It just continually reaches a new plateau every single time, and this is the highest plateau we've ever been.
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We've seen a plateau for some time, but a plateau is just the place you know someone will use as a springboard.
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But he said a stronger economy may lead to "a continued plateau" for sales, rather than the "eroding plateau" Barclays now forecasts.
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"We've reached a very high plateau, but it is a plateau," said David Kelly, chief global market strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
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Tablet sales plateau Tablet sales plateau Sure, there are adrenaline junkies and adventure photographers who will want the best action cam they can get.
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Fred Fresh, a French singer who moved to Montreal's trendy Le Plateau district in 2011, listed his neighbours' grievances in a song, Y'a trop de Français sur le Plateau (There are too many French in Le Plateau): pushing up rents, smoking smelly cigarettes and seducing women.
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In a preview for the remaining episodes of Colton Underwood's season of The Bachelor, Underwood stands at a plateau — it's always a plateau — fumbling with a ring box.
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This part of Yunnan Province lies east of the Tibetan plateau, and Tibetans traded horses for tea that was then transported across the plateau, all the way to Lhasa.
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They include Château les Croisille, whose estate has vines on both the terraces and the plateau; Domaine du Prince, which has vineyards on the plateau, and the Sigaud family.
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In the past I have written about the skill plateau that I experienced with Overwatch and the grim feeling of knowing that I am never, ever going to get beyond that plateau.
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Both wireless and wireline carriers have seen subscriber growth plateau.
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Charlie: I've felt at times that things start to plateau.
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Rather, they have fallen to a new, significantly lower, plateau.
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The Jishi Gorge on the edge of the Tibetan Plateau.
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The plateau is just 60km away from Damascus, Syria's capital.
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Some researchers worry it could plateau early and fall short.
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But it might mean that sales in the West plateau.
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"He travels around the Tibetan Plateau sketching birds," Tsehua says.
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This effect is often referred to as a "mortality plateau".
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He became the 16th NHL player to reach that plateau.
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Crime The Finnmark Plateau is known as a beautiful spot.
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We have reached a plateau in the treatment of anorexia.
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I live in Plateau, why will I want problem there?
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But it seems that size may be reaching a plateau.
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Today, it's a PLATEAU, because plateaus are flat on top.
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When she hits a plateau, I suggest cutting out alcohol.
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Category award: Landscape shortlistSeries name: 盘龙古道 (Plateau Sky Road)About the series: Peixia Xie took these aerial photographs between October and November 2019 in the Pamir Plateau of China's Xinjiang province.
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So we are in a period of plateau of few years and we must take care that this plateau is not a ceiling, since we have on the other hand downside risks that could materialize.
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The false color image from Sentinel-2A showcases the southern-central edge of the Tibetan Plateau, the highest and large plateau in the world with an elevation of almost three miles and 965,000 square miles.
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And there are signs that the show is reaching a plateau.
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That James would continue to hit the "cognitive plateau" and glitch?
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He followed it up the gentle slope of the Vindhya plateau.
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You're on an endless plateau and no orgasms can be found.
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It's not like it stayed on this plateau into January, February.
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Now, Siegel expects stocks to either plateau or slightly pull back.
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The company's core advertising business has hit something of a plateau.
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The growth may slow, especially if student numbers start to plateau.
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On the plateau it fell only slightly, from 87% to 83%.
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Many big companies, once their sales plateau in America, look abroad.
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Or would the maximum age plateau, signaling a limit to longevity?
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In other words, people tend to hit a weight loss plateau.
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Vehicles that reach the cap plateau, and will go no faster.
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Studies have suggested the travel industry's growth would plateau in 563.
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Earlier in the day the Plateau State governor announced a 6 p.m.
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There is no plateau when working with [Silicon co-creator] Mike Judge.
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Global CO2 emissions actually rose in 2017 after a three-year plateau.
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First, avoiding a plateau in customer growth will be key, he said.
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The years that followed led to a plateau in the watch market.
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Having grown so robustly in 2017, trade was always going to plateau.
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Others point to tried and tested metrics to explain Labour's political plateau.
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Mariner is expected to produce around 55,000 barrels per day at plateau.
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Remember ... the Texans star fractured his tibial plateau back in an Oct.
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But he emphasized that as sales plateau, they still remain historically strong.
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Otay Mesa sits on a plateau that crosses the US-Mexico border.
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There are the sheer cliffs and forested highlands of the Aquarius Plateau.
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Needless to say, this is not your typical business on the plateau.
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But on Friday, a storm transformed the plateau into a grisly scene.
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It's one of the factors in the space's seeming plateau of late.
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I was born in the village of Laguiole on France's Aubrac Plateau.
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Windhoek, a city of about 400,000, sits on a high desert plateau.
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Mr. Marathe has published a guide to birds of the Konkan plateau.
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Its ride-hailing business is expansive, but it's also beginning to plateau.
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Back story: Sales of smartphones have begun to plateau in recent years.
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"We finally reached that place, that plateau, if you will," he said.
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On the Alfina plateau, however, the firm's strategy is meeting vigorous opposition.
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It is where the Great Basin, Mojave Desert and Colorado Plateau merge.
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Normally, the cold air in the Tibetan plateau can't hold much moisture.
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Well, Plateau was a Belgian physicist who discovered the science behind making movies.
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Plateau was born in Brussels in 1801, the son of an accomplished painter.
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I love where I'm at, but the $21120,2159 mark is where I'll plateau.
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Maybe the presence of a 25-year plateau is itself a statistical fluctuation.
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Global CO2 emissions rose in 2017 and 2018, ending a 3-year plateau.
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The researchers discovered that jumps in survival rates reached a plateau around 1980.
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Between 973 and 1999, however, the rate of song recognition reached a plateau.
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Maybe you've been stuck in a fitness plateau for months—or even years.
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Thousands of reindeer migrate across the barren Hardangervidda plateau as the seasons change.
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Clouds drift above a small dam on the Lasithi plateau of Crete, Greece.
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This is the push-and-pull plateau at which we currently find ourselves.
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The Golan Heights is the name of a plateau between the two countries.
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Heated market conditions could plateau and continue for the foreseeable future, sources say.
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Crooks was brought in after her weight loss started to plateau post-surgery.
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Israel captured the Golan, a strategic plateau, in the 1967 Middle East war.
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There are few prospects for secure work in private firms on the plateau.
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Dodgers sluggers Manny Machado and Max Muncy each reached the 30-homer plateau.
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Between them they have over 80-years experience poring over the Giza plateau.
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Plus, it constantly changes your workouts so you stay motivated and don't plateau.
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It's just sand being pushed off an underwater shelf called the Mascarene Plateau.
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A closer examination revealed three fractures of the leg's tibial plateau, not one.
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In fact, emissions ticked up slightly last year after a three-year plateau.
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Wilson reached the 20-goal plateau for the first time in his career.
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She also sustained a tibial plateau fracture in the knee in that crash.
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On the current schedule, it will arrive at that plateau in October 2018.
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According to the data in the article, around 2005, times began to plateau.
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Here's the user growth slide he published, which shows a pretty obvious plateau.
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Without incentives to increase wages in-house, companies can allow salaries to plateau.
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The rooms were being cleaned, so I wandered outside, over the cratered plateau.
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We stopped in a plateau of fields and apple trees near Trieste, Italy.
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"It feels like we've finally hit a plateau with this market," says Sloan.
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Hitting a weight loss plateau, for example -- something common among dieters who have lost some weight, when their metabolism drops to accommodate a smaller body size -- might warrant the help of a drug in order to break through the plateau.
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Tibetans graze their yak in the grasslands of the high Tibetan plateau in Tibet.
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Maybe. Globally, the incidence of leprosy has hit a "stubborn plateau," Avanzi and note.
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On the neighboring Qinghai-Tibet plateau, China unveiled its first Mars "village" in March.
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Global CO2 emissions rose in 2017 and this year after a 3-year plateau.
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"What it does is set the mind alight," he tells me from the plateau.
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A bullet-train service between the Tibetan plateau and Xinjiang was launched in 2014.
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Women's earnings initially grow faster than men, but they start to plateau much earlier.
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And to the subcontinent's north sits the Tibetan plateau, the highest on the planet.
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Hence, there is a plateau in weight loss, to the frustration of many exercisers.
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Now he helps her plateau using the basics: his mouth and, sometimes, a vibrator.
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It marked the 201th time in Marleau's career he reached the 33-goal plateau.
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Trump allowed us to reach a new plateau and that is a great thing.
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Israel captured the Golan Heights, a strategic plateau, in a 1967 Middle East war.
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It's because the pace of smartphone hardware innovation has slowed, even reached a plateau.
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Nearly ten years into modern mobile operating systems, we've kind of reached a plateau.
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Market conditions have dramatically changed since 2007 and gasoline demand has reached a plateau.
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Because at that time, Uber's price was at a plateau of its highest height.
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We climbed a staircase to the second level, as if to a Mayan plateau.
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The saboteurs had skied the rest of the way over the plateau to Rjukan.
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They are found only on the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau at elevations of 18,000 feet.
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It's like a testimony of the layering in the geological veneering of the plateau.
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Assume Lloyds hits its operating costs target and revenues plateau at 18.5 billion pounds.
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Most of the exorbitantly priced wines come from a plateau of gravel and clay.
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AI models perform better with more data, but that performance may plateau over time.
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Emissions rose 2300 percent last year, the researchers said, ending a three-year plateau.
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"Images from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau are rare enough," she said in the statement.
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He would become the 55th player in major-league history to reach that plateau.
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Some call this the "keto plateau" which is when you stop losing weight altogether.
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The border dispute involves a plateau area known as Doklam in the western Himalayas.
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And the story of chaco doesn't end here, on this sparsely-populated high plateau.
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For wind, it has a faster midcentury rise than most scenarios, then a plateau.
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It gave him 238 RBIs, the first Phillies player to reach that plateau this season.
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Earlier in the day the Plateau State governor, Simon Bako Lalong, announced a 6 p.m.
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Self, 57, became the second fastest to reach the 973-win plateau behind Bob Knight.
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Self, 573, became the second fastest to reach the 563-win plateau behind Bob Knight.
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Plateau state has also been praised for organising peace talks and mediating between hostile groups.
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The stepped-up security presence across the Tibetan plateau, however, paints a very different picture.
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And although women's earnings initially grow faster than men, they start to plateau much earlier.
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"It gives us the next plateau," EFG Chief Executive Joachim Straehle told reporters in Zurich.
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There is an element of The WIZRD that feels like the artist hit a plateau.
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Analysts are questioning whether Apple can boost its revenue even as iPhone sales essentially plateau.
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That's Destiny 2's first real plateau, but for most it's just a brief stop.
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But that business is facing slower revenue growth as new smartphone subscriptions begin to plateau.
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Travel across the plateau was becoming dangerous, and prices for Six Villages birds were soaring.
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Its effects are milder, however, and they plateau, making overdoses less likely — and less deadly.
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However, she's seen her polling numbers plateau in recent weeks, falling behind Biden and Sens.
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Each of us probably maxes out at a slightly different calorie-burning plateau, Pontzer said.
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"Perhaps we have come to some sort of plateau," Mr. Gait, the Bernstein analyst, said.
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Yes, but: These investments have started to plateau, and some major deals have been cancelled.
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I live on Plateau-Mont-Royal, a predominantly Francophone neighborhood in the east of Montreal.
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The plateau of times due to human limits could definitely be boosted by new technology.
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Her competitive performance, meanwhile, began to plateau, with her best times stubbornly refusing to drop.
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An earlier version of this article misstated when research participants' energy expenditures reached a plateau.
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Once that had ended, it was this weird plateau where I just didn't feel anything?
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Beersheba Springs was one of those places I'd been told was special on the plateau ….
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Results will probably plateau at that point, and you can shift into a maintenance mode.
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A widespread uprising took place across the Tibetan Plateau in 2008 and was quickly suppressed.
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As spam filters improved and web users wised up, scammers found themselves hitting a plateau.
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The Bucks became the first team in the league to reach the 50-win plateau.
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"Since Cervinia is lift-linked to Zermatt, skiers can simply travel to the top of the Plateau Rosa via the Plan Maison gondola and then transfer to the Plateau Rosa cable car and ski down to Zermatt on the same ski pass," he said.
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Fitch assumes mining production, which expanded in 13, will begin to plateau in 2017 to 2018.
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Israel captured the plateau from Syria in the 1967 Mideast war and annexed it in 1981.
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"Please remain calm," said the Plateau State governor, Simon Bako Lalong, as a helicopter whirred overhead.
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Drew Banga: Growing up, I witnessed artists we've grown to love in the Bay Area plateau.
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"That plateau is really different than the standard way of thinking about energy expenditure," Pontzer said.
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Apple warned in January that iPhone demand is slowing amid a broader plateau in smartphone sales.
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Women's earnings peak between ages 35 and 44 and then plateau, while men's continue to rise.
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Curiosity is currently investigating the Naukluft Plateau, which is just north of the Bagnold Dune field.
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Gorges in the ruddy sandstone of the Vindhya plateau gave him respite from the midday heat.
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As smartphone sales plateau — how do you even compete when even $150 phones are pretty good?
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The bride's mother was a mental health counselor at Plateau Mental Health Center in Cookeville, Tenn.
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Meantime, global carbon emissions picked up like a "speeding freight train" after a three-year plateau.
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The plateau in how many calories participants burned was higher for those with more body fat.
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His merchandise included caterpillar fungus, harvested on the Tibetan Plateau, which is popular in Chinese medicine.
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In addition, while the flatter Medicaid enrollment trends are welcome, the plateau is unlikely to last.
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There is a plateau, however, among workers lasting from their late 255s to their early 2000s.
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I want to make some myself with a very local product: lentils from the Planèze plateau.
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This isn't to say To Pimp a Butterfly and Crash are artistically on the same plateau.
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We took the funicular to get to the Mtatsminda plateau to see the city's panoramic view.
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Both symmetrical and asymmetrical, "Geometric Plateau" is made of six distinct, chiseled pieces that come together.
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That said, the school's revenue is beginning to plateau and there's no more space for expansion.
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