But as she steadily gained delegates, she steadily gained endorsements.
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Trump's steadily negative approval ratings come alongside steadily negative favorability ratings.
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Party polarization in Congress declined steadily from 1910 to 1940, but it has risen steadily since.
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The share of national income that went to the top 1 percent declined steadily from 1925 to about 1975, but has risen steadily since.
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Federal government data from the CDC shows obesity has been going up steadily for years even though soda consumption has been going down steadily.
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That move itself marked a pivot from 2018, when the Fed was steadily raising rates to fend off higher inflation as unemployment sank steadily lower.
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It's a deceptive malaise, a sense of slow complacency that steadily subsumes every town and just as steadily erodes over the course of the narrative.
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What's next: Fox may have had its best quarter ever, but month-over-month, its traffic has been steadily declining, while MSNBC's has been steadily rising.
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In those conditions, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ran a perfect race in the Democratic primary, steadily mobilizing her base but not steadily frightening her opponents to mobilize against her.
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After inheriting his construction and property holding firm Lundbergforetagen from his father in the 1980s, Lundberg has shown steadily rising returns and steadily expanded his power in Swedish business.
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Instead, he's pursuing a policy of steadily weakening the Palestinian Authority that governs the West Bank — while steadily lifting any restraints on Israel's creeping annexation of the West Bank.
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They also reported their adult weight histories, describing themselves as maintaining stable weight, steadily gaining weight, steadily losing weight or weight cycling (if they had lost and regained 10 pounds or more).
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Xi has steadily increased power, cracked down on dissent both within and outside of government, interned more than 1 million ethnic Uighurs in "reeducation" camps, and steadily encroached on Hong Kong's autonomy.
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Ukraine's campaign for autocephaly has been building steadily for months.
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But partisan polarization has steadily made legislative compromise more difficult.
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The underwriting standards on such mortgages have been steadily tightened.
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The disparity has steadily grown in recent years (see chart).
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I still have a swollen tongue and am rehabbing steadily.
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Corporate revenue has steadily improved as the economy has strengthened.
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"I still have a swollen tongue and am rehabbing steadily."
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And we see his approval ratings sort of steadily climbing.
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The crowd outside the courthouse grew steadily throughout the night.
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Bond yields have risen steadily since bottoming in early July.
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It steadily, decade after decade, grew to be 12 percent.
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The tau has steadily fallen in the last several months.
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But since then she's steadily gained momentum in the polls.
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That number has been rising steadily for years (see chart).
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Economic growth has declined steadily over the past five years.
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And slowly and steadily, those peace talks have made progress.
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Since the late 1990s appetite for avocados has steadily increased.
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Until recently, the stock market climbed steadily while unemployment shrank.
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Its opening faces the window, outside which snow steadily falls.
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Britain's unwritten constitution runs on deference to steadily accumulated precedent.
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This is the area where Pinterest has been steadily advancing.
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But local unease over increasing mainland influence has steadily grown.
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Augur has grown steadily too, showing this methodology can work.
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Delta had been steadily expanding service to the United Kingdom.
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Women's running kit has been improving steadily since the 1980s.
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The proportion of the population attending college has risen steadily.
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And slowly but steadily, Levy lost her first 60 lbs.
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BATTERIES have steadily been getting better, but progress is slow.
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They proceed calm and steadily but cannot finish in time.
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This logging has caused the owl's numbers to decline steadily.
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But Gonzaga has been acting steadily since long before that.
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Cutting Trump loose Republicans steadily began cutting Trump loose Saturday.
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Revenues from Alphabet's biggest business, Google, continued to steadily climb.
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Employers have been hiring steadily, month after month, since 2010.
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And killings by police in Rio's favelas have steadily increased.
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But back in Winnemucca, the launched balloon is climbing steadily.
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But over the next several decades, the wait steadily grew.
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Fuel prices have increased steadily over the past three years.
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Jeb Bush have also been steadily gaining in New Hampshire.
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Their relationship gets steadily more affectionate as their trip progresses.
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Since 2013, Google searches for "halal makeup" have steadily increased.
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Japan is slowly but steadily regaining momentum at this time.
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Shares plunged 40 percent and have steadily been recovering since.
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Since then, however, cable subscriptions have steadily declined each year.
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That's mainly because of how they've steadily unfolded the mystery.
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AND ITS STEADILY INCREASING COSTS, AND WARREN IS ABSOLUTELY RIGHT.
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It has weakened steadily since the middle of last month.
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Location sharing has steadily wormed its way into our lives.
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By contrast, Chinese economic growth has slowed steadily since 2010.
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Trump's orders won't reverse these forces steadily eroding coal employment.
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Happiness was then steadily lower with more hours of use.
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But the chance of a third election is rising steadily.
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NASA has been steadily releasing images of Pluto ever since.
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He has been holding steadily at third in national polls.
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"Crime doesn't just steadily decrease year by year," Chettiar explained.
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And he's widened that opening steadily since launching his campaign.
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U.S. manufacturing has grown steadily for the past several decades.
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Brazilian democracy has steadily matured during the last three decades.
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Buzz on the film has built steadily since Warner Bros.
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China will also steadily push forward yuan internationalization, Xinhua said.
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China will also steadily push forward yuan internationalisation, Xinhua said.
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Its suburbs, once reliable red turf, are steadily turning blue.
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Kaepernick's numbers fell steadily, year after year, in that time.
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And the unemployment rate has steadily fallen, to 5 percent.
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Italian banks have been steadily restructuring and shedding bad loans.
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But over time, Trump's leadership will steadily erode U.S. credibility.
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It's a trend that has been rising steadily for decades.
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But the difficulties steadily sapped the authority of Mr. Essid.
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China has been steadily gaining in the global economic system.
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But since then, visitor numbers have still been steadily increasing.
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Trump's tone toward Cohen has steadily shifted in recent months.
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Net shorts have steadily increased since April, the index shows.
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Amazon Air has quietly but steadily grown over the years.
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The US scene steadily continues to grow and impress me.
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The popularity of Python has grown steadily in recent years.
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In the months following my assault, my grades steadily dropped.
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But with Lapke's help, they kept the record steadily uncomfortable.
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Inflation expectations have emerged from weaknesses and seen heightening steadily.
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The pair have slowly and steadily expanded their musical scope.
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Chinese manufacturing, meanwhile, has grown steadily so far this year.
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As months and years passed, the war had steadily receded.
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The program, which started with 200 Marines, has steadily grown.
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Conditions for Palestinians living in the territory have steadily worsened.
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Bitcoin has been steadily going down for the past month.
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This dynamic steadily widened the gap between the two leaders.
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The Islamic State has been steadily losing territory since 2015.
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For now, the data show wages have been growing steadily.
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"Coronavirus Remix" has been steadily rising on download charts worldwide.
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But the case for steadily higher rates may be weakening.
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Deductibles and copays have steadily grown over the past decade.
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The velocity is steadily increasing, but it remains a challenge.
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Over time, that number has dropped steadily by almost half.
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For Mr. Cruz, the pressure has been steadily ratcheting up.
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Another category that has been steadily growing is tech toys.
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Three weeks later, we were seeing each other pretty steadily.
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Sanders's support was found to steadily shrink among older voters.
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Instagram has steadily been introducing features to compete with Snap.
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The line steadily falls over time, across every economic class.
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It might begin at $40 per ton and increase steadily.
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The stock and that measure have been steadily rising together.
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By 1965 it was clear that it was steadily rising.
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The latest tally, which has steadily grown since the Jan.
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So, the future is steadily more people and less water.
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And this candidate is now rising steadily in the polls.
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Tickborne diseases are rising steadily in California and the Northeast.
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When they die, the radiocarbon in their remains steadily decays.
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Green's comments come as Warren steadily rises in the polls.
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Populism, research suggests, has been steadily growing since the 213s.
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Growth in pay has also slowed steadily in recent months.
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I'm steadily working up to 200, double my body weight.
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Seats filled steadily on the floor and in the galleries.
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Experts say Iran has steadily improved its capabilities in cyberspace.
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NICE, France — The lights dimmed and the music steadily built.
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But it has steadily raised its response to their demands.
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The tally of those affected has steadily risen since Aug.
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In any case, Oracle has been steadily refreshing its board.
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In "The Night Manager," Roper steadily delivers monologues about evil.
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The labor market has also steadily improved over the decade.
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It's not just streaming TV services chasing steadily paying customers.
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"Automation has steadily improved agricultural productivity for centuries," he says.
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The number of overnight stops at Prestwick has steadily increased.
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GE's stock has fallen steadily this year, down 20173 percent.
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Digital politics consumes a steadily increasing share of campaign spending.
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Dark web activity has steadily grown over the past decade.
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Nevertheless, the business grew steadily and profitably to 150 employees.
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America was steadily becoming more diverse, and more highly educated.
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In the United States, it has risen steadily since 2000.
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But the Republican position has steadily deteriorated throughout the year.
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Warren has steadily risen in the polls to second place.
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Those done online have steadily increased from 15% in 2012.
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Internet freedom in Russia has steadily deteriorated in recent years.
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Each day the child became steadily more angelic, and steadily more abstract, less real, less the ordinary girl that she was, as if extolling her virtue might somehow reduce the power of the crime.
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Net margins have been steadily falling since the end of 2016 as the Fed has steadily raised rates, but the so-called longer end of the yield curve has been skeptical of future growth.
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"The last years have seen primary market auction operators steadily increase fees while, conversely, intraday trading fees have steadily dropped," Bryan Harkins, the head of US equities and global foreign exchange at Bats, said.
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That might explain the sheer breadth of Manhattan's largest and most forward-looking jazz festival, the Winter Jazzfest, which has steadily expanded steadily its founding as a one-day, one-location concert in 2005.
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But other technological advances are making cloning humans steadily more feasible.
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This has fallen steadily, from 87% in 1948 to 69% today.
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Enforcement of the rule is steadily rolling out across the country.
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Steadily increasing wages offer hope that inflation could soon trend higher.
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Slowly but steadily you'll be able to reach previously inaccessible spaces.
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It rose steadily this year until August, but has faltered since.
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The concept of psychedelic-assisted therapy is now steadily gaining traction.
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According to the group's estimates, internet adoption has steadily increased globally.
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"CO2 is just steadily growing and growing and growing," Pluck said.
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The number of arrests and raids has steadily grown since then.
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Ecommerce sites are steadily becoming a major platform for smartphone sales.
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Instead, states have been steadily slashing mental health budgets for years.
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But each episode built steadily to the performance in episode five.
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Retail gas prices have been falling steadily for several weeks now.
|
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Apple's share has been dropping steadily in the last few years.
|
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But volumes have steadily declined, dipping to just 53,470 in 2017.
|
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Obama's overall approval rating has steadily risen over the last year.
|
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The area controlled by Baghdadi's so-called caliphate is steadily shrinking.
|
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The stock has declined fairly steadily as investors question its future.
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That kind of hand wringing would creep steadily further into games.
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They multiplied again in the 1960s and have grown steadily since.
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Clearly Dyson's engineers are also steadily improving their muffling technology, too.
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Meanwhile, the cost of getting a college degree is steadily increasing.
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Le Wagon has been steadily growing for the past few years.
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Turnout has been steadily falling across the developed world since 1970.
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Saudi popularity has been steadily declining, according to independent polling data.
|
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Additionally, the stigma around online dating seems to be steadily decreasing.
|
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"Are social norms steadily unraveling?" wondered USA Today the same year.
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Hostility between Democrats and Republicans has built steadily since about 28500.
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Plus, Walker has steadily hit near his career line, .273/.20153/.
|
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As demand increases, prices for these private companies are steadily rising.
|
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Germany's structural unemployment rate had risen steadily from the early 1970s.
|
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A second single, "Day Drunk," is now steadily gaining radio adds.
|
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In recent years cronyism, always a problem, has become steadily worse.
|
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But he's steadily grown into a member of the main cast.
|
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But at least for the summer, LaCroix is steadily fizzing on.
|
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They pull the cart forward steadily forever and ever and ever.
|
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But Cox steadily ate into his margins as votes were counted.
|
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Fuel prices have been steadily rising in Mexico since last year.
|
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For the first year of the Trump presidency, valuations rose steadily.
|
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School attendance has risen steadily; numbers suspended from classes have dropped.
|
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Crime has been dropping steadily, so reducing officer numbers is reasonable.
|
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Consumer spending is expected to regain momentum as wages steadily increase.
|
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Elizabeth Warren steadily gains ground on former Vice President Joe Biden.
|
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The number of senators joining Van Hollen is growing steadily. Sen.
|
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The use of the cards has grown steadily in recent years.
|
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But local unease over increasing mainland influence has steadily grown since.
|
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Before the uptick, the peso had been steadily declining since Sept.
|
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After rising steadily for six months, oil prices have fallen back.
|
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The number of schools run by minority religions is rising steadily.
|
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But businesses are hiring steadily and holding tightly to their staffs.
|
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They remain "emerging" because they have not managed to grow steadily.
|
|
It started picking up in 2012 and has been steadily climbing.
|
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Despite the absence of Guzman, murders across Mexico have climbed steadily.
|
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Flat glass prices have been steadily rising since September, it added.
|
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In a recent update, Gretchen wrote that Opal is steadily improving.
|
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Economies in the Middle East and north Africa were growing steadily.
|
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"Those numbers have steadily shifted, where today it's flipped," he said.
|
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He called for "steadily improving technical specifications" to improve "international competitiveness."
|
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Just turn off the engines and you would move along steadily.
|
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Sadly, diversity numbers haven't just plateaued in places; they've dropped, steadily.
|
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Bond yields have fallen steadily and so liabilities have risen significantly.
|
|
As a result, the stock has been roaring steadily for years.
|
|
Priceline has steadily invested in the vacation rental space for years.
|
|
On the mainland U.S., swaths of forests are steadily disappearing, too.
|
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Instead, I grew steadily and overwhelmingly terrified of everyone around me.
|
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Microsoft has been steadily improving its Band software in recent weeks.
|
|
The stock has steadily declined since resuming trading on Thursday afternoon.
|
|
China's once-startlingly fast economic growth has slowed steadily since 2010.
|
|
Euler also started suffering from headaches, and his eyesight deteriorated steadily.
|
|
These were "usual pressures," but they steadily built to something unbearable.
|
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Car dealers and auto parts stores also have been steadily hiring.
|
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Government statistics also show visitor arrivals have grown steadily since 2010.
|
|
This threat has been steadily increasing over the past 20 years.
|
|
But the cheap money has also steadily eroded Turkey's savings rate.
|
|
Its operating revenue has been growing steadily with satisfactory operating margin.
|
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Without new wells, the company's reserve assets have been steadily shrinking.
|
|
With each generation, the world's integration is becoming steadily less controversial.
|
|
Appalachia has steadily drifted from the Democrats since the Vietnam War.
|
|
Bamford has steadily honed her craft in the decade-plus since.
|
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Since 2010, average selling prices for Android smartphones have steadily declined.
|
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The death toll from the attack rose steadily through the day.
|
|
Many countries around the world are steadily shifting away from cash.
|
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College costs have been steadily rising, as have student loans balances.
|
|
Trump is steadily distancing himself from those countries and those ideals.
|
|
Corker's personal relationship with Trump went pretty steadily downhill from there.
|
|
My restaurant, bar, and coffee shop spending has steadily creeped down.
|
|
Retail continued to perform steadily, with earnings supported by organic growth.
|
|
The field of prospective candidates has steadily grown in recent weeks.
|
|
Border apprehensions bottomed in April and have been climbing steadily since.
|
|
The stock market had risen steadily after Trump's election through 2017.
|
|
For decades, taxpayer spending on K-2628 education has steadily climbed.
|
|
Remodeling activity has been rising steadily and more dramatically this year.
|
|
Class mobility has been steadily declining in America since the 1940s.
|
|
As the economy grows steadily, banks and companies start to overreach.
|
|
But she steadily built her miles and has completed six triathlons.
|
|
Yet Mr. Trump has been steadily underestimated during the presidential campaign.
|
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It would steadily take in more than 19753,000 reports a year.
|
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The price of college has steadily been rising in recent years.
|
|
Over the following years, it grew steadily until its 2016 peak.
|
|
The temperature didn't steadily rise every year from 2011 to 2018.
|
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However, SMU steadily came back behind Emelogu's 14 first-half points.
|
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Traffic deaths have been steadily declining over the last four decades.
|
|
Amgen shares had been steadily rising in anticipation of this data.
|
|
Then, retail closures steadily returned to the status quo in 2010.
|
|
All the while, she had been steadily working on the novel.
|
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Facebook has been steadily increasing its control over WhatsApp and Instagram.
|
|
Even outside of London, house prices are rising steadily on average.
|
|
With consumer spending firming, inflation continued to gain steadily last month.
|
|
But JPMorgan sees prices rising slowly but steadily quarter after quarter.
|
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But JPMorgan sees prices rising slowly but steadily quarter after quarter.
|
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"The pound is rising steadily, and might gain further," he added.
|
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Two-way trade has been growing steadily in the last decade.
|
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Or, at least I hope, a steadily four-digit bank account.
|
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The "business has been steadily marching toward profitability," Chandra tells TechCrunch.
|
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Slowly, steadily, I divulged how sometimes, my brain works against me.
|
|
These reactions got steadily more intense over a 20-year period.
|
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That number is climbing steadily and has about doubled since 236.
|
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But the Trump administration is steadily chipping away at that protection.
|
|
Comcast has steadily boosted its ownership of content over the years.
|
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Drug-related violence has risen steadily in Mexico in recent years.
|
|
Nonetheless, Murphy has moved steadily from the margins to television's center.
|
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Tensions between Beijing and Taipei have been steadily increasing since 2016.
|
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Since the festival started in 1991, the crowds have steadily increased.
|
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May's Chequers plan is now steadily being attacked from different sides.
|
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It has dropped steadily since and is about 4.6 percent today.
|
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And there are others, like cocaine, where use is steadily declining.
|
|
As a consequence, the risk to Borges has been steadily rising.
|
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After all, stocks are up and the economy is steadily growing.
|
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Since December, the indicators of eurozone growth have steadily gotten stronger.
|
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Limited improvement Over the past decade, track forecasts have steadily improved.
|
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Tensions have risen steadily since the beginning of the Trump administration.
|
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By several measures, the earth is cooking and getting steadily hotter.
|
|
Over the course of Biden's career, partisan polarization has grown steadily.
|
|
Moreover, congressional staff capacity has been steadily declining since the 1980s.
|
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China continues to grow steadily, even if its imbalances remain unaddressed.
|
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Opioid painkiller overdoses steadily increased, reaching epidemic levels by the 2010s.
|
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Unemployment was kept low, and wages steadily rose as a result.
|
|
But they still sell steadily today, having become ever more sophisticated.
|
|
Her patience was rewarded: Unemployment steadily declined while inflation remained low.
|
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Strains between Mr. Kurz and the Freedom Party have steadily grown.
|
|
Still, support for Republicans has been steadily eroding in Orange County.
|
|
Meanwhile, the main opposition has been steadily moving to the right.
|
|
That different voice has been steadily dwindling on the city level.
|
|
That trend has increased steadily for years and has recently spiked.
|
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The death toll has risen steadily over the past two decades.
|
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Tools for communicating at a distance have steadily improved over time.
|
|
Non-oil exports fell steadily as the productive economy hollowed out.
|
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It was originally listed at $13,000, with the price steadily dropping.
|
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Homeownership rates, which had been steadily falling, have stabilised since 235.
|
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Solar and wind are getting cheaper, and they are steadily growing.
|
|
The number has been steadily climbing the last couple of years.
|
|
Those fees have been steadily rising, indicating increased demand to short.
|
|
Others, particularly the Chinese, have steadily been investing in local businesses.
|
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The stock slid steadily during Tenet's earnings conference call with shareholders.
|
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The party has steadily increased its mainstream appeal in recent years.
|
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This steadily criminalized Afghan governance, resulting in today's mafia-style politics.
|
|
But GoPro's stock has steadily declined since the middle of 2015.
|
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The number of troops injured has steadily increased since the Jan.
|
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Mr. Bloomberg, left unscathed, might just steadily advance in the background.
|
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The price of a meal at the restaurant has steadily risen.
|
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But the concern is growing steadily as more evidence piles up.
|
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Birth rates for teenagers and women in their 20s steadily declined.
|
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Since 2002, Ellison has steadily been buying up properties in Malibu.
|
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It now has about 20 and is steadily churning out more.
|
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There, though they were steadily persecuted, their movement managed to survive.
|
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He saw Putin steadily remove non-intelligence personnel from his orbit.
|
|
But under the daughter, the National Front's appeal has grown steadily.
|
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All you had to do was watch, very precisely and steadily.
|
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That way the problem of space junk would steadily be addressed.
|
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The company has been steadily expanding features over the last year.
|
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The company was founded in 2012 and has been growing steadily.
|
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Mr. Kroc drank the cheap Early Times whiskey, regularly and steadily.
|
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Steadily sliding game-day TV ratings appear to bear that out.
|
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As winter progressed the street steadily accumulated vacant and deteriorated houses.
|
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Fatal incidents involving passenger jets have been falling steadily for decades.
|
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It had climbed steadily to as high as $11.210 in September.
|
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Use of alternative energy has been steadily increasing in the region.
|
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The development programs for both companies' capsules have been steadily delayed.
|
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For the next seven minutes, customers steadily streamed into the store.
|
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"Land prices are recovering steadily and gradually," a ministry official said.
|
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Sam's mom, Phyllis (Celia Imrie), ignores her steadily declining mental health.
|
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But almost all of this success steadily dissolves throughout the season.
|
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Shares opened below the IPO price, and they have fallen steadily.
|
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Tensions between Pyongyang and Washington have been steadily escalating ever since.
|
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In the past few months, approval ratings have steadily ticked upward.
|
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As global trade volumes have grown steadily, the effect of food aid cargo preference on the maritime industry has been shrinking because the total volume of shipped U.S. food aid has been declining steadily for decades.
|
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I presume the printed matter on offer will steadily grow and expand.
|
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Gun-related background checks have steadily risen for the past 22014 years.
|
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Since her death, theaters have slowly but steadily kept her work alive.
|
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Russian stock indexes were down after steadily climbing higher since mid-August.
|
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Rig counts have grown steadily in recent months in the United States.
|
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Similarly, over the past five years, Australia's unemployment rate has fallen steadily.
|
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Classically, the total mass of people in the room would steadily decrease.
|
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However, the official cautioned that orders may not continue to rise steadily.
|
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Spieth, meanwhile, moved steadily up the leaderboard to a share of fifth.
|
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Housing prices in the neighborhood have risen steadily for the past decade.
|
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So look, illegal immigration numbers have been steadily declining for a decade.
|
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Nunes has steadily refused to detail the information or identify his source.
|
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Facebook has steadily expanded its use of facial recognition over the years.
|
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Task completion seems to steadily decline by the end of the week.
|
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What does that mean for the small but steadily growing EV industry?
|
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Disney's franchise films have steadily dominated the box offices in recent years.
|
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They believe the Trump administration has been steadily infringing on tribal sovereignty.
|
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Violence in the state of Puebla has steadily risen in recent years.
|
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Lang highlighted that Snap has rallied on steadily increasing volume, Cramer explained.
|
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One consists of a screen with strips of numbers steadily counting down.
|
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Although he ran as a Democrat, he moved steadily to the right.
|
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In fact, Americans' perception of tech companies has steadily dropped since 2015.
|
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The amount of venture money available in Europe has also risen steadily.
|
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It should then continue steadily until between about 1 and 3 a.m.
|
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Though still fairly new, Plex's live TV service has been steadily growing.
|
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The forecast has eroded steadily from nearly 3 percent two months earlier.
|
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Shares of Tesla are down more than 43% this year, steadily dropping.
|
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Leading by 15 at the half, the Orange steadily increased their advantage.
|
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Cases of the illness have steadily increased over the last 25 years.
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Prices for microSD cards have been falling steadily in the past year.
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Mac market share has been slowly but steadily rising in recent years.
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Meanwhile, Congress has steadily reduced the corporate tax rate, now 35 percent.
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He worked steadily, but still managed to fly under the mainstream radar.
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Australia and Uruguay, and more recently Argentina, have steadily increased their shares.
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The benchmark yield has been rising steadily over the past three months.
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The ambitions and budgets in the Chinese film industry are steadily growing.
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During that time, companies taking a gradualist approach could steadily gain ground.
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Unless geneticists can develop heat-resistant strains, planting will march steadily northwards.
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Since 1980, however, mark-ups have risen steadily, to 67% on average.
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Amazon has steadily evolved its retail services over the past 22015 years.
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His wife, Kitty, looked at steadily growing crowds and sensed an upset.
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The number of accidents per year has been steadily declining since 1997.
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Silver production rose gradually but steadily through the prosperous medieval warm period.
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The business continued to perform steadily, with earnings supported by organic growth.
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So instead, it steadily set court precedents that did the same thing.
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Siri has steadily improved over the almost six years of its existence.
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However, in the past five weeks they have bought Costco steadily again.
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Visitor numbers have steadily grown, to more than 8.5m people last year.
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The benefits of traditional employment have been steadily eroding since the 1980s.
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Drone company Verity Studios has been steadily building its live performance profile.
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Texas Hill Country has grown steadily since it was founded in 2009.
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Another hurdle is that the cost of applying has been steadily increasing.
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It's a steadily growing business, and an effective promotional gimmick for businesses.
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Unemployment is down and the economy is growing steadily, at around 4%.
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Spotify's collection of originals has been steadily growing over the past year.
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It showed that European shares are expected to rise steadily in 2017.
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Clinton's support has dropped steadily in the weekly tracking poll since Aug.
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On the other hand, Brazil has steadily become a fake news heaven.
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The job market is firm and getting steadily better, in other words.
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Amazon has been steadily expanding into real-world venues in recent years.
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Roku — Roku shares opened little changed this morning and steadily climbed higher.
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And buy those shares steadily over time, no matter the macroeconomic environment.
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That's seen Go-Jek and Grab steadily add new features and services.
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That's doubly true because the American workforce is getting steadily less white.
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That leads to steadily growing coverage losses over the ten-year window.
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As the storm moved up the coast, Duke Energy's outages steadily climbed.
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For economists and investors, it has prices that increase steadily and predictably.
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Economic growth of 7.5 percent in 2010 steadily ground to a halt.
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Registered stocks are steadily dwindling as metal moves to off-market storage.
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The British people would still continue to become steadily and substantially richer.
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Still, Halvorson is confident that momentum is steadily building in his favor.
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Big Blue's top line has been shrinking steadily for nearly four years.
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Drones and sensors are steadily getting better, smaller, cheaper and more numerous.
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As Panera's fast casual business has grown steadily, its stock has risen.
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The demonstrations have also steadily escalated in terms of violence and rhetoric.
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The dollar has fallen steadily since the Fed raised rates in December.
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That number has steadily declined over Trump's first 7 months in office.
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U.S. output has steadily grown to around 9.35 million barrels per day.
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The US economy has been steadily adding jobs since the Great Recession.
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The industry has grown steadily — by about 13% a year since 29.
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Unfortunately, from there, the football at Craven Cottage would go steadily downhill.
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The idea is to keep the work flowing as steadily as possible.
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SocialBlade analytics also show Trump's follower account steadily increased since Oct. 13.
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Demand has been growing steadily — 21625 percent over the last five years.
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Its shareholder equity to assets ratio, at 48 percent, has grown steadily.
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Nonetheless, Apple has steadily increased its dividends since its 2014 stock split.
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The Sino-North Korea relationship has steadily deteriorated for the past decade.
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Those programs have been growing steadily, the company also said in October.
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"Demand will grow as it has been growing quite steadily," Pesonen said.
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That has pushed the unemployment rate steadily downward, to about 62.63 percent.
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In areas that are appreciating steadily, it may be advisable to buy.
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Federal Advocates has steadily seen its revenue rise during the Trump administration.
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Until 2014 passenger numbers had been growing steadily for about a decade.
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But she steadily lost that advantage over the course of the campaign.
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Ferries, cruise ships, and lobster boats all cross steadily throughout the day.
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Rates are expected to move steadily higher this year, despite temporary fluctuations.
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There are also other neighborhoods steadily creeping towards that million-dollar mark.
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This risk index declined steadily at an annual rate of 5.6 percent.
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The United States' wealth gap is steadily widening, especially along racial lines.
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Weng's case could rapidly escalate a broader fight that's been steadily building.
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And in the next year, I was steadily getting more freelance work.
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Left unchecked, the North Korean program could steadily become a greater challenge.
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You have probably heard, for instance, that the universe is steadily expanding.
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Amazon's gross profit margin has grown steadily over the past few years.
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The administration has steadily reimposed sanctions on Iran in the time since.
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"The overall prevalence of obesity has increased steadily since 2014," it said.
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Participation in vocational education has steadily declined over the past several decades.
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Many American schools have adjusted, with cursive lessons steadily declining for decades.
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Trump has been in Quebec and then Singapore steadily since last Friday.
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Instead of expanding wildlife habitat, the ethanol mandate is steadily reducing it.
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We've seen steadily improving economic conditions ever since the great financial crisis.
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That number has been steadily growing, recorded at 2.29 percent in 2013.
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But steadily, Quonset has become a new little city of varied companies.
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Certain types of serious crime have been steadily decreasing in recent years.
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Slowly, steadily marching around the bend and into the jaws of hell.
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Facebook is also growing steadily despite a pretty massive existing user base.
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Since then, the military's political visibility and economic power has grown steadily.
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Since then, the market for so-called modest fashion has grown steadily.
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Searches on "unemployment benefits" were rising steadily before searches on "recession" spiked.
|
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Since August, WeWork's original plan to go public has steadily spiraled downhill.
|
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Those costs have risen steadily over the last four quarters, GTM said.
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For months, the complaints about his leadership slowly but steadily piled up.
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There&aposs also the fact that housing prices have been climbing steadily.
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Everyone knows awards show ratings have been tilting steadily downward for years.
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Through a representative, Mr. Weinstein has steadily denied allegations of nonconsensual sex.
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Drug spending in the United States has climbed steadily in recent years.
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This pattern of diversion has steadily increased since Mr. Trump took office.
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At the same time, revenue from compact disc sales has steadily declined.
|
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With economic growth in recent years, most states' budgets have steadily grown.
|
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It has steadily decelerated from the 3.0% peak of 2019 in February.
|
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But online fundraising has gotten steadily more important for insurgent presidential candidates.
|
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Kansas farmers have seen their returns steadily diminish, with some incurring losses.
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She toured steadily, largely in the Southeast, with occasional trips to Europe.
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Until recent years, the quality of life for seniors had steadily improved.
|
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But by adopting intermittent fasting, that cognitive load number was steadily dropping.
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She said yes and they began dating steadily a few months later.
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During their deployment, they moved steadily outward from a slowly spinning core.
|
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And polarization was climbing steadily long before the rise of social media.
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Jewish outrage has been steadily growing since Trump took office in 2017.
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The American health care consumer is steadily declining vaccinations, but demanding antibiotics.
|
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Over the past month, the number of people infected has steadily declined.
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Whenever possible, I steadily invest more and more money into the market.
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Both Texas and Georgia are steadily moving in that direction, albeit slowly.
|
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Jimenez began working steadily, but struggled to find well-written Latina characters.
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But he has been steadily selling shares since he left the company.
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They started in January 2016, and demand has grown steadily since then.
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The proportion of challenges to restrictions on conservative speech has steadily increased.
|
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The priority of this issue has been steadily increasing for the Chamber.
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Amazon's subscription services revenues have climbed steadily over the past several quarters.
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Thanks to our support, they have steadily grown stronger and more professional.
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He steadily rose through the ranks to become the chief of security.
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The price declined steadily, to $2202 by November and $2628 by December.
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Exercise habits tend to steadily decline during teen years, particularly in girls.
|
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The economy, now growing steadily, appears to be giving policy makers time.
|
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Both companies have been steadily losing subscribers to Reliance Industries-owned Jio.
|
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TV ratings have steadily increased since the first season aired in 2015.
|
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Standardized test scores have steadily improved; and student safety has been transformed.
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SpaceX has steadily raised private funding "as we need it," Shotwell said.
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Ms. Choucair worked steadily through Lebanon's civil war, which began in 1975.
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LeMahieu, now 28, has rewarded their hunch, growing steadily into a star.
|
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This week's accelerated "arrivals" break a pattern of steadily declining LME inventory.
|
|
Biden has consistently dominated in South Carolina and steadily leads in Nevada.
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In one corner of the screen, O'Malley's Hello Points meter steadily rises.
|
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With oil production falling steadily, it does not have time to waste. ■
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Her crowds are steadily growing and her campaign is scrambling to expand.
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Ratings for most awards shows have steadily declined over the last decade.
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"Renewables, which had been plodding along steadily, are taking a huge upturn."
|
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The failure to fulfill repeated promises of change steadily deepened public despair.
|
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"The 400 have trended steadily to the left," conclude Bonica and Rosenthal.
|
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Men's wages rose steadily through the 225s and '753s, while women's stagnated.
|
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Warren, of Massachusetts, has steadily gained traction in her party's primary contest.
|
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The show is slowly, but steadily, starting to take robotics more seriously.
|
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Services like apps, online data storage, payments and music are steadily growing.
|
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GDP growth initially improved, but then steadily declined during Bush's second term.
|
|
This has steadily risen from a low of 67 percent in March.
|
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Polls now show that approval for the measure has been steadily rising.
|
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The European Union was formally established, and membership was steadily extended eastward.
|
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Unilever shares have risen steadily during the day despite posting disappointing results.
|
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Airline seats have steadily decreased in size over the last several decades.
|
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Historical data shows the stock climbed steadily between late 5003 and 2007.
|
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A strong balance sheet and a steadily growing dividend don't hurt either.
|
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Renewables, which had been plodding along steadily, are taking a huge upturn.
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The staff steadily began withdrawing from the population, officers and inmates said.
|
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Chief Moses of Endu said his community is steadily recovering from Pam.
|
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But since then, things have gone steadily downhill for Juwan Howard's squad.
|
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Instead, the stock market rose steadily from that point until late 2007.
|
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Over the past few decades, the prevalence of autism has steadily increased.
|
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His approval has steadily decreased, in some instances hitting truly dismal numbers.
|
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A murky bank of clouds crept slowly but steadily across the sky.
|
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U.S. output has steadily grown to around 2798.50 million barrels per day.
|
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Since then, his influence has steadily increased, along with his national profile.
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Since then, trust levels have slid steadily, by a remarkable 40 points.
|
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The parents must steadily step up milk production to meet ballooning demand.
|
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Subaru has been steadily perfecting its mighty wagon since the mid-1990s.
|
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The shop has been steadily increasing the price the past few weeks.
|
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So opioid painkiller overdoses steadily increased, reaching epidemic levels by the 2010s.
|
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Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin has been steadily testing its New Shepard rocket.
|
|
Arizona never trailed and steadily built the lead throughout the first half.
|
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As a result, the energy density of batteries has been improving steadily.
|
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Around the world the number of new HIV cases is steadily dropping.
|
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Regardless, the doctor's project has steadily grown over the past 15 years.
|
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S. ties will continue to grow steadily and in a positive direction.
|
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That much became evident over the steadily building mayhem of New Year's Eve.
|
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The Irish-born actor had been working steadily in Hollywood since the '90s.
|
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And according to Google Trends, Pokémon Go popularity has steadily decreased since then.
|
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The share of domestic value-added in its exports has been rising steadily.
|
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WeWork has been expanding steadily since launching in 2010 in New York City.
|
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The lowest unemployment rate in nearly 50 years is steadily pushing up wages.
|
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EBIT margin has improved steadily to 21000% in 212000 versus 4807123% in 212001.
|
|
Stronger canola meal demand from China comes as Canadian crushers steadily expand capacity.
|
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Stimulus is being steadily dialed up, at the cost of more debt risk.
|
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And the number of black Muslims living in the states is steadily growing.
|
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Since then it has dropped steadily, and is down to about 33 percent.
|
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He just steadily gets a little bit better and a little bit better.
|
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Apple Music launched 18 months ago and since then has been growing steadily.
|
|
But he said that allocation should steadily move higher as you approach retirement.
|
|
For a few quarters, this number grew steadily, but now it is slowing.
|
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Prices fall steadily as the number of producers rises, according to the FDA.
|
|
The numbers of Indians crossing US borders has steadily risen in recent years.
|
|
As a result, the number of shelved cases rose steadily for several years.
|
|
The number of Black women graduates has been steadily increasing over the years.
|
|
California is steadily raising its floor, looking higher, moving in a consistent direction.
|
|
Buyer demand has been increasing steadily, as the traditionally busy spring market approaches.
|
|
"They've steadily been adding users every single quarter, every single year," said Kessler.
|
|
Both measures had risen steadily this year until August and have faltered since.
|
|
Trump is a mess of a president, with his approval numbers steadily falling.
|
|
Charles H. has garnered international attention and has been steadily racking up awards.
|
|
The state's system relies heavily on winter snowpack, which has been steadily shrinking.
|
|
Since Sesame Street launched in 1969, it's been steadily expanding its educational agenda.
|
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Like most showrunners, Madden had worked steadily in television before running a show.
|
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Each moment steadily added to the ever-growing — and increasingly convoluted — Fortnite lore.
|
|
Broadcast and cable ratings have been steadily declining, undercut by waves of competition.
|
|
Meanwhile, insurance premiums are steadily rising, which is a worrying sign for Republicans.
|
|
Steadily declining for quite some time despite the introduction of more powerful iterations.
|
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Income growth is slowing as the economy matures, making homes steadily less affordable.
|
|
The pledge was first published on Tuesday and has been steadily gaining steam.
|
|
Partly as a result of that, winners' ages have been inching steadily upwards.
|
|
Ransomware has steadily become one of the most pervasive cyberattacks in the world.
|
|
But during her 12 years in the Senate, Missouri grew steadily more Republican.
|
|
Recognition of their work may be belated, but it has been steadily growing.
|
|
Consider Ashesi, which has grown steadily since its founding in 2002 in Accra.
|
|
They stand among a steadily growing list of mismanagement woes at the airline.
|
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The unspoken social contract in China is built on steadily rising living standards.
|
|
Meanwhile Mr Sandor has developed his own benchmark, which is steadily attracting customers.
|
|
Firms then find themselves retraining and retraining staff while steadily losing institutional memory.
|
|
Beyond that, premiums are expected to continue to rise steadily year over year.
|
|
By midday Tuesday, 40 more donors had been registered with others steadily arriving.
|
|
Consultations on the South China Sea Code of Conduct are also progressing steadily.
|
|
Competitive card games are steadily becoming a much bigger part of competitive gaming.
|
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Bing, and Microsoft's search efforts, is also contributing steadily to Microsoft's overall revenue.
|
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Other countries would have their willpower fortified and steadily ratchet up their commitments.
|
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Bands have of course been steadily releasing records year after year after year.
|
|
As the economy ticked along steadily, drivers went for sensible greys and silvers.
|
|
Big game publishers have been steadily moving announcements ahead of E26 for years.
|
|
The app just keeps steadily adding 200 million users a year, it seems.
|
|
The sides opened negotiations in late July and have steadily made progress since.
|
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They have fallen steadily since the 1980s and remain close to historic lows.
|
|
Over 16 months, Muhammad steadily lost weight, dropping a total of 55 lbs.
|
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During the 20th century the output per hour of British workers steadily increased.
|
|
The dollar has been rising steadily since Americans elected Donald Trump as president.
|
|
Why has this prevalence of emotional hooks in games seemed to steadily increase?
|
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Snapchat continued to shrink in Q3 2018 but its business is steadily improving.
|
|
Home construction has grown steadily since the housing crash hit bottom in 2012.
|
|
Because India's population is steadily migrating to cities, this gap is depressing participation.
|
|
Mr. Trump's support steadily increases among people as their anxiety about immigrants increases.
|
|
Of particular concern is job creation, said the document, as unemployment steadily rises.
|
|
Of course, the price of the home is steadily increasing the whole time.
|
|
The overall approach appears to be working as revenue continues to grow steadily.
|
|
Given our steadily growing population, it's not enough to merely keep up, though.
|
|
From small beginnings in the 1970s, trackers have been steadily gaining market share.
|
|
Uber has also been steadily increasing its investment in UberEATS for food delivery.
|
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Since 43, per capita consumption of chicken in the United States increased steadily.
|
|
Cancer mortality rates have declined steadily over the last decade in both sexes.
|
|
"We are very much a product of Toronto," says Spearin, graciously and steadily.
|
|
Under President Tayyip Erdogan, a pious Muslim, tariffs on alcohol have increased steadily.
|
|
And the rate of guns seized per passenger screened has also risen steadily.
|
|
Once again the booze was flowing pretty steadily (posh boxers love expensive vodka)
|
|
Federated Co-op has steadily bought more from Saskatchewan farmers in recent years.
|
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Romance scamming has more than doubled in recent years and is steadily rising.
|
|
That figure has been growing steadily since 245, when it was 230 percent.
|
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Matsui urged leaders to steadily work toward achieving a world without atomic weapons.
|
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It's been evolving steadily into the creature it is today for many years.
|
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While Hip-Hop Chip Shop is growing steadily, Oswald is nervous about expanding.
|
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Paleontologists thought life emerged slowly, recuperating steadily from the end-Permian extinction event.
|
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Slowly but steadily rising U.S. interest rates should keep boosting net interest margins.
|
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Musk said tickets might cost $500,000 at first before declining steadily over time.
|
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Tensions between the United States and Iran have been steadily building for months.
|
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Pressure on Premier League ticket prices has been rising steadily in recent years.
|
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Mr Cameron helped by steadily restricting the scope of his demands (see article).
|
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Before the sanctions Russia was steadily advancing toward the club of democratic nations.
|
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The 12 years of Reagan-Bush governance later pushed the Mood steadily leftward.
|
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Since joining Weight Watchers in August 2015, Oprah has been steadily dropping pounds.
|
|
But the streaming business is steadily growing as people cut their cable off.
|
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But the share of grant applications that are approved has been falling steadily.
|
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The company's stock has steadily declined as expectations of a sale have waned.
|
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You're not alone — surveys show that consumer interest in EVs is steadily rising.
|
|
Tesla shares peaked at $389 last September and have been declining steadily since.
|
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Bonds due 2024 were trading steadily at 111/111.75 cents on the dollar.
|
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Cipriani says that the threats from Hanson steadily increased over a few years.
|
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Deaths related to embolisms and pregnancy-related hypertension disorders have also steadily declined.
|
|
For the past several decades, business start-ups have steadily declined in America.
|
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But production has declined more or less steadily from a peak in 2015.
|
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Consumer rights in Europe have grown steadily stronger, and ADR enjoys official support.
|
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The sale of physical books dropped precipitously and steadily in the intervening years.
|
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That number has steadily increased, but it still hasn't attained pre-Katrina levels.
|
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That number has been growing steadily, like most other parts of Facebook's business.
|
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One bright spot is Apple's services business, which is expected to grow steadily.
|
|
With that said, competition has been steadily increasing since Freetrade set up shop.
|
|
Dangerous tensions have been steadily rising across Congo as the presidential election approaches.
|
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China will steadily push forward yuan internationalisation, Xinhua cited the decision as saying.
|
|
But China has steadily built military infrastructure and deployed weapons to the islands.
|
|
The uninsured rate has risen steadily since President Trump took office, Gallup notes.
|
|
The volume remained in print, however, and slowly but steadily sales picked up.
|
|
Turnout for its elections has steadily decreased even as it has accrued powers.
|
|
Investors also believe the glut will dissipate as demand for oil steadily rises.
|
|
Meanwhile, Netflix has been steadily raising its prices over the last few years.
|
|
But for decades, they have steadily lost whatever bargaining power they once had.
|
|
Soon, a steadily increasing number of children began to pour into the system.
|
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A steadily growing field of Democratic challengers has taken shape in recent weeks.
|
|
New York (CNN Business)Amazon has been steadily pushing into live sports broadcasting.
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It expects growth to recover steadily as moves to boost competitiveness fuel exports.
|
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The United States has steadily broadened its use of sanctions since the Sept.
|
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None of them are must-watch television, but the medium is steadily improving.
|
|
SocialBlade analytics show that Trump's follower account has steadily increased since Oct. 13.
|
|
But Trump's attack steadily escalated, accusing the four congresswomen of hating the country.
|
|
Wall Street's interest in the public cloud has steadily increased in recent years.
|
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He had a law degree and had steadily climbed the Fire Department's ranks.
|
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He retired in 2012, and steadily developed significant depression, sleeplessness and memory loss.
|
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Prior to 2015, the race-biased crime numbers had steadily decreased since 2008.
|
|
In recent years, the number of applications for SIJS has been steadily increasing.
|
|
Amazon has steadily been building up its OTT business over the past year.
|
|
Gay rights have steadily moved up the foreign policy agenda in recent years.
|
|
The average tenure at the same job has also grown steadily as well.
|
|
Despite the hiccups, U.S. stocks have risen steadily since the start of 230.
|
|
However, the Democratic share of the vote has steadily diminished each election cycle.
|
|
Clinton's case that the economy is growing steadily and creating decent-paying jobs.
|
|
Once super secretive, Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin has been steadily emerging from stealth.
|
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Amazon is steadily building an advertising business that competes with Google and Facebook.
|
|
But the district has been steadily changing, most dramatically between 2012 and 2016.
|
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There is still no obvious end point to the steadily declining unemployment rate.
|
|
The Gallup poll showed Trump's approval rating has steadily trended up since Sept.
|
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But, it has steadily risen since hitting a 52-week low last November.
|
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Since 2013, assets in SMAs have grown steadily, reports research firm Cerulli Associates.
|
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Marima had both, leaving her steadily leaking urine and feces through her vagina.
|
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Samsung has been forced to steadily cut the average price of its phones.
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I suppose that's been steadily decreasing since the abolition of the death penalty.
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Others tranquilly pose by the pool, steadily holding the gaze of the viewer.
|
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And so pitchers have steadily thrown him less and less in the zone.
|
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Since the Switch arrived on March 3, its game library has grown steadily.
|
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Tesla's stock has been steadily gaining value since the latter weeks of 2016.
|
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It anticipated the peso would trade steadily at 19.50 as the year progresses.
|
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"I don't register that," Lucy said, her blue ring of light blinking steadily.
|
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And whites have steadily abandoned the Democratic Party over the last few decades.
|
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One outlier has been sterling, which has slipped steadily since the BoE's easing.
|
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Yes, the economy is growing steadily and creating decent-paying jobs, as Mrs.
|
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Meanwhile, total U.S. vehicle miles traveled, or VMT, has increased steadily since 2500.
|
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For more than a century, life expectancy steadily increased in the United States.
|
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Rodgers, who injured his knee in Week 1, has been steadily feeling better.
|
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But this smells to high heaven, and it fits a steadily worsening trend.
|
|
Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, delivered a steadily escalating condemnation of the Trump administration.
|
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Schools, pension payouts, a black population steadily dipping, a shrinking middle class, violence.
|
|
But steadily over time, she has found her work getting more three-dimensional.
|
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Mr. Pence steadily took on more responsibility until he became president in 1998.
|
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MacPhail and Klentak left after the 2011 season, and Arrieta's performance steadily fizzled.
|
|
Meredith Monk has spent over 50 years steadily churning out gracefully challenging works.
|
|
Although Warren is steadily rising, she still commands only a fifth of voters.
|
|
After a rough first month of this season, Happ steadily improved in May.
|
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Union membership in the United States has been declining steadily since the 1980s.
|
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Satellite data shows that deforestation has grown steadily since his victory in October.
|
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Right in front of the turnstiles, a pipe in the ceiling dripped steadily.
|
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China's economy has been growing steadily by more than 6% annually for years.
|
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You have to reinforce the institutions, steadily and legally, and work through them.
|
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Even as hospital patient numbers steadily climbed, shortages of key medical supplies abounded.
|
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Most prominently, the unemployment rate has fallen steadily over the last nine years.
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Unlike Harris' first debate bump, Warren has been steadily rising in the polls.
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He says bookings for his troupe's performances have steadily increased over the years.
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The Opioid Crisis This is a daunting epidemic that has steadily gotten worse.
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It was initially distributed every five years, but its frequency has steadily increased.
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Instead, the toll has steadily crept upward, most recently by $1 last year.
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Alternatively, it could get much better, with new cases and deaths steadily dropping.
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"And just steadily invest it and forget you're even doing it," she says.
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Price drops have slowed and the number of sales has been steadily increasing.
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What's more, the barrage of criticism suggests that Warren has steadily supplanted Sen.
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But, according to Hyundai, these are mostly good for muting steadily running engines.
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He said the economy was growing steadily and attracting foreign direct investment (FDI).
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Quietly, without fanfare, he steadily enforced the desegregation of schools in the South.
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In fact, coal use for power generation has been falling steadily in America.
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She secured majored clients like General Electric and IBM and kept growing steadily.
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His case built steadily as voters came to appreciate his full statistical portfolio.
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Among Republicans, over the course of Trump's candidacy, assessments of Putin steadily improved.
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That figure has been growing steadily since 2211, when it was 2900 percent.
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Since the nineteen-sixties, however, The Economist has steadily reinstated its foundational ideals.
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However, the spot LNG market — which has been growing steadily — will be hit.
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Production leveled off in 2009 and 20173 but has steadily risen since 2011.
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This number has been dropping steadily since 2000, when it was 73.2 percent.
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But the Alternative for Germany has steadily broadened its presence in state legislatures.
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Andrew has a glass of red wine in hand and is drinking steadily.
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Murders have declined steadily in Chicago since 2016, when 778 people were killed.
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The most interesting thing will be to watch Chalamet steadily reach the same
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Mr. Estopinan said with treatment, his son has slowly but steadily become stronger.
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Fonda&aposs protests have steadily grown since the first installment on October 11.
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This acrostic didn't build steadily for me; it solved in fits and starts.
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Richard Lewis's old flip phone rang steadily during a reporter's visit on Tuesday.
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The sides opened negotiations in late July and had steadily made progress since.
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The average age that Americans become parents has been steadily climbing for years.
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Financial dependence among 20-somethings has steadily grown in the past few decades.
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And China is steadily working towards longer-range nuclear missiles for its submarines.
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L, have risen steadily and now run at around $84 billion a day.
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The conservative assault on Bivens has marched steadily forward for nearly four decades.
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Violence on both sides has steadily ramped up over the past few months.
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The headlines have only steadily become worse for Trump over the last week.
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"TikTok has steadily built out its management in the countries where it operates."
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As 5G rolls out and spreads, weather forecasts will steadily become less reliable.
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After a few stops and starts, they began dating steadily in March 2012.
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As the televised hearings were underway, net public support for impeachment steadily grew.
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But expectations that Boeing might obtain approval this year have steadily slipped away.
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"Our overhead had been increasing steadily, while our income was decreasing," Bragin said.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had been working steadily to restart negotiations with Beijing.
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The competition is incredibly stiff and that is steadily driving home prices higher.
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The number of overnight stops at Prestwick has steadily increased in recent years.
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While the wage gap between men and women persists, it is shrinking steadily.
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But it's getting steadily less fantastic, which is why conglomerates keep selling them.
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Similarly, the administration is moving steadily to expand state control over federal lands.
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And they did: Though tobacco sales declined steadily over the years, profits climbed.
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A: Venture capital has peaked and has been going down steadily since 33.
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The DNC has steadily imposed steeper requirements to qualify for its presidential debates.
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Even in countries that have prospered, public sentiment is steadily shifting against Brussels.
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OPEC has been cutting its output almost steadily since the end of 2016.
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OPEC has been cutting its output almost steadily since the end of 2016.
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The percentage of coverage climbed steadily to more than 90 percent in 2003.
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Despite a nationwide lockdown, the country's number of coronavirus cases has steadily climbed.
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Though drones steadily improved, the Pentagon continued to see them as expendable tools.
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Similar demonstrations have been steadily gaining momentum since emerging in Sweden last year.
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The wage gap among top earners and median earners has been growing steadily.
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But he has steadily dropped in polls and needs to right the ship.
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Hudson's disease is steadily progressing; muscle that he loses now is gone forever.
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Both violent and property crime have declined pretty steadily since the early 1990s.
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But Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s ratings have steadily declined since its first season.
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The number of new plague cases has been steadily declining since mid-October.
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Women's soccer is steadily growing in popularity in many parts of the world.
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Since his inauguration, Trump's approval rating among white evangelicals has remained steadily high.
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Smartphone ownership has big implications for advertising, which is steadily headed to mobile.
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Hulkenberg expected Renault to be among the midfield teams in Australia but improving steadily.
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And the percentage of people living alone has been rising steadily since the 265s.
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Hulu has been steadily rolling out the new Live TV services to more platforms.
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Details on the ESPN service have been steadily trickling out in the months since.
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While fighting remains a part of the game, it's steadily decreased in recent seasons.
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La Rochefoucauld's maxim, "Death and the sun are not to be looked at steadily."
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Once the larva hatches, it begins feeding on the spider's blood, steadily growing bigger.
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In the past decade, the scope of DNA collection and storage has steadily expanded.
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In the 21st century, the audience for the mid-budget movie has steadily eroded.
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The answer is an opposing process that also grows steadily more powerful over time.
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Not overtly political, Thomas's steadily radiant works assume new meanings in these dark times.
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Because of that network effect, Plaid has grown steadily with its list of customers.
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To add insult to injury, airlines have been steadily raising their checked baggage fees.
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Wattigney steadily made tens of thousands of dollars between May 2012 and November 2014.
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In ALS, a person's motor neurons throughout their body and brain steadily die off.
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Sainsbury's has underperformed the wider sector in recent years, while Asda has steadily improved.
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Analysts are steadily beating the drum that a financial crisis is on its way.
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But meanwhile, three different pipeline projects have been steadily making headway in North America.
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So the market freaked out all over again Tuesday, falling steadily throughout the day.
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Its competitors have meanwhile steadily improved their technology, eroding the customary US technological edge.
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The teen birth rate continued to fall steadily, a decline that began in 1991.
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One possible explanation, they say, is that use of DXA testing has steadily declined.
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Although the rate fell between 1996 and 1999, it has been steadily increasing since.
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The anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) has risen steadily since last autumn's election.
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The conversations start out simple but get steadily more complex as you go along.
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In America, the unemployment rate steadily drops as you go up the educational ladder.
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The AfD's support has only grown, even as it's moved steadily to the right.
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The uptick came after U.S. crime rates declined steadily over the past two decades.
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For much of the 20th century the state steadily tightened its grip on universities.
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As columns overflow and players get knocked out, the number of participants steadily dwindles.
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The results alternate between tragic and comic, but the ambition is steadily high throughout.
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Watt has now raised more than $10 million and is steadily gaining more support.
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The American stock market rose steadily, and it never declined sharply, not even once.
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Tensions between YouTube and YouTubers have been rising steadily since the 'Adpocalypse' of 2017.
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It has steadily dropped since, sinking as low as -16 percent in March 2017.
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Fully 66% of EU citizens speak another language, a number that is growing steadily.
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Snowstrom Niko has been steadily dropping flakes across the northeast since early Thursday morning.
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Since then, volume and open interest on the ultra bond contract have risen steadily.
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Your weekend plans are steadily picking back up — and official wedding season is, too.
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Functional programming languages like Haskell, Clojure and Scala grew steadily in popularity during 2016.
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It also let the drug diffuse out steadily over the course of 14 days.
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However, it's also been steadily losing ground to states like Arizona and the Carolinas.
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Heroes slowly make their way through epic adventures, steadily growing more powerful over time.
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OPEC production has risen steadily, with Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia leading the way.
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As tensions have worsened, Washington has steadily expanded its presence in Asia-Pacific waters.
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Its interest-rate-swap clearing business has since grown steadily, to nearly €10trn ($11trn).
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The White House has been steadily undergoing a makeover since President Trump took office.
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This pattern of school attendance, steadily declining with age, is not unique to Pakistan.
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Investors have steadily been realising that the experts can struggle to outperform the market.
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Nothing much changed in the second, as Michigan continued to build its lead steadily.
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In Europe, for example, populist parties have steadily won more voters since the 1980s.
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Computer processing power, of course, has advanced steadily since IBM's Gentry produced his prototype.
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But mobile traffic as well as iPhone sales have been growing steadily since then.
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Uber has been steadily adding little improvements to the pickup process over the years.
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Although the number of countries adopting such measures has steadily grown, loopholes remain common.
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NPD attributes this Bluetooth milestone to the steadily decreasing price for Bluetooth-connected headphones.
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In America, Facebook is steadily losing users under the age of 25 (see chart).
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Political analysts, however, say confidence has steadily eroded, slowing peace initiatives on the ground.
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The Alibaba-backed online marketplace has steadily gained traction since it launched in 2012.
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Underneath the hood, however, the company's share of online sales is steadily growing. Amazon.
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First, markets have been steadily rising against a backdrop of extraordinarily loose monetary policy.
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Sirius XM's revenue has steadily grown, up 10 percent for the last four years.
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As this information trickles in, new findings about the dwarf planet are steadily emerging.
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"I have seen my business steadily grow over the past seven years," Nicholas says.
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The youngest Skarsgard, 21-year-old Valter, has also been acting steadily since 2003.
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Whites are steadily moving into predominantly black neighbourhoods in search of lower house prices.
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But the number of teens who reported vaping has risen steadily during this decade.
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All you need to do is hold the objects steadily and observe their movements.
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The bezel-less revolution has been steadily rolling through smartphones for the past year.
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During that period, earnings rose steadily until last year — when they spiked sharply downwards.
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But Winkler estimates NRA membership is much lower and says it's been steadily decreasing.
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Amanda moved them around my entire face, steadily and gently for 5-10 minutes.
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After publication resumed on the afternoon of November 28th, Mr Nasralla's lead steadily narrowed.
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To complicate matters, Amazon is steadily introducing its own private-label goods to compete.
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But over the next few years, without another mass bombing, that number steadily dropped.
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The light September briefing schedule culminated a trend that has steadily intensified throughout 2018.
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The company has steadily increased its market share in a mature and consolidating industry.
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Over the years, gaming has steadily become one of the central focuses of CES.
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No other rich country has ever managed to grow so steadily for so long.
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Kopf has been recovering steadily since she first showed signs of consciousness in February.
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Income-tax rates have fallen steadily, as tax-free allowances have risen (see chart).
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They know that countries can become rich only by growing steadily over long periods.
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Traffic was steadily stacking up in both directions on both sides of the bridge.
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Teegan has a twin sister, Riley, who was growing steadily, while Teegan stayed tiny.
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Since the ban went into effect, the number of humpback whales has steadily climbed.
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This is why Facebook avoids backlash by only changing design elements slowly and steadily.
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His career had advanced steadily; he was in executive management at an IT firm.
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In fact, the chances of his clinching the Republican nomination have been increasing steadily.
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The app has been growing steadily since it acquired its U.S.-based rival Musical.
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It has fallen steadily since and is now re-testing the $1.005 support level.
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Tillman has steadily progressed through his rehab and had another solid bullpen session Tuesday.
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Let's focus on a few facts: First, the name has steadily increased in use.
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Steadily-weakening Tropical Storm Bud will reach the southern Baja/Cabo San Lucas tonight.
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As a consequence of this, saving increased and real interest rates have steadily fallen.
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But rates of this outcome got steadily better with more time in the womb.
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The rating further incorporates CXW's good credit metrics offset by steadily declining occupancy rates.
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Twitter has steadily grown its revenue base, but it's never managed a healthy profit.
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Since then, productivity has fallen steadily — with a brief spurt during the Great Recession.
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The services' share of China's GDP has risen steadily over the past few decades.
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The real issue is that mistrust of the scientific community has been steadily increasing.
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More long-term, the Bank of Korea has been eyeing steadily snowballing household debt.
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You also need a job in which your wages will continue to grow steadily.
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Investment to GDP has fallen steadily since 2007 and was only 12.5% in 2016.
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The use of the warrants has been steadily on the rise, the data showed.
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An enzyme called ALT has been steadily on the rise since I started trials.
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Here in Philadelphia the murder rate has been steadily, I mean, just terribly increasing.
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The abortion rate has fallen steadily for years, decreasing nearly every year since 1981.
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Either the Fed raises rates steadily this year, or that industry is at risk.
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"Etsy is the one that really is growing steadily and actually has expanding profits."
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The unemployment rate fell to near a 49-year low and wages rose steadily.
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The stock has steadily climbed back to near where it was before the election.
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The core group of lawmakers wanting to learn about the sector was growing steadily.
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In the aftermath of the ECB decision, European equities have fallen sharply and steadily.
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Expectations of further policy tightening next month are also supported by steadily rising inflation.
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Snapchat's Android app, which has long been an embarrassment, is slowly but steadily improving.
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ION shares steadily recovered the loss, however, and are little changed on the day.
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The ratio has been falling steadily from as high as 10 percent in 2007.
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White women writ large, all white women, have been steadily voting Republican for decades.
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Only now they'll watch their savings and investment accounts steadily grow and begin compounding.
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This win reflects how CRRC has been steadily gaining ground in the United States.
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It climbed steadily in the ratings and marked its 300th episode two years ago.
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The share of Americans who were born abroad dropped steadily from 1910 to 1970.
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Financial satisfaction has risen steadily upward since the financial crisis that began in 2007.
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Plus, the number of counselors available to students has been steadily dwindling for years.
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But the market has been steadily rising in 2017, with volatility being virtually nonexistent.
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This has been steadily getting worse — it's up from only 39% a year ago.
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One of his most positive traits is that he has steadily improved every year.
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The marriage only lasted two years, but Ms. Cusack stayed for 14, working steadily.
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Alphabet-owned YouTube has been steadily wading into original content for a few years.
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Though at their peak in the early-2000s, they have steadily dropped ever since.
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The Mets remain in contention even as their list of injured pitchers steadily grows.
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The state's massive bloc of evangelical voters has been moving steadily into Cruz's corner.
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Erdogan, a NATO ally, has steadily built up his power while destroying democratic protections.
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And yet, commute times have modestly but steadily increased over the past several decades.
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Over the decades, the Party's ideology fluctuated, but its hold on power steadily grew.
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In the past decade, even as the subways have deteriorated, ridership has steadily increased.
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They gained share just steadily for I don't know how many years, practically forever.
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Bond yields had declined steadily after the BOJ adopted negative rates on Jan. 29.
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As it stands now, the credibility of the special's counsel's investigation is steadily eroding.
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The bears' sea-ice habitat is steadily shrinking due to human-driven global warming.
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The proportion of U.S. homes listed at or above $1 million is steadily growing.
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The steadily less-precious metal is down more than 5 percent for the year.
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Disposable products, once viewed as a symbol of America's prosperity, are steadily losing favor.
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The cost of 33D printers have been steadily decreasing as they become more capable.
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With sterling play from Crosby and Malkin, Pittsburgh has risen steadily in the standings.
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After steadily increasing since the 1980s, this figure peaked in 603 at 370,000 births.
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CE has increased steadily for each transaction, driven by the pass-through sequential amortisation.
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The match started and Beggs scored point after point, steadily building a commanding lead.
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Coindesk reports the value of Bitcoin started rising steadily as the vote count began.
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Ethereum, a cryptocurrency and platform for decentralized apps, has been steadily gaining mainstream attention.
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Trump's harsh rhetoric about Mexico has been steadily making a chilly relationship even colder.
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By the numbers: The support for the legalization of marijuana has been steadily increasing.
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Energy cost curves point to steadily declining costs because we're gradually removing fuel costs.
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Nevertheless, I saw a lot of chefs around me steadily gaining weight, myself included.
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It has steadily increased its vote share at election after election since democracy arrived.
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The unemployment rate has been steadily dropping since the end of the Great Recession.
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For decades, Presidents and Congress have created a steadily increasing number of political appointees.
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State grades have increased steadily between 2009 and 2018, with 31 states showing improvement.
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Malls, and the cavernous Sears stores anchoring many of them, steadily lost their appeal.
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But, to the designers' happy surprise, the store had been slowly but steadily selling.
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Mr. Powell has steadily supported Janet Yellen's approach to monetary policy and financial regulation.
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The numbers have been declining steadily since peaking in 1998, when 153 were killed.
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Rents have risen steadily since 2010, pushing the housing cost burden to punishing levels.
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The developments that these statistics reveal transform our global living conditions — slowly but steadily.
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Since then police shootings have increased steadily; a reaction to the rise in crime.
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The number of doctorates awarded to the IC has increased steadily since 9/203.
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In Britain, the pace of privatization has steadily gathered steam over the past decades.
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Throughout the 1990s and 103s, for example, support for more gun control dropped steadily.
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Premiums and out-of-pocket costs for employer-sponsored plans have been rising steadily.
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Meanwhile, of course, he made art, steadily evolving a more confident, idiosyncratic, aesthetic voice.
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GSK, the former GlaxoSmithKline, has won every time, and its score has steadily risen.
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That figure has been growing steadily since 2015, when it was 203 in 3.
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Food prices have steadily risen since March after contracting from October 2018-February 2019.
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Across most of the state's economy, greenhouse gas emissions have been trending steadily down.
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Since then, he has been painting steadily, lately from his base in the Hamptons.
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The largest wildfire in California's history has been steadily growing for nearly two weeks.
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To alleviate human error, FIFA has slowly but steadily introduced technology to major tournaments.
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I am not watching anything except them and a steadily accumulating pile of dishes.
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Should they stick to their plans to raise interest rates steadily, or slow down?
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Scientists in labs were steadily able to boost the efficiency of the panels themselves.
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The company has grown steadily, though not exceedingly fast, over the past few years.
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Naturally that means Netflix has steadily been dropping new tidbits of information for months.
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Hodges, Anthony Kennedy and the Court's liberals steadily expanded the rights of LGBTQ Americans.
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It's not booming, but it is growing steadily, with a 4.2 percent unemployment rate.
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Revenue has grown steadily, and the stock has doubled over the last five years.
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And they were there regularly, so we ended up playing with them pretty steadily.
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But its weighted average tariff overall and for most-favored nations have steadily declined.
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HALETHORPE, Md. — The athletes, barking steadily, strain against their leashes toward the racing field.
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As I slowly built my investment portfolio, the market happened to be steadily growing.
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As the group steadily escalates a child's participation in violence, they are resocializing them.
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Street clashes between protesters and police officers have steadily grown more combative and dangerous.
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It's chosen to do that deceptively, by steadily — and consistently — degrading the user experience.
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Asia Pacific markets, like Japan's Nikkei and South Korea's Kospi, have also steadily fallen.
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But it's been steadily losing ground to states like Georgia, Arizona and the Carolinas.
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The senator's approval rating in Maine has steadily dropped over the last two years.
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At the same time, they have steadily complained about a growing shortage of workers.
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It steadily grew from blog posts to the most powerful party in the country.
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Mr. Quarles has moved steadily to address some of the banking industry's biggest concerns.
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That number is steadily rising, and the FDA has been slow to catch up.
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New obstacles have been steadily added along the border in the 20 years since.
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The United States has steadily reduced benefits since the Reagan Revolution of the 1980s.
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The baby-boom generation has moved steadily toward retirement over the last two decades.
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Even so, however, the power of partisanship has steadily increased over the past decade.
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