I don't do that and it piles up, it all piles up and sometimes,
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Below the cages, feces piles up, creating an overpowering odor.
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It piles up through the acquisitive instinct, nostalgia and inertia.
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Perry piles up three points as Ducks dump Caps ANAHEIM, Calif.
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Each individual regulation is penny-ante stuff, but it piles up.
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Politico: Impeachment timeline in flux as evidence against Trump piles up.
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Rubbish piles up on open dumps, if not in the street.
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In the wrong hands, paper simply crumples, crinkles, and piles up.
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As evidence piles up about the deleterious impact of global tourism,
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But the concern is growing steadily as more evidence piles up.
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As paper piles up, lawmakers can see visible support for a cause.
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The traffic that piles up at practically any hour of the day.
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Resentment from what could be core allies of the president piles up.
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"Undelivered mail piles up," said Siosifa Pomana, the head of Tonga Post.
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And now here we are again, as the snow piles up in Boston.
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Rubbish often piles up in the streets, or is dumped in the Mediterranean.
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Refuse piles up in slums, next to government offices and outside luxury condominiums.
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As it piles up, it can waste a shocking amount of storage space.
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As more robots start to crowd in, the damage they dish out piles up.
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Lately, he just piles up bales at a loading dock, waiting for better days.
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As the ice piles up, kakigori makers add syrups, purées and other sweet toppings.
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Waste—including freezers, computers and vehicles—piles up with no easy way to remove it.
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But that may change as the number of papers tracked by Semantic Scholar piles up.
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In the lagoon, red earth piles up where yet another new bridge is under construction.
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Meanwhile, unfinished work on tax reform, infrastructure investment and the budget piles up behind it.
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Is there a show you know you enjoy that still piles up on your DVR?
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Sometimes, it's true, the movie feels arch and overburdened, as the symbolic load piles up.
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Peatlands are comprised of partially decomposed, wet plant material that piles up over thousands of years.
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And when we can do things faster, we do them more, which means data piles up.
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But as negative sentiment piles up, stocks look poised to mount a stark reversal, he contended.
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Each morning, she must clear a path out the front door; overnight, sand piles up in front.
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Wall Street is increasingly wary of the stock as evidence piles up that iPhone demand will soften.
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But as foreign trash piles up in countries like Thailand and Vietnam, China's recyclers face more risks.
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It's annoying to carry it all the way downstairs, so it just stays here and piles up.
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That seems to be in part because the surfactant piles up around the biofilm branches as a barrier.
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It's the worthless plastic — the single-use plastics — that compose this mounting mess and piles up on beaches.
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But each day fresh evidence piles up in the cost column even as the benefits have held steady.
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As the years plod on and the methane piles up, solving this mystery has taken on increasing urgency.
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And as the money piles up, the odds of winning the Powerball don't get any more – or less!
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But the pitches Mr. Norman piles up came across as precisely chosen for their astringent beauty and impact.
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That cash piles up in banks and is turned into loans, resulting in China's high level of debt.
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As the uncertainty for a solution piles up, parents like Roberta Henry race to plan their children's schedules.
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Or suppose that someone piles up blocks and the second person reports how many are in each pile.
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Muslims are once again left in the dark as the U.S administration piles up bans and restrictions against them.
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Where the new ejecta meets the older debris, it piles up into a shock, inside which magnetic fields soar.
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Up to that point Dillashaw had a ton of bricks piles up and nothing to join it all together.
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Clinton will try to patiently outlast Mr. Sanders while she piles up enough delegates to wrap up the nomination.
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As the two characters learn more about each other, sadness piles up at a pace that's deliberate and relentless.
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He piles up heaps of ridiculous names: Bingo Little, Tuppy Glossop, Freddie Bullivant, Barmy Fotheringay-Phipps, Catsmeat Potter-Pirbright.
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Litter piles up, side roads remain unpaved and one main kindergarten is an old wooden barracks lacking indoor plumbing.
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Yet even as evidence for such claims piles up, analysts say that Hanoi has been reluctant to weaponize it.
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Seventh Generation's toilet paper is made from recycled office paper, the kind that piles up next to the printer.
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"Sometimes the city comes to collect the garbage, but mostly it just piles up," the 2000-year-old told Reuters.
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But interest still piles up, so students can end up owing much more than they did in the first place.
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"If you sweep things under the rug, it piles up, and we don't want it to pile up," he said.
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First Love isn't a comedy, but it piles up the abrupt surprises and "I can't believe that just happened" laughs.
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Put it all together and you've got a stack of podcasts that piles up like back issues of the New Yorker.
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The footage also shows a haze of white as the snow continues to fall and it piles up on the ground.
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As the body count piles up, Light's activities catch the attention of a brilliant detective known only as L (Keith Stanfield).
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As a result, raw sewage piles up on the beaches of Gaza and southern Israel, contaminating the groundwater in the process.
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The more evidence of misbehavior that piles up against Trump the more it seems clear the party will stay behind him.
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As it flies from the outer to inner bands, the gas becomes more dense, piles up, and creates new star clusters.
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Coal piles up outside a mine near Julian, W.Va., as sales lose ground to renewable and less carbon-intensive energy sources.
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Plenty of borrowers are in repayment plans with monthly bills so low that additional interest accrues and piles up over time.
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Braised brisket is warming, cozy, rich and hearty, a perfect wintry meal to serve when temperatures plunge and snow piles up.
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In a further insult, they say, people have even been fined for trash that piles up outside their homes or businesses.
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But that's nothing compared with the snow that piles up in Japan's Hida Mountains, one of the snowiest places on earth.
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"The garbage piles up so much that you find it in the roads and when it rains, the water stagnates," he said.
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Apparently, they had developed a taste for junk food, in particular the stuff that piles up in landfills along the migration route.
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"As evidence piles up, the exercise-mental health connection is becoming impossible to ignore," writes Kirsten Weir for the American Psychological Association.
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A tiered shoe rack, for example, can double or triple the area of the closet floor where your footwear otherwise piles up.
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Behind the glass counter on one side of the room, a sea of deliciousness piles up over the course of the morning.
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And as the news piles up every day, self-care — which can and should include taking pride in completing everyday tasks — is important.
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A 401(k) and company match is like "free money that piles up and earns more for you year after year," Sethi writes.
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As student loan debt piles up, defaults rates are accelerating and posing a threat to future economic growth, according to Federal Reserve experts.
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As the backlog of Republican priorities piles up — tax reform, infrastructure, debt ceiling and government funding bills — Republicans are anxious about moving on.
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Originally a poet, the word never disappears from his visual work, but rather multiplies, piles up, even explodes, to the brink of incomprehensibility.
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As stock market volatility piles up, investors might be asking themselves if it's a good time to buy into the market's latest dips.
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The Sanitation Department, which plows only when at least two inches of snow piles up, has deployed its trucks just twice this season.
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As the water runs out, plastic waste piles up and the air gets ever more toxic, everyone has to do what they can.
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"Sometimes the garbage piles up here for days, and it would be nice if they sprayed for mosquitoes once in a while," she said.
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"At a certain point the anecdotal evidence piles up until it's empirical, and I think these earnings reports potentially justify these prices," Cramer said.
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They are often the ones left behind in the office, taking on all the extra work that piles up when someone goes on leave.
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A nearly constant choke of traffic coming off the bridge on the Manhattan side often piles up almost to the middle of the river.
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As evidence piles up of ethnic cleansing so brutal it could well qualify as genocide, truth is the last thing the government wants known.
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Go deeper: Trump's "reality tremor" as Mueller fallout piles up What we now know about Trump and Russia Mueller's breadcrumbs suggest he has the goods
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As the evidence piles up, it seems like the problem isn't just a few bad police departments but rather the entire system they're part of.
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D.Va can't last in many one-versus-one showdowns, but her damage piles up over time and — more importantly — keeps the enemy team on edge.
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They initially suspect she might have simply run away, but as the evidence piles up, it seems likely that something sinister has happened to Margot.
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Sometimes we do need a little push to put down our phones or dump some of the accumulated nonsense that piles up over the months.
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But in recent months, longer, busier days in the lab are becoming the norm for McManaman, as a mounting workload literally piles up behind her.
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Bile helps to digest the fat in the food we eat, but my bile piles up within my liver because it has nowhere to go.
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This "pillow lava" -- spherical blobs of lava that cool from the outside in -- piles up and forms a steep underwater slope called a lava delta.
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What concerns Petzold is not the direction of traffic, as it were, so much as the moral damage that piles up in the traffic's wake.
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When a plane is flying at supersonic speeds, sound from its engines piles up into a cone-shaped shock wave known as a sonic boom.
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It piles up in our landfills, while manufacturing, shipping, and disposing of all of this stuff — often used for mere seconds — creates big greenhouse gas emissions.
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Stories like this are becoming familiar, as more evidence piles up that women are less likely to be promoted than men and earn less on average.
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All this back-and-forth and hatred piles up, and you gotta ask, not only what are we fighting for but who are we fighting for?
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When you carry a balance on your credit card, interest piles up and you end up paying much more for items than if you'd used cash.
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The system is weatherproof — though if you live in a particularly cold area, if might be best to bring it in when the snow piles up.
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New York will see up to 2 inches of snowfall an hour Sunday and Monday, it said, making for dangerous roads as the snow piles up.
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"At a certain point the anecdotal evidence piles up until it's empirical, and I think these earnings reports potentially justify these prices," the "Mad Money " host said.
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However, as day-to-day stress piles up, we don't always make enough time to take care of those relationships — or ourselves — as much as we should.
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The shocks occur when massive stars zip through space, pushing material ahead of them in the same way that water piles up in front of a boat.
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The world's largest consumer goods companies have a big problem: The plastic waste that piles up in landfills and oceans has their corporate logos all over it.
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And these things are fantastic for storing all the weird kitchen detritus that piles up over time, like rubber bands, coupons, gum, bag clips and so on.
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As the water piles up along the coast, rivers and streams that typically drain into the ocean can become clogged farther upstream, forcing water levels to rise.
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As the water piles up along the coast, rivers and streams that typically drain into the ocean can become clogged further upstream, forcing water levels to rise.
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Regardless of the version, the cost of consistently replacing your AirPods certainly piles up: 34 pairs of Apple&aposs $160 wireless earbuds would cost more than $5,000.
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As the U.S.-China trade war has dragged on, and evidence piles up that trade volumes are taking a knock, those warnings seem all the more prescient.
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But eventually, the Sun's energy should wane, creating a boundary where interstellar hydrogen piles up at the edge of the outward pressure caused by the solar wind's energy.
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First, it appears headed squarely for the coast, an approach that typically piles up water in front of a storm, unlike ones that travel sideways alongside a coast.
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The discovery was a reminder of the value of protecting and restoring wetlands as carbon pollution piles up in the atmosphere, warming the planet and raising its seas.
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But the one person who mattered most in this situation— Khloé — has kept quiet about the scandal, even as evidence piles up that that they are back together.
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That's going to be a problem, though, as the evidence piles up that Russia did a lot more to influence the election than the president wants to admit.
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There's no good case for the current massive third status of information that piles up on servers to be coughed up reluctantly in response to an adversarial process.
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The worst mass shooting in modern American history occurred two months ago, and it seems that bad news piles up so fast that we've all but forgotten it.
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He piles up the evidence, reserving most of his scorn for the liberal meritocratic class that he believes has allowed Democrats to be depicted as out of touch.
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A Jacobean tragedy about star-crossed lovers and the spouses who just happen to get murdered along the way, this John Webster play piles up its final corpses.
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They happen when the dumb shit in life piles up, when you can't find a job or figure out how to feed yourself like a normal human being.
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Why it matters: The study arrives at a fragile moment in global climate diplomacy, even as more research piles up about the dangers of failing to steeply cut emissions.
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When you apply that optimization to how every container full of electronics, clothes or food gets from factory to store, Flexport keeps getting smarter as the value piles up.
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In a 1967 piece based on a Jean de La Fontaine fable, language piles up in silent layers as photographed words are projected over others printed on a screen.
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Facebook has had a rocky relationship with news organizations as it piles up advertising profits while paying little for content, but news executives expressed satisfaction with the latest arrangement.
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He's typically firing from behind tanks as a front line offensive hero, and it leaves him perfectly positioned to drop a timely Biotic Field when the damage piles up.
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To prepare for future movements of commerce and people, the nation needs to get started sooner than later, or else the backlog just piles up along with the cost.
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Whether or not Hagelin piles up a lot of points in the playoffs, the Capitals know he will still have the sort of impact that could swing a series.
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The piles up and down this street, and along many other nearby streets — shards of wallboard and mildewing carpet, artificial flowers and computer monitors — stand taller than some people.
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"Dengue tends to seek out the poor who live in densely populated places where sanitation is inadequate, rubbish piles up, water pools and mosquitoes thrive," he said in a statement.
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Even when you watch a few episodes in a row — as Netflix surely hopes you will — it feels like just leaving the TV on as rerun after rerun piles up.
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If you're in the mood for a hot drink to keep you warm as the snow piles up outside, Cooking has rounded up 10 cocktails that will do the trick.
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Saudi Arabia The Trump administration is starting to take a tougher public stand against Saudi Arabia, as evidence piles up of the kingdom's possible role in Jamal Khashoggi's apparent death.
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As the evidence piles up, senior military leaders have dubbed the threat "strategically significant" and issued dire warnings about the potential impact of sea level rise on the military's mission.
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Like the best conspiracy thrillers, Get Out piles up uncomfortable situations and unsettling images to keep the audience off base, but keeps the mysteries unraveling steadily almost until the final moments.
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Your team should operate inside its arc of fire whenever possible, as most foes will focus on the immediate threat in front of them while the turrets piles up more damage.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU regulators are searching for ways to increase recycling of plastic, as waste piles up in ports after China banned imports of "foreign garbage" from the start of 2018.
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Locals here rely on rice for their livelihood: The staple is served with two meals a day, and along the dusty main road, rice chaff piles up like leaves in autumn.
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Working elevators, summer jobs for teenagers, community centers open till midnight, residents who know what to do when the trash piles up — no one would doubt that these are good things.
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The business model of many of the country's tech start-ups — spend furiously to acquire new users, worry about profits later — wobbles as one company's stock piles up on the streets.
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The hope for Democrats is that Clinton piles up an insurmountable delegate lead -- and Sanders decides on his own it's time to call it quits, without any intervention from the party establishment.
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Communities that grappled with rising floodwaters last week now find themselves battling scorching summer temperatures well above 30 degrees Celsius (86°F), as foul-smelling garbage piles up in mud-splattered streets.
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Once again, a Broadway theater has been transformed into a grungy London junkyard, where trash piles up against the walls and spills out into the auditorium — albeit on a somewhat smaller scale.
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For non-painters, a good example of this is pouring a viscous substance like molasses or honey, and how it piles up on a given surface (like toast) before spreading across it.
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Across the ocean, vertebrate palaeontologist Darren Naish told me he's "unable to stay on top of the amount of plastic crap" that piles up at his local nature reserve in southern England.
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"We're in this world where we are overwhelmed by spoken word that's recorded, and it piles up and up," says Jeffrey Kofman, the CEO and founder of Trint, an AI transcription firm.
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With Congress failing to pass more than 100 gun control bills as the number of casualties from mass shootings piles up, it's easy for gun control advocates to think nothing will be accomplished.
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Although our antihero, played with brash innocence lightly sprinkled with arsenic by Bryce Pinkham, eventually piles up a stack of corpses to rival that of dear old Mr. Todd, he's a much cuddlier fellow.
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Amanda Hodgson, of the school's Cetacean Research Unit, has been using UAVs to capture images of marine animals for years, but the data piles up fast, and there are only so many grad students.
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As metal piles up in the country's major cities, executives say the price surge has mainly been fuelled by another bout of speculative buying rather than underpinned by a pick up in industrial demand.
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Paying someone to empty trash bins in parks is better than paying that same person to sit at home, while the trash piles up, and then paying more, later, to actually empty the trash.
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Arthur DeGaetano, director of the Northeast Regional Climate Center at Cornell University, suggested visualizing a snowplow: The hurricane winds function as the plow, and the water "piles up" as it's pushed toward the shore.
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As the pressure piles up, however, the president and his allies are convinced that voters will side with their messaging that portrays the Democrats' efforts as politically motivated to keep Trump from getting re-elected.
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The French are traditionally tolerant of labor action, but this time, as the garbage piles up and commuters fight their way onto crowded trains, there are signs that the union may have overplayed its hand.
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When the approximately 47-km-long (30-mile) Khurdopin glacier collides with the side wall of the rocky valley, it blocks the river, and a temporary lake forms behind it as the water piles up.
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Adapted from a DC Vertigo graphic novel, the movie is dark and violent, but races through its story in such willy-nilly fashion that the body count piles up without providing much reason to care.
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Most of the time, we are super excited to get started at a new job, but over time, as stress piles up, we lose sight of what was exciting about it in the first place.
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Because of these and other policies, the bloated financial sector gobbles up capital and top talent that could be deployed more productively elsewhere, depressing economic growth even as it piles up massive fortunes for Wall Street.
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"Garbage, like plastic bottles, piles up in my neighborhood, so I brought it here so the environment is not only cleaner but also to help ease the workload of garbage collectors," said Surabaya resident Linda Rahmawati.
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As evidence piles up against his son, Andy is forced to push well beyond his lawyer boundaries to protect Jacob from a life behind bars — or worse, as the teen will be tried as an adult.
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The crown prince has formed a tight bond with princeling Jared Kushner, one that proves ever more embarrassing as the evidence piles up that bin Salman ordered the horrendous murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi.
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China's third-largest bike-sharing operator is in dire financial trouble and headed for closure, while bike 'graveyards' have popped up across the country as the sheer number of discarded bikes piles up in major Chinese cities.
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On the ancient and threatened cedar forests of the Levant, he writes: That which from the mineral into swayings piles up through orbital fire, bores into basis, veins itself with drink, sheathes with callus, here shades the ant.
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JAKARTA, March 19 (Reuters) - Indonesia's central bank cut its benchmark interest rate on Thursday, as expected, to soften the blow on Southeast Asia's biggest economy from the coronavirus outbreak even as pressure piles up on a fragile rupiah.
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It will reach a few islands on the way to the eastern coast of Australia, perhaps clogging up ports and bays as it piles up inside them, inconveniencing fishers and people simply wanting to hop from island to island.
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Beneath her feet, a conveyor belt rises diagonally from the concrete floor where collection trucks dump their hauls in huge piles, up to the vast web of platforms, conveyor belts, and equipment that sort recyclable materials from the garbage.
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DEBT PILES UP Back in July, Softbank said a group of companies, including technology behemoths Apple Inc and Microsoft Corp , as well as a slew of Japanese banks, and Britain's Standard Chartered Plc would contribute to Vision Fund 2.
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With each of these encounters, someone's record piles up — giving officers more reason, in their view, to stop him or her, because they recognize the person, or perhaps see the person's record when running a license plate, for example.
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The new Congress will be seated in a matter of days — but it is almost certain that the seat from the North Carolina Ninth Congressional District will be left empty, as more evidence of a brazen vote-tampering scheme piles up.
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"This outflow sweeps up the cold, interstellar gas in front of it, forming the outer edge of the bubble much like a snowplow piles up snow in front of it as it moves forward," the space agency said in a statement.
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On the Palestinian side of the crossing, pot-holed roads abound, trash piles up in abandoned corners and young men hawk cheap clothing to the cars and trucks pushing to get to the front of the queue, spewing petrol fumes.
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These flora may affect everything—from digestion to allergies to eczema to Alzheimer's—and as the research piles up on the importance of gut bacteria, the marketplace is being flooded with items that will allegedly help regulate your personal intestinal rainforest.
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He piles up samples — the title track of "Jewelry" juggles electric-piano jazz and pitched-up Hebrew-language pop — and slings polysyllables and puns with the raspy conviction he learned from Nas: "In elementary, my favorite subject was P.E. — Public Enemy," he raps.
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It is the third line that offers a most unexpected turnaround — more than merely surreal, the flow of words and images stumbles, piles up, breaks — as perhaps an improvised jazz solo might, clashing the melody, pushing it towards a purer, angrier, more dynamic lament.
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Banks told to sell £6tn a year payment system RBS piles up £50bn in losses since crisis G20 warns on the perils of Brexit South Africa's black economic-empowerment rules mean that Barclays' stake in its African business is capped at 75 per cent.
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Ever day, resort towns use tractors to shovel the algae to the far end of the beaches at low tide, but winds push the green, red and brown seaweed back onto the beaches where in some areas it piles up metre-deep against the boardwalks.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's steel traders are worried the world's top producer of the metal will suffer a prolonged downturn, as prices skid to their worst rout in years, construction-grade metal piles up and order books fail to be filled up as quickly as expected.
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Maybe this is a hiccup before a late-career resurgence, where he piles up so many victories abroad that domestic promoters look past these present-day lowlights and his historical ignorance of the law and welcome him back with open arms and guarded legs.
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"San Lorenzo, Uomini e Case" ("San Lorenzo, Men and Houses"), a 1963 film directed by her husband and worked on by Ms. Mangini, illuminates the appalling living conditions of poor families in a central Rome neighborhood, where garbage piles up uncollected, as it does today.
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The city piles up 3,000-year old marble masterpieces, Byzantine melodrama, modern concrete slabs that are the best a poor city can afford, joy and pain, shrimp so fresh it melts in your mouth and stale cod fried so long you could plaster a wall with it.
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The fingerprints of solar activity stretch from the bright core of the Sun to the surface chemistry of Mercury and the tattered atmosphere of Mars to the dark void 5 billion miles beyond Pluto where the Sun's magnetic field piles up against the plasma clouds of interstellar space.
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Google has a bunch of traffic data from 25 US cities it collected during the Thanksgiving holiday in 2018, and the company has shared that data to give you a heads up of when to travel during Thanksgiving this year to avoid the hideous traffic that usually piles up.
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And as the night thickens, and the snow piles up, and the electricity fails and the food runs out, these ostensibly standard-issue, true-blue New Yorkers find themselves on a path into a subterranean realm that is both darker and brighter than any place they've been before.
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Republican concerns are mounting about President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE as damaging information piles up regarding his dealings with Ukraine.
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Their full-body encompassing state reminds us of all things safe and warm: drinking hot chocolate in a café while the autumn breeze kicks around colored leaves, sinking into said sweater on a couch while binging your favorite TV show as the snow softly piles up outside, being tucked in like a child before bed.
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If you want to experience some thoughts about the nature of war, you can see a plurality of opinions: Battlefield 1's opening sequence where death after death piles up in a wasteland sells you on the tragic necessity of it and Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare shakes its head shamefully at the idea that this might be the way forward.
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Republicans Urge Embattled Incumbents to Speak Out on Trump Betsy DeVos Eyes Federal Education Grants to Put Guns in Schools On Washington: As Bad News Piles Up, Senate Republicans Hardly Flinch Senator Says He Has Trump's Backing for Prison Bill Vote Late This Year On Friday, Mr. Trump abruptly canceled Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's planned trip to North Korea, citing a lack of progress in denuclearization talks.
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