The head just moves up and down, so the ponytail also moves up and down with it.
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It starts with the mattresses and toothbrushes or the Mailchimps and then it moves up the ... it moves up.
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Go deeper: Climate politics moves up the Democrats' priority list
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Its carbon fiber spoiler moves up and down to improve aerodynamics.
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She might have a few new dance moves up her sleeves.
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If the band moves up, you may need to size down.
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She moves up in the rankings this week, and every week.
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Shares of Ferrari moves up both in Milan and New York.
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Number 2 moves up to Number 1 in the power rankings.
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This language moves up through your hand and into your head.
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Well, that moves up to a swipe-down on the top right.
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Payments platform Razorpay moves up five places this year to fourth position.
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The list is winnowed as it moves up the chain of command.
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But it also should rally even if the whole market moves up.
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Taiwan's electronics businesses are under threat as China moves up the value chain.
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Koepka now moves up to the career best fourth place in the worldwide rankings.
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So the couple quickly moves up their special day, and finally tie the knot.
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So the couple quickly moves up their special day, and finally ties the knot.
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Conversely, Fred Durst—and we can't believe we're saying this—moves up this week.
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"Pele moves up hill, sideways downhill, opens up in your back yard," he said.
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This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman has more tear-jerking moves up his sleeve.
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UB40 UB40 moves up for IMMEDIATELY distancing themselves from sobbing adult boy Brett Kavanaugh.
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The book is about what happens when a financial magus moves up from Manhattan.
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When she moves up a rank, she's entrusted with writing the table of contents.
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When your body moves up, it increases the force pulling up on the pack.
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ET. The forecast details will become more clear as the storm moves up the coast.
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I started seeing the game in potential moves, up to eight turns into the future.
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And by "functional," I mean it moves up and down and makes "pew pew" noises.
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Even when it moves up or down, it moves much less than in other countries.
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It moves up the expiration date by which states could take up the Medicaid expansion.
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But when you put it on, with the hood on, the whole thing moves up.
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The book moves up a gear, however, when Watson turns to the more recent past.
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For instance, trading is automatically halted if a stock moves up or down by 10 percent.
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Then we'll decide if he pitches at Lake Elsinore again or moves up to Triple-A.
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It also lacks positional tracking, meaning it can't tell if your head moves up and down.
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Miami will start RHP Edinson Volquez, who moves up one day to replace LHP Adam Conley.
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Williams's Brazilian driver Felipe Massa moves up to 10th for the third race of the season.
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Traffic moves up and down 16th Street Northwest, north of the White House, on Monday morning.
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His wife is adept on cliffs, and he twitches as she moves up a rock face.
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So its starts with the Greek tragedies, moves up to the Romans, you get the idea.
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The country moves up one spot after it broke onto the top 10 list in 2018.
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"He moves up because so many billionaires dropped in the ranks," Kroll told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Ashra, who joined the bank in 2013, moves up from head of Asia debt capital markets syndicate.
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The Nokia 3.13 also moves up to a somewhat nicer and newer MediaTek processor, the Helio P23.1.
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Moreover, despite big moves up and down, the Dow is effectively flat for the past 16 months.
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That number moves up to 553% when it's among people who approve of Trump's overall job performance.
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Prince moves up and down the piano for little flourishes, but he's only really tinkering with one chord.
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First she revealed that she secretly has some unbelievable dance moves up her sleeve in Vogue's Instagram series.
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Nevertheless, political pressure to break the logjam will increase as Captain Smith's case moves up the judicial ladder.
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Slightly lower your nose as the crown of your head moves up, taking your whole body with it.
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The president said the storm "is going to be building strength" as it moves up the East Coast.
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And as the 10-year yield moves up, something called the yield curve is starting to widen again.
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A few seconds later his hand moves up to her breast, and the accuser puts her hand on his.
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Bullpen coach Mack Jenkins replaced Riggins while Triple-A pitching coach Ted Power moves up to oversee the bullpen.
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As it moves up and down with the swell, the giant pod drives a hydraulic pump to generate electricity.
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A COMPANY that moves up the value chain from refrigerator parts to cars is impressive but not that surprising.
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Her point: The big moves up we have seen in some tech IPOs is largely due to conservative pricing.
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When crude moves up it is telling the world, and particularly the U.S., is not going through a recession.
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Lululemon moves up to the seventh spot from 291th in last fall's survey, landing in its highest spot yet.
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The Mod-T moves its print bed around on two spinning rods, while the print head moves up and down.
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But my favorite moment was when she spoke about her own insecurities as she moves up in the entertainment industry.
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A brief analysis of our data suggests the market moves up 53 percent of the time, going back to 1950.
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A brief analysis of our data suggests the market moves up 53 percent of the time, going back to 1950.
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"Two Spheres" consists of white balls against a black panel, one slowly turning while the other moves up and down.
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Their theory holds that the price of stocks and bonds are negatively correlated, as one moves up the other moves down.
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But as one moves up the ranks into Class B and A, technique starts to defeat aggression on a consistent basis.
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Juxtaposition is a Cardi B staple that is becoming more and more pronounced as she moves up the music industry ranks.
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Each radio wave has its own frequency — how much the wave moves up and down in a given period of time.
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Once the memo is sent, it moves up the department's bureaucracy until it reaches the secretary of state his or herself.
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It has had some larger moves up and down and because of that volatility, that looks pretty exciting to me, too.
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As the low pressure moves up the East Coast, there will be an increased amount of rainfall from Philadelphia to Boston.
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"We've had other counter-trend rallies like this, moves up in the 10-year, only to stop each time," he added.
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Therefore, investors are probably going to have to get used to these type of fast moves up and down, he noted.
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The cause is the same reason that lunar eclipses don't occur every full moon: The moon's orbital plane moves up and down.
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So Gucci officially moves up five points in the power rankings, which, after applying the international conversion rate, is actually 6.3 points.
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Maybe the front office has some sneaky brilliant moves up its sleeve, like the preseason trade of Michael Carter-Williams for Snell.
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Big moves up and down are common for small-cap companies, which can live and die on a few customers or projects.
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As that storm moves up the Atlantic coast, two other storms had been threatening Hawaii, a state that rarely receives such visitors.
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Gusts of wind could reach 30 to 40 miles per hour tonight as the low-pressure system moves up the East Coast.
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With "On My Block," the audience age range moves up a few years, and the TV comparisons shift to Freeform and MTV.
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The sanction means Red Bull's Max Verstappen, last year's race winner, moves up to form a front row of 21-year-olds.
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The cast will be trapped in a closed white space, under a ceiling that moves up and down without rhyme or reason.
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In this case, the view finder moves up, occupying the top half of the screens while the controls take up the bottom.
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Fitzmaurice said the dramatic moves — up and down — in oil prices highlight the role of momentum-based computerized trading in the oil market.
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It's also the case that as ARM moves up the performance ladder, it will necessarily start to drop in terms of power efficiency.
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To drive home the point, Noga must watch helplessly as her orchestra moves up the Mozart concerto and replaces her with another harpist.
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In most multi-asset portfolios, equities tend to determine an investors' return because their price moves up and down more than other assets.
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The short explanation I can give you, to tie this book with the earlier ones, is: I think technology moves up in steps.
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But as he moves up the ranks of the Hollywood elite, he still feels accessible, and that is his sexiest trait of all.
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I can also use Tracker to get the change in height (Δy) of his center of mass as he moves up the wall.
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The short answer: Technology moves up in steps, and each step, each new platform, is usually biased toward a new set of capabilities.
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Trump gave Mattis until February 21, 2018, to complete that review, but this new legislation give moves up the timeline by two months.
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Specifically, the portion of the urethra directly below the bladder moves up into the body after surgery, but moves back down after some time.
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Medici becomes a vice president in Vandemere's operation, and the whole operation moves up to his massive Disney World-doppelganger park in Coney Island.
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"Many of these stocks already had significant moves up and were due for a correction," said Henry Smith, chief investment officer of Haverford Trust.
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Influence increases slowly as one moves up the scale, and at the very top—a fraction of 19833 percent—policy is pretty much determined.
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Now, back to the news: President Trump moves up Jim Mattis's departure, Hungarians take to the streets again and confusion continues at Gatwick Airport.
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Not surprisingly, then, the percentage of women in architecture radically decreases as one moves up the ladder toward more senior positions and prestigious honors.
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After opening for Death Cab for Cutie this summer, Lewis moves up the bill for a headlining performance at this theater in Flatbush, Brooklyn.
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Other FEMA workers are staged in Georgia and South Carolina waiting to provide assistance to storm victims as Irma moves up the East Coast.
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ANGERS MOVES UP Cheikh N'Doye scored two goals as host Angers thrashed second-place Monaco, 3-0, to climb to third in the French league.
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Next year, when she moves up to the high school, Natalie says she thinks her school will be more prepared to deal with the problem.
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Because it's so small, microplastic is accidentally consumed by small ocean creatures from zooplankton to larval fish, where it then moves up the food chain.
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At the same time, the screen size only moves up a tick, going from 1.2 inches on the S23 to 22 inches on the S23.
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When it comes to the dance sequences on the show NE-YO says his kids were completely involved in keeping his moves up to date.
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These banks have interest rates that are determined by the federal funds rate, which moves up and down at the behest of the Federal Reserve.
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It's not often that a star in one area of the entertainment industry moves up the proverbial ladder to another area of the entertainment industry.
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As the hot air moves up and the cold air moves down, the atmospheric instability can trigger lightning and the thunder that comes with it.
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The price of shares of individual companies moves up and down considerably in response to specific news about products, profits, personnel, and other such matters.
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Minnesota moves up one spot to No. 3 in America's Top States for Business, snagging 1,2500 out of 26,27 possible points in CNBC's annual ranking.
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Silver said the Policy network looks at some 30 million games by human Go experts to accurately predict moves up to 57% of the time.
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Vietnam may yet be a victim of its own success as it moves up the value chain from low-margin textiles to high-tech products.
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That's right: the mute switch could change from a sideways-moving switch to one that moves up and down — or so OnLeaks and CashKaro report.
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His goal is to keep growing that total each year, as he adds rental properties to his portfolio and moves up the ladder at work.
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Maybe super featherweight prodigy Vasyl Lomachenko moves up to 22.6 some day, or perhaps American Mikey Garcia, the WBC lightweight champion, continues to fill out.
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In a CNN poll in late September poll, after the House announced a formal inquiry, 47% of Americans supported those moves, up from 41% in May.
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Or it starts there and then it moves up ... LG: Well, as Joelle said, they're not unrelated, this sort of subtle sexism and the overt harassment.
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In the coming years, as the recent wave of returnees moves up through the ranks, the numbers at the very top may well continue to grow.
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In addition to his singing endeavors, Cruz plays the guitar, has some adorable dance moves up his sleeve and has taken up the Beckham skateboarding tradition.
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A confidential assessment by the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) moves up by two years when many thought Pyongyang could create and field such a weapon.
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Lana Del Rey Famously bad SNL guest Lana Del Rey moves up for putting fellow famously bad SNL guest Kanye West in his place on Instagram.
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" "If you create a movement of policy and a swell of opportunity at that local level then yes, it eventually moves up to the state level.
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He said while smaller regional carriers are feeling the pilot crunch now, it could hit bigger carriers in the future as the shortage moves up the pipeline.
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He chases down a flying basketball, which moves up the court faster than it would from dribbling, from practically under his own basket to make the play.
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For a moment, that hand moves up to her chin but then returns to the small of her back, at which point Gaglio puts her in handcuffs.
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However, the uncertainty around Starbucks leading up to earnings means that Gordon would also have to protect himself should earnings prove positive and the stock moves up.
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Earnings news has been packing a punch, and stocks were firing on all cylinders Tuesday, with big moves up in several big Dow components — 250M, , and Dupont.
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Bear 409 Bear 409 at Katami National Park moves up this week after the Park's Twitter account tried to shame her for gaining a lil winter weight.
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"As our population ages, expenditures on Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security grow more rapidly than tax revenues, and the debt-to-GDP ratio moves up," Yellen said.
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In it, Paper Boi moves up in his rap career, Earn gets his hands on some cash, and Darius warns that "robbin' season" is in full swing.
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Lil Xan Lil Xan moves up in the rankings for going a whole week without having to go to the hospital for a snack-related injury. Congrats!
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He said a real positive would be if it moves up above 13% and holds there, but it could spook stocks if it falls back below 1.6%.
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Through the years, the Shake Weight has gone viral online because of the suggestive way the dumbbell shakes in people's hands as it moves up and down.
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The gantry lift aggressively moves up and down, revealing brief cut scenes with Chris Pratt, Dave Bautista, and the rest of the cast, in between perilous free-falls.
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That is, Korakrit Arunanondchai and Alex Gvojic have set up There's a word I'm trying to remember... on a boat that moves up and down Berlin's Spree River.
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It basically starts as a blood clot in your legs or in your extremities, and then the clot moves up into your lungs, blocking the flow of oxygen.
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Travis Scott Travis Scott moves up this week after cutting a promo for his SNL appearance while being, from what it looks like, completely asleep on his feet.
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Evangeline Lilly moves up to superhero status alongside Paul Rudd in Marvel's sequel to Ant-Man, Ant-Man and the Wasp, which hits theaters on July 6, 2018.
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On every other issue, Trump's approval moves up at least 40 points when it's among those who approve of his overall job -- his base and core support team.
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In "Samurai 6" (1982), Simpson uses enamel paint, which she slowly lightens from gray to white as it moves up a series of stacked planes and perforated planes.
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This animated toy features sound effects and motorised movements, including a head that moves up and down, ears that move back and forth, eyes that open and close.
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As the review process moves up the chain over the course of multiple weeks, lower-level managers gradually leave the room, until the company's vice presidents finish the calibration.
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Starting in subterranean exhibits on the slave trade, the civil war, segregation and civil rights, the crowd moves up into the light towards floors devoted to communities and culture.
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We have to be a team that moves up on balls in the dirt, goes first to third, and I think we've done a really good job of that.
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Pennsylvania's biggest improvement is in Education, where it moves up 211 spots to No. 219, thanks to rising high school test scores and modest progress in modernizing school classrooms.
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Kennedy Bakircioglu Swedish soccer player Kennedy Bakircioglu moves up this week for having a beer thrown at him from the crowd, catching it, and downing it while still running.
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Rather than relying on a metal contact like most other mechanical switches, these Silo switches have a small magnet that moves up and down as you press a switch.
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Fundstrat's Tom Lee is out with his latest report on bitcoin, which moves up a $25,000 price target by four years, from 2022 to the end of this year.
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The second is the Rising Tide Bar, which I referred to only as the "upsies-downsies bar" because it actually moves up and down between two floors on the ship.
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When a chain seemed to come loose on a part of the robot that moves up and down, a competition judge recommended a larger part, and another team provided one.
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There is a decrease in the energy stored in your body, while the barbell increases in kinetic energy (because it speeds up) and gravitational potential energy (because it moves up).
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"In an ultimate move in the 10-year yield back over 3 percent, equities don't get sold on that unless the 2-year moves up higher and faster," said Hogan.
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That leaves Fearless, Captivating Moon, By My Standards and Gun It. Fearless moves up in class after a big win in a optional claiming race, his second of his career.
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"You'll notice that after that disastrous 38,000 jobs added [in May], you saw big moves up in the commodities space and a move down in the dollar," Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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As the magma moves up, water inside the volcano heats up, steam builds up pressure and it gets to a point where the rock just can't hold it back any more.
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We don't know about you, but we're pretty pumped to see if they can keep their killer dance moves up to snuff more than two decades post-peak-bleached-tips era.
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The storm is expected to gain strength as it moves up the Gulf of Mexico and could cause floods in Florida and parts of the Southeast, the National Hurricane Center said.
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The docs are super sleepy after a day of operating on corpses, but when the patient falls, the surgery moves up — to that night — and they have to go to him.
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Potential Opponents During a Q and A in early February, Jones suggested that he could see himself contesting 'Maybe 3' more fights at light heavyweight before he moves up to heavyweight.
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The roller-coaster market saw moves up and down of more than 1,000 Dow points every day last week, ending Friday with the Dow's biggest rally since the 2008 financial crisis.
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It will become stronger as it moves up Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula later today, and will be a hurricane by the time it makes landfall on Sunday, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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While normally the neural network would repeatedly recreate the target image (your cat) until it elicited a similar feel to the source image (the painting), the new system moves up a level.
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The benchmark 10-year yield was up 7.6 basis points to 1.663%, with the two-year yield, a proxy for investor expectations of interest-rate moves, up 6 basis points to 1.534%.
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Central bankers do not expect to cut interest rates as long as the economy shapes up as expected, and do not intend to raise them unless inflation moves up and stays there.
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Soon everyone moves up the shoreline, past a lighthouse, an olive press, limp life jackets hanging in trees, and a relief camp run by anarchists, where two dogs in wool vests lounge amiably.
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That's because if the 10-year yield moves up along with the anticipated Federal Reserve rate hikes, it will be hard for the equity market to make a lot of progress, he said.
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The median salary for all software engineers moves up to $81,463, with PayScale noting that most people move on to other jobs if they have more than 20 years' experience in this career.
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Rodon moves up one day to take the ball in place of veteran left-hander John Danks, who was released by Chicago on Tuesday after going 0-4 with a gaudy 23 ERA.
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"It shows a picture in which, as our population ages, expenditures on Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security grow more rapidly than tax revenues, and the debt-to-GDP ratio moves up," Yellen said.
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Now, using what we learned, let's return to the Saturn V. The whole goal of this rocket is to produce enough thrust to lift off the ground and accelerate as it moves up.
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"If the market moves up, that tends to benefit the incumbent in the last elections," McClellan said, adding that Clinton, the way the model works, is being viewed by the market as the incumbent.
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As the economy moves up the value chain, and as Chinese technology companies like Xiaomi, Huawei, and AliBaba compete in global markets, cyber economic espionage will be narrower and more tailored to specific technologies.
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Kvyat will return to the Red Bull-owned Toro Rosso team that he started out with in 2014 while 18-year-old Verstappen moves up to the former world champions alongside Australian Daniel Ricciardo.
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It moves up and down a lot, but investors willing to take a longer-term approach, an approach called buy and hold, have historically seen positive gains regardless of day-to-day market volatility.
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The briefing the President received at Camp David caused Trump "great concern" because, as the hurricane moves up the west coast of the state, the storm surge could result in deaths, Pence told CNN.
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Remove read Stories when tap Feed, and Feed moves up to the first row if no more unread Stories So the design is flexible even if there are only a few Stories to view.
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The FSA last raised the buffer - which moves up and down over time in relation to the perceived level of risk in the banking system - in March 2016 when it increased to 2 percent.
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Hurricane Dorian devastated the Bahamas earlier this week, passed Florida on Tuesday and Wednesday, and is now poised to hit the Carolinas as the storm moves up the east coast of the United States.
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"We don't think they'll adjust 2018," he said, adding there could be moves up in the two following years as well as a higher longer run rate of 2.875 percent, up from 2.75 percent.
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"The market has been unusually stable for a long period; we've had a long stretch of not many big moves up or down," said Giri Cherukuri, head trader at OakBrook Investments LLC in Lisle, Illinois.
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"The strongest winds, southeasterly gusts close to hurricane force (74 mph), may occur along the coast and mountains of New England as the storm moves up and strengthens and Sunday night into Monday," Kottlowski said.
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There was a high probability the Dow would retreat and retest the upper edge of the trading band near 18,300 before a rebound rally moves up to test the trend line as a resistance level.
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"The A260 going down to 3203 (a year) is overtly bad news, but we have suspected for some time the A2320's slow sales could mean A22015 production moves up at some point," he added.
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Countess says the BF has felt insecure anytime she moves up in her career, and she's endured a decade of physical, verbal and emotional abuse from him -- including alleged slapping, beating, strangulation and sexual assault.
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Right, that it moves up, you have to meet a ... That every time she would hit a bar that she felt was like, this is how people are supposed to behave, that bar would move.
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But Assange could use the decision to pressure the British and Swedish governments to allow him to leave, and it could be instrumental if the case moves up to the European Court of Human Rights.
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They all had big moves up today, so don't chase them, but absolutely put them on your shopping list so you can pounce the next time this incredibly volatile market takes down the whole group.
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Typically, as an element like nitrogen moves up the food chain, it becomes more concentrated, but in this case it was almost as if the sea slugs were eating the same food as the hydroids.
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Constable's vertical painting depicts a path that starts in the middle of the bottom edge and moves up painting's surface, passing between copses of trees until it arrives at a field ripe with golden-colored grain.
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By alternating rectangular and triangular floor plans the architects have created radically different gallery spaces: as the visitor moves up the storeys the ceilings increase in height, gradually opening out to the sky and the city.
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The show provides a bracing picture of both the extent and the unity of Moholy-Nagy's art as it moves up the ramp, superbly styled for the occasion by Kelly Cullinan, the museum's senior exhibition designer.
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The firm sees rate cuts in September and October as likely, but also projects that "the environment will become less supportive for further" moves as inflation moves up and economic growth settles in around 1.75% annually.
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The European Union, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada and Mexico were all granted temporary exclusions that could end next week unless Trump decides to extend the waivers or delay a decision as China moves up the agenda.
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The $23 64GB / $999 128GB Pixel 3 XL moves up to a 6.3-inch QHD+ screen (made possible by its deep notch), and the regular $799 64GB / $899 128GB Pixel 3 has a 5.5-inch FHD+ screen.
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"The southern edge of the Sahara Desert moves up and down according to long-term climate cycles," says Dr. Jonathan Davies, head of the Global Drylands Initiative at the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
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In footwear Under Armour, moves up into the top 10 preferred brand for the first time, but it's also still the number one "brand no longer worn" by males at 21% versus 15% in the spring survey.
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The extraordinary thing about Carmax is that the Company's gross profit per used car sold basically doesn't change even when the year's average price per car sold moves up or down by 5 percent in any given year.
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But some strategists say the market gains from those programs may have been pulled forward, and 2017 could be a year where the market moves up but with less force as it looks for progress on those plans.
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"Something that moves up and down 20 percent in a day doesn't feel like a currency, doesn't feel like a store of value," Blankfein said at an event hosted by Bloomberg to promote Goldman's 10,000 Small Businesses endeavor.
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EditorsNote: moves up material to form new second graf Kawhi Leonard scored 22 points and added four rebounds and three assists to help the Toronto Raptors to a 127-233 victory over the visiting Charlotte Hornets on Monday night.
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The revelation significantly moves up the timeline of when the White House learned that Trump's allies had engaged with the incoming Ukrainian administration and were acting in ways that unnerved the Ukrainians — even before President Volodymyr Zelenskiy had been sworn in.
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Again, there's a fair bit of uncertainty, but here's how peak coal could happen: Going forward, China's economy is expected to grow at a slower pace as it moves up the development ladder, shifting away from heavy industry and toward services.
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In women, if the bacteria moves up into the uterus, it can cause pelvic inflammatory disease, a condition whose symptoms include long-term abdominal pain, scar tissue buildup in the fallopian tubes that can lead to ectopic pregnancies, and infertility.
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Like when Apple's stock moves up or down a little bit, some of the people who write about these... I have a collection of bookmarks from people who, ostensibly seriously, are calling for the Apple board to fire Tim Cook.
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With the exception of banks, which are benefiting from the double-whammy of higher rates and the perception that less regulation is coming, sectors that had big moves up this week - energy, materials and health care - are all down today.
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The lever moves up or down to navigate through menus; pull the lever towards you, enter the selected sub menu; push the lever away to go back; and click "OK" button on the end of the lever to save any selection.
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It also includes a self-adjusting cleaner head with a powerful motorized brush bar; its active base plate automatically moves up and down to seal in suction, which makes for a deep clean on carpet, wood, vinyl, and tile alike.
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Using Kensho, a quantitative tool used by hedge funds, CNBC Pro found the top and worst-performing names when the iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI), a liquid proxy for the country's market, moves up or down by a large percentage.
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As he moves up to be secretary and his responsibilities expand to include benefits, cemeteries and transition services, it will be even more important for him and the new Trump administration to work closely with VSO leaders on the front line.
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Tourbillon's Karp said an end to gridlock in Washington could support a better environment for hedge fund managers where active stock pickers could benefit from both more moves up and down and companies being judged more on their earnings again.
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There's a hierarchy, in life and in writing, that moves from clever, to smart, to wise, and in Tillman's hands, Zeke's recitation moves up and down this register continually, until he comes to seem as real to us as a hologram.
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Early in the mission, an electrical malfunction caused problems with the hammering mechanism, but an even bigger problem occured in December 2016 when the rover's drill feed—a mechanism that moves up and down—broke down, the result of a wonky brake.
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But nine candidates are going to try to take the moment away, and no one on Twitter or elsewhere can seem to agree if being so central in the first debate will help or hurt Warren as she moves up the polls.
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Rainfall accumulations of 5 to 10 inches are expected for northwest Florida and southern Georgia through Friday, with an additional 4 to 8 inches of rain anticipated for parts of eastern Georgia and the Carolinas as the storm moves up the coast.
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The first named storm of this season, Alberto is expected to strengthen as it moves up the Gulf this weekend, the National Hurricane Center said, bringing heavy rains and possible floods to Florida and much of the Southeast in the coming days.
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"After it moves up the Carolina coastline it turns east and does this little hook toward the south," said Brian Siemnecki, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service who is stationed at Brookhaven, N.Y. "Our region will not be affected," he added.
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It is only now, as Spain prepares for a rerun of national elections in June, and the issue of corruption moves up the political agenda, that Ms. Garrido is getting some belated recognition for undertaking one of Spain's riskier endeavors: being a whistle-blower.
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EditorsNote: moves up material to fourth graf, rewords what is now eighth graf Joey Rickard delivered a tiebreaking, two-out double in the top of the 11th inning, giving the visiting Baltimore Orioles a 6-5 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday night.
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The shaft of the device has a ball inside that protrudes and moves up and down for that "come hither" motion, the speed of which can be adjusted, as well as the length of the strokes, using buttons on the bottom of the device.
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"This matters to the markets in many ways, but the most direct is to banks, whose earnings are being hurt as the short end of the curve moves up," Sanchez said Monday, referring to the yield "curve" formed when tracking U.S. Treasury yields at different maturities.
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And that's how a stock in this bedraggled consumer products group can spike after a long road down, a road I believe that will be less traveled by buyers after the stock moves up a couple of points from here and then the buyers move on.
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What they found is that the average age of a startup founder is about 41.9 years of age among all startups that hire at least one employee, and among the top 0.1 percent of highest-growth startups, that average age moves up to 45 years old.
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EditorsNote: adds missing word in 4th graf; moves up penultimate graf; other minor edits Jeriah Horne led five Tulsa double-figure scorers with 21 points, and the host Golden Hurricane overwhelmed No. 20 Memphis with a stifling defense in an 80-40 rout on Wednesday night.
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EditorsNote: rewords second graf, moves up Marquez grafs Trevor Story homered to cap Colorado's six-run fifth inning, David Dahl hit his first career grand slam as part of a seven-run seventh inning, and the Rockies beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 21-26 on Monday night in Denver.
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EditorsNote: tweaks headline; moves up TCU futility; minor edits throughout Will Baker scored a career-high 20 points on 53-of-12 shooting as short-handed Texas shrugged off a ragged start and outlasted visiting TCU 70-56 on Wednesday in Big 12 Conference play at Austin, Texas.
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"Our goal really here is to bring the kind of cybersecurity that we've been building for government agencies into the commercial market, so this is really work on our side to try to, you might say, bring it down market as the threat landscape moves up market," he said.
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Mary struggles to overcome what we'd now call "imposter syndrome" when she takes charge of a team at the office and asks to be paid as much as her male predecessor; she's held up as a token woman hire at WJM as she moves up the management ladder.
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But increased funding in the battle to prevent migrant worker trafficking, implementation of a number of awareness campaigns and convictions in the areas of child online sex trafficking and forced labor means that in the eyes of the U.S. State Department, the Philippines moves up to being a Tier 1 nation.
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The camera moves up: we see Rockwell—hair long, voluminous, and brushed backward like a true late 90s heartthrob, and dressed in an all-black suit—smoking a cigarette in one hand and holding a can of soda in the other, which he slurps with a long red plastic straw.
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EditorsNote: moves up bucks' skid to 3rd graf; minor edits throughout Devin Booker scored 20 of his team-high 36 points in a 47-point first quarter for Phoenix on Sunday as the host Suns took advantage of the absence of Giannis Antetokounmpo to thump the Milwaukee Bucks 140-131.
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These moves up to emerging markets status could mean billions of global investing dollars for the first time being tied to Kuwait's economy as emerging markets investors and funds that track index exposure, or have their performance measured against the EM index, are forced to buy shares of Kuwait stocks.
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And that twist is the belief among many Republicans in Washington that Mr. Ayers, 25, is simply biding his time working for Mr. Pence until the day he moves up to work for Mr. Trump himself, and replaces John F. Kelly, the permanently endangered retired general, as White House chief of staff.
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"If the data changes and inflation moves up, or inflation expectations move up, or we see either the headline unemployment rate drop quickly or we have some confidence that the slack in the labor market has been used up, that would then suggest to me, okay now it's time to get going," Kashkari said.
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Other companies going into the Russell 1000 from the Russell 2000 will also have stock for sale at the close: biotech firms Exact Sciences and Bluebird Bio and software firm Aspen Technology have either increased their share count significantly or have had big moves up in the last year and are graduating to the large-cap index.
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Screenshot: NvidiaThe RTX 2070 will include 8GB of vRAM and will have 45T of RTX-OPS, while the standard RTX 2080 moves up to 60T of RTX-OPS, with the top-end RTX 2080 Ti featuring a massive 11GB of vRAM and 78T of RTX-OPS, with Nvidia saying that each card can deliver up to six times better performance than previous comparable previous generation cards.
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Jon Favreau's new take on The Lion King has also been set for July 19, 2019 (replacing the next Indiana Jones film, now July 2020); A Wrinkle in Time moves up a month to March 9, 2018 rather than April 6, which Magic Camp will now take rather than its August 2018 release; and two untitled animated features have also selected dates — one from Disney (Nov.
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