process.
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" Corecivic: "We are worried about the private jails, we think they have moved up too much.
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The other good thing about this report is that labor participation moved up a little bit.
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He moved up on a wild pitch and scored on Jose Osuna's game-tying sacrifice fly.
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And then you have been in the system and have moved up in very prominent positions.
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The fighters moved up the slope in armored vehicles, some men equipped with night vision goggles.
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The PC can be moved up and down so that people can use it more comfortably.
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Then, I moved up my face and spent some time lamenting the unevenness of my eyebrows.
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Alcides Escobar followed by drawing a walk, and both runners moved up on a wild pitch.
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N, moved up its pre-tax margin guidance to 6-7 percent, from 3-4 percent.
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Both runners moved up a base on a flyout to deep center field by Jett Bandy.
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The gunmen then moved up the beach, continuing their killing spree and entering several seaside hotels.
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Roark had singled earlier in the inning and moved up on a walk and a single.
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Marte's single to left drove in Goldschmidt, and both runners moved up on the throw home.
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Per CHC tradition, Lujan Grisham, Castro and Gallego each moved up a spot in caucus leadership.
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"So we moved up that timetable for him a little bit," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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This only lasted a couple years as I got credits and moved up to bigger projects.
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St. Regis scored 73.1% and moved up from the 10th place spot in LTI's 2018 ranking.
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Four Seasons scored 79.4% and moved up from the seventh-place spot in LTI's 2018 ranking.
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Mandarin Oriental scored 81.4% and moved up from the fifth-place spot in LTI's 2018 ranking.
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Pham led off with a single and moved up on a walk and a fielder's choice.
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Matt Chapman reached on an infield single and moved up on Stephen Piscotty's opposite-field hit.
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It's now moved up to 16.7, a significant expansion and near the highest levels all year.
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When people moved up to big-screen televisions, nobody wanted to switch back to small TVs.
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Then what if they moved up a spot ahead of my school in the recruiting rankings?
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By day five, the peeling moved up to my forehead, eyebrows, nose, and around my neck.
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Amid the surge in teenage use, the FDA in March moved up that deadline to 2021.
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They pushed for a motion of no confidence in Parliament to be moved up from Feb.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index (HSI) rose 52.53%, while South Korea's Kospi (KOSPI) moved up 0.4%.
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Earlier in the day, Baylor moved up to the top spot in the Associated Press poll.
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This U.S. dollar moved up ahead of the Federal Reserve's rate decision due at 7 p.m.
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Both moved up a base on Salvador Perez's passed ball, making one of the runs unearned.
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Hong Kong moved up a spot to fourth, while Munich Airport dropped two spots to sixth.
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Massa ensured the team scored, and moved up a place, on founder Frank Williams' 75th birthday.
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As he moved up, he continued to play a crucial role in Volkswagen's relations with regulators.
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CBS executive and shareholder Shari Redstone moved up one spot to No. 5 on the list.
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Georgia has moved to a slightly later date (March 6900), but North Carolina has moved up.
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In the wake of the rapper XXXTentacion's death, his album "?" continued to dominate streaming services (at least until "Scorpion" came around), and he had two albums in the Top 5: "?" moved up one spot to No. 2, and "17" moved up two spots to No. 5.
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The conservative groups at the meeting asked that the date be moved up to January 1, 2018.
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Warren has moved up five percentage points from Monmouth's May poll, and Sanders moved down one point.
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Microsoft moved up from No. 39 to 34 although its award score dropped from 4.4 to 4.3.
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Joe Musgrove replaced Osuna at second, and he and Frazier moved up on Jacob Stallings' sacrifice bunt.
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Everything on his first floor was moved up 211 feet, but he is worried about further flooding.
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Both players moved up a base on Goldschmidt's flyout and then scored on a single by Ozuna.
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I've been with the same company, but have moved up the ladder with different jobs since graduation.
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Notre Dame moved up two spots to No. 3 and Clemson did the same to No. 4.
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He's worked on feature films and campaign ads and moved up to be a second assistant camera.
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Brind'Amour is a former team captain who moved up from an assistant coaching role during the offseason.
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After digesting Yellen's remarks, traders moved up the chances of a rate hike in the months ahead.
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Bank of America moved up to a third place ranking in 4Q15, while Citigroup slipped to fourth.
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The Texas senator moved up from 20.13% to 287%, while the neurosurgeon fell from 25.1% to 255%.
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Her blonde good looks and smooth, velvety voice ensured that she quickly moved up the musical ranks.
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Facebook's stock moved up 7.5 percent in after-hours trading as a result of the earnings numbers.
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I moved up there from New York and saw it as a golden opportunity to revive them.
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In November, the agency moved up the timetable for proposing that automakers can meet the 2025 standards.
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His approval rating in most polls has moved up from the high thirties to the low forties.
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While inflation expectations moved up again, they remained within the bank's 1-to-3 percent target range.
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Audi moved up to third, maintaining its streak of podium finishes each year since its 1999 debut.
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His outfit moved up to the front lines later that month, but saw little action at first.
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The Kuwaiti main index moved up in line with the rest of the Gulf, gaining 0.2 percent.
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Narrator: She moved up the ranks in the Bronx and Brooklyn to lieutenant, captain, and station commander.
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Melker Karlsson moved up from the third line to take Hertl's place alongside Thornton and Joe Pavelski.
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Poirier moved up to lightweight and has since amassed a 9-2 record with one no contest.
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However, it is unclear why his original deportation scheduled for July 26 was moved up without notice.
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Bank borrowing rates have also moved up because there are few big lenders in key money markets.
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LHP Eduardo Rodriguez will start in his spot after having his scheduled start moved up a day.
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Colson Whitehead's big new novel was moved up from a mid-September release date to early August.
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California moved up its presidential primary and it could be the biggest factor in 2020 and beyond.
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On Sunday, the album moved up to No. 22019 and by Tuesday the album hit No. 14.
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And Tobias, the name of the love interest of Woodley's Divergent character, moved up about 100 places.
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But at the last minute (like, a month before) the bride moved up the wedding to May.
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There's new construction, like the yoga studio, and MMA moved up to the hill outside, open-air.
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Moreover, it is doubtful anything would change if Governor Powell moved up to the top spot either.
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As fitness centers have moved up in buildings to so-called amenity floors, so too have pools.
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However, the book's release date was moved up by four days to Friday due to high demand.
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"As the SPY has moved up, you can see the retail stocks are pushing lower," said Gordon.
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Universal moved up the film's release date and took out full-page newspaper ads in its support.
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Howden moved up the depth chart before the game and skated alongside Chris Kreider and Mats Zuccarello.
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On that day, a storm moved up from the Carolinas and broke over the city without warning.
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Tournament winner Sungjae Im of South Korea moved up nine spots to No. 34 to No. 25.
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Three years later, Pawtucket moved up a notch when Boston's Class AAA team moved here from Louisville.
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Jumia's trading volume on Thursday moved up 214.50% over the daily average since the company went public.
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He advanced to second base on Didi Gregorius's single, and they both moved up on Moore's balk.
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PROJECTIONS ARE BEING MOVED UP TEPPER: HOW DO YOU SPELL HECK IS THAT H-E-C-K?
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As the train moved up Yangon's east side, mildew-stained buildings started to give way to farmland.
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Brent crude futures moved up and down in early European trading after a 4.1% fall on Wednesday.
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Instead, the capital was covered in snow and sleet as a nor'easter moved up the East Coast.
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MORE torpedoed the American Health Care Act on July 28, the Dow actually moved up a touch.
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Words spilled out in double time, then triple time; his pitch moved up an octave or two.
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Toro Rosso moved up a place and now have Renault in their sights, only eight points ahead.
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She quickly moved up the ranks at Bendix, becoming vice president for strategic planning within 15 months.
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I got a chance to see some of it in New York when I first moved up.
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Hamilton then dropped to fifth, leaving second unfilled until everyone moved up — with the champion therefore fourth.
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WTI crude is trading at around $47.33 and Brent moved up to $56 as we sent this newsletter.
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The duo were moved up to primetime coverage in 2018 after covering figure skating for NBCSN in 2014.
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Market expectations moved up slightly to about a 30 percent chance of a hike as early as March.
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Anglian Water moved up from second place in the 2018 list, to dethrone the previous year's winner Google.
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A lone bright spot was an uptick in the employment index, which moved up to 56.2 from 55.0.
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After one year, McKendree moved up to Division II in the NCAA, meaning Thompson could no longer compete.
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Prince had been scheduled for sentencing in August, but officials moved up the date to accommodate Maryland authorities.
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According to Variety, the release date for "Pitch Perfect 3" has been moved up to July 21, 2017.
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"Over the last four years, they've moved up to a level at which they are competitive," Zoueva said.
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Dow (INDU) and S&P 500 (SPX) futures both improved 0.9%, while Nasdaq (NDX) futures moved up 1.1%.
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Others will get their release dates moved up but won't leave prison until after Obama has left office.
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It was his first and last regular job, he moved up quickly from the box office to manager.
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Troops then moved up from the beach in battle skirmish lines, accompanied by medical units and light artillery.
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At the same time, Rent the Runway had struggles and then moved up, went to a public offering.
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Now the elites had moved up another level, and were controlling the software through which all this happened.
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The mission launch was moved up by 12 hours because of fears that Tokyo had been tipped off.
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Critics sued, hoping to get the special election moved up and claiming Snyder had discriminated against black voters.
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At the same time energy policy was becoming more important as climate change moved up the political agenda.
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Former runner-up Marin Cilic moved up from a world ranking of 18 to the 13th seeded spot.
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The company moved up two places this year to rank as India's second best employer, according to LinkedIn.
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On top of that, Roger Bass, who had defeated Atoy in Lake Placid, had moved up a division.
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I saw water going down ... When I moved up to three meters, I saw this whole mountain coming.
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With this 32-minute performance, he moved up to fifth on the NBA's all-time three-pointers list.
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Once I got started in Houston, I moved up to the big weekly paper here, The Houston Press.
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Ducks youngster Max Jones moved up in the lineup to play with Getzlaf and he paid quick dividends.
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Robert Dold, the Illinois Republican who took over Kirk's House seat after he moved up to the Senate.
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But for someone that's not a big-time prospect to get moved up, you've got to beat everybody.
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CF Odubel Herrera was moved up to first in the batting order Friday with Hernandez on the bench.
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She moved up to the Senate, took on Joe McCarthy Communist hysteria, fought for women's rights and bipartisanship.
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Others, such as Rachel Holt and Austin Geidt, have stayed on and steadily moved up in the company.
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After both runners moved up on a wild pitch, Mathis followed with a two-run single to right.
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The garbage was piled up, there was nothing moved up, just stacks of it, telephones were not working.
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He moved up on a wild pitch and, after Mitch Moreland walked, J.D. Martinez smacked a tying single.
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The report was originally slated for a December release, but it was ultimately moved up with little explanation.
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Since its last earnings report, the stock moved up 13 basis points and broke through the $200 level.
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Then Barrie, a defenseman, moved up into the rush and one-timed Rantanen's cross-ice pass behind Koskinen.
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Dixon walked, moved up on a pair of wild pitches and scored on Victor Reyes' two-out single.
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With the dollar, it has moved up but the yen and the Swiss franc are the real winners.
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Sunday's final round was moved up five hours to avoid an ominous forecast for later in the day.
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And Arkansas moved up the cutoff point for legal abortions to 18 weeks of pregnancy, from 20 weeks.
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The runners moved up a base, and Ellsbury, who is 10-for-34 off Santana, was intentionally walked.
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"If any large state is moved up it places an even greater premium on money," Mr. Vilsack said.
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When you strip out some of the volatility, the Bank of Canada's core measures actually moved up slightly.
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He moved up vertically and financially with each additional star that Lafayette received from The New York Times.
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However, if a second primary is not needed, the general election will be moved up to September 10.
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Roma moved up to fourth spot in Serie A with a 2225-2100 win at Verona on Sunday.
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"In other words, the oscillator's saying that Starbucks has not moved up too far, too fast," Cramer said.
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Mahomes did go 2th in the 2017 draft after the Chiefs moved up 17 spots to snag him.
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In Ms. Ménard's latest work, seven women were trapped under a white ceiling that moved up and down.
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We realize that we have to add value, partly because everyone else has moved up the value chain.
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Broker: Turpin Realtors This four-bedroom, three-bath, colonial-style home moved up from fifth place in October.
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Having already fought his best years as a lightweight, Duran finally moved up to welterweight to fight Leonard.
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After a tough and convincing loss to Tony Ferguson, Dos Anjos made a change and moved up to welterweight.
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The defenseman moved up into the rush on a two-on-one with Mitch Marner and converted Marner's pass.
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While still very low, bond yields in Japan and Germany have moved up from the most negative yields recently.
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He moved up the ranks and started the TSA's blog in 2008 and the Instagram account five years later.
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Dara Mersky froze her eggs in Dallas and shortly after moved up to New York for a new job.
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She finished in seventh place on Saturday and moved up to fifth place in the K&N points standings.
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Britain's Chris Froome of Team Sky moved up one spot to 20th although he is now 38 seconds behind.
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Yeah, it was kind of like a couple of Asian Man bands who moved up to the big leagues.
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In Lexington, Kentucky, Mayor Jim Gray moved up his announcement by a day in reaction to the Charlottesville bloodshed.
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Last year the couple moved up to the Woodstock area, where they hope to open something new in 2019.
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Public School is the perfect example — they were in the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, and they moved up quickly.
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The higher I moved up, the more I noticed there aren't a lot of other women running media companies.
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And yet: Mahomes took fourth-team snaps in Wednesday's practice and moved up to the second-team on Thursday.
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Stocks initially pulled back, then moved up and down, but were at highs of the day in late trading.
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After the central bank made its first increase last December, mortgage rates moved up briefly, but then fell again.
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We moved up and I think the next big era really was around the late '90s and early 2000s.
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Deutsche Bank was scheduled to release earnings next week but instead moved up the release of the key figures.
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The euro strengthened against the dollar and German bond yields moved up and weighed on U.S. sovereign debt markets.
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"This quarter, the average tech stock has moved up or down 7 percent on earnings," Marshall and Fogertey wrote.
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Brooks Koepka is No. 43, followed by McIlroy, who has steadily moved up since entering the year ranked eighth.
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Olympic champion Lizzy Yarnold of Britain moved up into the bronze-medal position after two strong runs on Saturday.
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Policymakers have already launched a flurry of regulatory measures early this year and moved up short term borrowing costs.
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While Germany's DAX surged 20.3 percent and the U.K.'s FTSE 20.7 moved up 22016 percent for the week.
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This as the Stoxx 600 index of the largest listed European companies moved up over 2 percent on Monday.
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As he moved up through club teams, the sidelines where Reginald found himself looked nothing like the Rutgers gym.
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While company founder Bret Taylor has moved up the ladder to chief product officer, Quip remained a standalone product.
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The patrol had already been scheduled, but the ship's departure was moved up a day after the tribunal's announcement.
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But if it gets sluggish and weak, warm tropical waters don't get moved up, and the north Atlantic cools.
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Privacy and protecting data has certainly moved up in importance on a global scale over the past few months.
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In addition, Rockwell's stock price has moved up by more than 13 percent since Emerson made its first offer.
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Then the flames moved up the hill, closer to his backyard, and Castro decided it was time to leave.
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It was O.K. The baking sheets were cheap and I should have moved up the racks in the oven.
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The surviving Yetis declared revenge, and moved up higher into the mountains, periodically coming down to terrorize the Sherpas.
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I moved up the ladder to become head of HR, and, more than 12 years later, I'm still here.
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Both runners moved up on a wild pitch before Brantley drove in the run on a grounder to second.
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Game 2 of the World Series on Wednesday night has been moved up an hour, to 7:08 p.m.
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That has become less true in recent years, as the Oscars have moved up their airdate to avoid influence.
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The book's publisher, Holt & Company, moved up the book's publication date by four days to Friday over high demand.
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Froome moved up to eighth overall, 1:19803 behind Van Avermaet, who is not a threat in the mountains.
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Mr. Wang moved up quickly after that, and by 2007 had become the Communist Party secretary running Guangdong Province.
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Min Aung Hlaing before Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, Mr. Burke said the general had moved up the meeting.
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Judge added that he would not change his approach if he was moved up one spot in the order.
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That is in part because of the increased importance of Super Tuesday, which has moved up on the calendar.
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"More people from the restaurant industry have moved up from the city or moved here from elsewhere," he said.
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But as the crisis mounted, he moved up his start date to this season, two years ahead of schedule.
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In St. Augustine, on the state's northeast coast, streets were flooded as the hurricane moved up the Florida peninsula.
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Willi Castro reached on an infield single, moved up on a wild pitch and scored on a Reyes single.
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After graduating in 22016, Schultz worked for Xerox, where he quickly impressed his bosses and moved up the ranks.
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Tuesday local time after his meeting with Trump, and that Trump moved up his own departure time in response.
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New Orleans moved up to second at most major U.S. books with New England third and San Francisco fourth.
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Lindor led off with a double, moved up on a sacrifice bunt and scored on Carlos Santana's sacrifice fly.
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Just moved up to the area and was horrified that my electric bills are $200 to $300 a month.
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The finished Cape is now occupied by his mother, who moved up from Rhode Island, where Esteves was raised.
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The opening two rounds were moved up to the morning because of a forecast of thunderstorms in the afternoon.
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As she's moved up into a competitive second place with Bernie Sanders, Warren has had a weird debate ride.
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The employment-to-population ratio also moved up to 60.2 percent, tied for the highest level since February 2009.
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Brenner said the U.S. yield was tethered to the German bund yield early Thursday, and both moved up together.
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Huberdeau, Sceviour and Trocheck were moved up to a reworked top line, making up for the loss of Barkov.
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She began running after that, moved up to ultramarathons and, before long, was doing her first Ironman, in 2014.
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At Whole Foods, she moved up quickly to become a department buyer, among other roles higher up the rung.
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Martin was dropped from fifth to sixth in the batting order and Tulowitzki moved up a spot to fifth.
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She learned coding, got a job in tech and moved up from developer to project manager over 15 years.
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"When I moved up to 147, I just wanted to unify the titles, whoever was the champion," Garcia said.
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And in the past decade, Microsoft has moved up the ranks to become the most valuable company in the world.
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Treasurys held in public hands have moved up from 32 percent of GDP back in 2008 to 1003 percent today.
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When Girardet ceded his restaurant to successor Phillipe Rochat in 1997, Violier moved up to head of kitchen alongside Rochat.
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Giancarlo moved up from commissioner to act as interim chair while he awaited Senate confirmation after his appointment by Trump.
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Its leading economic index for September increased 0.5 percent and its consumer confidence index moved up 2.6 points in October.
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The Dow crossed 22,21 in March 2600, but moved up above that level for the final time in mid-21.
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Apple, on the other hand, moved up, from No. 84 to 71, though it maintained the same score of 4.3.
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Annie Hoang, a dentist in Santa Paula, said she moved up dozens of patient appointments in anticipation of losing power.
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Both runners moved up a base on Joc Pederson's sacrifice bunt, and Turner lined a two-run single to right.
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Since then, they've moved up to the eighth-ranked team in the world with the help of an aggressive attack.
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Futures for the Dow (INDU), S&P 500 (SPX) and Nasdaq (COMP) all moved up 0.2% during Asian trading hours.
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Due to rain expected during the afternoon, the starting time for this game was moved up from 21:13 p.m.
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Rock Bridge High School in Columbia, Missouri, moved up the start time for the school day from 230:003 a.m.
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At Goldman Mr Solomon has moved up through investment banking, not as a polished salesman but as a tough manager.
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This season she has moved up the ranks in downhill racing, while continuing to dominate in her specialist slalom event.
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Tannenbaum joined SoFi as VP of finance in 2014, but quickly moved up the ranks over the last few years.
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As I moved up the ladder and started giving reviews, I was surprised at how few people take this approach.
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The Ravens moved up to select Jackson with the final pick of the first round in the 2018 NFL Draft.
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Brazilian Lucas Di Grassi moved up to second place for Audi Abt, with Bird's Dutch team mate Robin Frijns third.
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And then his fingers slip into the glass again and this time the melting ice is moved up my thighs.
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The job creation actually fell below Wall Street estimates, and the unemployment rate moved up a notch to 5 percent.
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Symantec shares were halted after market close but moved up as much as 2.33% when they resumed trading after hours.
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I've noticed that as I've moved up the management chain, more and more of my time is spent in meetings.
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Whether it's her detailed policy plans or the fact that she's moved up to a second-place tie with Sen.
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From there, the standard S10 has moved up to 3,400 mAh , with the S10+ receiving a massive 83,100 mAh battery.
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As Warren has moved up in the polls, she's supplanted Sanders as the leader among self-described very liberal voters.
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Japan's Nikkei moved up 0.4 percent, after being down more than 1 percent earlier, while South Korean stocks were flat.
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The losses were pegged at 24.16 billion rupees due to higher provisioning and losses in bonds as yields moved up.
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Max Pacioretty joined Danault and Shaw while Paul Byron moved up to a line with Alex Galchenyuk and Alexander Radulov.
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In the past decade or so climate change, a special worry for small islands, has moved up the Commonwealth agenda.
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She said she "moved up" the announcement after the judge's order to release the video, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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When it detects an app that has moved up the charts through ill-gotten means, the system will filter it.
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The Mexican great, who moved up two weight classes for this fight, won his fourth title in as many classes.
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Georgia moved up two spots to give the Southeastern Conference two of the top four for the second straight week.
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CF Odubel Herrera was moved up to first in the batting order Friday with 220B Cesar Hernandez on the bench.
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His younger brother Jonathan, who took bronze in London four years ago, moved up to silver, finishing six seconds back.
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AS WELL IN THE TIME SINCE EMERSON MADE THE FIRST OFFER, ROCKWELL STOCK PRICES MOVED UP BY MORE THAN 13%.
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He moved up in operations as the company grew and eventually became the Technical Program Manager of Uber's realtime systems.
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But he's said that before, and the market has moved up before, and there's been little to show for it.
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He moved up from the role he took only last July as head of the troubled Clothing and Home division.
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Game 2 Update: Because of threat of rain tomorrow, Game 2 has been moved up to 7:08 p.m. Eastern.
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Musgrove (7-8) moved up a day and started in place of Trevor Williams, who was scratched because of illness.
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Schiller moved up the ladder with Trump, from temporary employee to body guard to Trump's head of security in 2005.
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The vote, originally planned for later in the year, was moved up to Friday in the wake of Muirfield's decision.
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CPS said it moved up the sale due to market conditions that allowed the debt refunding to meet savings targets.
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France is in third place with 74.6 points out of 100 and has moved up two places from last year.
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Jimmy Vesey was moved up to the first line with Kreider and Mika Zibanejad and scored New York's first goal.
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However, the date has now moved up to December 10, 2019, and instead of going missing, The Flash will die.
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The Iraqi tank had moved up beside us and took the opening for an easier shot with its main gun.
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He was hired to manage delegates to the Republican National Convention but moved up to campaign chairman after two months.
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Meanwhile, the number of people infected with and killed by coronavirus in the US has consistently moved up each day.
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Earlier this month, a solar storm appears to have moved up the timetable for the crash by a few hours.
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I picked up a job at 15 as a fry cook, and quickly moved up to being a sauté cook.
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In the second round, the Knicks moved up to acquire Ignas Brazdeikis, a Lithuanian-Canadian forward, with the 47th pick.
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But he moved up quickly when earlier this year the former vice president of product and growth Ed Baker resigned.
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The game had been scheduled for Sunday but was moved up because of a winter storm forecast for the Northeast.
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After four months, they let go of their Greenpoint, Brooklyn, apartment and moved up to the 1850s farmhouse full-time.
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It took him three seasons in rookie and low-A ball before he moved up to playing full-season baseball.
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If she can't — and lawmakers have already rejected her proposal twice — the deadline would be moved up to April 12.
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His comeback began this year, and as he found his swing, he quietly moved up in the World Golf Rankings.
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In response, Delta Air Lines moved up its planned suspension of all US flights to China to Sunday, February 2.
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Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng Index (HSI) moved up 1.1% after recording its worst day in more than five months.
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Entering the tournament, Tokushoryu was the lowest-ranked competitor in the field, having just moved up from the second division.
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Even as yields moved up, the stock market continued to gain, opposite recent sessions where higher interest rates spooked equities.
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Over the following decade, Lisa moved up steadily within that same consulting firm, the "gravitas" comment quietly urging her forward.
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Maduro, a socialist who was already sanctioned by the U.S. last year, moved up the country's next election to April.
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Gary Sanchez, the catcher who emerged as a middle-of-the-order sensation last season, was moved up to second.
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By then, the average closing price of the stock had moved up to $50.24 from $41.17 in the second quarter.
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After both runners moved up on a ground out, Kolten Wong was intentionally walked to load the bases for Mikolas.
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Gasly, who moved up from Toro Rosso at the end of last year, has yet to finish higher than fifth.
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Schalke, which could have moved up to fourth with a win, tied host Eintracht Frankfurt, 0-0, and stayed in seventh.
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Baltimore's Mike Wright (1-3), who originally was the scheduled starter Saturday night, was moved up to pitch the day game.
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Leading up to the testimony, markets were ruling out a March hike but the odds moved up slightly after she spoke.
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Lower told reporters he had been planning to announce his candidacy in July, but moved up the announcement after Amash's comments.
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So, through improv, Randy was born—he had moved up to New York from Maryland to write ad copy for Quiznos.
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The Packers also moved up in the 2019 NFL Draft to select former Maryland safety Darnell Savage in the first round.
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A wellness center that was due to open in April instead moved up the launch and opened its doors Monday morning.
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They liked how the stock price has moved up from $493 to $12, though the shares are down Friday over 3%.
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JPMorgan Chase topped the list again and was joined by Citigroup, which moved up a notch in the rankings' tier structure.
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After falling in the first and second events, Jenner finally moved up after throwing a personal best in the shot put.
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The inaugural flight was initially scheduled for February, travel website The Points Guy reported, though its service was unexpectedly moved up.
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Japan moved up to the No. 2 market in 2018 as China/Hong Kong cut imports due to rising trade tensions.
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The sensitive Australian dollar also moved up 0.4 percent to $0.7212 having also initially been hit when the tariff details broke.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average added more than 8003 points Monday, the expanded 0.47% and the Nasdaq Composite moved up 1.05%.
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I was lucky enough to get into a student leadership program that provided jobs for students and moved up fairly quickly.
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And on the same day new President Rodrigo Duterte assumed power, the Philippines moved up to become a Tier 22 nation.
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The 10-year Treasury has moved up appreciably from its August and early-October lows near 1.5%, settling Friday at 1.80%.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average added more than 78 points Monday, the expanded 0.47% and the Nasdaq Composite moved up 1.05%.
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And it became even harder to corral, because we got moved up a year, and that made it even more intense.
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The possibility of a December hike, around 50 percent before Yellen's remarks, moved up to 53.5 percent, according to the CME.
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The possibility of a December hike, around 50 percent before Yellen's remarks, moved up to 60.2 percent, according to the CME.
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His latest album, "Life of Pablo," moved up two spots to No. 23 on the Billboard 200 in the last week.
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LSU moved up a spot to No. 5, joining SEC rivals Alabama and Georgia in the upper tier of the rankings.
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In the years afterward, Gatenby moved up the ladder to lead the department of diagnostic imaging at Fox Chase Cancer Center.
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Trump's approval ratings have moved up since the election and six out of 10 survey respondents approved of the Carrier deal.
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The social media app Pinterest has moved up its timeline to list, filing its IPO prospectus with the SEC on Friday.
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Stocks rose early in the morning as oil rose, bond yields moved up, and the ADP private employment report was strong.
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That said, it has moved up a lot and I fear competition coming in at the year end from Johnson & Johnson.
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The country has moved up 73 places in the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business index over the past few years.
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Roark, who moved up when the scheduled starter Stephen Strasburg was scratched because of illness, allowed four hits and three walks.
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It moved up in this year's Disruptor list to No. 2 (from No. 27 last year) and outranks No. 19 Uber.
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Eric Fryer started the inning with a single and moved up when Federowicz threw wildly on Ivan Nova's sacrifice bunt attempt.
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The state's 2020 primary has been moved up to March, and California sends a behemoth delegation to the Democratic National Convention.
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One theory proposes that a back leg became part of the body and then moved up and became an insect wing.
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In the last two months, iron ore prices have been moving down while steel prices, in particular rebar, have moved up.
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The mission, which was originally scheduled for October 21 but has been moved up, aims to replace a faulty battery part.
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That treats falsehood like a hockey puck being moved up and down the ice, and forces each candidate into goalie pads.
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The security engineer started his professional career at Delta Airlines and gathered more tech certifications as he moved up in rank.
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Tesla moved up its goal of producing 500,000 Model 3s by a full two years, but fell well short of expectations.
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Yadav has since moved up to the 75kg category, but the feeling of being wronged in London has never left him.
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But the CBO moved up its projected deadline as a result of the tax-cut law President Trump signed in December.
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Those who have moved up to higher positions lacked skill, but knew how to navigate and thrive in a corrupt system.
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They moved up the street, upstate or down South, all to higher ground, though still feeling the pull of the tides.
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The U.S. moved up two spots from last year, to 13, far ahead of Russia (63), China (83) and India (118).
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Facing unprecedented drug gang–related violence, Mexico, Colombia, and Guatemala had insisted the global confab be moved up by two years.
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After defeating Cruz Azul 2-1 last Saturday, Tijuana has now moved up to first place in the Liga MX table.
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But over time, so much changed, including that the pets market had moved up into high-margin, higher-retail price points.
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And while the unemployment rate held steady at 22 percent over this period, the labor force participation rate moved up noticeably.
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It wasn't until I graduated and moved up to the Bay Area that I started [thinking], oh shit, everyone's consuming turmeric!
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"During the ice ages, the bands of vegetation moved up and down as the environment becomes warmer or colder," Dearing said.
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They moved up three spots from No. 6 overall and acquired the third selection from Indianapolis in a trade in March.
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The purchases had been planned for next year but were moved up as a result of the attack, Ms. Brown said.
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Hot Dog Buns Hot dog buns moved up after some hero allegedly threw a stale bun at Bill Cosby in jail.
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California and Texas — the two largest states in the country — have moved up their primaries to Super Tuesday, on March 3.
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She quickly moved up to the education job, directing citizen education workshops that encouraged disenfranchised African-Americans to register to vote.
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Detroit moved up from eighth place in July, after shifting between sixth and 25th place in the last 12 months. Realtor.
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Ramos later moved up to the lightweight division and lost two fights against the champion, Carlos Ortiz, in 1966 and 1967.
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Christine Lagarde moved up one place this year to second position after taking over a president of the European Central Bank.
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Finally, after public health groups concerned about vaping sued the FDA, Commissioner Ned Sharpless moved up the deadline to May 2020.
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They reasoned that the minerals accumulated in the water, moved up the food chain and became sequestered in the black skin.
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Business analysis, or preventing project failure by identifying and validating stakeholder requirements, moved up the ranking the most from last year.
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Business analysis, or preventing project failure by identifying and validating stakeholder requirements, moved up the ranking the most from last year.
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He or some other moderate could have recovered, but the California primary had been moved up to March 3, Super Tuesday.
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Defenseman Carl Gunnarsson moved up from the blue line and almost reached around the lunging Domingue to convert a rebound bid.
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The runners moved up on a one-out wild pitch before Franco and Cameron Rupp singled for a 563-0 lead.
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She moved up in the polls, but it proved to be a sugar high that dissipated as suddenly as it arrived.
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Regardless, stocks like Chevron, EOG Resources and Schlumberger have all moved up since oil begun moving toward $50 in early July.
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While Sanders's support has remained relatively steady since May, Warren has moved up 11 points in CNN surveys since then. Sen.
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RHP Matt Harvey (2-0, 2.45 ERA) moved up a day to start Friday in place of injured RHP Jacob deGrom.
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He or some other moderate could have recovered, but the California primary had been moved up to March 3, Super Tuesday.
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Paramount moved up the release of Mr. Aronofsky's film by a month to capitalize on buzz generated by film festival premieres.
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I started with a half an hour of walking, and when that didn't make me tired, I moved up to an hour.
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And the latest that we&aposre learning is, the reason why President Trump has moved up his departure to 7:00 p.m.
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While his initial start date was supposed to be August 15, that was later moved up to July 26, according to Scaramucci.
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We've talked about getting married over the past couple of years, and after doing long distance, I moved up here last year.
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With the threat of rain on Saturday, third-round play will be moved up, and the players will be grouped in threesomes.
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As one of the U.K.'s largest house-building businesses, Taylor Wimpey has moved up considerably from 93 in last year's ranking.
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Though Braun and her husband had intended to marry at some point, they moved up their wedding date by a couple years.
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Visser moved up to second overall, on 37 points and six behind Chadwick, in the series which uses identical Formula Three cars.
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In April, the Chiefs moved up to draft Patrick Mahomes, who likewise has a bigger arm and margin for error than Smith.
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Despite Brexit blues, the U.K. moved up six places this year to claim third place among the most desirable countries for expats.
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The dollar moved up from overnight lows and steadied on Thursday on the possibility of a U.S. interest rate hike next month.
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The AHCA would end the Medicaid expansion in 2020, but more conservative Republicans want to see that date moved up to 2018.
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Oil and gas explorer Santos Ltd led gains in energy stocks with a 2.4% advance, while heavyweight Woodside Petroleum moved up 2%.
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DALLAS, July 218, 21 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Two firms moved up a couple notches in the latest ranking of mortgage originators and servicers.
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Channing Dungey moved up the ranks at Warner to become a production executive on films like The Matrix and The Devil's Advocate.
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In the last year alone, Jakarta moved up to 36th place from 41st in the World Economic Forum's latest global competitiveness index.
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Wong moved up on Hudson's sacrifice bunt and scored on Dexter Fowler's RBI single to push the Cardinals' lead to 2-0.
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Having moved up from the sixth pick to the third, there is no doubt that New York will be selecting a quarterback.
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Two Chinese lenders, Bank of China and China Construction Bank, have been moved up from the bottom group into that bucket too.
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Prince Harry allegedly moved up his wedding date to Meghan so that their grandfather could be there, in consideration of his health.
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Frankfurt has moved up to 11th in the table from 23rd a year ago and Dublin has moved to 30th from 33rd.
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Samsung had moved up the Galaxy Note launch from prior years in an effort to build momentum ahead of its chief rival.
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The German airline Lufthansa moved up by 5.2 percent after reporting earnings of 1.75 billion euros last year, in line with forecasts.
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Jim Jordan got into politics 24 years ago and moved up from the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus to Congress 303 years later.
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The placement of the batteries has been moved up and closer to the rear of the harness to distribute their weight better.
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Meanwhile, Microsoft has moved up to number three — in fact, Coca Cola is the only non-tech brand in the top five.
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Average wages moved up slightly, giving a 2.5 percent increase for the last 12 months, compared with 2.0 percent a year ago.
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This is advice culled from my own career — I have moved up and around in an industry that's notoriously tricky to navigate.
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Economists attributed that anemic number to warmer than average weather in January and February, which moved up hiring plans for some industries.
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He also noted that the 12-month change in average hourly earnings has moved up and was at 2.5 percent in January.
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Qualifying fourth fastest, he moved up to second after penalties were applied to the Red Bulls of Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo.
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"Right after we moved up there, I got really depressed and really anxious really quickly, and it was pretty extreme," Roosendaal said.
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The Golden State's presidential primary was moved up to March 3, 2020, or Super Tuesday, following a state law passed in 2017.
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Soon after I moved up to Chiang Mai for a job at Santai Gym, I got an offer to go to Macau.
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So they moved up the line to a signal released by damaged tissue that docks onto the surface of pain-sensing nerves.
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Throughout 2016, public support for the Remain and Leave campaigns has moved up and down but is still too close to call.
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As the open top bus moved up Manhattan's Sixth Avenue, Ruffalo held a megaphone encouraging people to join them at Trump Tower.
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The problem for Mr Cameron as the referendum approaches is not that Europe has moved up the list of voters' biggest concerns.
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Clemson moved up two spots to No. 3 after two teams ahead of the Tigers lost for the first time, including Alabama.
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By then 32 years old, he moved up one weight class to challenge the lightweight champion Ray Mancini, known as Boom Boom.
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LF Marcell Ozuna has moved up to third among outfielders in the voting for the July 11 All-Star Game in Miami.
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Traditionally, the Ryder Cup points closed after the P.G.A. Championship, which had to be moved up this season because of the Olympics.
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He moved up to head Uber's engineering team in New York City and later became the Product Manager of autonomous vehicle operations.
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The mid-point of its profit guidance moved up by 7 million pounds to a target of 717 million pounds, it said.
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Latinos lean Democratic, and with the California and Texas primaries moved up on the calendar, could gain an early advantage for 2020.
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Third Point's Dan Loeb moved up to seventh from 12th place, making $625 million last year on his best returns since 2013.
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Melky Cabrera walked, Jose Abreu singled, and both runners moved up a base on a flyout to deep center by Cody Asche.
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Senior Associate Stephen Thorne becomes a principal, and associates Hillary Ball, Will Dufton and Adam Lasri are moved up to senior associate.
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We had a store, Boss Sneakers, then we moved up the block between 7th and 8th on 125th and opened Boss Emporium.
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She studied law, and after graduating, she stayed at the university as an assistant coach and then moved up to head coach.
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Porzingis stayed on the ground as the action moved up court and required assistance from teammates to stand up following a timeout.
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Mr. Netanyahu moved up his meeting in Moscow by several days to make a last pitch to Mr. Putin before the meeting.
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"We expected some crashes in this tricky final and moved up early," said Enrico Poitschke, sports director of Sagan's Bora-Hansgrohe team.
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There, the usual bloom date moved up to April 1 from April 6 between 1921 and 2017, according to The Washington Post.
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In recent months, deposit rates at online accounts have moved up and now average more than 1.4 percent, according to Fitch data.
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"I just thought it was a normal race and I moved up and I qualified and I was so happy," Christie said.
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Even more, it was moved up by a week, pushing the public debut of a host of companies to this coming Monday.
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While the nickel ore ban has been moved up, Indonesia will end exports of bauxite and copper concentrates in 28.3 as planned.
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While the nickel ore ban has been moved up, Indonesia will end exports of bauxite and copper concentrates in 2.43 as planned.
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Clemson moved up from fourth and unbeaten Miami jumped from seventh to third, giving the Atlantic Coast Conference two top-four teams.
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Many believed that Ramos should have moved up the ladder of penalties more slowly, perhaps starting with a milder warning about coaching.
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Having moved up to 11th place, it appears there are efforts underway to implement incremental improvements since the last report was published.
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Supplementing my college education with graduate degrees that I earned at night, I soon moved up the corporate ladder to management positions.
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Market odds on another quarter-point Federal Reserve interest rate cut next month to boost the economy moved up to nearly 64%.
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But until then, all we have is the same old logo with the number at the end moved up by a unit.
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The last time the clock ticked forward was in 2018 when it moved up 30 seconds to reach two minutes before midnight.
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DeGrom said the nerve had been freed, moved up in his arm and held in place by a sling made of tissue.
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They've been moved up to the first floor to stay out of harm's way, with the potential for flooding from the storm.
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That's the reason for the second dose of vaccine, which is now given at 4 years old, but may be moved up.
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None of the candidates in the middle of the pack have moved up to challenge Mr. Biden's status as the front-runner.
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In particular, the global picture has brightened as growth and inflation have broadly moved up for the first time in several years.
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Minnesota tacked on another run in the ninth when Buxton doubled, moved up on a fly ball and scored on Garver's single.
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As McChrystal moved up through the ranks and took on more responsibility, he realized he needed to be more effective with his time.
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Oil moved up to just under $51 bbl in August, before inflation figures in September confirmed a hike of up to 1.5 percent.
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RW Phil Kessel moved up to C Evgeni Malkin's line Tuesday against Florida, and Sullivan kept him there to start the Islanders game.
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Wilimovsky had moved up to second by 650 meters and it looked as though he and Jaeger would claim the other two medals.
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Chelsea, who moved up to fifth, hammered the team that succeeded them as Premier League winners as champions Leicester City capitulated 3-0.
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He was "the colonel" then (he's apparently moved up the ranks), ready to sell the secrets of Reagan's "Star Wars" program to Elizabeth.
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This was moved up from the city's original projection that all officers would be equipped with body cameras by the end of 2019.
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Going into the eighth event, the pole vault, Jenner had moved up to second place – just nine points behind Avilov, according to USOC.
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Mumo says in the last two years, it has been operating on a daily schedule and has moved up to 2 million passengers.
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Doctors will follow these patients with ultrasounds to see if the placenta has moved up (which it often does) and sex is safe.
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He then moved up the value chain and started contract manufacturing of jewelry for U.S. clients who would in turn sell to retailers.
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The Minnesota Vikings, who defeated the winless Cleveland Browns last week, moved up one to No. 5 as they enter their bye week.
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He then moved up to lead product across the company temporarily, before becoming permanent in the role as of March of this year.
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I may not have moved up to Champagne status, but I finally got a gilded eye mask, and for me, that's even better.
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The company stock moved up by around 4% Tuesday morning on to the reports of increased production in its bauxite and alumina divisions.
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The EPA had until April 52.63 to decide whether the 2025 standards were feasible but in November moved up its decision to Jan.
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Both runners moved up on a groundout, but Hiura was picked off at third by Diaz before getting tagged out in a rundown.
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Indicators of labor shortages moved up, suggesting that while there is still substantial slack in the labor market, it may have leveled off.
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The judge on Sunday moved up the government's deadline for a response to Tuesday, given the "urgent nature" of the migrant family crisis.
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German yields moved up from record lows in response to better-than-expected Chinese trade data and a steadying of China's yuans currency.
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The date has moved up two months over the past 20 years, and July 29 marks the earliest the date has ever landed.
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The Germans were 2-0 up at half time before they moved up a gear and ended up easy winners in Sao Paulo.
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The ranks of the unemployed moved up to 6.08 million in October, but the corresponding JOLTS data won't be released until next month.
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Alonso dropped to 19th in the later practice, with only Canadian Lance Stroll slower in the Williams, but Vandoorne moved up to 10th.
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My official start date got moved up by friends of mine in the White House counsel's office because they know what's going on.
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Additionally, Sehgal noted that many emerging market companies had moved up the value chain and were no longer just assemblers of Western goods.
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And sure, those cases sometimes get moved up the chain of command to high-level officials or, on rare occasions, the president's desk.
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Moylan came in and got a flyout from Martinez, although the runners moved up on a throwing error by right fielder Jorge Bonifacio.
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India has steadily moved up the ranking since Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government came into power and implemented a series of major reforms.
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After years of sticking with an 83-megapixel sensor, Apple finally moved up to 12 megapixels, allowing for even larger, higher-quality images.
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He then moved up on a sacrifice bunt by Revere and scored on Bryce Harper's grounder to give the Nationals a quick lead.
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After a while, I moved up a couple title changes, and I left and went to BuzzFeed, where I edited the music vertical.
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Although Button qualified fifth, the 2009 champion moved up thanks to five-place penalties for Rosberg and Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel ahead of him.
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During the investor call, Bastian said the airline has moved up its plan to retire its aging MD-90 fleet by two years.
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He has now moved up to fifth in the world rankings, and it is possible that he is just an unusually late bloomer.
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More recently, Stanford University professor John Taylor has also moved up in the prediction markets, and Warsh now has fallen even behind Yellen.
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He has moved up the ranks at M.D. Anderson since arriving in 2015, when he served as chairman of the radiation oncology department.
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It has also moved up to the eighth leading cause of death for people of all ages, ahead of HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.
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The S&P only moved up or down by at least 1 percent on eight occasions this year, most recently on Sept. 19543.
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Rio Tinto moved up 2.4 percent on the European benchmark after shareholders agreed a $2.69 billion coal assets sale to China-backed Yancoal.
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Margot then moved up to third on a ground out to the right side and scored on Hunter Renfroe's sacrifice fly to left.
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But if I were to guess: if interest rates -- if the ten-year moved up to 5 percent, stocks would be somewhat cheaper.
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Stella Metsovas is a testament to that fact: At the age of nine, she took up swimming and rapidly moved up the ranks.
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The Winnipeg Jets climbed from sixth to number two in the lottery and the Columbus Blue Jackets moved up a spot to third.
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Already this year, it has moved up or down at least 1 percent on 17 days, most recently, with a gain on Friday.
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As Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan moved up the technology and value chains, they invested in developing countries, like Vietnam and Indonesia.
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Then, after receiving coverage through a former employer, Mr. Botts moved up his wedding date so he could switch to his wife's policy.
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Ohio Democratic Party leaders want the date moved up sooner, with expanded opportunities for vote-by-mail and curb-side ballot drop-offs.
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He had been moved up in the rotation to start against Arizona while Steven Matz deals with a blister on his throwing hand.
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But, but, but: Crude oil prices moved up back up somewhat on Friday, "supported by expectations of more OPEC production cuts," Reuters notes.
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And Mr. Plumeri moved up as the firm evolved into Citigroup, and he spent 32 years there, many of them in top jobs.
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From there, he gradually moved up the Mets' minor league ladder, taking various jobs until he landed in his current role in 2010.
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American and United airlines have canceled flights to China, and American moved up its planned suspension beginning Friday, January 31 until March 27.
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The Academy Awards has been moved up to February 22018 from its usual place at the beginning of March or end of February.
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It also moved up two notches from No. 9 last year to No. 7, clinching another top 10 finish in the Workforce category.
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Anderson, who was moved up to the leadoff spot Monday, drove a triple into the right field corner and scored on Eaton's groundout.
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Bryce Harper doubled, moved up on a grounder and scored when Jean Segura was able to beat out a grounder to second base.
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Bryce Harper doubled, moved up on a grounder and scored when Jean Segura was able to beat out a grounder to second base.
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On weekends and in the summer, the family went upstate to Earlton, and when his father retired they moved up there for good.
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Heating and plumbing products firm Ferguson also moved up by 6.7 percent to top the FTSE 100 after reporting its half-year results.
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Frustrated by its eroding position, state political leaders in both parties engineered legislation that moved up the state's presidential primary to March 1996.
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But now he has moved up to a supervisory position, increased his salary and oversees others who have benefited from having new jobs.
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And so those early employees are often moved up rapidly to managerial and executive roles, suddenly handling direct reports with no experience whatsoever.
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U.C.L.A. (13-3), which was No. 1 on three ballots, moved up from fifth to third after its win over Arizona on Saturday.
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Inside, a nozzle moved up and down, shooting molten plastic into a mold, where it cooled around the end of a catheter tube.
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Okerstrom moved up from CFO to CEO in 2017 when then-CEO Dara Khosrowshahi left the company to become chief executive of Uber.
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Give me your quick background in terms of how you moved up the political ... where you grew up and things like that. Sure.
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"If you compare two players who both are No. 10 draft picks and compare the performance of the player who had a bump — who moved up because of March Madness — to one who didn't, the one who moved up tends to do better in the N.B.A., mostly in offensive statistics," said Anne Preston, a professor of economics at Haverford College.
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The median price target on Netflix's stock is $208, which has moved up 303 percent over roughly three months, showing Wall Street's growing bullishness.
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On inflation, the committee said market-based measures remain low but have moved up "considerably," a word that was omitted from the November statement.
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Having reached his limit in the donut trade, Winchell moved up the ladder of the American fast-food business, acquiring Denny's, a restaurant chain.
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But under Nadella, who took over in early 2014, Microsoft stock has moved up and to the right, consistently outperforming the S&P 20003.
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The Celtics have moved up into third place in the East with the recent run of strong play and are thinking about bigger goals.
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On Wednesday, the Fed cut interest rates for the first time in a decade and moved up plans to stop shedding its bond holdings.
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"Bodak Yellow" had fallen out of the Billboard Top 10, but on Tuesday it moved up two places, allowing her to clinch the honor.
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By this measure, Mnuchin should be praising Barack Obama, considering the S&P 500 moved up nearly 200 percent during his time in office.
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But as the process moved up to the county level, then the congressional district level, and finally the state level, Trump got zero delegates.
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Field Day activities at the school were originally scheduled for Friday, but had been moved up a day to avoid the probability of rain.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as U.S. markets moved up strongly after the FBI said there were no grounds for prosecuting Hillary Clinton.
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While real rates haven't moved up, the anticipation is that the Fed would get tougher and hike rates with more fiscal spending spurring inflation.
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Solution: Tokyo's roads are currently being resurfaced with a reflective material, and all 2020 marathon events have already been moved up to 6 a.m.
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As the suspension moved up and down, hydraulic fluid from the absorber would be forced through their device, turning a rotor that generated electricity.
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New Zealand's Rebecca Scown and Genevieve Behrent left it late to make their mark but moved up in the last stretch to take silver.
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The median price target on Netflix's stock is $232, which has moved up 230 percent over roughly three months, showing Wall Street's growing bullishness.
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James was sensational throughout the tightly contested affair which the Warriors won 124-114 when their potent offense moved up a gear in overtime.
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FABER: DOES THAT GET MOVED UP WHEN YOU HAVE A LARGE ACTIVIST WHO IS HAPPY TO SEND OFF SCATHING LETTERS ALL OF THE TIME?
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They had CCTV security cameras for faces, and you could see their metal interiors and wires as they moved up and down the pole.
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Switzerland's Lara Gut-Behrami dropped from third to sixth following the review while Nicole Schmidhofer moved up to second and Corinne Suter to third.
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Lengthy DOJ career Rosenstein, born in Pennsylvania, joined the Justice Department in 1990 and moved up the organization over the span of 27 years.
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Cook has been thinking about the best ways to recruit more women as she's moved up in the ranks over the last 15 years.
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Brent was at $47.31 a barrel and U.S. crude at $45.65, having moved up swiftly as the dollar slipped after the surprise BoE decision.
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"Bodak Yellow" had fallen out of the Billboard Top 10, but on Tuesday it moved up two places, allowing her to clinch the honor.
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"Libor moved up so fast that despite the spread compression, the average coupon is still higher than three or six months ago," Nechamkin said.
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He received 20 job offers and accepted a position at Monsanto, the Missouri-based agricultural biotech company, where he quickly moved up in rank.
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U.S. Treasury yields moved up from April lows hit this week to 2.87 percent, though there were a number of geopolitical events to navigate.
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In one of his final acts as governor, Greitens acquiesced to conservative demands and moved up the date for the referendum to August 7.
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The Kiwi duo of Rebecca Scown and Genevieve Behrent had left it late but moved up in the last stretch to take the silver.
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After the Cubs acquired him, he moved up through the farm system, debuted in 2014 and earned a spot in the rotation last season.
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The airline moved up one spot from the 2018 list, when it ranked second behind Singapore Airlines, which placed second on this year's list.
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Both runners moved up on Marquez's bunt and scored when Blackmon hit his fifth triple, to left-center, increasing the lead to 4-0.
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He was able to settle the charges as misdemeanor theft, and moved up to Maine to live and work with his mother and stepfather.
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The two moved up on a wild pitch and scored on successive sacrifice flies by Braun and Perez for a 2-0 Milwaukee lead.
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The publication date was moved up because Comey's firing by Trump remains hot in the news as special counsel Robert Mueller continues his investigation.
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"We were in the perfect position when it split - we all committed when we needed to," said Thomas, who moved up to second overall.
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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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NBC and CBS, wary of granting a head start to the competitor, each moved up its broadcast to the early evening from 21960 p.m.
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As the National moved up from clubs to arenas, album by album it grew less attached to arrangements resembling what it could play onstage.
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The 5-2 morning line favorite, Improbable, finished fifth in the Derby but was moved up to fourth after the disqualification of Maximum Security.
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In exchange, Grafton's 650 or so residents sacrificed the lower floors of their homes to the river's whims or moved up onto a bluff.
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At 7, he was moved up to a fifth-grade math class, and at his mother's urging he skipped second grade altogether, he said.
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Until I moved up north this past summer — I'd never been in temperatures below 20 degrees fahrenheit and hadn't planned on it — but this?
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She moved up quickly through the ranks, until the late restaurant hours got to her and her husband, who wanted to start a family.
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The research relied on an average of three pretournament mock drafts to determine whether a player moved up in the draft after the tournament.
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The New Mexico governor started her political career working as a Bernalillo County health commissioner, and then moved up to state secretary of health.
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Veronica Antetokounmpo, meanwhile, has moved up a flight to be with her sons on the fifth floor in the wake of her husband's death.
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The 10-year US government bond yield tumbled near a three-year low on Wednesday but moved up from its lows of the day.
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In response, Mahathir's allies moved up their plan and summoned their potential new partners to a dinner at the Sheraton hotel on Feb. 23.
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And if you look at markets around the world, they've mostly moved in parallel — and some have moved up more than the U.S. market.
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Gunshots could be heard as the bulldozer moved up to the group, which was forced to abandon its effort to carry the body away.
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Broadway theaters moved up the evening curtain by an hour so that playgoers could get out of Times Square before the muggers took over.
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Marvel Cinematic Universe TV shows, "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" and "WandaVision," debut later this year (the latter was moved up from 2021).
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"You've got more people who've moved up to their final house on the ladder," said Mr. Dietz, of the National Association of Home Builders.
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And even though they&aposve now moved up the block, hundreds of customers walk through the restaurant&aposs doors each day for one thing.
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Their scenarios assumed she would do well in the delegate-rich California primary, moved up to March to have more impact on the race.
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On Monday, they moved up to No. 8 in both the Associated Press and USA Today coaches polls, the highest rating in school history.
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He was, at 259, an Ironman veteran who only last year moved up to multiple-distance races by doing a double Ironman-length race.
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Later in the year he moved up a weight class to challenge Marlon Moraes for the UFC bantamweight championship, and he destroyed him, too.
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Power company line technicians work to restore power after a tornado hit Emerald Isle as Hurricane Dorian moved up the East Coast, Sept. 5.
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A power company lineman works to restore power after a tornado hit Emerald Isle, North Carolina, as Hurricane Dorian moved up the East coast.
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North Korea has moved up its window for a rocket launch by a day, the South Korean Defense Ministry said Saturday, according to CNN.
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Both runners moved up a base on a throwing error by Joey Gallo in left, putting runners on second and third with no outs.
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Investors have moved up the credit spectrum as Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs) position themselves for potential ratings downgrades that could trigger a market downturn.
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California, which offers the most pledged delegates of any state, moved up its primary to have a larger influence in the 2020 nominating process.
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Volatility has moved up from 2017's exceptionally low levels, investor sentiment is fragile, and some are questioning whether the U.S. is heading into recession.
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After Vazquez walked, the runners moved up on Tzu-Wei Lin's comebacker to the pitcher and Marrero tied the game with a single to left.
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The director then moved up the famous restaurant scene in the shooting schedule in order to convince Paramount not to fire Pacino, and it worked.
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The gender gap in the agency is closing, partly because those who joined the CIA in the 1970s have since moved up in the ranks.
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In July 2015, she alleges that she and other female engineers were passed over for promotion, while their male colleagues were moved up the ranks.
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Play was moved up on Sunday due to inclement weather, with the final 215 players competing in threesomes off of two tees early Sunday morning.
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In recent days, the effective fed funds rate, which targets the overnight level that banks charge each other for loans, has moved up to 2.453%.
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Bloody Attacks on Ivory Coast Hotels Raise Profile of African al Qaeda Branch The gunmen then moved up the beach and entered several seaside hotels.
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In currency markets, the safe-haven yen found itself temporarily out of favour as the dollar moved up to 118.30 yen from an early 117.61.
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Banks, which also moved up on the initial headline, are now flat on the day, implying investors do not believe a rate hike is imminent.
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The report noted that Shanghai and Tianjin remained second and third in the ranking, while Shenzhen moved up six places to land in fourth place.
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Skaggs was a pregame scratch because of a tight hamstring, so John Lamb moved up one day from his scheduled start Friday to start Thursday.
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Facebook and Amazon both moved up a few slots and Taiwan Semiconductor took 17th place in the fourth quarter, up from 32nd the year prior.
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Some U.S. groups meantime have moved up in the U.K.'s ranks, with Amazon and JP Morgan Chase & Co securing higher positions than last year.
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She joined the news outlet shortly after and quickly moved up to a political commentator featured on Fox News Channel, Fox Business Channel and OANN.
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Originally scheduled for September, the Jeffries-Corbett fight was moved up because come autumn of 1900, boxing was going to be outlawed in New York.
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There could be tons of reasons why the market moved up such as the Fed on hold or relief of stress in the oil patch.
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There could be tons of reasons why the market moved up such as the Fed on hold or relief of stress in the oil patch.
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Amazon CEO and founder Jeff Bezos moved up to fifth place from the 15th spot last year as his net worth increased to $45.2 billion.
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"I know he will be able to help me with my earlobes and get everything kind of moved up to the right place," Kris said.
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Peralta singled in the third inning before Iannetta did the same, and the runners moved up a base on center fielder Denard Span's fielding error.
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Shares of Kraft Heinz moved up more than 2000 percent on the news in after hours trading, giving it a market capitalization of $5 billion.
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In the bottom of the second, Josh Bell led off with a double to left and moved up on Gregory Polanco's single to shallow right.
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The company also moved up maintenance plans for its Ku-Maloob-Zaap field, its biggest producer, located in shallow waters of the Bay of Campeche.
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California moved up its primary voting from June to March 3, giving the large, expensive state a more significant role in the 2020 nominating contest.
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Elvis Andrus singled to short with one out, moved up on a groundout to first and scored on a single to right-center by Lucroy.
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A US official told CNN Trump's departure was moved up by more than 12 hours because Kim set his departure for shortly after the summit.
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On Thursday, the storm moved up the southeastern US coast and is forecast to bring heavy rains and life-threatening storm surge to the Carolinas.
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Felix — easy to recognize in Lane 4 in her high compression socks — quickly moved up from third to second as Miller's stride started to shorten.
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The FTSE 100 index moved up 10.37 points, or 0.2 percent, to 6,153 points by 0851 GMT, taking gains for the week to 1.2 percent.
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She moved up the ranks from a housekeeper to a manager at a hotel, where she has been working for more than 25 years now.
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I did get a say in how much they would take—I chose to have my kneecap moved up and have everything below that removed.
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He said the company had planned to announce the disclosures later this week but moved up the announcement when it learned of The Journal's article.
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But if the 10-year yield moved up to reestablish a 1-percentage point difference, it would sail past the psychologically important 3 percent mark.
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A year later, the first pride march set out from Stonewall, growing from several hundred people to several thousand as it moved up Sixth Avenue.
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Meanwhile, "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" moved up to 10th place on the list of all-time global moneymakers; it sits at $1.2 billion total.
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The Bucs were impressed enough by it that they decided to let Winston stay with his offensive coordinator, who has moved up to head coach.
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It felt pretty good to finally beat a Mega Man stage, so I completed a couple more stages in Newcomer and moved up to Casual.
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Suarez hit a single — his third hit of the night — and the runners moved up when the ball was deflected by third baseman David Bote.
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Dropbox has moved up to the highest close since August, and the charts show that the stock has potentially put in a bottom, Newton explained.
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The N.B.A. moved up the start of the regular season in hope of creating more opportunities for players to rest without doing so during games.
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In a country that refers to teachers as "gurus," Shaikh has moved up in status, from just another shanty kid to a respected basketball guru.
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Kelly purchased Basic Economy seats on an American Airlines flight that was moved up by three hours — an itinerary change that derailed her vacation plans.
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Cameras and photosScreenshot: AppleFor the standard iPhone 11, Apple has moved up to a 12-MP dual camera setup with primary and ultra-wide lenses.
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The main reason the deficit reduction is now lower is that Republicans moved up repeal of ObamaCare's taxes by one year, something conservatives had requested.
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This year, the deadline for distribution of K-1 forms was moved up, so that may prove less of a problem, Ms. Greene-Lewis said.
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The Jayhawks (26-3) moved up two places to the top spot, receiving 58 first-place votes Monday from the 65-member national media panel.
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RF Mitch Haniger was moved up to the No. 4 spot in the lineup Sunday after hitting the ball well in the last few days.
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I've moved up people's shit on the belt to make way for my crap, especially my food is in a basket and weighing me down.
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Diaz singled in the fifth and moved up on a Garcia sacrifice bunt and a groundout before scoring on Piscotty's infield hit off Greinke's glove.
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Maduro's government recently ordered the country's elections to be moved up to later this month, a move the U.S. and other countries have labeled undemocratic.
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And in another last-minute change, Mr. Kim's scheduled departure from Vietnam on Saturday was moved up by half a day, according to diplomatic sources.
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And it's a real challenge to like get it moved up in the queue and explain that process, and there's a method to it, right?
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Google parent Alphabet rose 1.47 percent and Microsoft moved up 0.69 percent, driving a 703 percent gain in the S&P information and technology index. Amazon.
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I moved up to Massachusetts to cover the trial, and I was sitting out on a porch with a print-out of all these text messages.
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The Cubs knew that inclement weather was in the forecast and moved up the game's start time by 30 minutes to try to beat the storms.
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The Beige Book showed modest economic growth with tighter labor conditions pushing up wages—not a big change but the markets again moved up modestly nonetheless.
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Biden is down 2628 points over the same poll from August, while Warren has moved up 28503 points and Buttigieg has gained 22019 points since August.
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Continuing to seek out strong women to learn from, Emmerich moved up: She went on to work for MTV Networks, the Travel Channel, and Vice Media.
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Gibbons also said Travis will start in the bottom of the order and if he is swinging well, he will be moved up in the lineup.
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Justice Department lawyers said the teen&aposs abortion was moved up without their knowledge and before they could ask the Supreme Court to review the case.
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It's launching on October 2665th with an event in New York City that was moved up a day to avoid conflicting with Apple's iPad Pro event.
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Instead of taking gambles with the vehicles, I could've moved up the machine gunners to help with the advance instead of keeping them too far back.
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He began as a busboy and quickly moved up the ranks from serving to training to bartending to assistant managing, and eventually became a corporate trainer.
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Santiago, Chile has moved up as well, thanks to increases in the price of copper, the country's primary export, and the value of the Chilean peso.
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"I think it has provided very good racing," said Vettel, who moved up from last to fourth in Sunday's race won by Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
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Jim Lovell moved up from the backup to the prime crew for Apollo 8 (which resulted in Aldrin moving over to become backup command module pilot).
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That is, apps associated with a given keyword as synchronously moved up in the ranks all at the same time, which points to an algorithm change.
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Haiti, which also moved up to the Tier 2 watch list, was highlighted for "creating a post-Hurricane Matthew emergency working group to address human trafficking."
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The intensity moved up a notch in the third set before Konta broke in the fifth game and held her nerve to serve the match out.
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Vettel moved up to third in the later session, 0.763 off Hamilton's pace, and just ahead of Red Bull's Pierre Gasly while Leclerc dropped to 10th.
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The British offensive at the Somme was moved up partially due to political pressure for the UK to do its part and relieve pressure at Verdun.
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The prosecutor in the case is PISSED ... claiming Cleaves is receiving undeserved special treatment -- specially because his arraignment was moved up a day without her knowledge.
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Rapid response teams tasked with fixing track and other equipment problems will be formed, while the delivery of 300 new subway cars is being moved up.
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Fitch expects strengthening the economy to have moved up the government's policy agenda in the realisation that stronger performance will be necessary to bolster political support.
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The Presidential election was originally scheduled to take place in December of 2018, but was moved up to April in a surprise move by the government.
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Los Angeles' Shohei Ohtani and Kole Calhoun opened the eighth with singles off right-hander Geoff Hartlieb, and both runners moved up on a wild pitch.
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The Australian boat crewed by Karsten Forsterling, Alexander Belonogoff, Cameron Girdlestone, James McCrae lagged until the halfway point when they moved up to challenge the Germans.
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Tampa Bay finally got a runner into scoring position in the seventh when Matt Duffy led off with a single and moved up on a groundout.
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Before becoming CEO, Nooyi moved up the ranks, holding posts as senior vice president, chief financial officer, a member of the board of directors, and president.
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The company had previously expected to hit the target by January 2019, but improvements in logistics, operations and technology have moved up that deadline, Hollub said.
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Google-parent Alphabet rose 1.8 percent and Microsoft moved up 0.7 percent, driving a 0.45 percent gain in the S&P information and technology index. Amazon.
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What appears to be happening is the timetable for computing dominance of Go has been moved up roughly a decade from when it had been expected.
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What's next: Leon said he expected to deliver a ruling on June 12, although that date could be moved up if he makes a decision sooner.
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The best player in college basketball, he was drafted by the Spurs, moved up a competitive tier, and immediately became one of the best players there.
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Vettel won it and extended his lead in the championship to 124 points over Button, who moved up to second in the standings after finishing second.
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They get to stay on the board until the next annual meeting and board election, which will be moved up to no later than Feb. 3.
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He forayed into politics as Florida's secretary of commerce in the late '80s and quickly moved up the ranks, serving two terms as the state governor.
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Wolff's scabrous book comes out on Friday — the publication date was moved up amid a media furor — but I was able to get an advance copy.
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She played with her umbrella as she moved up the staircase, opening and closing it, striking a variety of poses and fluttering her gold false eyelashes.
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The emergency cut moved up the Fed's action, lessening the need for another move at the March meeting, Bullard said, but policymakers are tracking developments closely.
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Electoral authorities also moved up the election to May, although it is traditionally held in December, allowing little time for the opposition to organize and campaign.
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Baltimore struck in the first when leadoff hitter Villar reached on an infield single, stole second, moved up on a groundout and scored on Mancini's single.
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Mounir Baatour announced his candidacy on Thursday for the September election, moved up from November following the death of 92-year-old President Beji Caïd Essebsi.
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A. I was born in Providence, R.I. My father was a corporate executive, and as he moved up the ladder, we moved all over New England.
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But when the production transferred to Broadway, Ms. Walker, who had moved up from featured dancer to assistant choreographer, lobbied for more kids to get exposure.
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The film, directed by the actor Fisher Stevens and Alexis Bloom, debuts on HBO Saturday night after the cable network moved up its premiere from March.
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"Some 190 patients have been moved up to the Bexar County area to be able to be transferred to a safer hospital environment," Mr. Wolff said.
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Sadulaev, nicknamed the "Russian Tank", moved up to 97kg in winning at last year's European Championships, and appears to be on a collision course with Snyder.
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But this week Tesla abruptly moved up its scheduled earnings, which many took as a sign the company was eager to show off its quarterly profit.
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Sadulaev, nicknamed the "Russian Tank", moved up to 97kg in winning at last year's European Championships, and appears to be on a collision course with Snyder.
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Bettors who had just watched the Tigers' record-breaking 63-28 rout of Oklahoma started putting their money down on L.S.U., and the line moved up.
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From an early job as a security guard in Kabul, he became a security expert in Helmand Province and moved up in the provincial government there.
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Tour de France sprint king Cavendish moved up the leaderboard when he finished second in the elimination race, although he faces a crucial day on Saturday.
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Tesla gained ground and moved up four spots in the latest Annual Auto Reliability Survey from Consumer Reports, thanks largely to improvements with the Model 3.
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If the chamber had not moved up the vote, the chances of at least a brief shutdown after the midnight Friday deadline would have greatly increased.
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Goggia moved up to second place in the World Cup standings behind the American slalom specialist Mikaela Shiffrin, who skipped the speed events at Val d'Isère.
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