Glencore's new team is to rack up around 3.5 mtpa.
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But he sure did rack up a lot of losses.
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He said staff voluntarily worked nights to rack up bonuses.
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Rack up 21 stars and you had yourself a reward.
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Worst, officers who rack up "encounters" can expect professional advancement.
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Even a simple scare injury can rack up big charges.
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Not to mention they can rack up unnecessary health bills.
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Rack up 12 stars and you had yourself a reward.
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The Rahami family also continued to rack up legal problems.
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That allowed fledging pirate networks to rack up some scores.
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As he spoke, the markets continued to rack up losses.
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Elizabeth Warren will rack up a substantial number of delegates.
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The numbers quickly rack up to an almost dizzying degree.
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But it's clear Tristan's trying to rack up brownie points.
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The likes rack up from colleagues, peers, and industry people.
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Who would have guessed that these would rack up 240,000 pins?
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Try to rack up rewards for expenses covered by other people.
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Skaters can rack up points for executing more and more quads.
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GoodTime has managed to rack up a number of early users.
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Rack up rewards: Consider a credit card that's designed for travelers.
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Doing this a few times can rack up earnings with ease.
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Debt is easy to rack up — but hard to pay off.
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Some people rack up debt buying themselves new things or gambling.
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Union continued to rack up a strong movie and TV career.
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A switch would rack up expenses for the money-losing firm.
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In the short term, he may rack up some discrete wins.
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But pet emergencies don't have to rack up outrageous vet bills.
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They rack up astronomical electricity bills that most labs can't afford.
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As a columnist and analyst, I rack up a lot of hits.
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But the point of the experiment wasn't to rack up sales numbers.
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Currently, CBS Daytime shows rack up about 28 million viewers each week.
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Do you camp out in California and try to rack up delegates?
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She might be ambivalent, but this record will surely rack up spins.
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Maybe my sister and I should be competing to rack up points.
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The company's gadgets regularly rack up poor repairability scores on the site.
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AI agents continue to rack up wins in the video game world.
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Education has become so expensive that many students rack up heavy debts.
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Similarly, trade presents many ways to rack up points for the team.
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Program trends have made it tougher to rack up miles and points.
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Financial stability also tends to deteriorate as governments rack up greater debts.
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But Trump has continued to rack up delegates and now looks likely
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The videos rack up millions of views and unleash avalanches of outrage.
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As medical bills rack up, debt can affect other areas of life.
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The musical went on to rack up 16 nominations the following year.
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It took him nine months to rack up the first 5,000 lies.
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Rent out your pad to rack up dollars while you're out of town.
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Most of these original Splatoon cartoon rack up millions of views on YouTube.
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Politicians often rack up huge incomes during and after their time in office.
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Every chance she gets to point this out will rack up her score.
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Paying for a hotel can really rack up the cost of a vacation.
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Here's the promotional video the company used to rack up all those orders:
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That hypothetical figure was increased as the campaign started to rack up donations.
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Source: Zirra So what makes private tech companies rack up such high valuations?
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To get a free entree, Chipotle fans need to rack up 1,250 points.
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The expansion nearly triples the ways that customers can rack up those points.
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Rack up few miles, and pay little beyond a small monthly base rate.
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Low on loyalty points or don't travel enough to rack up them up?
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Gamblers in New South Wales rack up some $4.4 billion in losses annually.
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What matters is that they rub the lamp and rack up the gold.
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Each of these cards offers a way to rack up Marriott points quickly.
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This lets you rack up additional points and climb the mountain to success.
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Teach a boy to fish, watch him rack up his air miles, apparently.
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In 2008 and 2016, Clinton watched her opponents rack up wins in caucuses.
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Instead, they hope to rack up delegates going congressional district by congressional district.
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It expects to rack up 30 million to 35 million accounts by 2024.
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Those trades faded as Trump struggled to rack up any significant legislative wins.
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Any debt you rack up to cover the cost can last for years.
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Popular TikTok videos can rack up tens or hundreds of thousands of views.
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"The future is bleak if they continue to rack up on tariffs," says French.
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You post something, and it takes off—shares rack up, and replies fly in.
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Melania Trump is starting to rack up quite an unusual record this election season.
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You'll rack up rewards that can be redeemed for flights or other travel perks.
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Even among voters under the age of 30 they didn't rack up big numbers.
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His lavish spending had caused him to rack up $150,000 in credit card debt.
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As Art Briles continued to rack up wins, meanwhile, the sentiment expressed to Hornsdigest.
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Should she rack up another title next month, Gatorade will unlock a bonus match.
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While the EPA's renewable fuel standard will rack up $1.5 billion in regulatory burdens.
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This allowed the streaming upstarts to rack up subscribers and splurge on more content.
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Our mission was not simply to rack up victories on election night last November.
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John Kasich, are scrambling to gain ground and rack up delegates of their own.
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If Washington falls behind, Thompson could see more touches and rack up some points.
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Donald Trump to confront him early and allowed him to rack up an insurmountable
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Meanwhile, providers and insurance plans rack up administrative costs as they accommodate these changes.
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The two of us rack up a $150 bill, charged to my company card.
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Slate podcasts are expected to rack up more than 250 million downloads this year.
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"Just rack up the debt, kids, you'll pay it off with your neurosurgeon's salary".
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Here are 4 startups that are changing the way consumers can rack up rewards.
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They'd freely use their credit cards and rack up tens of thousands of charges.
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At the very least, Hawke's musical number would rack up the views on YouTube.
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The president flattered the president-elect by letting Trump rack up the ego arithmetic.
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I rack up a ton of rewards on business purchasesNow, for the good stuff.
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He'll need to rack up big margins there if he wants to knock off Underwood.
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MoviePass power users discovered they could rapidly rack up the rewards points with their passes.
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In fact, you'll likely rack up many of the following regrets cited by survey respondents.
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The event will likely be well-attended and rack up millions of views on YouTube.
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Trump and Clinton rack up big advantages among their core constituencies in the new poll.
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Mad Max has flash to burn, while The Revenant could rack up a huge sweep.
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Despite — or perhaps because of — its single feature focus, Prisma continues to rack up downloads.
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If you bought all of these courses individually, you'd rack up a bill of $300.
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There's understandable concern that kids could rack up huge bills on their parents' credit cards.
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They're not doing it for prank call cover, or to rack up long-distance charges.
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Then it recommends different credit cards that will allow you to rack up more points.
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Investors will not sit quietly while their investments rack up losses because of geopolitical events.
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The state's Berkeley campus is expected to rack up losses of $150 million this year.
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Or it's students who keep having to defer their graduation and rack up more debt.
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Credit is plentiful and liquid banks are eager to lend and rack up related fees.
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Those who take longer to graduate—as many increasingly do—simply rack up more loans.
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Athletes find it consistently easier to rack up points in some disciplines than in others.
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The convenient workaround of having a maybe-secret relationship certainly helps rack up the Likes.
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We need to rack up some wins right now and keep playing together like this.
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Jaylon would cycle through two schools, receive 30 suspensions and rack up 70 unexcused absences.
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So in addition to getting coverage, you can rack up rewards for your flight purchase.
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But the ability of European businesses to continue to rack up export growth faces challenges.
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The risk is that you could rack up debt you can't afford to pay off.
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The local cops rack up especially heavy overtime when the president visits the Big Apple.
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For example, you could rack up travel rewards miles or pay a lower interest rate.
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I go on Facebook to rack up my bear sighting points (minimal without a photo).
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Or maybe they just want to rack up a few extra steps on their FitBit.
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And all presidents want to rack up triumphs that make them look and feel large.
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This means costs can rack up quickly even if someone's only buying a few necessary items.
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"Don't think about this as some kind of opportunity to rack up more debt," he said.
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That show has managed to rack up more than 4.5 million downloads to date, AMC says.
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London tells PEOPLE that inmates with mental illness tend to rack up disciplinary violations more frequently.
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He's straight, and knows his solo teaser videos rack up a substantial following on social media.
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Right now, it looks like Clinton could rack up around 261 more delegates tomorrow than Sanders.
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My husband and I rack up a bill of $230, but expense it to his company.
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While incarcerated, he'd rack up another conviction: attempted possession of weapons by a prisoner, two counts.
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For years, Sephora Beauty Insiders could rack up points without worry of them one day disappearing.
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I accused it of helping rogue currency trader John Rusnak rack up a $691 million loss.
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His channel has 15 million subscribers, and his videos rack up 297 million views a month.
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At CPAC, moderator Sean Hannity asked the Ohio governor whether he can rack up the 1,237
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But is this new genre of video a fair way to rack up views and engagement?
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And German upstart Number26 has managed to rack up 160,000 customers since its launch in December.
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Paying with your credit card might help you rack up perks — if you do it right.
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So, this limited-time drink is more than just a way to rack up those Likes.
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He started hitting bars, clubs, and internet dating sites to try to rack up his number.
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Trump is poised to rack up hundreds of delegates in the Super Tuesday primaries March 1.
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Throw a Bone Spear in the mix and you can rack up mass kills pretty quickly.
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Thieves can use this information to create a clone of your card and rack up charges.
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It comes as the N.F.L. continues to rack up huge legal bills to combat similar claims.
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The 2110-year-old firm is expected to rack up $2000 million in sales this year.
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You make money on every "sale," and it's ostensibly your goal to rack up big bucks.
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And most budget hawks expect Mr. Trump to rack up larger deficits than his budget predicts.
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Sanders is expected to rack up more victories as the primary race begins to shift West.
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He's around $2,500 in the red, he said, and expects to rack up only more debt.
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Tesloop has eight Model S cars, which rack up an average of 17,000 miles a month.
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Chase Ultimate Rewards cards offer significant sign-up bonuses that let you rack up points quickly.
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And I'm truly surprised "Transparent" dropped out, even if it continued to rack up acting nominations.
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No one wants a career where you rack up regrets as fast as bonuses and promotions.
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These unexpected withdrawals from the lender can rack up pricey overdraft fees — and damage credit scores.
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But even as they rack up awards and accolades, some only see two girls playing construction.
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Other cards I use regularly to rack up hundreds of thousands of rewards points every year.
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But industry players don't always rack up wins - just look at PhRMA and the trade deal.
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But unexpected withdrawals from the lender can rack up pricey overdraft fees and damage credit scores.
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In fact, Americans are twice as likely to rack up debt as to accumulate personal savings.
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Even when you rack up millions of views you don't get that much money for them.
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On Instagram, users may feel more pressure to rack up the likes in comparison to Facebook.
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Try to rack up some easy winsIdeal goals are ones that you hit, but just barely.
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Atallah says she uses her credit card for everything, which makes it easy to rack up points.
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Fitbit says the Ace can be programmed to remind children to rack up 250 steps every hour.
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As a result, police in Saginaw County said they are being forced to rack up extra costs.
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Next year, Lockheed Martin is expected to rack up approximately $21.3 million in sales to the kingdom.
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Travis Brock, the Buttigieg campaign's delegate director, helped them rack up victories in rural counties in Iowa.
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They were told that the goal was to rack up points for communicating successfully over 16 rounds.
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Rack up enough gigabytes in a month, and your data speeds will be slowed to a halt.
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Don't go buying other really expensive groceries just to rack up a higher bill and save $20.
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Obtaining private attorneys to assist in the interviews has caused some to rack up large legal bills.
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At Alibaba he has used his authority to rack up erratic acquisitions, including the foray into newspapers.
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Netflix can rack up a lot of nominations, and it can even win quite a few awards.
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Repeat offenders who toss cigarette butts into the street can rack up hundreds of dollars in fines.
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On social media networks like Tumblr and Pinterest, vintage images rack up thousands of likes and shares.
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The focus, she said, had shifted from trying to rack up points to eliminating any possible deductions.
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Virginia (7-5, 125-4) tallied 423 total yards but allowed the Hokies to rack up 453.
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Don't go in just any ugly sweater — rack up the compliments in a Happy Human Holiday sweater.
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And obviously I was also hoping my newfound bread hobby could rack up a few thousand followers.
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Now no one gets to rack up any more sweet, sweet likes with a Walker Canyon #superbloomselfie.
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And it's here that the President could rack up a win for his administration and for humanity.
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Want to create quality content for your social media posts and rack up those sweet, sweet likes?
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It really helps get you into the zen-like state needed to rack up a high score.
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But I'm not using the cards to rack up debt or pay for things I can't afford.
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Then you have to rack up a not-insignificant amount of sales to get you to profitability.
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If you go to enough weddings and rack up enough points, you can earn a free stay.
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A standard Costco membership, which costs $60 a year, can help a customer rack up huge savings.
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The private sector can help, but, realistically, its job is not to rack up wins for America.
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But small-batch also means some pairs can sell out quickly and rack up long wait-lists.
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The idea is simply to rack up a score by murdering as many people as you can.
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So she knows you can also rack up that trip-dub by slapping away fools' pitiful attempts.
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I didn't rack up the miles on the clock like I used to in my amateur days.
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My clients know I'm going to strategic, creative, business-oriented and efficient and not rack up bills.
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ON A GILT TRIP Britain has more leeway to rack up debt than some of its peers.
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NEODAQ was widely considered the best way to rack up Neopoints, so I decided to get involved.
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Videos of her twirling around in the water, Rubenesque and graceful, rack up millions of views online.
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Biden has worked to rack up a number of endorsements of high-profile Michigan lawmakers, including Gov.
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On YouTube, unboxing videos and scripted dramas starring plastic horses rack up hundreds of thousands of views.
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Manafort, on the other hand, has maintained his innocence even as he continues to rack up charges.
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However, there's no initial sign-up bonus, so it will take longer to rack up meaningful rewards.
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In the month Angela has been on YouTube, she's managed to rack up over 1.3 million subscribers.
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The bonus categories on this card are exceptional as well, so you can rack up points fast.
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In addition to causing significant individual suffering, the health effects of obesity rack up high medical costs.
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Each one provides plenty of opportunities to snap photos all but guaranteed to rack up the likes.
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Earning rates on purchasesA big difference between these two cards is how you can rack up points.
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Later skaters continued to rack up higher scores and Zhou ended up in 12th place out of 30.
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But which of the world's hotels actually rack up the most love in the form of Instagram posts?
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And since these trolls can be highly engaged with Twitter, they can rack up lots of ad views.
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I mean, isn't that a better memento and a sure-fire way to rack up Instagram likes, anyway?
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Eat I don't see how it's possible to rack up frequent-flier points without racking up mishaps too.
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He continues to rack up endorsements from mainstream Republicans, who are betting on him to stop Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Sanders has his own ambitious plan to rack up delegates, but it faces tougher odds than Mrs.
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So why, when you have all those places, would you choose to rack up outside a police station?
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It's useful, given that children have been known to rack up hundreds of dollars of purchases by mistake.
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Even renting a parking spot can rack up a big bill, adding substantially to one's monthly rent rate.
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And if the last few months are any indication, it will likely rack up heavy losses doing so.
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The campaign knew it would be a slog in the beginning before they started to rack up victories.
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Women are more likely to be employed in low-paid sectors and rack up fewer hours at work.
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Sanders may not have appealed to VCs, but he continued to rack up small dollar donations from workers.
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That's a dip from the type of production that allowed him to rack up 33 points this season.
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To rack up prescriptions, salespeople identified doctors, nurses and pharmacists who could serve as advocates for the drug.
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How did one of the most notably absent air forces in history rack up such impressive kill counts?
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Same idea if you've got a history of overspending or have been known to rack up debt balances.
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From time to time, I would open up my articles in new tabs to rack up extra hits.
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The green directors get to rack up real credits while the show has a safety net. Ding-dong.
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You'll need to align your spending to the best card to rack up points as quickly as possible.
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Meanwhile, Netflix and Amazon didn't rack up all that many wins either, thanks to fewer noms going in.
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The results may not rack up award nominations, and most such networks reveal little to no ratings data.
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The scandal played out as students face intense pressure to rack up extracurricular activities for their college applications.
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The problem is that those proportional delegate allocation rules make it difficult to rack up large delegate advantages.
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Despite the never-ending negative headlines, Mark Zuckerberg's company continues to rack up strong earnings and revenue gains.
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Biden continues to rack up endorsements, and he looks to have had a solid fourth quarter fundraising total.
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FYI: If you decided to buy all of these courses individually, you'd rack up a bill of $610.
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The amount of at-bats that he's been able to rack up has him feeling good about that.
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And their issues with money can manifest differently, whether they spend big, rack up huge debts or both.
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If employees rack up a certain number of these demerits, called "occurrences" internally, their employment will be terminated.
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They're a crucial portion of the Democratic electorate, particularly in Southern states where Biden can rack up delegates.
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But when they do drop a new video, it's likely to rack up at least a million views.
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The company has managed to rack up a $37.4 million deficit, much of which was accumulated in 2017.
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Plus the site avoids a big pitfall ... hiring certain divorce lawyers who fuel conflict to rack up fees.
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To celebrate my birthday this past August, then, I set out to rack up as many freebies as possible.
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The test program launched in Dallas and went on to rack up 50,000 enrollments in the Dallas metro area.
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Each day he monomaniacally strings together observations, charts, and images into detailed tweetstorms that rack up thousands of retweets.
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In just 29 pitches thrown, Houston managed to rack up four runs off of four hits and three walks.
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His tweets regularly rack up thousands of retweets and end up screenshot and shared on cable news for days.
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Yet Mr Trump will need allies in Congress, too, if he is to rack up achievements to impress supporters.
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Despite the ban, Garrett was still able to rack up 10 sacks and 2 forced fumbles in 10 games.
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It's a bold demand and one that could presumably backfire on Triplebyte should it rack up enough unhappy customers.
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They dress like Kim and Kylie, contour like Kim and Kylie, and rack up Likes like Kim and Kylie.
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Of course, Rhaegal has the potential to rack up some kill scores, putting Sarah in a pretty cozy position.
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The commitment to paying those medical bills is essentially unlimited: The two governments will pay whatever bills rack up.
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Most tweets are uncomplicated, void of nuance, and simple — but somehow, many rack up thousands of retweets and likes.
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Tournaments will have set dates and times, and the goal will be to rack up points during game time.
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With nearly 700,000 Instagram followers, Loki was able to rack up over $34,000 — twice the original goal — in donations.
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Every three months or so, the videos make the rounds on social media and rack up millions of views.
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It can rack up points by attacking the game with a reckless abandon you and I would never try.
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In roughly 24 hours, whoever is behind this wave of infections has managed to rack up $10,000 and counting.
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In between fishing for tokens and watching the points rack up, players sip cocktails or pints of craft beer.
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So what if your shiny Apple Card can't rack up miles as fast point nerds' beloved Chase Sapphire Preferred?
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The formula became clear to fans — spam the fancams online, rack up views, and your idols stay on top.
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The network could rack up as much as $50 million in legal fees by the end of the proceedings.
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The platform allows shoppers to rack up points on purchases that can be redeemed at Macy's stores or online.
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She'd seen deaths rack up back home in New Hampshire, one of the states hit hardest by the epidemic.
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Instagram says removing public likes could possibly make the user experience better, with less pressure to rack up likes.
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As you rack up points, you can unlock new styles for the characters you have and new ones entirely.
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Clinton continues to rack up delegates, half of Mr. Sanders's supporters expect that she will ultimately be the nominee.
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Why you'll love it:has a lower annual fee than the Sapphire Reserve and it's easy to rack up points.
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Bloomberg could be positioned to be a spoiler for Biden, helping Sanders rack up delegates by dividing moderate voters.
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However, since interest is paused amid coronavirus concerns, you won't rack up more debt from interest if you defer.
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Democrats tend to rack up votes in the southern portion of the district, which is home to Penn State.
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The Saudis may be trying to rack up gains before any peace talks, which the U.S. is now urging.
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For consumers, the pitfalls are that they have high interest rates and it is easy to rack up debt.
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They rack up sick days for years on end and then use them all up after they give birth.
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And they look at ad revenue that free services like Google and Facebook rack up and jobs they create.
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If you struggle to keep your balance low, this high rate could quickly rack up the amount you owe.
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Other cards I use regularly to rack up hundreds of thousands of rewards points on my spending every year.
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He's a used his connections to rack up endorsements and money, but he has yet to be tested electorally.
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He says Brat's creators have helped the company rack up 300,000 followers on Instagram, and another 650,000 on YouTube.
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And yet, those same men calculatingly pose as hotel staff in order to rack up the highest death toll possible.
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Los Xolos easily ripped through Chivas' helpless backline and were able to rack-up a 235-24 lead by halftime.
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It uses similar controls, with players alternating between flip tricks, grabs, and grinds to rack up new high-scoring combos.
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And even though Instagram is a lower-margin business, it continues to rack up huge amounts of daily active users.
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These videos rack up hundreds of thousands or sometimes millions of views, which makes Super Deluxe the platform's biggest star.
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"Trump is a total wild card," one senior aide said in February, as Trump began to rack up primary wins.
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And since Bran is made entirely out of magic, I'm hoping he'll at least rack up the visions / wargings points.
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Still, Roberts said it's anxiety producing to watch her debt rack up interest while she undergoes surgeries and radiation treatments.
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Dandelion installations run between $20,000 and $25,000, although home owners can subsequently rack up savings of $35,000 over 20 years.
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A dog with health problems such as heart disease can rack up over a thousand dollars in expenses per month.
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But those are stretch goals — most users will rack up enough points for Live Nation gift cards and monogrammed clothing.
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Still, the point isn't to rack up viewers to appease advertisers, but to attract new subscribers and retain existing ones.
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Both candidates are expected to rack up major victories, according to the prediction market, and add to their delegate counts.
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Anyone who takes a bus, train, or city-subsidized trolley to work is bound to rack up bizarre true tales.
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During 2018 Wells Fargo shares tumbled 22 percent as the bank continued to rack up fines and disclose new issues.
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Children can either rack up school lunch debt, as 76 percent of school-aged children do nationwide, or go hungry.
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A 234 survey from LearnVest found that adults rack up an average of $22017,2100 of debt to finance a trip.
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They say that means he needs to rack up some big achievements — and soon — if he is to escape it.
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Each activity allows shoppers to rack up stars, and the more they earn, the more experiences they can tap into.
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The agency said consumers rack up bank fees when lenders repeatedly try to withdraw funds from accounts with insufficient funds.
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William Hill estimates that the bookmaking industry will rack up wagers of £500 million ($735 million) on the European Championships.
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Maple Leafs rack up 4-2 win over Capitals TORONTO — The Toronto Maple Leafs came out of the gate sprinting.
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It could potentially rack up extra revenue by selling premium ad slots amongst this recommended content chosen by its algorithm.
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Fake news in Indonesia can rack up thousands of views in hours, despite laws against creating and spreading such content.
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Those who are seriously ill may be hospitalized, which could rack up big bills depending on treatment and insurance benefits.
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During 2018, Wells Fargo shares tumbled 22 percent as the bank continued to rack up fines and disclose new issues.
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That's particularly true as the miles and kilos rack up, and Earl's somewhat Forrest Gump-like innocence feels increasingly disingenuous.
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Now, some of these stories rack up viewing figures in the hundreds of thousands so this was nothing in comparison.
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The app also uses the same background click technique to rack up charges for premium purchases the user never requested.
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The British pound continued to rack up highs not seen since the June 2016 vote to leave the European Union.
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Children are pocketing an average of $30 a week in allowance — enough to rack up around $1,93 in a year.
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The demand is one reason Mr. Marx believes that they can do better than block people who rack up fines.
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Mr. Affleck's performance has continued to rack up accolades, despite fresh attention on the 2010 lawsuits by the news media.
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With polls trending toward the Democrats, Republicans will be eager to rack up more accomplishments they can tout to voters.
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That's a disappointing showing for Netflix, which for the past several years has been eager to rack up major awards.
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He has little real information to give them, but he finds he can rack up expenses by making things up.
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He has little real information to give them, but he finds he can rack up expenses by making things up.
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While China attempts to embarrass its own citizens, the government has managed to rack up quite a bit of debt itself.
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But it's an absolutely key point: The only way to rack up Amazonian returns is by buying and holding great companies.
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Meanwhile, there are complaints that policies are unaffordable as a tiny number of homes rack up huge bills from repeat claims.
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If you have a FFEL loan, you can get a break from your payments, but interest will continue to rack up.
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Julio also praises the Dallas Cowboys -- and told us why he thinks they'll easily rack up at least 10 wins again.
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I've considered declaring bankruptcy due to my medical bills, but it seems moot, as I will just rack up new bills.
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The six-week-old Promo Team already has nearly 16,000 followers on Twitter, and could conceivably rack up slightly higher numbers.
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But now it looks like Whitson's going to rack up even more flight time in lower Earth orbit than originally planned.
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Wings Gaming and Digital Chaos traded five kills in the first five minutes and continued to rack up the kills equally.
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He was acquitted of all charges in 2008 and continued to rack up hits and sell out stadiums around the country.
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And we trust that it will take us there (if only to rack up those likes on our latest outfit 'gram).
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You can pick up Grinch-themed lacquers and advent calendars for gifts, or rack up fun shades for your own collection.
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"Once you start to rack up numbers like that," McCann said about the mounting lawsuits, "it definitely seems worthy of concern."
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Judging by her and Prince Harry's love for traveling to faraway places, the couple will continue to rack up miles together.
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Plant-based proteins landed seventh on the list as meat substitutes continue to rack up distribution deals with large restaurant chains.
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In September, she became the first and only person to rack up 22005 million followers (now it's up to 22016 million).
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But the 24-year-old gamer still managed to rack up 1.43 billion total engagements and 19.45 million subscribers in 2016.
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When you rack up accomplishments while people stroke your ego, it's easy to expect that things will always go your way.
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Racing to see how expensive a cart of goodies on Amazon you can rack up inside a 15-minute time limit.
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Mitu's 20163,000 plus Latino creators rack up 2 billion monthly video views across platforms such as YouTube, Facebook Video and Vine.
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That's because if you lose your job or investment income in a recession you're likely to rack up even more bills.
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The GOP faces a short window to rack up a major legislative accomplishment before the focus turns to the 2018 midterms.
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After four years, he was traded to the Oakland Raiders and went on to rack up seven straight Pro Bowl selections.
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Your loans will rack up interest quickly, and when you're finally forced to start repayment you'll find your balance has ballooned.
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I'll be practicing mindfulness, getting rewarded, and hopefully feeling encouraged to maintain a routine while I rack up those honey points.
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Salazar continues to rack up strikeouts, although winning decisions have been hard to come by for the 27-year-old Dominican.
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It's a program that provides a paycheck while you're still in training and doesn't rack up debt while you're at it.
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This is a solid card for those who want elite status perks and the ability to rack up free nights quickly.
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As athletes rack up medals, journalists become more acquainted with the more intimate parts of their biographies, including their sexual orientations.
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Blue lets you treat Uber like a video game where you're trying to rack up points to earn an extra life.
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Lots of guys could rack up points if they never bothered to set foot in their own zone like Karlsson does.
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Left or right, a Trump Presidency was just the sort of story that could rack up the LOLs, OMGs, and WTFs.
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Caucuses were especially kind to Sanders in 2016, allowing him to rack up significant delegate tallies that primaries don't often allow.
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Plus, you may not get notified right away that you've overdrawn your account, and instead, rack up multiple fees per day.
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States aren't winner-take-all, so it's possible to rack up a lot of delegates even if you lose a state.
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And while these videos typically rack up millions and millions of YouTube views, the whole gimmick is getting a bit stale.
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Jeff Goldblum plays a character based on Dr. Freeman, who freely imposed his medical authority to rack up thousands of operations.
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On the other hand, one hardly has to rack up this many frequent-flier miles to reach such a banal conclusion.
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Leveraging data analytics, the Oakland A's found success with undervalued players, who reliably hit singles and doubles to rack up runs.
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The R.N.T.C.P. is familiar with unfunded mandates, and despite the stretching of every rupee, bills rack up quickly in TB programs.
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The Texas senator was able to rack up more delegates thanks to the fact that Super Tuesday states awarded delegates proportionally.
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It's not uncommon for an Instagram post from McAllister, a 23-year-old photographer, to rack up more than 0003,000 likes.
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"Weird Darkness" airs five new episodes per week to rack up more than 25,2000 downloads per month, Marlar told Business Insider.
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No -- for these stars, Halloween was a chance to turn heads, make headlines and rack up Instagram likes in the process.
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The Drop mobile app helps shoppers rack up and redeem points for all the things they buy through a single interface.
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Individual players did not rack up a lot of big round numbers that could be pointed to as measures of success.
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With the renegade Democrats back in the fold, Cuomo has an even greater chance to rack up some extra liberal accomplishments.
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Sanders has continued to rack up wins since then, mostly in Western states and in contests where Democrats abroad can vote.
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Jaguars acquire DT Marcell Dareus in trade with Bills Jaguars sign LB Telvin Smith to 4-year extension Calais Campbell helping Jaguars rack up sacks during defensive resurgence Jaguars swarm Colts, rack up 10 sacks in shutout victory Jaguars promote WR Jaydon Mickens from practice squad, waive Max McCaffrey The trade ends a tumultuous tenure for Dareus in Buffalo.
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Only 143 percent said they are willing to rack up $20,000 to $50,000 in loans to get a degree, CentSai Adulting said.
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The first candidate to rack up 2763,2712 delegates secures the Democratic nomination, and 262.5 of them are up for grabs on Tuesday.
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And it could encourage creators to post what feels most authentic rather than trying to rack up Likes for everyone to see.
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It's a tough one to pick—clearly we're not looking for guys who rack up points, but how many is too many?
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Make Sure Your Friends Feel Included Remember: You need friends so that your adorable couple pictures can rack up all the likes.
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Instead, the Menlo Park, California-based company is going to let it stay — and rack up millions of views in the process.
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To be fair to Jumia, most startups (e-commerce startups in particular) rack up losses for years before getting into the black.
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Netflix's strategy has been to continually invest in new original content that'll continue to rack up critic awards — and new domestic subscribers.
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On Wednesday, the Facebook CEO shared an adorable photo of Max with the family's pet dog, Beast, sure to rack up likes.
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If Clinton wins Ohio and Florida and other swing states now trending in her direction, she would rack up 340 electoral votes.
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The Badgers will slow things down, muck up games, and put themselves in position to rack up quality wins against better opponents.
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Also, once someone surfs over to the site, they tend to rack up more than 212 page views there before moving on.
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While there are no fees, you can still rack up interest on this card if you don't pay your bill in full.
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DiMarco has a twin named Nico who is a DJ, who watched Nyle rack up perfect scores several times this season. 5.
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But the President continues to rack up these successes and I think Americans are beginning to really notice, and so is Washington.
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With luck, you'll rack up hungry clicks from bored grade-schoolers in the back seats of family vans all over the world.
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If you want to rack up even more entries and look generous at the same time, share the giveaway link with friends.
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Princess Kate has been keeping close watch as alumni of a charity she backs, SportsAid, rack up medals at the Rio Games.
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And even a 40-second cell phone video of Sanders talking next to a ficus plant can rack up 14 million views.
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"Restaurant dishes hide butter and salt in spots you don't expect, which can rack up calories without you even realizing," says Cote.
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Thanks to sky-high interest rates, credit card debt is especially difficult to pay off — but still unnervingly easy to rack up.
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Defaulted borrowers rack up onerous fees that can increase the amount owed and lengthen the time if takes to repay the loan.
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What to watch for the Democrats: Hillary Clinton's advantage with African Americans could help her rack up a huge delegate edge here.
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Trump is poised to rack up a huge victory, potentially setting him on a clear path towards locking up the GOP nomination.
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Communications towers rack up to 50 million kills, and uncovered oil waste pits account for up to another 500,000 to 85033 million.
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While the Property Brothers rack up over 100 on-camera appearances each year, Love it or List It's hosts only have 16.
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In all, the company has managed to rack up $10 million in venture financing for its iteration on the networked speaker system.
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The different colors of cheese create an edible rainbow, making for a photo-ready delicacy that's sure to rack up the Likes.
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These artists are gaining attention online, where they regularly rack up tens of thousands (sometimes hundreds of thousands) of plays on Soundcloud.
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You might think life would be easier, happier, and infinitely more fulfilling if only you could rack up some extra IQ points.
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Yes, costs can rack up quickly at a coffee shop, especially if you're ordering an intricate drink made from high-quality beans.
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Riders and animals rack up points for technique and style, but when things go wrong, it's like being in a car crash.
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More than 34,000 city employees annually rack up over $20,000 in overtime, creating a tab for which totals nearly $85033 billion annually.
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The start of the regular season is about a month away, but the N.F.L. continues to rack up wins off the field.
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The newly generated funds are returned to miners as a reward because mining is resource-intensive and can rack up electricity costs.
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This messy process can rack up billable hours, lead to data mismatches and let important signatures or approvals fall through the cracks.
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By using the personalities of individual creators to forge deeper bonds with viewers, Facebook could rack up extra lucrative video ad impressions.
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Which is to say he may well continue to rack up views—and make an ass of himself—for the foreseeable future.
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"My concern is that our nation continues to rack up huge debts and this is another step in that direction," Corker added.
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You might spend money on food and beverages, magazines, taxis, sightseeing and other expenses that rack up as you pass the time.
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If a program's attendees typically rack up massive student debts and then cannot find decent jobs, the program is deemed a failure.
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Casper was at the GBK Oscar's gifting suite at the London Hotel in LA Friday to rack up nearly $20k in goods.
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Health plans would compete to find the cheapest members and deny coverage to the people they expected to rack up big bills.
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Their matches rack up 250,000 to 500,000 views (for comparison, just under half a million Americans watch the average Premier League match).
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Sanders is expected to perform strongest in the west and in the northeast, while Biden could rack up delegates across the south.
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Apple's forthcoming streaming service could rack up over 100 million subscribers in a year, Barclays analysts estimated in a note on Thursday.
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I rack up debt during those times and I spend the time I do have a steady job paying it off. Listen.
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Dallet won in a number of areas in the state where Trump was able to rack up huge numbers relative to Romney.
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And since they're allotted proportionally based on the above results, it's tough for any candidate to rack up a big lead there.
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But we took advantage of that window in which we knew that the battle was being lost to rack up the memories.
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While she continues to rack up support from the party's establishment, she trails Sestak in polls, and he holds a cash advantage.
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In which case many people with consistent health care costs for chronic problems would rack up impossible medical bills in short order.
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People who are summoned for depositions often rack up thousands of dollars in legal fees and are seldom reimbursed for travel expenses.
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So there's a very real possibility that Trump could rack up an impressive string of victories and a serious delegate lead today.
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Today's consumers prefer the THC-rich, medical-grade pot grown indoors under expensive lights, in warehouses that rack up huge electricity bills.
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Unlike the ballet-dancer's game of the diminutive Mr Curry, Mr Durant does not need much artistry or innovation to rack up points.
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The retailer's loyalty program now has an option for non-credit card holders to rack up points, encouraging them to shop more frequently.
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Devumi ran those accounts to exaggerate clients' reach and rack up fake likes and views on sites like Twitter, YouTube, SoundCloud, and Pinterest.
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Whether you're charging renovations to rack up rewards or split up the bill into manageable payments over time, resist the urge to splurge.
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Store employees are often compensated if they're able to rack up the number of people who say yes to these cards, Rossman said.
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After all, it's easy to rack up some perks — free shipping, steep discounts, the works — on purchases you were already planning to make.
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Demand often outstripped the number of workers, allowing eager students to rack up as much as $1,500 over that month off from school.
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The more awards you have, the more lauded you are, the more No. 1's you rack up, the more value you have.
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If all the moderate candidates continue to split the field, Sanders could continue to rack up victories on the way to the nomination.
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Ethan Hunt's latest escapade hits theaters next summer, so the cast still has plenty of time to rack up stamps in their passports.
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So Swift's Reputation album won't qualify for the next Grammy Awards, but she might try to rack up some album nominations for 2019.
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By the numbers: 5% of Americans with checking accounts rack up more than 50% of all the country's overdraft and bounced-check fees.
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Did the Club Kids and celebrities who danced and did drugs there in the '80s and '90s rack up too many karmic violations?
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The first day when any candidate could rack up a big winner-take-all delegate harvest is March 15, an eternity from now.
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Still, there's hope she'll throw a Hail Mary, and rack up a sizeable point pile for some kind of meltdown or medical emergency.
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While it took Bieber's video approximately eight years to rack up that dislike count, YouTube Rewind beat it in closer to eight days.
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While on duty, taxis rack up costs for items such as petrol, whether or not a fare-paying passenger is in the car.
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The more wins that players rack up before they get knocked out, the better the rewards they'll receive (12 wins is the maximum).
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He tells her he's just trying to rack up credit card points so that they can take the whole family on a cruise.
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That gap can lead consumers to ruin their credit and rack up merciless hidden fees, according to a study out Thursday from CreditCards.com.
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You're still trying to line up blocks to clear space and rack up a high score, but this time it's an audiovisual journey.
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But on the same number of three-point attempts, it could rack up anywhere from a paltry 30 points to a dominant 90.
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By bundling a loan with a very convenient payments device, banks deliberately make it easy to rack up large debts and interest charges.
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Companies that were not prepared for WannaCry can expect to rack up business interruption costs that far exceed a ransomware payment, said Kalinich.
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There is one other reason why GM, Ford and Ram believe their new heavy-duty pickups will rack up strong sales this year.
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Power cuts have long hobbled the economy and subsidies helped rack up public debt equivalent to 150 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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Merriman would rack up just 6.0 more sacks across six injury-plagued seasons after that before leaving the league at 28 years old.
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Working with ether might seem like spending make-believe money, but it's very easy to rack up hundreds of dollars by buying kittens.
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It's also unclear what the president will do in the future as he and the first family continue to rack up legal bills.
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When the timer runs out, the flippers freeze up, giving every player a dramatic hail mary opportunity to quickly rack up some points.
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It would also limit repeated attempts to debit borrowers' bank accounts, which enables lenders to rack up more fees without extending new credit.
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If you rack up balances and carry them month to month, the extra rewards you're earning through a portal won't be worth it.
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It'll depend a lot on how you spend the next decade or so — will you start saving or rack up credit-card debt?
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Don't pay annual fees on unused cards or rack up large interest charges, especially if you can't afford them in the first place.
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The All-Star guard routinely downplays his personal accomplishments while asserting he is only interested in seeing his squad rack up the victories.
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Spotify does not have the luxury of being able to rack up losses in music and recoup them from phone and tablet sales.
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The family was on their way to maxing out seven credit cards that would eventually rack up $36,000 in debt to pay bills.
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Essentially, it's a community of Instagram users who are willing to help each other rack up likes and comments using two simple letters.
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Between his Facebook page and branded "creep catchers" website, the videos can rack up thousands of shares and hundreds of thousands of views.
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It let him rack up close to $30,000 in credit card debt, which he and his wife are working together to pay off.
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We live, breathe, and worship at the altars of our favorite YouTube vloggers and rack up Beauty Insider points like it's our job.
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But while McGinty continues to rack up support from the party's establishment, she trails Sestak in polls and he holds a cash advantage.
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But parking in Midtown is nearly nonexistent, so the ice cream trucks routinely pull into illegal spots and then rack up countless tickets.
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Absolutely. No team can so consistently rack up one-run wins and late comebacks without having some number of breaks fall their way.
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The good news ... Shareef's clearly got some of Shaq's confidence -- telling us he would easily rack up some points on the NBA legend.
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Beginning in 2000, Mr. Cohen began to rack up debts with one bank that ultimately totaled about $2200 million, according to court papers.
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The goal is to rack up loads of better-than-satellite image data and make it available to buy through a web portal.
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What posts perform the best on your page—is there a certain type of humor or vibe that rack up the most likes?
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If one refuses to be flexible, consider paying that bill first so you won't owe late fees or rack up interest over time.
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The Chiefs are playing for their first championship in 50 years, while the 49ers are trying to rack up their sixth since 1981.
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The drawback, however, is that incentives can rack up costs, a serious obstacle for neobanks as they already struggle with profitability almost universally.
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After you rack up the exorbitant costs of delivery, going to a restaurant to eat or grab takeout probably feels like a bargain.
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In a memo, the campaign outlined a strategy in which Buttigieg would instead seek to rack up delegates in post-Super Tuesday primaries.
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You can also rack up a bigger bill with premium paint, wheel, upholstery and trim choices, but we'll leave that to your discretion.
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While this system is better than only making the minimum payment, it still caused debtors to rack up a substantial amount of interest.
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Twitter used its official Instagram account this morning to post a petty message about how Instagram users use tweets to rack up likes.
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The app is used to create and share short videos, usually set to music, that can rack up millions upon millions of views.
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If you want to rack up rewards as you travel and get cash back, the Uber Visa from Barclays is your best choice.
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As college costs increase and more millennials rack up student-loan debt, they've pushed the issue to the forefront of a nationwide debate.
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And all US late-night show hosts have channels that feature clips from their interviews and segments that rack up millions of views.
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MetroCards, which are pretty easy to lose and rack up millions for the city in unused rides, have been around since the 1990s.
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Second, while it's fun to rack up the 'Likes' on Twitter, the media must resist the urge to crack jokes about Trump's tweets.
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You follow the moves as they pop up on the screen and rack up points each time you hit a move or combo.
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Here we have not one but two shipwrecks, along with enough successful sea journeys for its hero to rack up major frequent-sailor miles.
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According to some new data out from the dating app Happn, being an attorney is most likely to help you rack up the likes.
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Over seven years of the typical teenage lifespan, young Americans will rack up 945 hours, or 39 solid days, with food on the brain.
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It's easy to rack up on loads of compacts, lipstick tubes, and foundation bottles, only to toss them in the trash when you're done.
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Branson also recommends having short-and long-term goals, as he says it's motivational to rack up small successes while working toward loftier resolutions.
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Some cancer patients can rack up an extra $45,703 in student debt during their treatments, according to Critical Mass: The Young Adult Cancer Alliance.
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Derulo recently became a part-owner of an Australian thoroughbred and made it clear he's looking to rack up some W's on the track.
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Ray "Stallion83" Cox is an Xbox achievement hunter, playing hundreds of games to earn as many achievements as possible to rack up his gamerscore.
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She'd rack up massive bills on rooms and restaurants, which she promised to pay for with wire transfers that would never actually show up.
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If Republicans gain seats in the House and rack up a 57-vote majority in the Senate, that, too, will be a clear verdict.
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This video goes on to rack up over 5.5 million views, AL3XEITOR's most popular since he first started uploading to YouTube four years ago.
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A significant amount of hours in my travels is spent tracking my Instagram feed to see how many likes I've managed to rack up.
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Bazemore and Teague each finished with 15 points in a balanced effort that saw the Hawks rack up 30 assists on 42 field goals.
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His ceiling: Horvat doesn't look like a guy who'll rack up big offensive totals, but he could develop into a valuable two-way forward.
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And do you then pay extra to get rid of some of those restrictions, only to help airlines rack up record revenues from fees?
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MSCI's emerging market currencies index was on track to rack up a 1.2% gain for the week, its biggest weekly rise since July 2017.
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Aerospace and defence firms flock to Le Bourget to show off their wares to potential customers, and to rack up orders for the future.
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For context, prior to Holzhauer's "Jeopardy!" debut, the single-day winnings record was held by Roger Craig, who only managed to rack up $77,000.
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Fiscal hawks decry huge public debts, destined to grow even vaster as ageing populations rack up ever bigger bills for health care and pensions.
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That means that every day, over 25,000 virtual versions of the company's self-driving cars rack up around 8 million miles of simulated driving.
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In May, the company began testing this in Canada in a move to help reduce pressure to rack up the likes on the platform.
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While that enabled the Justice Department to rack up some cash penalties, it constrained them from going full-bore after those who perpetrated fraud.
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The minute-and-a-half teaser debuted Thursday afternoon, and managed to rack up over 180,000 views in its first hour of going live.
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The kind of wedding that can cause the most financial controversy: one that requires attendees to rack up travel expenses in order to attend.
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His stories, which show him performing surgeries in real time — if you're squeamish, I don't recommend it — rack up daily views in the millions.
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Smoking can also be a huge cost to your health — medical bills can rack up from the dirty habit even tobacco companies are quitting.
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It doesn't log your transactions, rack up payment processing charges for merchants, or face the risk of disappearing thanks to a glitch or hack.
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You at the very least have to start out broke, and rack up enough debt, heartbreak, and bad habits to do the form justice.
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Wall Street's three main indexes are down at least 1.5% since last Friday, on track to rack up their third consecutive week of losses.
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But while McGinty continues to rack up support from the party's establishment, she trails Sestak in polls and has failed to match his fundraising.
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Putting all your work-related expenses on a business card such as the Ink Business Preferred Credit Card can help you rack up rewards.
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On the flip side, if you take out a new loan or rack up a big credit-card bill, your net worth may fall.
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Since then, Qualcomm has filed a series of patent actions timed to conclude before the antitrust trial and rack up smaller victories against Apple.
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If you want to rack up rewards as you travel and get straight cash back, the Uber Visa from Barclays is your best choice.
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He said that the effort to prepare even a simple case against a large company like Megabus could easily rack up $10,000 in fees.
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By winning this year for Killing Eve, she became the first woman of Asian descent to rack up more than one Golden Globe trophy.
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For big spenders, it may be easy to rack up enough charges to reap the benefits of a rewards card and offset the fee.
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But if necessary, the country could very well spend trillions of dollars and rack up massive amounts of debt to shore up its economy.
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Because as the days rack up, or the situation intensifies, more things may fall apart and further call on our resolve to power through.
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It's in YouTube and Google's best interest to maintain something similar to the status quo and continue to rack up views and advertising dollars.
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It was one of three newly approved two-letter words, which can be easily tacked on to existing words to rack up fast points.
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Capturing a number of the state's contested seats will be vital as the party tries to rack up wins to build its House majority.
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Or the independent analysts that found Trump's tax plan, a gift to the wealthy and big corporations, would rack up $30 trillion in debt.
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Mathew Martoma was convicted of using inside information about a failed drug trial to avoid losses and rack up gains of over $250 million.
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By legalizing marijuana, the state can slap a tax on it, and it's estimated to eventually rack up $500 million a year in revenue.
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Distributing award miles by actual mileage will allow most midlevel, nonbusiness-class fliers to rack up miles more quickly than with revenue-based airlines.
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But as confirmed cases continue to rack up, some experts have wondered how much longer campaigns can carry on as normal, without looking irresponsible.
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Social media videos in Indonesia on whether e-wallets are haram - prohibited by Islam - or incorporate "riba" rack up hundreds of thousands of views.
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Those bonus categories include pretty common household expenses, so it's not difficult to rack up a six-figure rewards balance in a single year.
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Also, keep track of your due dates so you don't rack up late fees and try to pay more than the minimum amount due.
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If you pay your tax bill with your credit card, consider that another bonus as you rack up rewards for travel or cash back.
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Sanders, who has campaigned in those states in recent days, could rack up enough wins by mid-March to build an insurmountable delegate lead.
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The Celtics had the largest lead of the first half, 218-2, but that was quickly erased as Boston started to rack up fouls.
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There's a lot of story, but mostly the filmmakers rack up the miles and Jackie wears through shoe leather moving from here to there.
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Lyft's ability to rack up large losses while rapidly growing its revenue is a byproduct of the ocean of money swimming in Silicon Valley.
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But stakeholders agree: it's coming, whether companies like it or not, and they could rack up significant legal fees if they don't comply. Sen.
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The key to winning is to minimize Sanders' margins on Super Tuesday and rack up delegates in the following contests as the field winnows.
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Likes are often used as a metric of popularity, and users can feel pressure to rack up a lot of them on their posts.
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While credit cards can absolutely spell trouble for your finances if you use them to rack up debt, they can also be valuable tools.
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You will drive yourself batty if you, like a friend of mine who will go unnamed, allow yourself to rack up 622 Tinder matches.
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Netflix's economic strength means it's able to easily attract world-class talent, which in turn means it'll be able to rack up more awards.
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Whereas most major studios' Oscar campaigns will rack up to $2 million, New York magazine estimated that Miramax' Shakespeare in Love campaign cost $5 million.
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If the Brookings report is right, this could have a huge effect on sick patients who rack up some of the highest health care bills.
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Former First Lady Michelle Obama may have left the White House, but she continues to rack up magazine covers — and dole out candid personal reflections.
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Growbot's motivational tool essentially works in the background, letting you rack up and chart praise for people, with the service triggered by certain keywords. Butter.
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It will keep those veggies from falling through, and when you're done cooking, pick the rack up (wearing an oven mitt, of course) and serve!
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Though Jukin bragged about how many embedded views a good clip could rack up, it has since decided to block one of its biggest referrers.
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The latter outlet (WeMo Insight Switch Controls for Energy) allows you to control and manage energy usage so you won't rack up your monthly bills.
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As CNET noted, sophisticated attacks on retail point of sales devices continued to rack up this year, with other affected companies including Chipotle and Gamestop.
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The Battlecode universe recovers from ruin as competing teams try to rack up points by planting trees, or else obliterate opponents before time runs out.
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Vatican City (CNN)Days before the critical New York primary, one Democratic presidential candidate is somewhere he can't rack up any last-minute primary votes.
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She understands that if you want to rack up all kinds of likes, you've got to make sure that the angle is on point. 13.
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From there, the format quickly amassed a small but enthusiastic following, and the most popular posts rack up tens of thousands of likes and reblogs.
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I realize that while $100 is definitely more than enough money to cover my weekly expenses, it's easy to rack up charges without paying attention.
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What's next: Some critics say drugs that are already raking billions shouldn't be able to rack up so much extra protection in the first place.
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Booze-related startups, which typically account for a noticeable but not huge chunk of venture investment, continued to rack up funding in the past year.
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The HomePod didn't go on sale until February 9th, so Apple didn't have the full quarter, which ended on March 31st, to rack up sales.
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Oil price woes have forced Pemex to defer payments to suppliers, put key exploration projects on hold and rack up billions of dollars in debt.
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If you want a travel card that will help you rack up points without the headache of spending categories or annual fees, look no further.
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HBO knows how to rack up Emmy Awards, but even with 108 nominations this year alone, the premium cable channel's Emmy strategy wasn't entirely solid.
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An endless snowboarding game where the goal is ostensibly to rack up a high score and not crash doesn't immediately sound like a soothing experience.
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Yet for brands that rack up more than 30 percent of their sales during the quarter, the holiday season can indeed be make or break.
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With MyPanera, you can also order your food online to pick up in-store and rack up personalized rewards based on your favorite menu items.
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Still, the company reckons it will rack up sales of up to $78bn over the Christmas season, which would make this its best quarter ever.
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There is an assisted mode that helps players rack up combos with fewer button inputs and a regular mode that takes controller input as is.
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The delegates he continues to rack up will give him a greater voice in the convention and allow his supporters to shape the party platform.
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In previous cycles, front-runners have looked to rack up early wins so that momentum and donor dollars flow their way, forcing rivals to withdraw.
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As a bonus, whoever gets the job will be able to keep the frequent flyer miles and hotel points they rack up during the internship.
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As any experienced parent can tell you, you'll rack up a very comprehensive selection of memories using your phone's camera without even thinking about it.
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So hurry and get shopping so you can rack up those Instagram likes and spend the summer in the best – and most stylish – way possible!
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Without major pension reform, not only will they continue to rack up unfunded liabilities, but they will have no way to ensure long-term solvency.
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If it's stuff you're buying regularly, you could rack up decent savings: Users report getting in the ballpark of a $25 check every few months.
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Trump has relied heavily on the use of executive orders during his first 100 days in office to quickly rack up wins for his presidency.
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Jenkins does not rack up strikeouts, but relies on a good three-pitch mix (fastball, curveball and changeup) and solid location to generate groundball outs.
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Before NASA astronauts can fly in new spacecraft from Boeing and SpaceX, they'll have to rack up hundreds of hours of practice on training simulators.
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Current counts have her ahead by around 668,000 total votes, with some polling experts projecting Clinton will ultimately rack up a 2 million-vote lead.
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Not only does Kansas City's attack rack up points, but it usually does it early, with Andy Reid's scripted plays tearing defenses limb from limb.
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Too many deals and discounts throughout the November and December months could eat into company profits if retailers aren't able to rack up dollars elsewhere.
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There's a Souls creator, VaatiVidya, who's made a career out of intricate lore analysis videos that rack up millions upon millions of views on YouTube.
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But previous entries in the series carried such goodwill that it still managed to rack up impressive sales in the first half of the year.
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That means that women will take longer than men to repay their student loans, and therefore rack up more interest, falling deeper into the hole.
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The Complete Digital Marketing Course — $19 See Details Don't allow yourself to rack up thousands of dollars of debt just to enhance your business acumen.
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It's the same lesson I learned when I challenged myself to rack up "zero spend" days in January and then lost my motivation halfway through.
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If you hold a Hilton-branded credit card, you'll not only rack up points with a visit but could potentially redeem a stay as well.
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In deferment, you won't be responsible for interest that your loan would otherwise rack up, and you could be eligible for up to three years.
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She's still making YouTube videos regularly, but they don't rack up the same number of views that Mongeau and Paul net through their relationship antics.
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After doing some research, I chose the Ink Business Preferred Credit Card to help rack up to 210x reward point per dollar on certain categories.
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If you rack up balances and carry them month to month, the extra rewards you&aposre earning through a portal won&apost be worth it.
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However, with such expensive tastes, it can be easy for them to rack up a high balance on their credit card or a debilitating hangover.
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The alleged pickpocket reportedly used her stolen loot to rack up $2,200 worth of fraudulent credit card charges and is now wanted for grand larceny.
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Why are people so willing to rack up a bill that high for a party that lasts a few hours, or a weekend at most?
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While Adams was able to score with close jumpers and offensive putbacks, Kanter used a variety of moves in the paint to rack up points.
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When you can rack up $400 million in revenue for the company in back to back events, you can do whatever the fuck you want.
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When you've been doing something for that long, you're bound to rack up some kind of history, and Juiceboxxx's is the stuff of cult legend.
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Cards that earn Chase Ultimate Rewards or American Express Membership Rewards let you rack up points right away and decide how to use them later.
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Washington is an important state for Sanders to win by large margins, both to rack up delegates and highlight the ongoing strength of his candidacy.
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These seem like moves calculated to stop Bernie Sanders before he can take advantage of a divided field to rack up an insurmountable delegate lead.
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If you don't replace that income, then you're right, the eviction moratorium will allow them to rack up one, two, three months of unpaid rent.
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The company has obviously sought to address that concern, but it doesn't rack up inventory like the legacy carmakers, so it might test consumer patience.
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But those contacts can get disorganized over time as you rack up duplicate entries, outdated information and numbers for people you no longer talk to.
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In turn, the former vice president was able to rack up a substantial amount of delegates and pull into second place overall just behind Sen.
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Hawaiian Punch's popularity helped its owner, Keurig Dr Pepper, rack up $7.4 billion in sales last year, an 11 percent increase over the year before.
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But he did more than just rack up points, equally proficient in defense while playing with an intensity night after night that few could match.
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"There's nothing stranger than having to cut off a child before they rack up a huge tab." transcript [MUSIC] It's definitely a very summery drink.
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Legislation on health care and spending helped K Street firms rack up contracts in 2019, in what was a busy year for the influence world.
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Not only can you earn an initial bonus with some of the top cards, but you can rack up rewards for each dollar you spend.
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"The buying power is there," said Kutlwano Pitso, Moja Cafe's owner, who said his richest clients regularly rack up drink bills of more than $650.
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But you don't have to rack up an enormous wine bill during your meals in order to appreciate the amazing bottles Paris has to offer.
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As college students continue to rack up more and more college debt over the years, America's youths are desperate for revolutionary policy proposals like Sanders's.
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It's normal to go over budget but you don't want to go crazy and rack up a lot of debt and pay for it later.
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There is no need for stimulus and no rationale to rack up such a huge tab during stable times and already historic levels of debt.
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In addition, Biden continues to rack up institutional endorsements, including from three former Nevada Democratic Party chairs and Richard Bryan, the former governor and senator.
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I earn rewards with my spendingWhen I put everything I buy on my credit cards, I can rack up huge cash back and travel rewards.
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The multibillion-dollar project will throw off about $22 million to improve streets and subway stations, and rack up thousands of construction and office jobs.
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And, yes, you can rack up big numbers of busts by targeting docs, who, unlike dealers, list their addresses and contact information in public records.
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His tweets rack up thousands of likes and retweets, in part because he uses the platform to make actual arguments, not simply distribute press releases.
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Insurers need the low-cost patients to help cover the costs of the sicker ones, who are more likely to rack up big medical bills.
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Even relatively small storms can rack up millions of dollars in costs for airlines, including expenses for reallocating aircraft and crew and rerouting and rebooking passengers.
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These well-entrenched networks reached into most states and localities and helped Republicans bring conservative voters home and rack up commanding suburban and rural vote margins.
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With two minutes on the clock, each hitter was tasked with hitting as many balls as they could to rack up as many points as possible.
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This is a safeguard to prevent people from being able to open a ton of credit at once and quickly rack up out-of-control debt.
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Also note that American Express Membership Rewards credit cards tend to offer higher earning rates in popular categories, which could help you rack up points faster.
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Players learn tricks before moving on to practice career mode and eventually competing in contests with other players while trying to rack up the most points.
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In the 1970s, policy makers and pundits raised concerns that students would rack up a bunch of loans and then try to discharge them after graduation.
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It's quick and easy enough to hold the attention of fickle teens, allowing it to rack up 20 million users and 100 million answers last month.
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My friends and I played a card game in high school called Nuclear War, where the point was to rack up the fewest millions of deaths.
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Lincoln continues to rack up a load of frequent flyer miles, finally touching down in Yemen as citizens do their best to get of the country.
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Fabela will be anxiously checking his mail, as the happy and humble vet hopes to rack up 100 birthday cards from well-wishers across the country.
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Even with this more aggressive algorithm in place, the community's posts still float to the top with clockwork regularity and rack up extraordinarily high vote totals.
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Knowing the ABCs of fare classes may help you attain elite status, avoid penalties for changing and canceling flights, and rack up miles, among other things.
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The Switch continues to rack up strong sales, with Nintendo announcing today that the console has sold more than 23 million units globally in nine months.
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As the volunteers rack up their hours, they get rewards for hitting milestones, including help securing identity documents, shoes and clothes for work, and travel money.
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Williams, who is launching on today's mission, will rack up 534 cumulative days in space by the end of his six-month stay, according to NASA.
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White says if Hardy wins that fight, he'd still like to see him rack up a few more wins before he gets a major UFC fight.
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Now that summer is fast approaching, a gimbal should be on top of your list of essentials — especially if you're trying to rack up those likes.
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And there was a simple reason: He was the sort of player who could rack up personal stats, but couldn't help you win when it mattered.
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Make it a goal to pay off your credit card bill as soon as possible so you don't rack up hefty interest charges from your getaway.
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Republicans' inability to move on policy in Washington, while their GOP colleagues in state houses build heavy majorities and rack up legislative wins, hasn't gone unnoticed.
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But as they rack up near-term victories, Obamacare supporters should think ahead to what the fight will look like in the coming weeks and months.
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Because the EU may not rack up deficits or raise substantial funds itself, every negotiation becomes a zero-sum game between rich and poor member states.
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Power cuts have long hobbled the economy and while state subsidies have helped to rack up public debt equivalent to 150 percent of gross domestic product.
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You won't rack up as many points in through category bonuses as the competition, but if you look beyond the points offered, this card really shines.
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That may seem like a challenge, especially if you don't rack up a lot of points through Marriott hotel stays, but it doesn't have to be.
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And it will be hoping to rack up millions not hundreds of thousands of sales, though Klein won't put any actual figures on his hopes here.
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"I want to make it easier for people to keep their accounts active and not rack up debt as they have in the past," she said.
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Those dedicated to the fashion spend anywhere from hundreds to thousands of dollars on imported dresses from Asia, which can sometimes rack up massive customs fees.
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Ad-supported social media platforms give users an incentive to post salacious content that can be irresistible to kids to rack up likes, views, and shares.
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He noted that for the seriously ill, hospitalizations rack up costs quickly, and as coronavirus spreads the cases may not all be covered with commercial insurance.
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Once considered a humane alternative to psychiatric hospitals, adult homes abused and neglected residents and churned them through unnecessary medical appointments to rack up Medicaid payments.
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Like airlines that rack up ancillary fee revenue by charging for every little thing, hotels are finding ways to get travelers to keep opening their wallets.
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The passage of the NDAA in December came as House Democrats sought to rack up legislative achievements as they also undertook an impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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New York (CNN Business)For many people, social media is synonymous with endless scrolling, constant distractions and blatant attempts to rack up comments, likes and views.
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Tuesday's elections will have a number of minority-heavy states voting, making the election day arguably the best chance for both candidates to rack up delegates.
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This is how people rack up unmanageable debt, ruin their credit, and land themselves in a financial hole that can take years to get out of.
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The U.S. group and European rival Airbus continued to rack up deals at the air show in southern England after a brisk opening day on Monday.
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Her videos — deep dives into everything from incels to aesthetics, which rack up views in the millions — are smart and irreverent, well researched, and fully realized.
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In the following years, MIR began to rack up large losses - more than 22014 million pounds up to the end of 22014, publicly available accounts show.
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In three years, he's managed to rack up an impressive 6.3 million followers, almost 800 posts (all of which are very insta-worthy), and two highlights.
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With competitive matches that can last more than an hour, fans of "LoL" can rack up dozens of hours in watch time during a single event.
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Conventional wisdom is that tariffs pose a threat to the economy Meanwhile, as Trump continues to rack up tariffs and project confidence, business leaders are increasingly skittish.
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The show offers its nostalgia openly and unapologetically, even reverently, and reportedly managed to rack up more than 14 million views during its first month on Netflix.
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By the end of the year, the company could rack up more than a dozen Falcon 9 launches, assuming all goes well for the next six months.
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Tesloop, you'll recall, ferries passengers between Los Angeles and Las Vegas in electric Tesla vehicles, making it easy to rack up that many miles in a year.
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The farm owner has denied any wrongdoing, and said that employees voluntarily worked nights to rack up bonuses and chose to sleep next to the chicken warehouse.
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Rack up enough debt and you might feel like nothing you do will matter, so what difference does it make if you miss apayment here or there?
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Then, O'Rourke and his campaign think he can rack up delegates and build momentum on Super Tuesday -- the day on which 22020% of Democratic delegates are allocated.
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Follow the app's directions by turning your phone left or right, tapping the screen, or shaking it to rack up points and get a new high score.
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If you shop using your rewards often you can rack up points through the Digital Punch Buddy Card, which will earn you all sorts of free goodies.
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Activist Fir Tree Partners held to that rule last year, though its energy investments - including Williams - still helped it rack up $259 million in paper losses, Symmetric.
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The outbreak also coincided with China's Lunar New Year holiday, which last year saw shoppers rack up about $13 billion in spending, including on travel and restaurants.
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House Republicans are closer to passing a health bill than they've ever been — but it's still not certain they can rack up enough votes for a win.
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In fact, judging by her and Prince Harry's love for traveling to faraway places, the couple will continue to rack up miles together even after their wedding.
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Waymo's engineers then collect the data from those tests to re-create them in simulation, allowing to rack up even more miles and experiences for its vehicles.
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And with the failure of the health bill to even get a majority, the president's hopes to rack up a series of major accomplishments are fading away.
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Not only are you forced to limit spending to the money you have available, you won't rack up hefty interest charges or late fees in the interim.
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Once a page is loaded the sites go on autopilot and rack up ad views in a constant loop until being redirected, or until a browser crashes.
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The rapid-pace sessions come ahead of Trump's 100th day in office, as his administration is working hurriedly to rack up achievements on matters foreign and domestic.
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But it wasn't enough to push women to go out, buy extra fuel and run their stoves longer than needed to rack up extra credits, Ramanathan said.
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CAPE CANAVERAL – NASA's Parker Solar Probe, which is scheduled to launch early Saturday, is expected to rack up a number of historic firsts for the space agency.
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Instead, I mean that taking an extreme view -- in this case on the liberal end -- is the surest way to rack up likes and retweets on Twitter.
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The case for free trade is undermined when many countries in Europe are free to rack up persistent trade surpluses, which are a drag on global demand.
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Seeing the likes and comments rack up on Instagram felt good, and I got an extra dose of validation when I attended a holiday party in December.
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While some of his reforms are clearly power grabs, like cutting California intro seven slices to rack up Senate majorities, most are simply ideas for improved governance.
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Earlier this week, Citi settled long-running litigation in which Allied Irish Banks accused it of helping a rogue currency trader rack up a $691 million loss.
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Many now worry that firms that exploit the ignorance of such consumers will rack up profits, or use the revenues to subsidise juicy deals for other customers.
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But agency, recruitment and corruption costs, can cause migrants to rack up debts from $400 up to $1,200 just to get started working in Thailand, Hall said.
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It could rack up huge view counts, time on site and revenue as businesses spend ad dollars to sell games and gaming culture to the lucrative audience.
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Just ask residents of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, who have seen at least two hailstorms this spring rack up a tab of more than $1 billion.
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Meantime, competitors are proceeding as if those challenges won't emerge, focusing on taking planes up to rack up the required flight hours and collect the required data.
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" He added, "But I've seen so many players come and go that I never, not for one minute, thought I could rack up millions on the tour.
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But you're digging yourself into a deep financial hole by saying yes to everything, especially if you rack up credit card debt to pay for these things.
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The lure of witness-protection programs and immunity from prosecution helped Giuliani's office rack up numerous convictions against New York's Five Families in the 1980s, for example.
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The software they were testing discovered a bug in the port of the retro video game Q*bert that allowed it to rack up near infinite points.
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Either gift yourself a splurge for the holidays or rack up all the last minute gifts for everyone on your list – all in this one stop shop.
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But Ronaldo is the first person to rack up more than 100 million followers on both Instagram and Facebook, where he has more than 238 million fans.
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However, the three main indexes are still set to rack up their third consecutive week of losses, on worries of a recession and U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Sit at home feeling like a bum while the bills rack up and your partner (or dog if you don't have a partner) looks at you differently.
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How to rack up Marriott pointsIn order to make one of the events a reality, you'll need to find a way to earn thousands of Marriott points.
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The best-produced series rack up thousands of views an episode, while others unite entire towns of parents, teachers, and students across school districts and neighborhood rivals.
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Clips of tracksuited Dutch skinheads at Thunderdome and zonked British teens at Fantazia rack up millions of views with captivating images of a wilder, more innocent world.
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Instead, every Democratic contest allocates delegates proportionally — meaning the only way to rack up a lot more pledged delegates than your rival is by winning big victories.
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Clinton is the heavy favorite and expected to rack up big margins against Sanders among minority voters, a group with which Sanders has struggled to make inroads.
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As the most vulnerable Americans rack up increasing medical expenses and decline in productivity due to sickness, everyone in the U.S. will have to pay the price.
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Why you'll love it: The Chase Ink Business Preferred helps small business owners rack up points quickly, and combine them with points earned on their personal cards.
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It earns 2 points per dollar on travel and dining expenses worldwide — and these categories are defined broadly so it's easy to rack up the bonus points.
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Plans for college could be upended for high school seniors counting on their final semester to rack up credits and take one more stab at the SAT.
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With Carson Wentz also returning, the offense may open up, giving Clement a chance to rack up carries and catches even against a seemingly improved Colts defense.
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But the full game is $10, and from there, there's no extras or microtransactions to fiddle with (or have your kid rack up a massive bill on).
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As a credit card rewards enthusiast and frugal junkie, I'm always looking for ways to rack up rewards and save on purchases I need to make anyway.
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When I do buy things, I always pay with a rewards card or travel credit card so I can rack up cash back or flexible travel points.
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But by night, he was beginning to rack up hours as a volunteer editor on Wikipedia, and ran workshops training other new editors at a local library.
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However, there is also a cadre of premium airline credit cards that enable their members to rack up elite-qualifying miles or activity based on annual spending.
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Several lawmakers have called for curbs on FOBTs, which have been widely blamed for allowing gamblers to rack up large losses in a short space of time.
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St. John's dropped its third straight and continued to rack up losses without injured second-leading scorer Mustapha Heron, who could miss the rest of the season.
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The farm owner has denied any wrongdoings, and said the staff voluntarily worked nights to rack up bonuses and chose to sleep next to the chicken warehouse.
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If you happen to belong to the Bank of America Preferred Rewards program, you can rack up 25% to 75% more rewards with most of their cards.
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However, with 1,000 starships built, the company&aposs Mars habitation efforts could rack up 1 million launches in a year (per Musk&aposs per-rocket launch math).
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Keep in mind that it can take months or years to rack up enough rewards to pay for international airfare plus the cost of a luxury hotel.
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Not because I'm worried I'll succumb to temptation, but because watching other people rack up a line of tequila shots on the bar just doesn't appeal anymore.
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You can easily lose hours and rack up debt on chemical peels, trips to the dermatologist, and fancy pigment-fading creams in the name of spot-free skin.
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That is, it's a place where users aren't competing to rack up likes, hearts, or where user profiles publicly boast their followers, or video view counts, as Justin.
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Players tap the ball to keep it in the air, and then bounce it as many times as possible with their chat mate to rack up high scores.
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It's easy to rack up points when you're paying off a mortgage and for multiple dependents like my father, but what about the lone hand-to-mouth twentysomething?
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Among fellow K-ARMY, a screenshot of the number of streams you rack up is considered a badge of honor, proof of how hardcore a fan you are.
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We still have a few hours to go — which means you've still got time to whip up a thoroughly fashion-y costume that'll rack up all the Likes.
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Now videos of TED Talk speeches rack up more than a million views daily, and there are roughly 8 TEDx events held every day somewhere in the world.
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For now though, ads are still a huge revenue source for many YouTubers, and the iPhone X is a good bet if you're trying to rack up views.
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For most of Oscar history, a film could rack up a ton of third, fourth, or fifth-place votes on the ballots and receive a Best Picture nomination.
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Should the couple continue to fly between L.A. and Cleveland, their bundle of joy is going to rack up more frequent flier miles than most adults have acquired!
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Political parties represent distinct groups within society, but after elections most of them sidle up to the president, seeking patronage to repay the debts they rack up campaigning.
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Despite being extremely young companies — some of the youngest to rack up valuations that high ever, actually — Lime and Bird are costly, which seriously limits their exit options.
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Domino's is letting its loyalty members rack up points to redeem for a free pizza by eating a pie from anywhere — including Papa John's — for a limited time.
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If her mom's business savvy is any indication, it's bound to be successful (her string of fragrances did rack up a cool $400 million in sales, after all).
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This may sound like a lot of effort to spend on one pass, but Kelly believes the savings you'll be able to rack up will justify the means.
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Some have been critical over his chaotic, unpredictable method of governing, but Trump hoped to woo them to finally rack up a key legislative win on tax reform.
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Some have been critical over his chaotic, unpredictable method of governing, but Trump hopes to woo them to finally rack up a genuine legislative win on tax reform.
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" "Another day, another chance for Marc Elias to rack up massive legal fees regardless of the blatant hypocrisy … or the damage this will do to Bill Nelson's legacy.
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Jilted students and the New York attorney general allege that the program taught participants nothing and encouraged them to rack up thousands of dollars in credit card debt.
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The upshot is that, so long as the GOP field remains divided, Trump has a big opportunity to roll to a series of victories and rack up delegates.
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" He said his significant other, the Canadian actress Nastassia Markiewicz, "claims I don't need to impress her anymore, but I take her there to rack up Brownie points.
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Cyber Monday retailers are poised to rack up $7.8 billion in U.S. online sales in 21625, 2900 percent more than users spent in 220006, according to Adobe Analytics.
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FlipSid3 came into the first game very aggressive, putting a lot of pressure on Mockit Aces to rack up points and push the finals into a second set.
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I&aposve also spoken to college students who have become famous YouTubers by sharing their experiences, like in move-in videos, which can rack up millions of views.
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Cyber Monday retailers are poised to rack up $6900 billion in U.S. online sales in 2628, 28503 percent more than users spent in 22019, according to Adobe Analytics.
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On the other hand, you can also very much picture "Little L" playing in a restaurant in Mayfair as city boy's rack up coke on their important documents.
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But frustration is growing among state health officials who say they do not have the tests needed as cases rack up in California, New York and Washington state.
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Unless that changes, Sanders will continue to rack up delegates and he will very soon seem unstoppable Sanders has already declared that the Democratic establishment can't stop him.
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Mr. Cuomo also ordered 150 State Police troopers to the city's bridges and tunnels starting in January to go after drivers who rack up lots of unpaid tolls.
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Similarly, Max Levchin's lending company, Affirm, doesn't charge late fees when its customers rack up big charges but it does charge interest rates — sometimes as high as 30%.
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He has been able to rack up endorsements from dozens of mayors and Washington lawmakers in recent months, and some national polling shows him creeping into third place.
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And if you become a major name in the field or oversee all design operations for a large automaker, you can rack up a lot more than $100,000.
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A victory in California would be a massive windfall for Sanders, possibly helping him rack up a delegate lead that could be difficult for his rivals to overcome.
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While increasing turnout among minority and young voters has helped Democrats rack up big margins in cities, moderates in the suburbs—especially women—have been moving leftwards too.
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Some of the individual games lasted over an hour, which certainly helped Faker rack up the kills as SKT made their way to their $2,028,000 first place finish.
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The two areas, they argue, that would help bolster economic growth and would also allow Republicans to rack up legislative victories in the early part of Trump's administration.
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Under the airline's strict attendance policy, flight attendants rack up disciplinary points each time they miss work, including for pregnancy-related absences like doctors' visits, with escalating penalties.
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According to a Reuters poll of market strategists this week, stocks will rack up a gain of more than 8 percent for the year, despite the recent correction.
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The airlines use the revenue for various purposes, even to buy new planes, while the banks can gain new customers willing to spend more to rack up points.
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And, even if your travel sights are lower than that, you still need time to rack up points and miles and for them to post to your account.
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Paying can be an expensive way to go, Mr. Leff said, but can be less of a hassle than taking an extra flight just to rack up miles.
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With the Iowa caucuses and Tuesday's New Hampshire primary now wrapped up, the race to rack up delegates in the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination is on.
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But the longer the field remains divided, the bigger the lead Trump is likely to rack up in the next thee weeks, when so many delegates are allotted.
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She is part of a rising trend of YouTubers becoming famous for sharing their college experiences — especially their move-in videos, which can rack up millions of views.
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You're limited to 100 right swipes per day in Tinder, to make sure you're actually looking at profiles and not just spamming everyone to rack up random matches.
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While videos from popular YouTube channels like Jake Paul and PewDiePie regularly rack up millions of views, that is not the case for the typical bot-driven channel.
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With autonomous vehicles, there's also a likelihood that these cars will rack up more miles quickly since there's little reason to stop and have to be replaced sooner.
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Now, they'll have to push into the heart of the city and go door-to-door to push ISIS out - and that's sure to rack up heavy civilian losses.
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These strategies are profitable so long as the market doesn't gyrate too much over the course of an option's life, but can rack up hefty losses if it does.
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He also holds each of the top 10 slots for the highest single-game winnings, not to mention that he's helped "Jeopardy!" rack up some records of its own.
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But beyond the military demonstrations, Trump's planned presence on the National Mall will likely rack up huge security costs that go beyond what a traditional July 21th event requires.
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That's a staggering number, and once you learn even a little bit about the system, it's easy to see how predatory payday lenders can rack up those huge profits.
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If you're a Hyatt Chase Visa credit card holder, you'll also be able to rack up points for non-hotel spending, such as car rentals, dining, and flights. 3.
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He believes speed cleaning videos are an entrepreneurial way to drive traffic to what he considers their real business: Patreon, where they can rack up subscribers for monthly contributions.
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After an image of the sisters managed to rack up over 12,000 retweets, it became clear that the Ali sisters are on their way to becoming a worldwide phenomenon.
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That way, I only have a little bit of money to play with in case I need it, and I can use my credit card to rack up points.
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But as Trump continued to rack up the wins -- he took seven states on Super Tuesday to Cruz's three -- whispers about the potential for a convention challenge grew louder.
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Frank notes that the EDC label has a lot in common with the YouTube makeup community, even down to the snazzy unboxing videos that rack up millions of views.
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Lil Nas X is using his popularity to jack old songs and rack up millions of views -- and dollars -- without rights to do so ... according to a new lawsuit.
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For now, Petras will continue to work on her upcoming album, rack up Spotify streams, and dream of working with Cher, who she told us is her dream collaboration.
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After years of struggle, the NBA team is starting to rack up consecutive, impressive wins, which is cause for patient Sixers' supporters to go wild, especially on social media.
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Once you've decided where you're willing to advertise BlackBerry Mobile, the platform gives you an array of depressing choices to be a worker drone and rack up more points.
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My pregnancy was considered high-risk due to a pregnancy condition I have called cholestasis, which meant that the costs began to rack up before I went into delivery.
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While Sale continues to rack up victories, he has failed to record double-digit strikeout totals in four straight outings after doing so in each of his previous eight.
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The health care services that rack up the highest out-of-pocket costs for patients aren't the same ones that cost the most to the health care system overall.
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Investors can rack up greater losses on longer-dated bonds because they tend to have a higher duration and are more volatile when the outlook for monetary policy changes.
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Pedometer++As you rack up thousands of steps on this app, or when you have a streak of walking days during the week, you're awarded "achievements" for your progress.
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His victory remains the most stunning, even as the national criminal justice reform movement focused on dismantling mass incarceration at the local level continues to rack up election wins.
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The International Labor Organization reports that Americans who rack up 50 or more work hours per week are less likely than ever to take their piddling 10-day vacation.
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Facebook hopes if it's the exclusive social media home for these new kinds of content, you'll come back to explore and rack up some ad views in the meantime.
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The USMF is working hard to be allowed to self-govern themselves similar to USA Boxing where athletes are able to rack up lots of experience with consistent shows.
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Although MA plans have helped expand the type of care seniors can access, they've also been called out for sketchy billing practices that rack up costs for the government.
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Wins in Colorado and Oklahoma could bode well for Sanders' ability to rack up delegates in more rural western states throughout the latter half of March and early April.
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Half of online borrowers can rack up an average of $185 in bank penalties because at least one debit attempt results in an overdraft or fails, the report found.
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"Plenty of consumers use cards as often as possible, working to rack up rewards and cash back balances, but pay the cards off in full each month," reports Experian.
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I don't really have any inclination to rack up the lines with my ma—I just want to have half an idea of what's going on in her head.
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Without it, people living with chronic conditions are hospitalized and visit the emergency room more frequently, require costly nursing homes, rack up high bills, and get pushed into poverty.
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If I sit on the couch and watch, eyes glazed, coffee mug in hand, I still rack up about 1,500 points, which I consider a strong return on investment.
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From July 19 through August 4, Nordstrom shoppers can rack up huge savings in categories like fashion, home, and beauty — on August 5, the prices will go back up.
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But if your business can easily rack up at least $25,000 in expenses in three months, the Business Platinum's current offer is a great way to maximize your spending.
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That makes cash-back cards a solid option for consumers who simply want to save money on every purchase, rather than rack up rewards to eventually use on travel.
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Here's how to do it right How to make sure your college loan provider isn't ripping you off Go to college here and you'll rack up $36,350 in debt
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The best rewards credit cards in 2019Credit cards with good rewards programs and great new member offers make it easier than ever to rack up a lot of points.
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For what it's worth, we shot Robert Griffin III a few weeks ago and he told us he's more motivated than ever to rack up some Ws next season.
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This is bad news for the environment, but also for the miners who generate cryptocurrencies with massive amounts of computing power, which can rack up a huge electricity bill.
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In this particular one, you're given a 2017 Nissan GT-R, popped into a Surfers Paradise parking lot at night, and asked to rack up 25 different drift skills.
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One aspect that's attracted some controversy is the idea of digital social credits—a kind of virtual currency that people rack up by doing socially beneficial thing like volunteering.
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That is to say: while Tinder might help you rack up a series of one night stands, Hero Boyfriend wants to help you hold on to the one, period.
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The drama nominees all struggled to rack up big nomination totals in the face of the Game of Thrones onslaught (Bodyguard managed just two nominations — Drama Series and writing).
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Patients need to be better informed, he said, and should be empowered to opt out of procedures that are likely to rack up big bills without providing much benefit.
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Assuming you only make the minimum payment—generally $25 per month—it would take you 47 months to pay off the debt and you'd rack up $341 in interest.
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A lot of the obsessives are people who rack up a ton of expenses on their personal cards for work, get reimbursed by their company, but keep the miles.
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A Warren endorsement would be welcome news for Sanders, who had hoped to rack up a significant delegate lead on Super Tuesday and now likely finds himself behind Biden.
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Democrats are optimistic about the House, but their expectations have tempered a bit from a few months ago, when they thought their party could rack up dozens of victories.
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Bobby Scott, who represents the minority-majority 3rd Congressional District, said Biden's win echoed there and should help him rack up big margins and carry the state on Tuesday.
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Even with increased competition from traditional food companies and meat producers, Beyond is continuing to rack up partnership deals with large national restaurant chains including KFC, Denny's and McDonald's.
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If you choose the right credit card that fits your lifestyle, you can rack up a bunch of points that can buy you a free trip or luxury item.
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But like several other financial institutions, CDP has had to cut the value of its holding as two regional banks rescued by the fund continued to rack up losses.
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Reward portals provide another opportunity to boost earnings, she said — letting you rack up, say, miles in a preferred airline for buying a sweater or ordering flowers for Mom.
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A target in an investigation -- such as special counsel Robert Mueller's -- could rack up a million dollars or more in legal fees if the case proceeds to a trial.
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Others are show jumpers simply on their way to work: horses with competitive, say, Olympic aspirations must travel the world from event to event to rack up qualifying points.
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If Biden can hold onto the coalition of voters he drew in South Carolina — including his large edge among black voters — he'll rack up delegate counts in these states.
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It further says the $4.6 billion company steered struggling customers to seek temporary forbearance rather than federal assistance, causing them to rack up $4 billion in extra interest charges.
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But some Democrats question whether the traditional rules of the so-called "invisible primary" — the pre-voting period when candidates rack up endorsements, donors and media attention — still apply.
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The financial crisis that started nearly a decade ago saw No. 2 lender Commerzbank, a clutch of state-owned landesbanks and property lenders rack up billions of euros in losses.
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Where the revenue may be earned: Banks and financial institutions stand to rack up substantial sums funding expensive, capital-intensive projects making infrastructure more resilient against extreme weather, Sarda says.
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Some Instagram users feel pressure to rack up the likes or post photos curated for the social media age, such as at Instagrammable pop-ups or social-media friendly restaurants.
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Despite a selection shake-up and some early fumbles, Japan soon produced the high-pace, running rugby that saw them rack up big scores in defeats of Fiji and Tonga.
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But it looks more likely that if Trump is to rack up big legacy achievements, they will come in the first years of a second term, should he win reelection.
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In the nearly six months that the commission has existed, it has managed to rack up some 17 legal actions aimed at its operations, membership, and requests for voter information.
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With a credit card that earns American Express Membership Rewards points, you could rack up points and transfer them to the Delta SkyMiles program later on, once you were ready.
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To be an artist these days, he suggests, you just need to rack up a checkered employment past and draw attention to your wildest actions while calling them conceptual art.
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The small contest is on track with the broader Democratic trend: While Sanders remains competitive, Clinton is on course to rack up the delegates necessary to claim the party's nomination.
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They want to be able to rack up a huge death toll and then ideally be taken alive, which is one of the big wrinkles introduced by [the Christchurch shooter].
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Airbus was on track last month to rack up more than 212,2747 gross new orders for the year, excluding cancellations, compared with the 1,053 gross orders Boeing announced on Tuesday.
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It's similar to how the "zombie websites" generated ad revenue, and represents a new form of ad fraud that researchers say can rack up impressions quickly and under the radar.
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Over the following six decades, Finney would rack up over 50 credits on the big and small screen alike — successfully making the transition from Hollywood marquee idol to serious actor.
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As long as the videos are good, which these metrics will help with, Facebook could rack up more views, and therefore more focus from video makers, than competitors like YouTube.
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I don't think Instagram or Facebook or these services will take away that public monolithic feed, where people do still continually try to rack up likes and things like that.
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The cut to high-stake FOBTs, which have been widely blamed for allowing gamblers to rack up large losses in a short span of time, would be implemented from April.
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While she was focused on the larger primaries, Obama started to rack up delegates in all the caucuses, where his campaign mobilized and organized supporters, making sure they showed up.
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Of course, if you're going to rack up points, you'll want to make sure you're using your card responsibly and able to pay off your balance in full every month.
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This week, gold has continued to rack up significant moves as U.K. prime minister David Cameron set a date for the referendum on the U.K's membership of the European Union.
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But trust me, spending too much of the workday on social media isn't likely to help you rack up any "likes" from your colleagues or supervisors in the near future.
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Those who buy a GrubMarket membership get discounts on different items, rack up points for every dollar they spend, and get free deliveries no matter the size of their baskets.
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But if you think it's tacky to talk about, you're basically flying blind—and are likely to rack up even more overdraft fees as you struggle to get ahead financially.
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If you're one to rack up on energy bills, you'll benefit from using a programmable thermostat, which automatically turns off your cooling or heating system when no one is home.
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With the new system, you earn two points for every dollar you spend, but there's no reward until you rack up 125 points — or, as Eater points out, spend $62.50.
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The technology-heavy Nasdaq index was the latest to rack up cumulative falls of more than 211 percent from its peak - the technical definition of when a market is correcting.
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And remember, if you're going to rack up points, you'll want to make sure you're using your card responsibly and able to pay off your balance in full every month.
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With This is Us garnering critical praise and plenty of attention from fans in general, it wouldn't be a surprise to see Metz and her costars rack up the nominations.
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Biegun's remarks come as post-Hanoi headlines rack up about North Korea rebuilding the Sohae Satellite Launching Station in what analysts say is an apparent message to the United States.
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I fervently believe so, and most people who pursue higher education don't rack up the number and diversity of degrees that you did, a cluster that may well be excessive.
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He has McConnell and the Republican establishment in one ear, telling him to knit the party together to rack up some achievements, or end up with a barren political legacy.
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It felt good not to rack up my credit card balance, and the inability to online shop was a definite struggle — even though it was definitely better for the bank!
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The near two-month rally has seen the three main Wall Street indexes rack up double-digit percentage gains, but has left some market participants nervous about a potential correction.
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Despite having little experience building homes, Steve managed to rack up over six million dollars per year in sales for Tumbleweed, making it America's top manufacturer of mobile tiny homes.
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Oh, and Hayes's mother (Bess Armstrong) is running for the Senate, so the pressure on Hayes to rack up some high-profile exonerations while keeping her nose clean is intense.
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China's economy: China's huge export industry just suffered its worst month in two years but still managed to rack up a record trade surplus with the United States in 2018.
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He had 18 interceptions last year and probably should've had 28, plus played badly enough in first halves of games that he was allowed to rack up meaningless stats late.
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With the amount of sneakers we've managed to rack up in our closets (plain white ones, Rihanna trainers, statement slip-ons), it's hard to justify buying even one more pair.
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The Chinese economy continues to slow, the Japanese government continues to rack up debt with no end in sight, and the European Union is facing one existential crisis after another.
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As cases of coronavirus rack up across the US, the people who give rides, deliver groceries or restaurant orders for gig economy companies are on the frontlines of the outbreak.
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In fact, they often have fewer resources because, as EdBuild's study shows, breakaway systems rack up significantly higher administrative costs, up to 19543 percent more per pupil than larger systems.
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This makes me less fast by a country mile than a pro, but once I shake the habit and learn the line, I can usually rack up some consistent laps.
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Along with the TED Talks, the Aspen Ideas Festival has turned policymaking into a form of entertainment in which the most authentic-sounding and emotive performers rack up ardent followings.
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First We Feast, part of Complex Media, boasts a considerable subscriber count, and its several other food culture and cooking-based shows all rack up a fair amount of views.
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It's not hard to rack up points, since it earns 2500x points at restaurants worldwide and 0003x points on the first $2000,210 spent each year at US supermarkets (then 2000x).
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Most Republican lobbyists who spoke to The Hill said Republicans still have plenty of time to rack up big legislative wins, even if the road ahead is a tough one.
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This is possible thanks to the Bank of America Preferred Rewards program, which incentivizes Bank of America customers to keep money on deposit in order to rack up more points.
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The condensed life cycle of vehicles that rack up miles at a furious pace in ride-hailing app usage requires engineers to consider changes to more than just interior materials.
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In order to score one, you&aposve either got to take 100 qualifying one-way flights or rack up 110,000 qualifying points in a calendar year (125,000 starting in 2020).
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As you complete missions—which range from demolition duty to assassination contracts to base defense—you rack up cash, along with gear for your mechs, salvaged robots themselves, and reputation.
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Lee was up front about earning a portion of her paycheck from commissions on the products I buy, but promised me I'd feel no pressure to rack up a tab.
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The Eagles' offense lacks the weapons to rack up points against almost anyone — even if Zach Ertz can play through his rib injury — so the defense must be careful. 5.
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But, for congressional Republicans desperate to hold their House and Senate majorities come November 6, they simply can't afford the Republican president to rack up many more weeks like this.
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Instead, being in the tavern is mostly an excuse to play serving mini games where you attempt to rack up the highest possible service combos for serving drinks and food.
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That move, which coincided with the Great Recession, collapsed the territory's tax base and led the Puerto Rican government to issue bonds and rack up massive debt to pay its bills.
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In order to succeed in today's culinary landscape, not only does the food have to taste good, it also has to be aesthetically pleasing enough to rack up likes on Instagram.
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But if Sanders can rack up an upset or two tonight, Super Super Tuesday (or whatever we're calling this thing) could be the beginning of a nice little run for Sanders.
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For those VIBs who are ready to rack up some beauty buys, we rounded up 15 of our favorite items from the store to make your shopping experience a little easier.
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A coder created a program that turned the ordinary wall into a real-life video game, where you could rack up points as you scaled up and across the vertical face.
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Given that this game is geared towards children, you could see how users could quickly rack up a bill, as some of the in-app purchases are as expensive as $99.
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Carrying a credit card balance not only means you'll be in debt longer, but it also means you can rack up massive amounts of interest, thanks to often exorbitant interest rates.
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Some will allow you to overdraft more than five times in a day, which can rack up hundreds of dollars in additional charges to your account, according to data from NerdWallet.
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His videos sometimes rack up millions of views on YouTube, and he plans to put out three new albums this year, now supported with a fellowship from the Ministry of Culture.
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"Swiping is definitely good for matching — plenty of users will rack up dozens or hundreds of matches — but a lot of low quality interaction can follow on from that," he says.
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If you book your own business travel, you might be able to take advantage of all the points you rack up in a year to splurge on a trip down south.
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The swelling ranks of elderly people across the region will rack up healthcare costs of up to $20 trillion by 2030, the Singapore-based Asia Pacific Risk Center warned in August.
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Some analysts said that investors were again shifting towards "carry" trades that use the expanding difference between interest rates on the dollar and those in other currencies to rack up profit.
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It is so fucking frustrating that people are turning down necessary, potentially life-saving medical care because they can't afford to rack up $1,500 on top of already extensive medical debt.
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I'll Be There For You is a book for everyone, from Friends fanatics who want to rack up trivia to Friends skeptics who want to know what the fuss is about.
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Comcast charges $12/GB on its By the Gig plan, so of course it's willing and ready to let you burn through that data and rack up a nice hefty bill.
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They can rack up medical bills under someone else's name, open new credit card accounts and never pay the bills, or even take out a second mortgage on a victim's home.
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In recent years, there's been a deluge of stories featuring weird moon names like "super blood wolf moon"—names that might rack up Facebook shares, but don't mean much of anything.
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We can&apost just look the other way while China and a lot of other countries, by the way, gain (ph) the global trading system and rack up huge trade surpluses.
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Modern technology lets us rack up thousands of friends, but if you whittled your contacts down to the ones most important to you, you might find it's close to 150 too.
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Ferrari says both cars are a callback to the 1948 166 MM, one of the cars that helped it rack up World Sports Car Championship victories in the 40s and 50s.
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Bao Nguyen, a spokesman for Netflix, clarified that "The Office" and similarly beloved shows available on the service rack up watch time, partly because of the sheer number of seasons offered.
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Adobe found a 51% increase in mobile sales on Thanksgiving from last year, and overall retail sales are projected to rack up to $20 billion by the end of the weekend.
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Scrabble points are transformed into "Scrabits" (essentially bitcoins) that players rack up when they spell a word, which is the in-game equivalent of mining a block of Bitcoin transaction data.
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Adding in the three he won at the tail-end of 2015, Rosberg also became the fourth ever to rack up six Formula One world championship race wins in a row.
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Like regular insurance, you can still earn a no claims discount each year, and I'm told the new product is targeting those who rack up fewer than 4,000 miles a year.
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So Popsicle issued a challenge: if ice pop lovers managed to rack up 100,000 retweets on a post about the Double Pops, the brand would bring them back for the masses.
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These courts also are important for prosecutors, who traditionally have been equipped with only the hammer of formal prosecution and may feel pressure to rack up convictions to help secure reelection.
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A skilled pilot could rack up quite a kill count in that time, especially if they had to fight until the whole war was over, or they were killed or captured.
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It's easy to believe card issuers are targeting people young enough to spend a lot on their cards — and maybe even those who are likely to rack up long-term debt.
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It's also a great reminder that eating out with friends can be an easy way to rack up lots of rewards points — provided you trust your friends to pay you back.
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The traditional playbook has been for Democrats to run up the score in South Florida, with its large nonwhite population, and for Republicans to rack up votes in the conservative panhandle.
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While the Uber Visa offers a great rate of return on Uber purchases, you might want to consider another credit card that will rack up points on other rideshare services, too.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc has settled long-running litigation in which Allied Irish Banks Plc accused it of helping rogue currency trader John Rusnak rack up a $691 million loss.
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Remember, Marshall called out Brown back in July -- with the NY Jets superstar saying he'd bet his fancy Porsche against Brown's Rolls-Royce that he'd rack up more yards this season.
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When Virgos don't want to deal with something emotionally intense, they can go into practical overdrive and rack up a colossal to-do list to keep themselves too busy to feel.
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You can see in the chart above that medical debt all but disappears after age 65, when Medicare kicks in, even though seniors rack up the most health care bills overall.
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Early on, they could rack up nearly 200 coasters a year by hitting jackpot sites like Cedar Point park in Ohio, where they could ride a dozen coasters in one trip.
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These cars, however, will also rack up more miles and consequently wear and tear much faster than today's cars, which in turn might mean Uber will have to replace them faster.
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After watching Donald Trump rack up victory after victory in last night's Super Tuesday contests, Lindsey Graham – a vocal Trump opponent – made a surprising suggestion for a last-ditch Trump alternative.
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And it's illegal for another reason too, says GAO: It violates the Antideficiency Act, which states that agencies aren't allowed to rack up bills beyond what Congress has appropriated for them.
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Elizabeth Warren and billionaire former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg remain in the race, however, and they both are aiming to rack up delegates themselves across the 14 states voting Tuesday.
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This skill, called a wolf turn, makes gymnastics fans groan because it seems that almost every athlete relies on it to rack up points, regardless of how wonky it can look.
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As many travelers know, one of the smartest ways to rack up miles is with a credit card that earns you points for the things you spend money on every day.
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How to earn 'miles' with Capital One cardsRewards credit cards let you rack up points or miles for each dollar you spend, and Capital One rewards credit cards are no exception.
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After capturing a decisive victory in South Carolina late last month, the former vice president went on to rack up wins in North Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee and Virginia on Super Tuesday.
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One of the best parts is that Avios are easy to rack up, as British Airways is a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, and Marriott Bonvoy.
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The low barrier to entry has attracted conspiracy theorists whose work has been removed from other platforms, as well as low-quality amateurs looking to rack up advertising money, reporters found.
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Mr. Sanders is poised to rack up hundreds of delegates that day, including in large states like California, and Mr. Bloomberg and Ms. Warren are also in contention to claim delegates.
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A good activity tracker can help a person track how they rack up the miles and feel a little better about all the hours they subsequently spend sitting at a desk.
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Lois Schiffer, the former general counsel of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, defended the groups, saying they were not filing suits to rack up lawyer's fees or to boost fundraising.
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Workers who feel energized and happy will be more productive at the office and are less likely to rack up costly health bills through emergency room visits or trips to specialists.
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While you don't want to tap into your Roth IRA too easily, it can prevent you from having to rack up credit card debt to afford an unexpected expense, Bera said.
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Any makeup brand, especially one with only about 500 followers on Twitter, would likely be thrilled to rack up 25 million views in a day on an ad for its product.
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While Uber rides to sting operations, mobile printers, and decoy phones might rack up some incremental costs, they are far from shelling out thousands of dollars to stream confrontations to their audiences.
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Instead, the brand is giving them away as gifts with purchase: For every two eyeshadows bought, you get a free brush, with the ability to rack up four of the newfangled tools.
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However, while these posts rack up serious likes, some tattoo artists express concern about the use of UV ink and its ability to stand the test of time once stamped on skin.
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That means many customers pay no monthly utility bill or even rack up excess credits, which they can redeem later in months when their systems produce less power than their home uses.
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Images of dolls from the collection were posted each day to the museum's Instagram and Facebook, from October 16 to the 24, to rack up likes as votes for the creepiest doll.
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Ranked No. 2 behind the United States, Spain made up for a slow start in the Olympic tournament by dominating from the first quarter to rack up its fourth straight win here.
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From pop country to the more edgy pop hooks Rexha explores on her album might be a difficult conversion for the people who've helped that single rack up over one billion streams.
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He's a good character to have in your arsenal; the fact that he's also going to kill a lot of people and rack up points for Chaim is just an added bonus.
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Instagress, one of the easier-to-use and more affordable of the dozens of websites that create bots to help would-be Instagram influencers rack up followers and engagement, was shuttered today.
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The company notes that it took six years to rack up 1 million miles, another six months to reach 4 million miles, and just three months to hit the 5 million marker.
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Tencent's dominance of smartphones in China, especially in mobile gaming, helped the social network and online entertainment behemoth rack up a 28.56 percent jump in second-quarter profit, comfortably beating analysts' estimates.
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We would win elections, and we won the House back in 2010, we did well at least congressionally in 2012, so we would rack up these victories, and nothing would ever change.
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For someone like her who would use Uber Bike within its minimum 30-minute window before you start getting charged 33 cents per minute, she'd rack up two $2-rides a day.
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To help you narrow down your shopping list and snag the best deals, here are the five types of products that experts believe will rack up the deepest discounts during Prime Day.
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As she explains to her new assistant in season 2, all she wants is to use her powers to solve easy cases and rack up cash — not to help people in need.
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Massachusetts's coverage expansion in 2006 seemed to offer a more promising path: Maybe supporters of reform should rack up some wins in the states before tackling the issue at the national level.
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No wonder: it's estimated to haul in $211.60 billion in ad revenue by the end of 211.60, thanks to new Shop Now features that make conversions easier to rack up than ever.
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Instead of paying thousands of dollars in traditional advertising, Hooch lets establishments offer guests a first drink free, with the hope that they will stay and rack up a hefty bar tab.
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Read MoreWhy crooks don't want your new credit card "The quickest way to rack up rewards is to sign up for a new card with a big sign-up bonus," Schulz said.
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The 25-year-old is 0-3 with a 14.49 ERA in four starts this month, though he did rack up 11 strikeouts in a loss at San Diego on Aug. 16.
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With Southwest Rapid Rewards, for example, you can frequently rack up points for setting up new phone service with Verizon (currently 3,600 points) or setting up AT&T internet (currently 2,700 points).
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Russia lost just one of nine bouts in the women's team saber final, trouncing Ukraine 45-30 to rack up seven fencing medals at the Games - their best performance in two decades.
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Some companies like Waymo have driven all across different types of environments in order to rack up the datasets that they believe will be needed to effectively maneuver without a human driver.
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In the Los Angeles area, for instance, college campuses were considered prime spots for employees seeking to rack up new accounts because younger customers had a tendency to trust a banker's advice.
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Canadian retail sales rose unexpectedly in February, the second consecutive monthly increase, and brightened the outlook for an economy that is on track to rack up strong growth in the first quarter.
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When she leaves her videos up on her Facebook page, which she will do for a short period of time after the Live show, they can rack up over 30,000 views overnight.
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When Sinemia launched, it was able to capitalize on anti-MoviePass sentiment, but quickly began to rack up its own negative feedback about hidden fees, cancellations without refunds and poor app performance.
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These fake videos are clearly designed to dupe the public and rack up views, but there's also a less well-defined issue of what Facebook Live is supposed to be used for.
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Earlier this year, she won the National Book Critic Circle's Ivan Sandrof Lifetime Achievement Award, and it's widely expected she'll only rack up more lifetime achievement awards over the next few years.
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In order for me to play with the big girls, I needed to rack up numbers and experiences, even if those numbers and experiences had me hyperventilating each time my phone pinged.
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We were split into four teams of about 10 or so people each, and we rotated through 10-minute sessions at four different stations to rack up points for every completed task.
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Library books are free, until they aren't: Patrons who rack up $15 in late fees at the city's public libraries are blocked from taking out more books until the fine is paid.
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The game is tied to GPS and real-life locations so that players are forced to go outside to catch all the Pokémon, rack up experience points, and check in at Pokéstops.
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And "this" is what happens after you sign with hit-maker Shane McAnally's Sony Monument Records label and rack up 30 million streams on a song that's now steadily gaining radio airplay.
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Those restrictions, combined with the increasing pressure to rack up wins fueled by billion-dollar television deals, created an incentive, some said, for coaches to break the rules to secure top talent.
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Just be sure your items are covered by sufficient purchase protections and that you are using your credit line responsibly to rack up rewards on ther large purchases you need to anyway.
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To get there, he'll need to do more than just win all five states today — he'll have to rack up as many of today's 172 delegates as possible by meeting various requirements.
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Sanders did very poorly with African Americans in 2016, allowing Hillary Clinton to rack up huge margins in Southern states and giving her a nice boost in several Midwestern and Northeastern ones.
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But he continues to rack up endorsements in key early states: His 84 endorsements in New Hampshire alone are more than those received by any other Democratic candidate, according to his campaign.
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He has a large following of fans who use a Smartphone app, "Flash Invaders", to snap pictures of his mosaics if they're authentically his, rack up points and compete with other players.
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"Our goal is to minimize Sanders' margins on Super Tuesday and rack up delegates in the March 10th and March 17th contests, which are much more favorable to us," the memo stated.
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Carrying a credit card balance not only means you'll be in debt longer, but it also means you can rack up massive amounts of interest charges, thanks to often exorbitant interest rates.
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Kolyada's dazzling performance in Friday's short program helped him to rack up enough of a lead to win the event on Saturday despite an error-ridden routine to an Elvis Presley medley.
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It's helped him dominate the polls in South Carolina, the fourth state to vote -- where a clear win would position him to then rack up delegates in Southern states on Super Tuesday.
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But the Democrat who wants to compete with him in November but still navigate a mathematically complicated morass of elections and rack up delegates across the country before the convention in July.
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The sheer impossibility of measuring up has left a generation of girls with the enduring belief that, no matter how many achievements they rack up, they are not enough as they are.
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When you finish Sayonara Wild Hearts, it opens up another mode called Album Arcade, where the game allows you to technically rack up scores while playing, but no longer stops between stages.
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It could be easier to rack up points with the Amex Green cardSure, you&aposll start with a smaller welcome bonus if you choose the Amex Green card over the Sapphire Preferred.
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We spend more money than usual at this time of year on holiday-related costs like gifts, dining, electricity for outdoor decorations and so on, and some of us rack up massive debt.
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Most people prefer to ignore this reality, which is how enough people rack up significant debt that the average is $16,000, which costs $250 a month and over $3,000 a year to maintain.
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" But as women horror directors rack up glitzy magazine interviews, fawning reviews, and 90th percentile Rotten Tomatoes ratings, it's become clear that those who still believe that stereotype are, as West says, "dinosaurs.
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We refinanced three times between 2004–2007 — I think we thought, wow free money so we'd rack up our credit cards, refinance, pay them off, and start the vicious cycle all over again.
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As for international flights, Sorensen said the greater availability of seats reflects the routes' growing importance to airlines' most loyal customers, who tend to fly more often and therefore rack up more miles.
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We could rack up a crazy AC bill (and supersize our carbon footprint) by keeping our apartments climate-controlled 24/7 to preserve our beauty stash — if you even have an AC unit.
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BACK STORY President Obama says that his favorite perk of office is having his own plane, and that he plans to rack up the miles on Air Force One in his final year.
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The video, which shows him singing along to "Addicted to My Ex" by M-City J.R., has been shared widely on social media and is continuing to rack up the views and accolades.
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That move, which coincided with the Great Recession, collapsed the territory's tax base and led the Puerto Rican government to issue even more bonds and rack up massive debt to pay its bills.
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Super Mario Run may have its detractors, but it's also managed to rack up nearly 10 million downloads per day in its App Store debut, officially topping 50 million downloads as of Friday.
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The hundreds of daily videos she shot on her smartphone in selfie mode helped her rack up over 4 million views and about 50,000 followers on the social network for professionals since 2017.
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It didn't take long for some customers to adapt the Karma Go hotspot device for home usage, including for large data backups and online gaming, and subsequently rack up unexpectedly high data usage.
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That would be the right thing to do for the future but would release pent-up perils now; defaults would climb, banks would rack up losses and many shadow lenders would go bust.
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Cruise plans to rack up testing miles in San Francisco for the rest of 2019 and is now aiming for a a full-scale commercial launch sometime past the end of the year.
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The event, scheduled for Wednesday on Capitol Hill, is projected to rack up $75,2803 for Debbie Lesko's campaign, sources close to the former Arizona state senator, speaking on condition of anonymity, told CNBC.
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"Does Bernie Sanders and his campaign facilitate the growing voice of a new generation of activists who can rack up the defeat of Donald Trump as their first major achievement?" the draft asks.
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Republicans are desperate to rack up a legislative win after a series of embarrassing failures that have come despite the fact that the party controls both chambers of Congress and the White House.
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Airfare and hotel stays aren't the only expenses you'll rack up from a trip, but luckily many rewards credit cards can offset expenses like airfare, hotels, food, resort fees, and even checked bags.
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In April, the company forecast the unit would rack up as much as $29 billion in sales this year, with total revenue for the company expected to be $90.5 billion to $92.5 billion.
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As a result, Seven Dreamers managed to rack up a little over $20 million in debt owed to some 200 creditors while it struggled to perfect the robot over the past few years.
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University professor Carolyn Bourdeaux won her Democratic House runoff in Georgia on Tuesday, becoming the latest woman to rack up a primary victory, although another female candidate fell short in another Democratic race.
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The campaign, launched by "Friends of Andrew McCabe," says it hopes this money will help offset the costs he'll rack up during upcoming congressional inquiries, investigations, and any potential lawsuits he might consider.
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