The temperatures are on the up, but not yet uncomfortable.
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Some think it is a company now on the up.
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"Everything has been on the up and up," she says.
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On the up side, vehicles are more efficient than ever.
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Hopefully my slugging percentage is on the up and up.
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He kind of poses as, like, everything is on the up.
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Anyway, this all seems to be on the up and up.
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I thought I was on the up and up, and I wasn't.
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Why are they stonewalling if everything was on the up and up?
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Everyone else seemed to be on the up and up this episode.
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Not all on the up-and-up, but not all bad either.
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Madonna and son Rocco seem to be on the up and up.
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Everything was on the up and up as normal business practices go.
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VanJess are on the up, but they're also funny, warm and passionate.
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Now, some indicators hint that trucking is on the up-and-up.
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Some indicators say trucking may actually be on the up and up.
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The inspiration for this puzzle came from my title "On the Up and Up" which my crossword brain parsed into two parts: "On the Up" ("___ UP" phrases literally going upward in the grid) and "and Up" (+ the inferred UP).
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Dundee, as the shitheads might put it, is a city on the up.
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Things look to be on the up and up for the Osbourne family.
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After all, British stockmarkets are on the up (in pound terms, at least).
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Instead it is firms that employ skilled workers that are on the up.
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Yolanda Hadid is on the up and up says her former Housewives costar.
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Stay on the up and up by researching tech trends in your field!
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And were -- was it on the up and up from the very beginning?
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But mobile penetration has been on the up in the past few years.
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Deals are on the up, and this is at the top right now.
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International tourist numbers have since been on the up, sparked by cheaper prices.
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When do you see the trucking industry on the up and up again?
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Yet his rise from obscurity to president wasn't all on the up and up.
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THE glossy new offices of Northamptonshire County Council suggest an organisation on the up.
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Zoë Saldana, returning as Gamora, senses something isn't on the up-and-up here.
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One stock that has been on the up and up this year is tech.
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Cyclical stocks were in demand, however, with financials and energy stocks on the up.
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" He later added, "I would be disappointed if everything wasn't on the up and up.
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I&aposm not buying that the Clinton email investigation was on the up and up.
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Yet with wealth on the up and trading in retreat, revenue growth has been sluggish.
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But attacks have decreased and co-operation between police and informants is on the up.
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Looks like things are on the up and up for Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott.
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Fake reviews may not be on the up 'n up, but they are going up.
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As the dust settles, who's on the up, and who is left licking their wounds?
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"At this point, it's only growing — it's on the up and up," reflects Dr. Miami.
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How to ensure your advisor is on the up and up — but not way out there?
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The 30-year-old is on the up and up — and we're totally here for it.
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He's there by choice, says Emmett, so you know he's on the up-and-up. Right?
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"Global growth is on the up," said Greg McKenna, Sydney-based chief market strategist at AxiTrader.
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What you want to do is make sure that this is on the up and up.
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They emerged from bankruptcy in 2007 and have been on the up and up ever since.
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The Department of Labor watches the transactions to make sure they're on the up-and-up.
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"If at all possible, try to stay in one spot," he advises artists on the up.
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Shia LaBeouf's career has been on the up and up since his recent return to Hollywood.
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The global economy, in particular trade, is on the up, and that's supporting the eurozone's exporters.
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Just as her investigation seems to be on the up-and-up, Laurie is trapped. Literally.
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The millennial socialists are on the up, but they may still struggle to prove him wrong. ■
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Another complaint read:I found this invention help type company thinking they were on the up and up.
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Though many apps have fake reviews, preschool app reviews tend to be on the up and up.
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"Go sit there with your friends and make sure it's on the up-and-up," he's said.
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Israel's experience follows a familiar script: that of the small, embattled country on the up and up.
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"Bottom line ... I'm not buying that the Clinton email investigation was on the up-and-up," Sen.
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All forms of digital advertising are on the up, with search advertising the largest segment by far.
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This raised a few red flags that Mr. Larry might not be on the up and up.
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On the up side, some studies have shown those negative effects can be erased by daily exercise.
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IT IS fashionable to say that the city of Detroit is on the up after decades of decline.
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He also copped to making donations to Obama, but says they were fully on the up and up.
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I was such a fan of those two together and it was all on the up and up.
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At the end of the episode, things are on the up for one person — Elijah gets a callback!
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There's some good teams on the up and up and we've got our work cut out for us.
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It asks you, maybe, to be a little bit more patient with people on the up-and-up.
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I have no idea if Cohen was on the up-and-up or was playing fast and loose.
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"You can't just automatically assume that everything is on the up-and-up with these emails," Kaine said.
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Opposition lawmakers say the lack of water is increasing health risks, with scabies on the up for example.
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They can realize he's not on the up-and-up, and choose to go along with the gag.
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However, with job disruption on the up and employees demanding greater flexibility at work, its scope is growing.
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The service ... On the Up device, we had an application that we ran that did all the stuff automated.
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Yes. Then at the end they sort of come out and in the end they're still on the up.
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They know that this guy is not on the up-and-up, that he's off balance and so forth.
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Crazy Rich Asians is yet another glimmer of hope that the rom-com is on the up-and-up.
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Here's everything we learned from the fascinating profile on the up-and-coming member of music's royal family. 1.
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With any luck, "Wamp 2 Dem" will prove to listeners new and old that he's still on the up.
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But while international spending in London's tourist hotspots is on the up, some dark clouds loom on the horizon.
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Stick-and-poke continues to be on the rise, and black-out designs are on the up-and-up.
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But you could get a little taste on the up-and-up, if you had yourself a NEAR BEER.
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"Facebook claimed that its data-sharing partnerships with smartphone manufacturers were on the up and up," Mr. Wyden said.
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So he might be just not quite sure this is on the up and up or these findings are accurate.
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But many of group's other labels are on the up, mitigating for now any concerns about Kering's dependence on Gucci.
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Greg is convinced that this story isn&apost quite on the up and up and finds it a little suspicious.
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Cadillac is finally on the up and up, beating luxury competitors Lexus, Land Rover, and Volvo in July global sales.
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A trendy Busboys and Poets restaurant—in Washington, a leading indicator of a community on the up—is coming soon.
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While the store's earnings have reportedly been sliding backwards, its trend-driven product has been on the up and up.
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The group found that teen binge drinking is on the decline, where herb inhalation is on the up and up.
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But the capacity of American politics to disregard what used to seem almost certain is on the up these days.
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Despite her Monday mid-flight outburst, Selma Blair seemed to be on the up and up during her Mexican vacation.
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After high profile collaborations with designers like John Varvatos, the company has been on the up and up ever since.
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Hurd was also named one of CMT's "16 for 2016," which spotlights artists that are on the up and up.
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Baskin told Business Insider that another town known for its music scene, Nashville, is still on the up and up.
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The Osundairo bro isn't just succeeding in boxing either ... he's on the up and up in the showbiz world too.
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Frankly, voters don't have much good reason to have faith that their elected leaders are on the up-and-up.
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Even though Midge is on the up-and-up, she's still pretty far from hanging out on Johnny Carson's couch.
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With Father's Day just around the corner, it's a good thing the family seems to be on the up and up.
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CNET got in touch with Khachuyan, who promised them that everything the company is doing is on the up-and-up.
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While we're no strangers to the return of the PVC trend, plastic fashion is on the up and up this year.
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"Despite political turbulence, economic and income optimism are on the up," Rolf Buerkl, a researcher for GfK, said in a statement.
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If everything is on the up-and-up — but the project happens to drag on — the client will appreciate the note.
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Depending on the capacity of XEN, it would've cost a few thousand to get the fight on the up and up.
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The first match of the best-of-three contest would have appeared, to a casual observer, on the up-and-up.
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The meeting doesn't sound completely on the up-and-up, but when the alternative was an indictment, that's still a victory.
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"Facebook claimed that its data-sharing partnerships with smartphone manufacturers were on the up and up," Mr. Wyden told the NYT.
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For the most part (Lala Kent's not-so-warm reception excluded), the reality star's behavior was on the up and up.
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If businesses operate in an all-cash basis, who's to say all their financial dealings are on the up-and-up?
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"Facebook claimed that its data-sharing partnerships with smartphone manufacturers were on the up and up," Mr. Wyden said to the Times.
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Banks' shares were already on the up, largely because markets expected the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates after a long pause.
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WALK THROUGH Bronzeville on Chicago's South Side and there is plenty to suggest that a once-troubled neighbourhood is on the up.
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The AFL-CIO, the country's largest union group, argued that unions were on the up-and-up despite the drop in numbers.
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Starbucks was on the up in 2010 after taking a hit during the recession in 2008, according to the Harvard Business Review.
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ASLOPE is one of those words that you rarely use outside of crosswords, and "On the up and up?" is an interesting misdirection.
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In the north of the country, on the U.S.-Mexico border, opioid overdoses—rarely recorded in autopsies in Mexico—are on the up.
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Overall, U.S. swimmers have been on the up and up in Rio, as Michael Phelps secured his 21st gold medal on Tuesday night.
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"When you are on the up, and you can smell power—and decay on the other side—it brings unity," says Mr McTernan.
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When she wasn't on the UP campus as a kid—for soccer camps, basketball games or Mass services—Clara was in its backyard.
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Nevertheless, the two worked hard to get back on track, and by early 2017, things appeared to be on the up and up.
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But if you judge this show on the up-and-down quality of each gallery, you'll miss the full force of his achievement.
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Shares for the streaming company have been on the up since it announced a multi-year production deal with Barack and Michelle Obama.
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For outdoor swims, the Watch can also acquire GPS signals when it's up out of the water on the up or down strokes.
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"I think membership is on the up and is going to grow for the next decade," says Patreon VP of Product Wyatt Jenkins.
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Started by entrepreneur Laurence Kemball-Cook in 2009, the company now has 40 permanent staff across the world, and they're on the up!
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However, with the number of young people staying single on the up, it's likely a move that will continue to appeal to some.
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He'd also secured a slot on the Up In Smoke Tour, which boasted sets by megastars Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, and Snoop Dogg.
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Tacopina says he's spoken to 17 people who went to the spa on the up and up during the time cops were recording.
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Even when on the up, UKIP struggled to concentrate its resources in particular seats, as required by Britain's first-past-the-post voting system.
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Although there have been a few missteps here and there, the state of diversity in the beauty industry is on the up and up.
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JUST as her party seemed to be on the up, Kezia Dugdale surprised her colleagues by resigning as Scottish Labour's leader on August 29th.
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The frenemies bopped against a wall as Block Party's "Helicopter" blasted, and for the most part, Lindsay seemed as on-the-up as Amy.
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To make matters more pressing, the growth of commercial aviation is exceeding expectations and with that, emissions attributed to it are on the up.
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The up-and-coming brand will only continue on the up and up with $400,000 in funding and mentorship from the Fund's impressive network.
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"I think Australian tennis is on the up," said Bolt, whose ranking will rise from his current position of 155 after the tournament ends.
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"Get all the evidence and statements out there so the voters of Florida can know everything is on the up-and-up," he said.
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He claimed to the end that he had played the series on the up-and-up, collecting a record 12 hits and batting .375.
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On the up side, South African clothing retailer Mr Price Group Ltd was up 6.14 percent to 251.50 rand after reporting higher half-year earnings.
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Well, Steve has his legit business, Wood, Wood & Wood, which we don't know a lot about, but seems to be on the up and up.
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My older brothers rarely would trade their candy on the up-and-up, and they would just dump a bunch of M&M's on me.
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Tepperwien had thought Cherubini was "on the up and up," but at that point, he told BuzzFeed News, he asked himself, Are they all stupid?
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The mother of sextuplets, who stars with her family on the UP reality series Growing Up McGhee, originally married her husband Rozonno at a courthouse.
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Critics rightly point out that they are arch-globalists when the market is on the up, but then turn to national governments when it crashes.
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Other brands owned by the Paris-based conglomerate are on the up, including Balenciaga, which scored a hit in recent years with chunky luxury sneakers.
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In 1973, as a dan grade on the up, he was introduced to the Goju Ryu style, one of the purest forms of karate-do.
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Watt has said he's been very involved in monitoring the funds and how they're being used to make sure everything's on the up and up.
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As Oliver Dake, Chuck's new inquisitor, Christopher Denham plays someone who appears to be on the up-and-up, but reads as a villain anyway.
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Danamon is also on the up; analysts reckon earnings will leap 48 percent this year and return on equity will hit a solid 10.6 percent.
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As a member of one of the most iconic K-pop girl groups, what are your thoughts on the up-and-coming generation of girl groups?
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Bates appears on the UP tv reality series Bringing Up Bates, which follows Tennessee natives Gil and Kelly Jo Bates and their brood of 19 kids.
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The dark web drug trade is seemingly on the up, and one agency that has certainly noticed is the United Nation's Office on Drugs and Crime.
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The episode, which aired Thursday night on the UP channel, doesn't show any beating, but you can hear the boy wailing from behind the closed door.
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But once again the volume on the up move was much lighter than the volume on the down move, and buyers again ran out of steam.
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There's a reason that removing your makeup before bed is so important, and it's not just to keep sales of makeup remover on the up and up.
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Oh, I'm sure most of the 88 massage places in my town are on the up and up, but you can't tell me all of them are.
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It's easy to throw out the due-diligence playbook because he must be on the up and up if he goes to the same church as you.
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So, West Side Story is on the up-and-up, and if Steven Spielberg's involved, it's going to be the talk of the office in, say, 2021.
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In a year that's also seen them share their story with us in our Don't Call It Road Rap film, it's clear they're firmly on the up.
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Musa Makoni, GT247 trader, said trades were firmer earlier in day, following the trend in Asia, with stocks in Europe and the U.S. also on the up.
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Things have been on the up and up since then, though ... and now Conor and Dee are going to need a little more room in their rowboat.
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The proportion of Americans holding passports is on the up and up, and if you want to be a world traveler, you'll need to join the club.
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Schulz's approval rating has been on the up in recent months, with opinion polls suggesting he is in with a fair chance against current Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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You can access this fun feature by clicking on the up arrow icon next to Stop Video in the bottom left icon of your Zoom room window.
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Meanwhile, although she was on the up and up, she was nervous that another smaller aneurysm on the other side of her brain was growing and could rupture.
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After I had the second surgery, and I started getting back into working out and things like that, things started being on the up and up for me.
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In the United States, a weaker dollar is making purchases more attractive for foreigners, and tourist spending is on the up in cities like New York and Miami.
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Listen, watch, and cringe for the exes below: While this song may come with some bittersweet memories, Cyrus is on the up-and-up in the music world.
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And that he was advising Cohen to do it all on the up and up because the president wanted to make sure that this was paid for properly.
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Parent group LVMH spared no expense to promote the brand at a time when menswear is on the up, constructing a set complete with steam rising from manholes.
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His point is that although no grand theory explains the world, an experienced observer can make informed guesses about which places are on the up or in decline.
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U.S. Treasury 13-year yields - the benchmark for global borrowing costs - were also on the up again and approaching 3 percent for the first time in four years.
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But the industry might be on the up-and-up, with the FDIC signing off on 10 charters in both 2016 and 2017 before approving 14 last year.
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Joerg Schreiber, Chairman of the AEB Automobile Manufacturers Committee, called the figure "modest in the historical comparison" but noted that "general market mood is clearly on the up".
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There's evidence that trades on margin are increasing as the stock market continues its bullish ascent, demonstrating investor confidence now that prices are on the up and up.
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On the up side of all of this lavishness, the wedding is estimated to bring in $680 million from the tourism opportunities associated with the royal wedding madness. 98.
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" But on Sunday, Daniels in a tweet said she and Avenatti "have sorted" their issues out, and also said that the crowdfunding site was "on the up and up.
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Donald Trump's been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize, the second consecutive year that's happened, but there's a problem -- his nominator might not be on the up and up.
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USBM has been on the up and up for years now, and the bands that make up its current wave are as varied and intriguing as they are furious.
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Matt happened upon a traffic accident involving a Latino, so he grabbed his cell phone and pushed record to make sure law enforcement stayed on the up and up.
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China's Xiaomi has been on the up and up the last few years and it has plans to launch its phones in the U.S. sometime in the near future.
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Gun crime is on the up; according to the figures for 2017 from the Office for National Statistics, gun crime has risen 11 percent in the UK since 2016.
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What it does mean is that investors see Alphabet is on the up-and-up, while Apple's meteoric rise has started to flatline as iPad and iPhone sales slow.
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"If everything's on the up and up I think that straight rule vote will be OK -- but the rule's got to be straight, no funny business," said Pennsylvania's Rep.
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Russia is knocking on the door again, India looks to be on the up and Moody's says it could raise Argentina's rating again before the end of the year.
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It is fantastic that progress has been made since the financial crisis ("On the up", May 28th), but we mustn't neglect the factors that continue to hold women back.
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He and Mr. Poitier play Dave and Manny, thieves who wind up working together at a Chicago community center, pretending to be successful businessmen on the up and up.
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"Things were on the up at the end of last year and first couple of weeks of [January]," Co-founder Syed Asim Hussain told CNN Business in an email.
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But with the knockout celebrity endorsements — Zendaya, Anne Hathaway, Kate Bosworth — only increasing with the transition into autumn, the trend towards red is still on the up and up.
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" "We are well aware that not everybody is on the up and up," she said, adding that "the vast majority of places we inspect are found to be satisfactory.
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The jury saw an email from Raico's assistant to a loan underwriter saying Manafort had told her that his business's income had "been on the up-swing" in recent years.
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The industry has over 78,000 jobs: still only 2.1% of all private-sector jobs and small compared with the dominant finance and media sectors, but on the up since 2011.
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Cullen/Frost's stock has been on the up-and-up since 2016, and business is still growing thanks to improved sentiment around markets and the overall economy, Green told Cramer.
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Doe says in the lawsuit, filed by top attorney Joe Tacopina, that the secret recordings violate his civil rights ... especially since everything he did was on the up and up.
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Is the idea that you want to catch these folks when they're on the up but not so big that they're going to be headlining Netflix movies of their own?
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In Parasite, the Kim family (who live in the slums of Seoul) finds themselves on the up-and-up after infiltrating the home of the rich Parks under false pretenses.
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Lori and Mossimo contend they were making a donation on the up and up -- and for that reason, one of their key witnesses could be former Athletic Director Pat Haden.
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Sleiman wants to release the song, titled 'Red Bandnna/Black Hoodie,' but says he's gotta go through the red tape first to make sure it's on the up and up.
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As long as we get to do what we gotta do and people know who we are and the history of it all... Damn, it's on the up from here.
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We also spoke to Slim's friend, YG, at LAX Monday ... he confirmed the "Bruisin" rapper's on the up-and-up, and vowed to "stay dangerous" in face of the incident.
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More likely, Cormican found, they're lying on the couch, arm draped over the edge, pounding on the up-down-left-right buttons on the remote in search of something to watch.
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After weeks of headlines and government resignations over the Conservatives' bungled negotiations to leave the European Union, the party that infected British politics with the Brexit virus is on the up.
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"It's encouraging to see an improvement in the manufacturing sector after October's stark survey, with order books and output growth on the up," Rain Newton-Smith, the CBI's chief economist, said.
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Wellness is incorporated into the work environment of the accounting giant with mediation spaces and meetings on treadmills that help employees keep their inner zen and fitness levels on the up.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 began on a downwards trajectory in April 2015 but has largely been on the up since late 2016 as economic fundamentals across the region have improved.
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On the up this week is Cera, the London-based homecare startup advised by former Deputy Prime Minister Sir Nick Clegg, which today is announcing $17 million in Series A funding.
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Sales of beer, barbecues and big screen TVs have been on the up during the month of June as fans have seen an England side have its best performance since 1990.
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But they have been on the up since election results came in, so does that mean we are in for more of the same this week and in the long term?
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HANNAH: Such is the stirring magnificence of the thong that Sisqo manages to hover-run on the up-stretched hands of a dancing bikini-clad crowd to a neon Eurovision stage.
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Doug Rudman, the attorney for Sunrise Tactical's owners, tells us the ATF has exonerated his clients and made it clear they the sale to Cruz was completely on the up-and-up.
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The couple married on June 14, 1999, shortly before Eminem embarked on the Up In Smoke tour—his first major jaunt alongside hip-hop heavy hitters like Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg.
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It's stretched credulity well beyond snapping to think that Ivanka was simply blissfully unaware that what she was doing in using her private email account was totally on the up and up.
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Harris is a dynamic politician whose national profile is on the up, along with her fundraising prowess, meaning she is gaining attention -- and attention-grabbing headlines -- as a potential 2020 primary candidate.
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The practice and study of sporting activities became mainstream in the eighteenth century in the West, but boxing, in particular, had not always been on the up-and-up in English society.
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As for the agreement Rocko claims Future had with him, Future says the deal never kept him in Rocko's clutches, and his advances from Epic were fully on the up and up.
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Osiris' attorneys note one of the conditions of their client's bond is that he gets any and all travel outside of Georgia approved, so they wanna be on the up and up.
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But Moscow's ties to Africa are now on the up, Putin said, pointing to military technical cooperation accords that Russia has with more than 30 African states which it supplies arms to.
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ZURICH, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Credit Suisse has capped a series of downtown Zurich property divestments with the sale of a building on the up-market Bahnhofstrasse to investment fund Swiss Prime Anlagestiftung.
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Today's society can't drive inflation the way it did when real wages, savings, net worth, property values, and the general notions of hope and prosperity were all on the up and up.
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The obvious problem with the industry is that it is happily global when the market is on the up, but then turns to national governments to bail it out when things go south.
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Europe's dearth of tech - the engine of the global rally - has hurt it on the up but could provide helpful insulation in a selloff focusing on the most expensive parts of the market.
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Inflation data from the German states of Hesse and Bayer on Thursday confirmed price growth in the euro zone's largest economy was likely on the up, suggesting the ECB's hands may be tied.
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"The biggest thing to look out for is if you're getting a high-pressure sales pitch that may be an indicator the program might not be on the up and up," Ashe said.
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As he does with Inscatech, he'd also have covert operatives on the ground in Asia, South America, or India to make sure that what's happening at factories is on the up and up.
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The company behind M&M'S ice cream bars is bamboozling its customers into thinking its "vanilla" filling is on the up-and-up, when it isn't ... so claims a new class action lawsuit.
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The heightened awareness among young women of their growing leverage reflects a popular Chinese saying: yin sheng, yang shuai, meaning the female force is on the up, while the male is on the down.
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If the same actions have different outcomes, and those differences seem to correspond to partisan political interests, then the public will naturally suspect that law enforcement decisions are not on the up-and-up.
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The one European nation with legitimate reason to believe that things are on the up is Scotland, whose quarter-final appearance in the World Cup was certainly more than they could have hoped for.
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Started in 1986, the quartet flew a flag of conviction in an insouciant era: First-generation indie rock was on the up, with bands like Dinosaur Jr. and Sonic Youth proposing abstention as rebellion.
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And yet it is surprising how often, and how completely, many of us can be deluded into letting our guard down, thinking that what we see online really is on the up and up.
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Chalk it up to Instagram, or the jewelry designers creating the prettiest stackable gold signet rings that just beg to be paired with a perfect mani, but nail art is on the up and up.
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I think that the way we get traction is basically connecting to the real economic problems of working families and presenting our agenda for making sure everyone gets on the up escalator of the economy.
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Lil Pump's shouting match with Miami cops moments before they arrested him has caught the attention of the police department's honchos ... who are reviewing the incident to make sure everything's on the up and up.
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But as far as the FAA is concerned, everything is on the up and up since Project Wing has a blanket authorization at their test sites for testing drones for package delivery under 400 feet.
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"Despite feeling the pinch from high inflation, business volumes have bloomed, profits have grown for the first time in over two years and hiring is on the up," CBI chief economist Rain Newton-Smith said.
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With Rory MacDonald signing a deal with Bellator and Benson Henderson having just fought there for a second time, the fighting world outside of the UFC seems like it is on the up and up.
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It seemed as if things were on the up-and-up for truck drivers last year; they were getting "unprecedented" pay bumps, and massive retailers were stocking trucker waiting areas with free soda and snacks.
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He isn't standing up for democracy when he tells people to"make sure everything is on the up and up" and then they turn around and promote racial profiling at best and assassination at worst.
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To find an architect to overhaul the buildings, they interviewed firms suggested by their friend Christopher Hawthorne, the architecture critic for the Los Angeles Times, and decided on the up-and-coming architecture firm wHY.
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I want to hear him say one way or the other whether or not the Clinton e-mail investigation was professionally done on the up-and-up and how -- what he thinks about the FISA warrant?
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Both ride-share stocks have been on the up and up since hitting lows last fall, but Oppenheimer technician Ari Wald says the months-long rallies for both names aren't enough to change his cautious tune.
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Rising yields on treasury bills, which have been on the up following an unexpected interest rate hike by the central bank in mid-February, have spurred investor appetite for fixed interest-rate bearing assets, dealers said.
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"If the same actions have different outcomes, and those differences seem to correspond to partisan political interests, then the public will naturally suspect that law enforcement decisions are not on the up-and-up," he wrote.
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Not only does this kiosk prevent internal theft for the cannabusiness since cash never actually touches the hands of a dispensary employee, it also provides assurance to banks that everything is on the up and up.
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As one of the world's first music startups to successfully crowdfund a financing round, the team has been backed by a vast group of friends, family and other investors from across Europe, and they're on the up.
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Would you be shocked to learn that things at the Checquy may not be entirely on the up and up, and that it may in fact be exploiting the very EVAs it claims to want to protect?
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He was just somebody who was working in Washington as a lobbyist, was approached to be a part of some of these Russian lobbying campaigns, and he realized immediately this was not on the up and up.
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And though things have been on the up and up in the last decade, with exports to China increasing by over 200 percent, retaliatory sanctions can quickly become the rule of the road when trade sabers rattle.
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Sony, who has been losing marketshare and relevance in the mobile market, seems to be on the up with its Xperia XZ and even Lenovo's modular Moto Z seems to be more actively used than the Note7.
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On August 31st, the most recent date for which figures are available, 31% of respondents said the economy was headed downhill, 28% said it was on the up and 26% said it was on a steady course.
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But the estimates for how much wind or flooding a facility can withstand are based on the up-to-date assessments for storm surge and flooding — not future projections — and don't take into account the changing climate.
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During that time period, she was also suffering physically, having lost her voice; nerves connected to her vocal cords atrophied, a side effect of Lyme disease, which she'd had since a tick bite on the "Up!" tour.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg has seized the lead in Iowa and a recent national survey from Quinnipiac, which also saw Buttigieg on the up, showed that he was syphoning support primarily from one candidate: Warren.
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The quartet broke out of the Philly underground in 2012, touring with Perfect Pussy, Potty Mouth and the aforementioned Waxahatchee, releasing two albums and one EP. They were on the up and up, and then, in 2015: finito.
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On the up side, international visitors spent more than $20.8 billion on travel to, and on tourism-related activities within, the United States in January 2017, according to a recent report from the National Travel and Tourism Office.
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This month's global "ransomware" attack, dubbed WannaCry, has raised awareness of BlackBerry's security software business, while prospects for sales of the company's automotive software are on the up, said Nicholas McQuire, an enterprise research analyst at CC Insight.
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Just as potentially negative data and news didn't really matter earlier this year when markets were on the up, so it appears now that any "good" news flow is struggling to hold back the growing tide of sellers.
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I still can't imagine a scenario in which a single actor would initiate some sun-blocking initiative or, in contrast, a global consensus could be reached on its deployment (unless things get truly unhinged on the up side).
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After being hailed the "Prince of Pot" (real original, guys) by some for his pledge to legalize marijuana, JT has been on the up and up with many weed enthusiasts looking to light up these last few months.
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He was a recipient of the 20 Ascap Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Award for his piece "On the Up." In 2016, he released a contemporary jazz album, "It's Where You Are" (Tone Rogue Records), featuring a quartet.
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The chip maker Nvidia — whose stock is on the up and up as a result of its chips being bought up for artificial intelligence applications — yesterday announced new cloud computing hardware designed specifically to crunch through A.I tasks.
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He was a recipient of the 2017 Ascap Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Award for his piece "On the Up." In 2016, he released a contemporary jazz album, "It's Where You Are" (Tone Rogue Records), featuring a quartet.
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Keshia Knight Pulliam says her trip to accompany Bill Cosby at his trial was totally on the up and up -- and she has emails to prove her ex knew it ... despite his claim she broke their custody deal.
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Needless to say, the product sold out in 10 minutes — and It Cosmetics has been on the up-and-up ever since, earning a top-seller spot at both Ulta and Sephora, plus 9,630,000 YouTube video mentions to date.
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But with the Cavs and the Indians and Stipe Miocic crushin' it this year, CLE's on the up -- leaving Atlanta ... well, in the same place it's been since 1995 (the last time a major ATL team won a championship).
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Metropolises on the up: 7 design-savvy cities to watch in 2018 Rise of the megacity Delhi is expected to overtake Tokyo as the world's largest metropolitan area around 2028, as Japan's population declines and India's continues to grow.
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Prosecutors went to court and asked the federal judge in Brooklyn who is presiding over Chapo's drug trafficking case to allow them to screen every potential foreign lawyer on Chapo's legal team to make sure they're on the up-and-up.
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Really, that has to be discussed and put on the table at a United Nations and NATO level, where we're discussing the ability to surveil, and trust but verify, and make sure that things are on the up-and-up.
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There is a good chance that Trump will eventually admit to knowing about the hush payments, but perhaps claim ignorance as to the details and say that he trusted his attorney Cohen was doing things on the up and up.
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Imagine politics as a two-dimensional ideological grid: on the up-down axis are views on race, immigration, and other social/identity issues, with the uppermost point signifying total anti-racism/openness and the opposite point signifying extreme xenophobia and racism.
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The Hill analyzed the latest fundraising numbers from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), with a special focus on the up-and-coming lawmakers who have announced candidacies for three leadership posts next year: assistant leader, currently held by Rep.
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Sometimes it was on the up and up: Mr. Hansen said that he looked forward to being able to open several dozen new accounts in one day but that he always tried to match customers with products that fit their needs.
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She got her first taste of viral success through beefing with prominent YouTuber RiceGum, and soon graduated onto more high-profile feuds, like the rather one-sided attack on the up-and-coming 15-year-old rapper Bhad Bhabie, a.k.a.
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There are different ways to categorize tablets; research firm IDC differentiates "slate" tablets from "detachable tablets," which means you can say that one of these categories has slowed but the other is on the up-and-up, and it would be true.
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Tensions between the world's two biggest economies have been on the up ever since President Donald Trump threatened tariffs on up to $150 billion worth of Chinese goods, citing unfair commercial practices on the part of Beijing and a gaping U.S. trade deficit.
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Yesterday, the New York Times published an interesting profile, which you should really read, on the up-and-comer who is now officially a member of the Army, and a current student at Army's prep school, before hopefully becoming a full cadet next fall.
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Big-ticket boosters ponying up so they can pound bottles of Free State at the outdoor patio pre-game may, in theory, be all on the up-and-up, but would $12 million ever be spent, publicly or privately, for kids to attend regular college?
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This request builds on the up-to-$85033 million that DOE announced in January to establish between two and five multidisciplinary Quantum Information Science Centers, where researchers from DOE's National Laboratories will join with experts from universities and the private sector to advance the field.
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I've been to places "on the up" before and I expected to see the telltale signs of a new tourism boom: cranes dotting the horizon; sunburned crowds settling into lounge chairs on the beach; minivans heading out in packs for day trips to nearby sites.
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He hadn't, though it wouldn't be the most unheard of thing to happen to him—considering most of his twenties were spent starring in one of the late aughts more popular TV series and now he's in a band on the up and up.
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"Investors are perhaps hopeful that things are on the up from the group, with better returns on the horizon via a revamped investment banking division - the one that made it such a success in years gone by," Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, said.
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Drilling rates could be on the up and up in the near future, so take a trip to see Big Thicket's more than 1,300 species of trees, vines, and more (including four species of blood-hungry carnivorous plants!) while this park is still in one solid piece.
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C1, which sells salads in old jam jars and bottles its own juices, has helped revitalize one part of the city which was dead at night when the coffee shop re-opened but other businesses are now operating there and the area is on the up.
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Descending a dank set of stairs directly below the inconspicuous sign—a downward arrow tinted sprightly green and white—patrons of this Village watering hole might be momentarily surprised to find a neighborhood nook that, in keeping with its name, is unequivocally on the up and up.
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Hiram (Mark Consuelos) later gets a not-so-friendly visit from his old business associates, Lenny Kowalski (Eli Gabay) and Carl Martin (Mark Gibbon), who see Hermione's (Marisol Nichols) run for Mayor as a danger to their own business dealings, which aren't exactly on the up and up.
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I'm not sure, and not to take the ignorant road, but I'm like, "Well, Jack passed on, and hopefully he had a good relationship with his best friend and things were on the up and up with his then-wife…" But at that point, Jack is a memory.
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I'm talking about the agents and their runners, the coaches and their bagmen and the university presidents who are supposed to ensure that being a student-athlete is on the up and up, but instead turn a blind eye to all of it until the moment everyone stops cheering.
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Things were on the up-and-up in March, when Woodstock 50's impressive lineup was revealed to include headliners like modern-day favorites like Jay-Z, the Killers, and Miley Cyrus (and this writer's personal favorite, Soccer Mommy), as well as throwback performers like Santana and the Zombies.
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Not all of that advice is on the up and up: In March, the Federal Trade Commission busted a get-rich-quick scheme that promised to teach people how to make $5,000 to $10,000 per month by selling items on Amazon, with no ability to actually do so.
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Andy Calitz said work on the up to C$40 billion ($31.79 billion) project is "extremely active" and has not been slowed by Malaysian oil company Petronas' decision last week to scrap its LNG project in the Western Canadian province, nor by a recent change in provincial government.
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"Maybe, just maybe, Republicans are starting to come around to our view that election security is necessary, that if the Americans don't believe their elections are on the up and up, woe is us as a country, as a democracy," Schumer said on the Senate floor on Thursday.
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It's a much nicer term than a belated comeback, like this one: The center theme entry is ESCALATOR CLAUSE and the bottom one is ON THE UP AND UP. While light on theme, there are some nice Down entries, like FROWNED UPON, ICE CUBE TRAY and ROCK OPERA.
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Do you believe the way the FBI handled the Clinton e-mail investigation, it was on the up and up, do you believe it was fair, do you believe they were in the tank for Clinton and hated Trump, was it really a serious investigation or was it apolitically compromised?
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While voters may not believe that Hillary has been very forthcoming with her emails, and may not believe she is on the up and up with the issue of her server, clearly, based on all these polls, voters trust Hillary to have what it takes to be in the Oval Office.
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How long the cyber market will be on the up and up is hard to say, since there are now many firms and parts that aren't quite yet working together to create a cohesive or uniform solution, said Michael Sury, a lecturer in finance at the University of Texas at Austin.
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If he'd really believed the project was on the up-and-up, it's easy to imagine Trump as a candidate making a public to-do about the deal—arguing that he felt America's relationship with Russia was off-track, and that as the world's smartest businessman, he alone could set it right.
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Sure, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Wonder Woman and Beauty and the Beast made it seem like female representation in Hollywood was on the up, but women comprised just 18 percent of all directors, writers, producers, executive producers, editors, and cinematographers working on the top films of 53, according to a new study.
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But short of packing your bags and moving to Los Angeles (which really isn't so bad of an idea, if you can swing it), you can still keep your skin on the up-and-up all winter long with these illuminating products, which will help undo existing damage and keep the future looking bright.
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If you can be clever in your selections as well as your technique—and it doesn't mean you need to be super aggressive with scratching or juggling—but if you can blend stuff and, with each transition, get the people excited, if you can keep things on the up, mixing in measure, it really does help.
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In Discovery's first season, Michael gets bounced from her original post due to criminal insubordination, and she is reassigned to a new ship to help fight a war against the Klingons alongside a crew that's not sure they can trust her… just as she (correctly) surmises that not all of them are on the up-and-up.
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At the time, he claimed he couldn't release them, as they were under audit by the IRS (because nothing should reassure people that you're on the up and up more than being subject to an IRS audit.) There's just one problem with that, the IRS pointed out an audit does not prevent anyone from releasing their returns.
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" The way the city takes care of the neighborhood can be a good indicator of whether or not the area is on the up-and-up, he says: "If a city is not taking care of the potholes and they're not trimming the neutral ground, that means that they don't think this neighborhood is that great.
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If you've been waiting for a sign that it's time to finally dig through your makeup bag and toss those sad-looking tubes, now's the perfect time — and if you want to take your goodwill to the next level, Appalachian Wildlife Refuge also has an extensive wishlist of items they need to keep their furry (and scaly) patients on the up and up.
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Aside from all the havoc Trump's administration wreaked on our bodies and beyond, it was the year that saw designers playing musical chairs at the biggest fashion brands, a mass exodus on New York Fashion's calendar in favor of Paris, and the sad, sad state of print journalism (though, the price of highly-sought after magazines is on the up and up!).
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SS: I understand that Richard, I understand why the Trust Monitor is so low because I see the wealth generated in the C- Suite, I see the wealth around Davos, I see the numbers about billionaires versus the poorest people in the world and people are really struggling out there despite the fact that, apparently, economies are on the up as well.
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The New York Democrat, who was forced to resign in June 2011 after he was caught sexting and sending lewd photos of himself to at least six women — none of whom was his wife, a former top Hillary Clinton aide — was on the up and up when he and Abedin sat down with PEOPLE for an interview in July 2012.
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I mean, there was a downturn, but it pretty much was on the up and to the right, essentially, people using it, with some focus on VR, but a lot less, because VR and other artificial intelligence were sort of hot for a while, and then weren't, because people more focused on portals, and then social media and Twitter and things like that.
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But in the event that you're still stuck on the particulars of the infamous 'do, know this: President Trump's longtime physician, Dr. Harold N. Bornstein, confirmed to the New York Times that his powerful client (though who knows for how long — we can't see this reveal going over well) does indeed take hair-growth pills to keep his fine, fluffy texture on the up and up.
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Even on election day, he was circumspect about whether or not he would accept the results; "So no, if I think everything's on the up and up, that's a lot different, and we can only see what happens, I hope it's going to be very fair, I think we're going to do very well," he said on a Tampa radio station on November 8.
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Apparently, the day of the 2016 host vote, Papa Massata Diack, Lamine's son, transferred $299,300 via his offshore holding group to another offshore holding group controlled by former Namibian sprinter and current IOC member Frankie Fredericks, who was the scrutineer of the vote; that is indeed a real word, and refers to the person who makes sure everything was on the up and up.
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I have a little bit of an idea of what story I want to tell ultimately, but I don't want to give that away and hopefully, we'll be on the air for many years, and the story we're telling is a long one, but it's not as simple as: BoJack gets a pep talk from a baboon, and then he's on the up and up, and everything's going to be fine.
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In a recent study carried out by The Tab, it was revealed that ketamine use is on the up, with a staggering 59% of students at the University of Manchester regularly indulging in a drug that either makes you feel like you've necked two cans of K Cider in very quick succession or sends you into a psychedelic state in which total dissociation is an all too real possibility.
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