What was left of Macy's Home was on steep, steep discount.
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Oh, and the bill will face steep, steep hurdles in the Senate.
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The bottom line: No matter how many analyses pile up showing the benefits of steep emissions cuts, making them happen on a scale to avoid blowing past 2°C of warming target remains a steep, steep uphill climb.
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Jim Cramer, a well-known commentator on CNBC, intimated that the steep rise is about to be answered by a steep fall.
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Saudi Arabia immediately responded by offering steep price discounts and announced a production boost, actions that helped trigger the steep price decline.
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What's been striking, though, is the steep curve up and the steep curve down, and that is very hard to adjust to.
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Because right now, not only is it selling pieces from brands like Attico, Edit, and Y/Project — but they're all on steep, steep discount.
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The California I.S.O. already has to handle a steep ramp-up of solar power every morning and a similarly steep ramp-down every evening.
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Brazilian soy prices had swelled to a steep premium to U.S. beans after China slapped steep tariffs on shipments from the United States in July.
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Reduce the heat to low and let the mixture steep for 5 to 10 minutes — the longer you steep it, the spicier it will get.
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Coronavirus costs can run steep Not a lot is known about coronavirus costs in the US, but the information that is available points to steep prices.
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"The arc of global warming will be variously steep and less steep," said Richard Seager, a climate scientist at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University.
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This helps both prevent the front wheel from rising up in the air on steep, rocky climbs and from pitching a rider forward on equally steep downhills.
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Stocks added to steep losses for the week Thursday, a day after the major indexes suffered steep losses sparked by higher rates and a sell-off in tech shares.
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"The aircraft is in the video as it's descending in a steep descent, a steep nose down attitude," Sumwault told the press briefing, adding that there was no distress call.
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The adrenaline junkies who steer heavy bulldozers across steep ridges face serious hazards, from smoke and flames but also from unsteady dirt and steep terrain that can flip them over.
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"The aircraft is in the video as it's descending in a steep descent, a steep nose down attitude," Sumwalt told a press briefing, adding that there was no distress call.
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Whereas most business jets fly very businesslike profiles—steep climb, straight line at high speed, steep descent—Cirrus wants the Vision Jet to be as enjoyable to fly as it is efficient.
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The problems are compounded by Iran's own economic problems, which have led to a steep decline in the nation's currency, the rial, and to steep increases in drug costs, since most are imported.
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But the task force's ultimate cost for Republicans was steep.
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Add the tea bags and let steep for 10 minutes.
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Elizabeth Warren who made steep gains following their debate performances.
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Elizabeth Warren, who made steep gains following their debate performances.
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Every one has a steep learning curve coming into office.
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But the renewed credit limit came at a steep price.
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Others are less convinced of a steep U.S. economic contraction.
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DISLIKEThe steep price tag conflicts with the game's disposable nature.
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But the cost of these austerity measures has been steep.
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That means avalanches could be triggered, especially on steep slopes.
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But when it opens up, the downside can be steep.
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Both audit rates were steep declines from the year before.
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Remove from the heat and let steep for 10 minutes.
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"We understand that we have a steep climb," Sanders said.
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Translation: Bond bulls should let this rally continue to steep.
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The terrain is frozen, steep and mountainous, researchers reported back.
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But that alone does not explain such a steep drop.
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Brezovica is known for its steep slopes and deep powder.
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The slope below was so steep it gave me vertigo.
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At $499 the higher resolution comes at a steep price.
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Prosecutor Greg Andres urged Ellis to impose a steep sentence.
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That requires steep emissions cuts to be maintained for decades.
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Mercifully, the decline in teenage opioid use is especially steep.
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Steep local taxes are part of the problem, Dutt said.
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Being in violation of GDPR could result in steep fines.
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The steep losses marked their worst weekly declines since March.
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Private colleges tend to come with a steep price tag.
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Blink and you might miss out on a steep discount.
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I was in Suffolk [going down a really steep hill].
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Nepal's steep and rocky land would show her no mercy.
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But entrance to the contest comes at a steep price.
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The declines were not as steep as analysts had feared.
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You could only get to it from these steep stairs.
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Once curdled, allow the mixture to steep for 30 minutes.
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Nissan had flagged a steep drop in profit on Wednesday.
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Chinese shares saw steep swings over the course of 2015.
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The extra power is necessary for getting up steep hills.
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The flat, matte keyboard came with a steep learning curve.
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The costs are steep, and the dedication is time consuming.
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In fact, I believe it faces a steep uphill battle.
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Under his watch, the nation has entered a steep decline.
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And pay attention to those S7 Edge prices: They're steep.
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DXY, adding to Wednesday's steep slide after the Fed's decision.
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"I think the price is a little steep," Kimmel retorts.
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Health expenses in retirement can be steep, even with Medicare.
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You'll pay a steep price for going outside that network.
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Bank earnings are also expected to see a steep drop.
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Getting an MBA can come with a steep price tag.
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But it also could come at a steep political cost.
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I've been getting a little steep with my short irons.
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It's a welcome feature that helps balance the steep difficulty.
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STEEP We have tea in our robes, watching the news.
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"steep" at present Further company coverage: (Reporting by Matt Scuffham)
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The price tag for the technology was steep: $75,000 each.
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Investment and lending also have seen steep decreases this year.
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That left Europe's overall increasing trend less steep than previously.
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The cellar stairs were steep and the treads were narrow.
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It was announced with recommendations for steep tariffs on steel.
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However, the win may have come at a steep cost.
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People also pay a steep price for surging population density.
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WATCH: GE CEO John Flannery faces a steep challenge ahead.
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Turkey's currency collapsed into a steep downward spiral practically overnight.
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Second, this loss of credibility comes at a steep price.
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But $114 is a pretty steep bet for many people.
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Getting used to the earbuds was a steep learning curve.
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Of course, this degree often comes at a steep cost.
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The bill's future faces steep obstacles, including from Colorado Gov.
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But the country's coastal ecosystems have paid a steep price.
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We hike single file up the rocky and steep peak.
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Systrom sees the steep learning curve as a differentiator, though.
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Shut off the heat and let steep for an hour.
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Workers reluctantly stomached steep tax hikes and deep wage cuts.
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Their success comes at a steep cost to their workers.
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A woman who seems nurturing (likable) pays a steep price.
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The first run funneled athletes up a steep, narrow track.
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The cost of doing nothing is likely to be steep.
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Instead, it is going toward overhead, profit and steep markups.
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Steep hillside paths are dotted with 39 sculptures and installations.
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But, it carries a steep price tag of around $2,000.
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That was totally fun, not too steep and worth it.
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Then again, Israelis also pay a steep price for restraint.
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But animals pay a steep price to go through metamorphosis.
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The staircase between the first and second floors is steep.
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If he doesn't reach some steep milestones, he makes zero.
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The shabby bathrooms are down a steep flight of stairs.
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But the price of Greece's apparent turnaround has been steep.
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That's a steep fall, but not a historically onerous one.
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A little steep for a "dumb joke," Rubino recalls thinking.
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But the region began a steep decline in the 1970s.
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Admittedly, any frequent Apple customer is used to steep pricing.
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It's just a question of how steep it will be.
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The costs are steep and the dedication is time consuming.
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Remove from the heat and let steep for 23 hour.
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The "ascent" of the title turns into a steep descent.
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In exchange, commuters on the line will receive steep discounts.
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Right now they're both taking steep cuts in Trump's budget.
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Without Mr. Alexander, the path to 51 was prohibitively steep.
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Keeping this support, however, has come at a steep price.
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Wiener initially experiences the excitement of a steep learning curve.
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That gap, Briglia says, explains the steep rise in rates.
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Labour's decades in charge of Grimsby have seen steep decline.
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"That seemed like a steep price to pay," she said.
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That's a steep mountain to climb for the scrappy Unicorns.
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The girls are thriving, but the tuition bills are steep.
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Many retailers have resorted to steep discounts to attract shoppers.
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A major problem is the steep, shadowy presence of posterity.
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Logic would dictate a slide, perhaps a fairly steep one.
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A steep decline in oil prices also shook investor confidence.
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It's a steep Everest followed by multiple valleys of death.
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Living on the Pacific coast comes at a steep cost.
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Steep it no more than five minutes to avoid bitterness.
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But it's a steep climb back to TiVo's glory days.
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But its valuation shows how steep the China discount remains.
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The first part of the hike was steep and interminable.
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And pursuing arbitration could also result in steep legal fees.
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Tech stocks posted their second straight day of steep losses.
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And yet she seems to relish the steep uphill climb.
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Steep cliffs plunge into the deep waters of narrow fjords.
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For people like Marks, Bitcoin has a steep learning curve.
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This heightened security protocol does comes with a steep price.
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"It doesn't have a gliding section but it's not very steep so I think it suits me better than guys who are really good at charging down steep hills," he told reporters this week.
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The price includes a rabies shot but is still considered steep.
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Brent crude climbed 2.6% to $57.69, following steep losses on Wednesday.
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Expect a steep learning curve once you snag the gig, too.
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He tells me that the learning curve for rookies is steep.
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European bourses meanwhile opened higher after the previous day's steep losses.
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Wall Street is trying to rebound from steep losses this month.
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U.S. equities dropped on Thursday, adding to October's already steep losses.
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These losses added to the indexes' steep decline for the month.
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Thursday's declines added to the market's steep losses for the month.
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The product sells for a steep $195 with one spoon attachment.
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Sure, paying over $100 for a slow cooker could seem steep.
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China's Guoliang Tunnel consists of a steep road with no barriers.
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But the gain comes after steep losses so far this year.
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Yelchin's 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee rolled backward down the steep driveway.
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"The table stakes to get in are pretty steep," Pachter said.
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Wednesday's move higher came after steep losses in the previous session.
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Holding it at a steep angle gives you a thick line.
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GoPro sales beat investor expectations but are still in steep decline.
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That said, the CRA effort still faces a steep uphill climb.
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And the penalties can be steep if you neglect to file.
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But it is likely going to be a steep uphill climb.
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The number was also a steep turnaround from February's 0.2% fall.
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Japanese oil stocks saw steep losses, with Inpex down 3.02 percent.
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Absolutely. Is it going to steep the curve for a bit?
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All that elegance comes with a steep price tag: $45.5 million.
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There are innumerable cracked sidewalks and steep or non-existent curbs.
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A steep downround, as the workplace tool battles Slack and Zoom.
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Analysts are once again expecting steep declines in profit and revenues.
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Which is to say, you may not want to play Steep.
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Maryland's Frosh said the aim is to deter future steep increases.
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That won him the GOP presidential nomination despite very steep odds.
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Griffon vultures nest on steep cliffs and feed on animal carcasses.
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Members will be able to buy food at a steep discount.
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There, he performed with his bluegrass band, the Steep Canyon Rangers.
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Some have deeply angled sides, and some are not so steep.
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The price IGTV pays for originality is a steep learning curve.
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It's so steep because she only recently got a U.S. license.
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And, unsurprisingly, ticket prices will be steep no matter the city.
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You have to just steep in it the whole way through.
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His company analyzed 21,500 Snapchat Stories to discover the steep decline.
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Lusk and Stella both face steep uphill battles to victory. Rep.
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You will pay a steep price someday if you do not.
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And Brown — you better watch out for this musical steep competition.
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Wonder's founder and CEO Andy Kleinman has a steep road ahead.
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I even backed up a steep incline that made me dizzy.
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The price might seem steep compared to other routers out there.
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If they refuse, they can face steep fines and jail time.
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Around the camp, there were really high mountains and steep cliffs.
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"It was a steep challenge, but that's what I'm all about."
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Patients can face steep bills even when they didn't receive treatment.
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But the price of getting things wrong would be extraordinarily steep.
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Census figures show the steep decline in the oilfield services sector.
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In Chitwan, the scenery changed from steep hills to flat plains.
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The companies did not say how steep the reductions would be.
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The allure is clear, with insurers counting on the steep discounts.
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The chart below illustrates just how steep the rally has been.
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On the corporate front, dealmaking prompted steep moves across European bourses.
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The belt-driven motor can power you up even steep hills.
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DE VOGUE: The Supreme Court is steep in tradition and seniority.
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Tech shares bounced back after steep losses in the previous session.
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Such a steep fall inevitably raises pressure on Azerbaijan's political system.
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The prices, while affordable for West's Yeezy standards, are still steep.
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That in and of itself is a steep hike this year.
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The PMI showed steep increases in output, new orders and exports.
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"The short steep climbs aren't necessarily what I love," he said.
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Please let that steep a little before forming a final opinion.
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B rounds showed a steep decline of 52% year over year.
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On China, Trump has been on another a steep learning curve.
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Because it can do so much, the learning curve is steep.
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Whether he can meet SoftBank's steep demands remains to be seen.
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Amazon posted steep stock declines, while Microsoft saw a big boost.
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That's pretty deep, steep stuff, for a kids cartoon show, right?
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It opted not to, largely because of the steep price tag.
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A steep hill where you learn to walk on Kazooie's legs.
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Improving life for customers comes at a steep cost for competitors.
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Remove from the heat and steep another 10 to 15 minutes.
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The Dow, however reversed steep losses, ending the day little changed.
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Except the hotels are largely empty, offering rooms at steep discounts.
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Buckingham Palace, in particular, is raking up some pretty steep bills.
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Steep launches this Winter for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.
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But it has also been criticized for its steep premium increases.
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Her total spending on all this is steep: more than $300,000.
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The few that have been settled went for a steep discount.
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The decline has been steep and steady for almost two decades.
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U.S. stocks rose, recovering from some of last week's steep declines.
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Dismantling the commercial bail industry is a steep hill to climb.
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If that weren't steep enough, this figure doesn't include health costs.
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Old inventory is available at steep discounts but demand is weak.
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Aid workers must navigate muddy paths, wooden bridges and steep slopes.
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With its steep losses, WeWork faces some of the same headwinds.
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A steep slide in prices has surprised many oil market participants.
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Democrats face a steep challenge to take back the House majority.
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The phones are expected to come with a steep price tag.
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The move could eventually lead to steep tariffs on Chinese goods.
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They climbed a steep flight of concrete steps with no railings.
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Even more worrisome, the propaganda and recruitment wars face steep hurdles.
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New Jersey's steep inheritance tax can be as high as 16%.
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The road down the Grand Colombier is serpentine, steep and narrow.
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That's a steep price point, but it's not the only option.
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The Clintons paid a steep political price for insisting that Mrs.
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That unit reported steep declines across trading, underwriting and investment banking.
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Yours truly sampled a few, and I paid a steep price.
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About 385 firefighters are working in steep terrain amid sweltering temperatures.
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It's a studio, and its price is steep for Brooklyn Heights.
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Trump has been particularly concerned by German autos, threatening steep tariffs.
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Frame's Le Mix jean will set you back a steep $449.
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Despite being sliding scale pricing, it was steep considering her income.
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"We're fighting a very steep, uphill battle this week," Stewart said.
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It is still a steep curve, especially for the South Sudanese.
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Competing in this district is still a steep climb for Democrats.
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Narrator: But anything outside of that runs at a steep price.
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Some industries are expecting steep losses as the outbreak rages on.
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Hotels and airlines have already begun to warn of steep losses.
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But Britain, France, Germany and other European powers maintained steep tariffs.
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" Musk attributed the delivery goal shortfall to a "steep production ramp.
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We walked further to the edge of a steep drop-off.
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Democrats face very steep odds in their attempt to unseat Gov.
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While the steep wage increase is good for people like Mrs.
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" The learning curve was steep: "I couldn't read; I couldn't write.
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And when she challenges that mandate, she pays a steep price.
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Given the steep odds, these numbers are extremely good for Lamb.
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They were initially put off by the steep homeowners association fees.
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Buildings that do not meet the caps could face steep fines.
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Some rappers are afforded evolution, but it is a steep climb.
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The decline was especially steep in Latin America, Europe and Canada.
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However, they were still headed for steep losses on the day.
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And for the most adventurous, you can get pretty steep resistance.
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The cost of damages in wrongful-conviction cases can be steep.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The house is approached by a steep, serpentine driveway.
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That makes the price for Apple's HomePod — $349 — look especially steep.
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Bonvoy Brilliant AmEx This card has a steep $450 annual fee.
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It is unlikely he would have a sentence so steep, however.
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The $3.5 billion offer is a steep valuation given Pandora's losses.
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Tourists enter through a gift shop before beginning a steep descent.
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The enabling of extreme progressive ideology comes with a steep price.
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Fuego is a stratovolcano, with a conical shape and steep sides.
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INDOORS The home's main level is up a steep exterior staircase.
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Even when charges are filed, the barriers to conviction are steep.
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This mountain was steep, rugged, ever changing and just pure brutal!
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The Dow's gains were capped by steep losses in 3M shares.
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Trump has a steep hill to climb winning over black voters.
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The steep drop is probably due in part to antismoking campaigns.
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The political opportunity costs of such progressive self-indulgence are steep.
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The companies then imposed steep licensing fees on their American units.
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They're looking for a steep discount on a slab of pork.
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One thing the week made clear: President Trump's steep learning curve.
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Steep for 5 minutes, strain, then add the lemon and sweetener.
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For Gloria, the obstacles are too steep, at least for now.
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The price is definitely steep, but the materials are high quality.
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Cons: For some, the price point may be a bit steep.
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It usually costs $2,800, so that's quite a steep price drop.
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This is perfect for the notoriously steep hills of San Francisco.
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Some London-listed stocks saw steep declines after issuing profit warnings.
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After climbing up a steep incline, you reach a small landing.
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Back Market has them at a steep discount, depending on condition.
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Still, I got hit with steep shipping fees on two items.
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Spotify faces some steep competition from rivals like Apple and Amazon.
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Flying toward the sun is like running down a steep hill.
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Some companies charge steep fees to file a claim for you.
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Trump announced steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports on Thursday.
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But overt hostility to women also has a steep political cost.
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That's a steep price for the potential volume Amazon can drive.
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That classification comes with steep fees, liability coverage and safety regulations.
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Last year, interest payments and the merchant's risk of failure were seen as so high that counterparties and banks demanded steep premiums that led to steep losses for the company despite an improving commodity market environment.
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The two researchers analyzed a set of 13,535 individual waves, and estimated that maximally steep (aka really large) waves occur every 21 days, while less steep rogues rise twice per day in an open ocean storm.
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But on the steep, steep journey back to the top—after walking a couple feet forward, of course—my breath grew heavier and louder, and I knew I was going to heed Frum's advice and drop out.
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Failure to do so could incur steep, new penalties from the FTC.
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The steep drop in oil prices is both a cause and effect.
|
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It will certainly require steep discounts for it to make a mark.
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Just over a steep hill, the men paused for a water break.
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Brent crude climbed 0.7% to $57.48, which followed steep losses on Wednesday.
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Brent crude climbed 1.9% to $57.33, which followed steep losses on Wednesday.
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Impact craters expose the subsurface materials on the steep slopes of Mars.
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Impact craters expose the subsurface materials on the steep slopes of Mars.
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But $5,000 is a standard, if steep, price for high-end televisions.
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Still, the Trump administration has proposed steep cuts to the agency's funding.
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The negative headlines led to a steep depreciation in the countries' currencies.
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Steep Hill is headquartered in famously 420-friendly Berkeley, California, after all.
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While many promise substantial sign-up bonuses, others require steep annual fees.
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This drop occurred in tandem with steep declines in the abortion rate.
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I know from experience that such information comes at a steep price.
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Steep comes to PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on Dec. 2.
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Brent crude climbed 1.6% to $57.13, which followed steep losses on Wednesday.
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"We're still on the early part of the steep slope," Conboy said.
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It's a steep half-mile walk to the top of Clingmans Dome.
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Through New Hampshire and Maine, the path is rugged, steep, and slippery.
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The bill will have to surmount steep political obstacles to become law.
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It's $149.99, which is a little steep for a gimmick like this.
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The price will be steep, though, with the Taycan starting around $90,000.
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And that's something you notice when driving up a steep mountain pass.
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In battling misinformation the big tech platforms face a steep uphill battle.
|
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Oil recouped some of last week's steep losses as global equities steadied.
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It's almost like an impulse buy: Steep percentages off your first purchases?
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It's not a straight line, but it seesaws between shallow and steep.
|
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Fears have been stoked by a steep rise in mortgages this year.
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Here's the bad news for people with steep medical costs this year.
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The scammer offers a steep discount on products compared to current prices.
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But the $299.99 price point feels really steep for what you're getting.
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That's still a steep price for customers to pay out of pocket.
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Turn heat to low and let steep for 3-5 minutes. 3.
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But that new viewing angle is far too steep to be useful.
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Estate agents, fretting about lost business, offer steep discounts on selling fees.
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Rating actions drove steep moves among mid-cap and small-cap stocks.
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"This mountain to climb is very steep and narrow," Mr. Gibson said.
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So I biked down a steep country road (and hit a car).
|
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The highway narrowed and curved up the steep edges of rocky roadsides.
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But at the time, her husband thought the price was too steep.
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It's a pretty steep price to pay just to watch Logan Noir.
|
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Still, the three major indexes looked set to post steep weekly losses.
|
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So, now it can be had for around $400,000 — a steep discount!
|
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Crucially, borrowing across the biggest advanced economies has been in steep decline.
|
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However, that represented a steep 38% fall from its $21 million debut.
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It might feel like you are going up an increasingly steep hill.
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Italy's steep unit-wage costs militate against the jobs the young crave.
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But that steep downward slope of recent years doesn't need to continue.
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Admissions from Iraq, Somalia and Iran have declined by similarly steep margins.
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The price may seem a little steep, but they're worth every penny.
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She lost control of the car and drove off a steep mountainside.
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Unfortunately, the luxurious knit often comes accompanied by a steep price tag.
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Camp Nou, the Bernabeu, Mestalla and Juventus Stadium are all similarly steep.
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It's 24,452 ft tall but the real issue is it's incredibly steep.
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But getting voters to believe that would be a very steep climb.
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But the cost was steep, averaging $22.7,210 once incentives were factored in.
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Clinton's favorability has suffered a steep decline from her post-convention bounce.
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The new law would also cut the steep fees for Nepali brewers.
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It is already a steeper than steep hill for the Republican Party.
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"It's been a very steep mountain," Richards said in a telephone interview.
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All that demand being pulled forward made for a steep drop-off.
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But its steep price and outdated specs made it impossible to love.
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"The escalatory ladder is steep and has potentially devastating consequences," he added.
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If not, we will see accelerating damage and steep declines in productivity.
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The meds are delivered to your door, often at a steep discount.
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A sizable number are asking for another round of steep rate increases.
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While these numbers are high, they aren't as steep as Rubio said.
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Some claim they caused the steep drop in closed sales in November.
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The map appears to show the steep arc of the launch trajectory.
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Well, it's basically a luxury robot vacuum without the steep luxury price.
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The small-cap index also underperformed with some steep news-related moves.
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But Jundt says his customer base took a steep drop last year.
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This puppy's little legs are no match for this steep, icy driveway.
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Those consequences could be steep -- he's facing serious prison time if convicted.
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Make no mistake about it, the competition on The Voice is steep.
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Steep sell-offs have been a rarity on Wall Street this year.
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Accompanying elimination of these grants is steep reductions to ONDCP staffing levels.
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If Chipotle does enter this space, it will go against steep competition.
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A. Bank have taken steps to reduce shoppers' reliance on steep discounts.
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But the lower prices offered by monopolies come at a steep cost.
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Reduce the heat to low and steep for 10 minutes, then strain.
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However, all meetings after that will cost $20, which is pretty steep.
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Cable providers point out that Hollywood companies face a steep learning curve.
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After years of steep decline, the company filed for bankruptcy in 2012.
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The Trump plan contains steep limits on migration by extended family members.
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There is nothing to suggest the gradient has become any less steep.
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He's considering a similar argument to slap steep import taxes on automobiles.
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His farm occupies a steep hillside off Bear Rock Road in Stewartstown.
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They tussle with the cars and motorcycles, speeding down Nairobi's steep hills.
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So it really is a proposal, but it's a very steep proposal.
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It landed on a steep bank and rolled down into the water.
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The ominous call comes as Wall Street grapples with another steep selloff.
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In response, Washington has slapped steep tariffs on some Chinese steel imports.
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Tobacco is a serial offender due to steep annual increases in taxes.
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"The behavior is inexcusable, but the abuse of power familiar," Steep said.
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Steep tariffs for the heaviest users were rolled out alongside water meters.
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Fetching drinking water meant climbing up the steep mountainside to a spring.
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"I think $20183 is a little steep, to be honest," Deserto said.
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But it should be noted at all turtle hatchlings face steep odds.
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Macy's reported last week another steep sales decline in its quarterly earnings.
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Perry Capital shut down in 2016, after several years of steep losses.
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In the late 1990s, sales of prescription opioids began a steep climb.
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In Alpine skiing, black diamonds are symbols for steep and hazardous slopes.
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Oil prices rose to recoup some losses from a recent steep plunge.
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ET, a steep decline from the December 2017 highs of around $19,500.
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Though reporting is lacking, figures of drug seizures show a steep rise.
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The United States already pays a steep price for its diabetes burden.
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To begin anew, at such steep disadvantages, what amounts to missionary work?
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By 2035, the U.S. will see: It's a steep price to pay.
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Dubai, the glitzy business hub, is unhappy with the steep financial cost.
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There's nothing natural about Haiti's bitter poverty and steep infant mortality rate.
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The two nations have spent recent months exchanging threats of steep tariffs.
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This future-dream is a steep hill, but it is not impossible.
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Especially as pricing for Pro looks pretty steep; it's listed as $20.
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Pérez picks up his pace as he walks down these steep cliffs.
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INSTRUMENT 1 delivers a steep learning curve, but also potentially boundless creativity.
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Steep the tea for 10 minutes and mix well to combine. 2.
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At $1,050 USD, the price is almost as steep as the incline.
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All of that laundry-folding greatness comes at a steep price, though.
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If those are both too steep for your wine budget, don't worry.
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It's a highly-coveted skill, but the contract is a steep commitment.
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The pound continued its steep descent, falling at one point below $1.41.
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The divisions are too deep, and the costs too steep for compromise.
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Banks facilitating transactions for Mahan should face steep fines and possibly prosecution.
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To get there, one takes a steep, narrow and curvaceous coastal road.
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But apparently the price of convenience comes at a steep mark-up.
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Many risked the steep descent to feel the sunlight during their stay.
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The hill Bernie Sanders has to climb becomes more and more steep.
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West Africa has paid a steep price for their young constitutional democracies.
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Plantation analysts said the purchase price was steep by some valuation measures.
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And the violence has taken a steep toll on the tourism industry.
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A steep incline early in the race was the runners' first test.
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"We've scaled a steep mountain and we're still climbing," Mr. MacRae said.
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Ordinary citizens are experiencing the consequences of the Turkish lira's steep depreciation.
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"The only option will become pretty steep discounts," said Merriman from Bernstein.
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However, all of this Audi awesomeness comes at a fairly steep price.
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Mr. Hassoun's lawsuit challenging it may face steep obstacles, legal experts said.
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That blaze, burning in steep, rugged terrain, has proven dangerous for crews.
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But selling fast has come at a price, usually a steep discount.
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Mr. McNamee could wind up paying steep tariffs for feed and fertilizers.
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It did not detail discussions around the question of steep online discounts.
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The company reported a steep decline in profit for the third quarter.
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The price to be part of Apple's paid news offering is steep.
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Monday's steep slide came after talks between OPEC and its allies deteriorated.
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But some face steep battles, and politics these days offers few guarantees.
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Saudi Arabia responded by offering steep price discounts amidst a production boost.
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Buying back debt at steep discounts could also prove lucrative for sponsors.
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For an undisclosed period, Amazon is offering steep discounts on these products.
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The swift and steep decline has caused investors to sell energy stocks.
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By the mid-1990s, the Sip 'n Dip was in steep decline.
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Right at Home For first-time homeowners, the learning curve is steep.
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Russian stock indexes were visibly higher after steep drops in previous sessions.
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I hadn't counted on quite how remote and steep it would be.
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That's a pretty steep run that he's on as we approach September.
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Controlling stakes could expose heirs like Mr. Lee to steep inheritance taxes.
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"Reading Wright is a steep, stinging pleasure," The Times's Dwight Garner wrote.
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Wall Street suffered steep losses as coronavirus fears dented sentiment once again.
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But these bright, beautiful bunches of veggies came with steep price tags.
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But Democrats had a steep climb given Republican successes in recent years.
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With steep competition in the space, Color Factory's team sees themselves differently.
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O'Rourke faces a steep uphill battle to top Cruz, a conservative firebrand.
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Trump has also threatened to slap steep tariffs on all European cars.
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The cost of cancer: new drugs show success at a steep price.
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Platinum's steep discount to gold is also luring Japanese customers, he said.
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Continued efforts to replace the healthcare law face a steep path, though.
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The cognitive hurdles to manage our privacy online are simply too steep.
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Even before Friday, Mr. Muilenburg was facing a steep challenge before Congress.
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But to make this really work, the levies need to be steep.
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The IRS tacks on steep penalties for those who fail to file.
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But the path to victory is steep, and there are significant pitfalls.
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They recently sold 20 of their 50 cars at a steep loss.
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They recently sold 20 of their 50 cars at a steep loss.
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Agencies and politicians are "on a steep learning curve", says another lobbyist.
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The Welch's Manischewitz opening shot has been a series of steep discounts.
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Its restaurant sat nearly empty; its rooms were hawked at steep discounts.
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That steep decline has made Maley wary of a near-term pullback.
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These companies bargain with drug manufacturers to secure steep discounts on medicines.
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It's not uncommon to see steep second weekend drops among franchise releases.
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Sending food to the dump carries a steep environmental cost as well.
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But Apple also faces steep tax penalties associated with repatriating foreign earnings.
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Farfetch, however, continues to face steep competition from luxury retailers like Matchesfashion.
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Following the steep market declines, the party sent a more conciliatory message.
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The difference between the cheapest and most costly plan can be steep.
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With Virginia facing such steep cuts to its federal Medicaid payments, Mrs.
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Shenzhen shares steadied somewhat, as tech stocks rose following a steep fall.
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It may also add to concerns about Uber's history of steep losses.
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To me, and others, the steep annual fee is completely worth it.
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Republicans determined that the cost of continuing the battle was too steep.
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The path grew steep, and suddenly Sam began to pick up speed.
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Inside, a narrow, steep red staircase ascends to a pink phallic throne.
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But this bill also serves as a setup for steep government cuts.
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But she found the yards too small and the prices too steep.
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They can navigate lots of things: steep hills, bombed out terrain, ledges.
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They get steep and tall (like a duck's back) and relatively quick.
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The stock market recovered from steep losses early to close slightly lower on Monday as investors looked past another steep drop in the price of oil and renewed concerns about economic growth in China and the United States.
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It is at the top of a steep hill above a boat landing on a reed-choked shore — so steep that his grandsons keep a dozen polished staffs stuck in the ground to help panting visitors climb it.
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The unprecedented nature of the measures has exacted a steep toll, however, both on the many millions of ordinary Chinese forced to endure life under lockdown and the country's economy, which has seen a steep decline in recent weeks.
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In the Treasury market, yields, already in steep decline this week, fell further.
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Have Americans literally learned their lesson from the steep financial downturn of 242?
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One look at the place, and even that steep price feels worth it.
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I have cereal for dinner tonight because the ticket was a steep expense.
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Like all ATVs for combat, the SHERP has been tested against steep inclines.
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Spending on auto and auto parts was down at steep 14.4 percent pace.
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But that $500 price tag might be too steep for other aspiring musicians.
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As several outlets have noted, the potential financial consequences for Facebook are steep.
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Now, almost everything is available, although prices are still too steep for many.
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He said the end of the bull run could involve a steep gain.
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She lost control of the car and drove off of a steep mountainside.
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It would take another 13.35 minutes up a steep track to the top.
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U.S. stocks futures Wednesday bounced higher after Tuesday's steep losses on Wall Street.
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It's a steep learning curve for me to follow most of the topics.
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But all this came at a steep cost for patients: $200 per month.
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California Republicans have already paid a steep price for being linked to Trump.
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This is partly related to the steep price tag attached to the app.
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The steep decline in DirecTV's traditional satellite business was still surprising to Stephenson.
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Our walks were up and down steep hills, and I found them grueling.
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As things stand, the cost of education is too steep for nearly everyone.
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On Monday, two of those people were given steep sentences for their roles.
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The tuition was steep: $17,500 apiece for two people to share a mentor.
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We're talking about steep discounts on cult favorites and full-size gifts sets.
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Now he's fighting a steep uphill battle to win Florida's primary on Tuesday.
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Greene and the Google Cloud Platform face a steep climb in cloud infrastructure.
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At a time of sharp budget cuts, that may seem steep to sceptics.
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It's not clear how the Syrians were able to afford such steep fees.
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The Chinese authorities do demand steep discounts on the prices of expensive treatments.
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That means, the prices will surely be a little less steep than usual.
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Teva's generics business is stabilizing after steep declines the past couple of years.
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Teva's generics business is stabilising after steep declines the past couple of years.
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SSEC were halted for the second time this week after another steep selloff.
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Recently, the Apple CEO was able to get iPhones exempted from steep tariffs.
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Until Thursday's steep decline, Diplomat's shares had climbed about 51 percent this year.
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While most visitors don't climb its steep, red-ochre flanks, the impending Oct.
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Sure, $55 may sound steep, but you'll keep this quality game for life.
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Ubisoft's new game Steep barely ran at the lowest settings and lowest resolution.
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But the physical price that artists pay for this easy access is steep.
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Mortgage rates took a steep dive in March, and that likely juiced sales.
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However, biosimilars don't lead to the same steep discounts that traditional generics produce.
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You cannot have trains going up steep hills — that's just a fundamental thing.
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And steep downhill slopes or uneven stairs filled me with gut-level terror.
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At the release, Nintendo saw a sudden and steep rise in Nintendo stock.
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You're in danger of a steep falloff of turnout from Bernie's primary voters.
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The sharp economic contraction was followed by a steep drop in Argentina's currency.
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Trump suggested companies consider relocating facilities if they want to avoid steep tariffs.
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Google has faced relatively steep penalties from the Russian government in the past.
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It became a real problem when I was going up super steep hills.
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Cottonmouth wants to buy one to kill Luke, but the price is steep.
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Redoubt is a steep-sided volcano and one of the deadliest in Alaska.
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Commodity-linked currencies pared their steep losses logged after the Doha deal breakdown.
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The $500 retail price is pretty steep, even if it is kid-safe.
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The uphills are steep and exhausting, and the downhills are even more treacherous.
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The steep declines on Wednesday morning sent mixed signals regarding a market bottom.
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Things may have been more fun, but fun came at a steep price.
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And it's true that most studies of fitness trackers report steep drop-offs.
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For other students, this is a new experience with a steep learning curve.
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Duggan said the steep decline in foreclosures is another indicator of Detroit's progress.
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For the wider economy, the question is how steep the cost will be.
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So our core business is growing in steep triple digits in the cloud.
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Its economy has suffered from the steep commodity price drop of recent years.
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Mnuchin's calls come as a range of asset classes have suffered steep losses.
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But along with that concentration of talent comes both competition and steep prices.
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All this would cost $750m—a steep price just to spite a neighbour.
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It's a steep price to pay, especially for a bunch of outdated phones.
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Other digital currencies also rose after posting steep losses the last few weeks.
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The only tickets available are $110 a pop, which seems far too steep.
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It's no secret that Anthropologie's price tags are steep for the average person.
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The family has created a GoFundMe page to help with the steep costs.
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Stocks have been on fire this month, rebounding from steep losses in May.
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The losses in oil added to the steep 5.4 percent fall on Wednesday.
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Such a misclassification also could put Mylan at risk of steep fines. Sen.
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The approach came as oil prices began to recover from a steep slump.
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Companies that fail to abide by the new rules can face steep fines.
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"We're very mindful of the very steep curve [Pokemon Go] had," says Lloyd.
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He has also threatened to slap steep tariffs on Chinese and Mexican imports.
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I climbed a steep hill and gained the top of a small ridge.
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Uber has a history of steep loses and its revenue growth is slowing.
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Erosion on Mars has uncovered large, steep cross-sections of clean, subterranean ice.
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He's learning a bit, obviously — the first year, there's a steep learning curve.
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Dozers usually work in small groups, but sometimes alone, in extremely steep terrain.
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CrossFit, a private company with a steep membership fee, probably can't do that.
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The world's largest aluminum producer, China Hongqiao Group, has largely avoided steep cuts.
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Paris Hilton will spin on New Year's Eve ... but the price is steep.
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I found the learning curve on the Bambino Plus to be very steep.
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One more Google executive also saw a steep rise in compensation last year.
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Jerry Brown have said such a steep wage increase would be incredibly costly.
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The consent decree lasts 20 years, and comes with steep fines for violations.
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He acknowledged, however, the steep competition Reebonz faces from local players in China.
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"I would go to Luann's for a very steep appearance fee," Frankel says.
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Though the stakes are high and the competition is steep, Jelani doesn't flinch.
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It's a steep drop, sure, but my experience was a little more intense.
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Countries with low fertility rates and little immigration are facing steep population declines.
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And $23 feels like too steep a price to pay for an experiment.
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The quest for Skate 63 continues, but Steep looks like a satisfying stopgap.
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They are so steep that it's hard to do like ten or 218.
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The ultimate outcome would be a steep decline in their standard of living.
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And in PEIA's case, beneficiaries who failed to meet benchmarks faced steep penalties.
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The investor said Whitbread trades at a "steep discount" relative to its competitors.
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It is well trod, it is at times steep, but it is solid.
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But dealing with the three ObamaCare taxes this year faces a steep climb.
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You can bet renewable or subscription based items will have a steep discount.
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On my left was a long steep drop toward a valley far below.
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The costs would be steep, given Southern California's red-hot real-estate market.
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Or maybe you always get stuck paying United's ridiculously steep overweight luggage fees?
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This polluted air gets trapped in the park's steep slopes and high peaks.
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The Echo is on sale right now at a steep Prime Day discount.
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Unlike trail runners, they'll keep your ankles supported on rocky and steep terrain.
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Sanders's announcement comes amid what is expected to be steep competition from Sen.
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There was also a steep drop in revenues at its fixed income division.
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Learning curve International trips, for any new president, present a steep learning curve.
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The legislation would head off a potential debt default and steep spending cuts.
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Fortunately, Amazon offers steep discounts for anyone who already owns either book format.
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The gains erase some of the steep losses last week after poor results.
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Imports of oil as well as gold recorded steep falls during the month.
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Steep fees and past scandals have put many off the country's mainstream banks.
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" She said she has to see if the "glide path is too steep.
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The legislation would head off a potential debt default and steep spending cuts.
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A steep decline in goods exchanged with China helped drive down the gap.
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Icy waters made boating difficult, and trails were sometimes too steep for sleds.
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It even handled Lombard Street, famous for its series of sharp, steep turns.
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A steep cost but a small price to pay for peace of mind.
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On Wall Street, the main indexes logged steep declines, led by technology companies.
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The steep drop in these popular technology stocks weighed on the sector's leaders.
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The learning curve about the Manhattan market was steep, Mr. Rollino's father said.
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But, city officials said, the nonprofit ultimately balked at the city's steep price.
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Even some managers who are succeeding acknowledge they faced a steep learning curve.
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Sunday's move suggests the hike may not be as steep as initially expected.
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The village is spread across several craggy hillsides, with steep rises all around.
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A steep flight of stairs led up to the back of the stage.
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The sanctions have triggered steep falls in the rouble and some Russian stocks.
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"It's very steep in the end and there will be differences," said Brailsford.
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A new federal report shows a steep rise in complaints against nursing homes.
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Steep for 4 days, refrigerated, then strain through a fine-mesh sieve. 2.
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But congressional aides say any encryption legislation likely still faces a steep climb.
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The desire to be free, it turns out, comes at a steep price.
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When you spot something that's priced at a steep discount, do your research.
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The sooner we learn, the better: The cost of these lessons is steep.
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My favorite store sells designer clothes at steep discounts and has frequent sales.
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"It's hot, it's dry and the terrain is really steep," Ms. Sieliet said.
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There were also some short (and steep!) self-guided hikes, and that canyoning.
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Today's popular music festivals often charge a steep price for big-name performers.
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The rise was especially steep among unmarried women and those with advanced degrees.
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In recent decades, the community they eventually founded has suffered steep economic decline.
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The United States, however, faces steep hurdles in persuading a skeptical international community.
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Luckin prices its coffee similarly to Starbucks coffee but then offers steep discounts.
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But the festival still faces steep hurdles to proceed as intended in August.
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This one might not produce quite that steep a pressure drop, they say.
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The learning curve for making crosswords is steep and hard to climb alone.
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In the end, Ms. McCaskill suffered steep losses across the state's rural interior.
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European markets followed a similar path, though the declines there weren't as steep.
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Steep, gray mountains loomed as the 70-year-old boat neared the station.
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That is happening this year, but the decline has not been as steep.
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The cost of clearing trees and working steep slopes may be too great.
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And there are steep financial barriers to keep money from fleeing the country.
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The change drew complaints that it prompted a steep drop-off in traffic.
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That represents a steep 86% drop in daily airline passengers for this month.
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For a lowly patrolman, the consequences of exposing systemic corruption would be steep.
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The new numbers reflect a steep decline from just a few weeks earlier.
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The climb may be steep, but the view from the top is grand.
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But if the share price goes up, those investors may face steep losses.
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Houses have been knocked from their foundations and rest precariously on steep hillsides.
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It was perfect — a short but fairly steep ascent of its eastern slope.
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Apple shares closed 1.59% higher, rebounding slightly from a steep decline on Tuesday.
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The Department of Agriculture would face steep cuts too, of 21 percent. Rep.
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I was not used to a loaded truck on a steep, narrow driveway.
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Where it gets steep is if a team is considered a repeat offender.
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The trend tracks with steep declines in incarceration over all in New York.
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Physics, for one, but also that fairly steep learning curve to operate them.
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But, but, but: The demand for delivery comes with a steep environmental cost.
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Gramercy Park, TriBeCa and Greenwich Village are other neighborhoods that saw steep discounts.
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The dollar was last at 6.9607 yuan having shed a steep 1.2% overnight.
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The hill—Republicans have a 24-seat majority in the House—is steep.
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Scrivo Pro is capable and powerful, but it has a steep learning curve.
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And there's no disputing China's steep military and economic rise in recent decades.
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Still, the law has contributed to a steep drop in the uninsured rate.
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She came here and found steep, wild hills crawling with snakes and lizards.
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Other major airlines had introduced steep price increases as demand for tickets soared.
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But heading into 2020, China's venture capital world was already in steep decline.
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As he seeks to gain name recognition against steep competition, Kentucky state Rep.
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Collins still faces steep competition from more conventional candidates — particularly former state Rep.
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Many tickets will now be completely nonrefundable if cancelled, with steep change fees.
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Let stand for 2 minutes, without stirring, to steep the bonito flakes. 113.
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As thousands of new apartments flood the housing market, landlords face steep competition.
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Disappointing sales also led to steep discounts on merchandise, adding to Gymboree's problems.
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But it will come at a steep cost to a community already suffering.
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RECOMMENDED: Iran fires ballistic missiles, testing U.N. resolution Penalties for misuse are steep.
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These steep bills can often take patients by surprise, Rosenkrantz said by email.
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The camps are a maze of tarp-covered huts clinging to steep hills.
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Bankers who sold the product got credit toward their steep quarterly sales quotas.
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But since 2013 the company's market valuation has been on a steep decline.
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A steep rise also took place in the late 1960s and early '70s.
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U.S. markets are gyrating wildly on Tuesday, after a steep global sell-off.
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Stocks on Wall Street were trading higher after two days of steep losses.
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But it must be said that the price tag is a bit steep.
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The dollar was last at 6.9487 yuan having shed a steep 1.2% overnight.
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The dollar was last at 6.9607 yuan having shed a steep 1.2% overnight.
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Fleet sales to rental agencies, businesses and government entities often involve steep discounts.
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In the U.S., the cost of climate change is expected to be steep.
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The gentle slopes of the line graphs became steep mountains and sheer cliffs.
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All roads lead to Amazon The challenges Walmart faces are steep and expensive.
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Like many competitors, it has faced steep declines in print advertising and circulation.
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Automakers now complain about the steep technical challenge that the stringent standards pose.
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Arab women reporters do indeed face steep and unique challenges on the job.
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Both detailed a steep decline in the star lawyer's health and work performance.
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However, to keep it would've tacked another $200 onto an already steep bill.
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The circuit here includes an F2250 caution light system and steep elevation changes.
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The steep rise comes after a year when hate crimes were already increasing.
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Maduro says that will help soften the impact of a steep price increase.
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That was largely driven by a steep decline in manufacturing jobs, Qazi says.
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It ended flat Thursday after recovering from steep losses earlier in the day.
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In 2006, township dwellers moved into a steep valley filled with venomous snakes.
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"You're dumping carts by hand, going down these long, steep driveways," he says.
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She's facing a steep climb in November — she's running against incumbent Republican Rep.
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There was also a steep decline in the survey's measure of export orders.
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Bullard said there would be a hardy discussion about a steep cut next month.
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She's very involved in the businesses, even though it's been a steep learning curve.
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Another steep drop in the price of oil weighed on global markets on Tuesday.
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Oil began to recoup some of last week's steep losses as global equities steadied.
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Sure, they may be a fraction of the original number, but they're still steep.
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The BOJ did not specify how steep it wants the yield curve to be.
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Republicans focused on maintaining their tenuous majority still face a steep and long climb.
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Image credit: GGV Capital Image credit: GGV Capital Steep growth trajectory lured financial backings.
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The Washington state governor and others at the DGA are up against steep odds.
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Given the amount of steep hills near my house, this was no mean task.
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Despite Thursday's steep losses, the stock has risen 21 percent so far this year.
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Tuesday's jump helped Wall Street recover some of the steep losses from last week.
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The Trump administration last year slapped steep tariffs on imported panels, citing unfair competition.
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The bill is steep, per usual, but it's worth it for peace of mind.
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What's more, Embiid had a seriously steep learning curve once he started playing basketball.
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The steep sell-offs have one market watcher changing his mind on the sector.
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It also reported a steep decline in trading, prompting shares to tank 13.96 percent.
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Forget fashion — food is on a steep upward climb toward untouchable levels of trendiness.
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Both reported steep declines in trading revenue but Citi's came in smaller than expected.
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But we've seen a steep and troubling increase in cases over the past decade.
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That is incredibly steep for a touchscreen e-reader, even one with stylus support.
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European stocks gyrated on Friday , partially affected by a steep dip in oil prices.
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Based on our precautions and the steep cost, we did not have him tested.
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Authorities say those caught face steep fines and up to a year in jail.
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A series of big surprises in either direction could lead to steep stock swings.
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More stable growth in China has helped commodity prices rebound from quite steep falls.
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Warren's steep decline leaves Sanders unchallenged as the progressive standard-bearer in the race.
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A few months after that steep reduction in street stops, gun violence raced up.
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It's a price that, until a year ago seemed impossibly steep for a smartphone.
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Trump is as jazzed as ever about hitting foreign-made cars with steep tariffs.
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And despite steep declines, the industry is still worth about $300 million per year.
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Although its setting, amid steep hills, is spectacular, Okutama is not a pretty town.
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A firefighter climbs up a steep containment line on the Kincade Fire in Kellogg.
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Compared to the Falcon Heavy, which starts at $90 million, it's a bit steep.
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Ten-year Treasury yields resumed their steep climb to seven-year highs on Tuesday.
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Sphero says it should be able to handle "steep angles" and "rough surfaces," too.
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You know, we had that steep drop in stocks last December— RICHARD CLARIDA: Yeah.
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In fact, Steep isn't like much of anything in the blockbuster video game space.
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Stocks rose Thursday and recovered some of their steep losses from the day before.
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I think we handled it well, but it was a pretty steep learning curve.
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So it is regrettable that the steep decline in poverty is unlikely to continue.
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Most surveys of KiVa's effects show steep drops in the numbers reporting themselves bullied.
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MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe shed 0.25%, but pared steep early losses.
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Asia-facing financial heavyweights and miners rebounded after steep losses in the previous sessions.
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Afterward, [the] descent was not that steep, but my ears were [hurting] so much.
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For FY20, NNSA won only a modest increase as Democrats sought a steep cut.
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On the steep hill overlooking the popular Muizenberg surfing beach, Mobwabisi Sikweyiya is bemused.
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There are no houses nearby, the roads wind around mountains and hills are steep.
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Like any startup — especially in healthcare — Cardiologs will face steep competition from all fronts.
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In places where premiums are high, the cuts to tax credits will be steep.
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Gold prices recovered to over $21507,20.33 an ounce, following the previous session's steep fall.
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The business couldn't keep up with the antiquated wholesale food distribution system's steep costs.
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That leaves Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049 with a pretty steep hill to climb.
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The game's maps and weaponry are constantly changing, which creates a steep learning curve.
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Analysts characterized the price as steep but said the merger would strengthen Alaska Air.
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The prices were steep, but the service SLAC offered was in fact quite basic.
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The steep rise in concussion diagnoses in the United States has prompted state legislation.
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It's a steep price for a little Thanksgiving luxury that's (mostly) prepared for you.
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But again, Jones understands the learning curve can and will continue to be steep.
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Indeed, the market has already recovered from the steep drop as the election unfolded.
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"It's hot, it's dry and the terrain is really steep," Sieliet told The Times.
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They kind of gently hack their way down, like kids descending a steep bank.
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Especially in the Midwest, Democrats face a steep uphill battle to regain voters' trust.
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In other words, EpiPens are not the only prescription drugs with steep price hikes.
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So Yumiley had to heft the container up the steep road to their apartment.
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European markets closed sharply lower on Thursday, impacted by steep losses in U.S. stocks.
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Regularly a steep $999.99, you can save $440 and get the set for $559.99.
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Up a steep set of slippery green stairs, we come to the HIV clinic.
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This continues a 6-year streak of steep global increases in carbon dioxide concentrations.
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But the knowledge to be gained from the TMT comes at a steep price.
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Bose being Bose, they're not shying away from a steep price point at $350.
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In the past decade bus travel has gone into steep decline outside the capital.
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The positive argument for steep inheritance taxes is that they promote fairness and equality.
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The gigantic timepiece sits in a deep shaft, encircled by a steep spiral staircase.
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Property and casualty insurer Travelers, dropped 6.1 percent after a steep drop in profit.
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Each plane is priced publicly at around $250 million although airlines negotiate steep discounts.
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I approved of this arancina, although the price of 4 euro was rather steep.
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The high wages and steep turnover rates have made the industry ripe for automation.
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The image of the US is also sliding, though on a less steep slope.
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And I put it all in a slow cooker and let it steep overnight.
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The rising arc of power and accuracy was so steep that it astonished him.
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This is a pretty steep climb—even for the odds-defying, glorious Icelandic team.
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Some traders dislike the clunky terminals for their cumbersome interfaces and steep price tags.
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British Airways-owner IAG and easyJet gained after steep losses in the previous session.
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But getting to 3 percent growth is certainly going to be a steep climb.
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The company also parted ways with controversial CEO Mike Jeffries after steep sales declines.
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The bad news is the ResetPlug costs $59.99 — pretty steep as smart plugs go.
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The Friday moves add to steep losses on the week for U.S. Treasury yields.
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Such vendors fear steep discounting can erode the value of their brands, analysts said.
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Runcie faced steep criticism for his work at the agency, taking heat from Sen.
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Car sales, in the face of steep market headwinds, took a 24.2 percent dive.
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That's a steep hurdle for tinkerers working independently, and for companies just starting out.
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Oil climbed for a third session as it clawed back from steep recent losses.
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This means that teams that post reaction GIFs during games could face steep fines.
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At $230 a pop, the price for one of these treatments is pretty steep.
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No other rich European country is going through as steep a deceleration in funding.
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The competition is steep, the mood tense, and I... well... I am totally lost.
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Still, the price is steep, says Loizos Heracleous of Warwick Business School in Britain.
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A drop this steep isn't all that surprising for a miss across the board.
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Major stock indices around the world saw steep drops and a lot of action.
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The steep fall in the pound since the referendum result also enticed overseas buyers.
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This is a steep discount to the $48.77 from the latest Series G round.
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The past couple of years have marked some steep ups and downs for Huawei.
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It was steep, wet and cratered with those deep ruts the trucks had made.
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For most of his competitors, these new Cup boats present a steep learning curve.
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Facing steep cuts, the paper's editorial board took a stand in a blistering column.
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The Trump administration implemented steep tariffs on aluminum and steel imports earlier this year.
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It's an impressive feat given seats for the game were going for steep prices.
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Shinevisor is a fairly steep $15.99 per week (billed on a 12-week basis).
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A dozen times, Cal has to slide down steep inclines and leap across platforms.
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Analysts thought the price was steep and attributed it to Hickory Farms' shrewd marketing.
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Republicans view the fight against Brown as a steep uphill battle for the party.
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It has also faced steep costs of building out delivery infrastructure for fresh food.
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Wilson argues that stocks are positioned for a repeat of December's steep sell-off.
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It is up 0.53 percent this year, wiping out a steep loss from 2015.
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The steep declines in shares of Italian banks suggest that a storm is ahead.
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He has expressed concerns over Trump's decision to implement steep tariffs on U.S. allies.
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The price may seem steep for such a mundane object, but it is Prada.
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The mood of consumers picked up to -7.9 after December's steep fall to -8.3.
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Both indexes recouped some of the steep declines suffered in the last two sessions.
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The stakes may be steep, but the characters can seem more nonchalant than nervous.
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It's a bit on the steep side, at least for my taste in fashion.
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The steep cost of that infrastructure had deterred miners from the otherwise attractive deposit.
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In 2011, the island's benchmark was 24 percent lower, showing a steep downward trend.
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The hike from the parking area to the temple is slightly steep and long.
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I start to see glass vitrines, embedded at impossible angles on a steep outcrop.
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There's nothing anti-Bangladeshi or unnatural about being different, but the prejudice is steep.
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The council also built a walkway down the steep verge for the less adventurous.
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Tech shares like Apple, Alphabet and Netflix failed to rebound after posting steep losses.
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Allow to steep for 15 minutes, then strain through a fine mesh strainer. 2.
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But all signs point to steep hikes across the country, especially in rural areas.
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Yahoo reported first quarter earnings on Tuesday that showed steep declines across the board.
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Remove from heat and let steep for 15 minutes before discarding the cinnamon stick.
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It should be something that's intuitive, not esoteric and has a steep learning curve.
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Sure, the pizza place could sell through Uber Eats — but at a steep cost.
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Emboldened leaders have contributed to the steep drop in democracy scores in many countries.
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As the legal weed industry grows nationwide, groups like the Steep Hill Labs, Inc.
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The December contract has a cluster of activity, but the drop-off is steep.
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That's a steep price for a bag that claims it can never be filled.
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The shift in sentiment was reflected by the steep fall in anticipated market volatility.
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It also offered a steep discount on iPhone battery replacements for a limited time.
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Her role came with a steep learning curve and a target on her back.
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It'll run you $160 per person, which seemed a bit steep for my budget.
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Trump's budget proposes steep cuts to foreign aid, which has sparked concerns among lawmakers.
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For some parents on social media, there's a bit of a steep learning curve.
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Despite the card's steep $450 annual fee, Elkins says the benefits outweigh the cost.
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Those charges are typically steep, especially in the early years of owning the annuity.
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Their tails are longer than most cats' to help them balance on steep slopes.
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Kyrie Irving of the Boston Celtics has complained about the steep price of celebrity.
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"It's not a steep burden, and it's not too much to ask," he said.
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Steep inflation in the 1990s threatened to derail efforts to open the Chinese economy.
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Measured by points, those are steep drops — the biggest on record for the indexes.
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Wild populations of those same creatures, as we all know, are in steep decline.
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The steep drops as the rivers descend from the mountains augment their hydropower potential.
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Amalfi has only one street, and the rest of the paths are steep staircases.
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"That's some really rugged topography," Dr. Godt said, with steep slopes and elevation differences.
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The deadline also highlighted the steep financial challenge facing some lesser-known candidates. Gov.
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So when the market dips, my entire portfolio won't take such a steep dive.
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The broader Topix rose 1.3% to 1,4.63, also bouncing back from earlier steep losses.
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NYC's epidemic curve looks like a steep staircase, as does the US's epidemic curve.!
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Since then, it has struggled to offset steep declines in print advertising and circulation.
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After such a steep drop, Joule Financial President Quint Tatro warns against bargain hunting.
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Sales were up a steep 143% annually, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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Oil's swift and steep decline has caused energy companies to slash capital spending plans.
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This card does have a steep annual fee: $33, of which $250 is rebated.
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Tech stocks fell after steep gains in six out of the last eight sessions.
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For Faisal's parents it was an easy decision that came at a steep cost.
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The steep price of freedom One arrest can send a family spiraling into debt.
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But even lower-price homes in the area have seen steep price increases lately.
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They face a steep staircase that looks to be made of rainbow-colored clouds.
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Both places are notorious for their steep housing expenses and high cost of living.
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Passengers diverted to Hoboken will receive steep discounts on fares, New Jersey Transit said.
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He gave no specifics on how China might lower its own steep trade barriers.
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All this comes at a pretty steep cost, with the phones starting at $0003.
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Those things carry quite the price tag — not to mention a steep learning curve.
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That seems too steep a price for any of the Yankees' key free agents.
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Five months later, a Public Space Restriction Order imposing steep fines had been passed.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev, the maker of Budweiser, forecast a steep drop in quarterly profits.
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That means a GOP primary challenger would have a steep, if not insurmountable task.
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The valley's southern end is marked by a huge fjord that abuts steep cliffs.
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Chinese airline stocks, which recorded steep losses earlier in the week, also recovered Wednesday.
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If euphoria takes over the market, it could eventually lead to a steep downturn.
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The survey found, though, 2590 colleges with steep application fees of $2110 or more.
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There's trouble in paradise: Hutton is unfaithful, distant and on a steep financial downslide.
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By 2024, buildings will be required to meet emissions limits, or face steep fines.
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But stocks have been under pressure recently amid a steep sell-off in tech.
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That is a steep drop from 215 years earlier, when 23,257 permits were issued.
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Low interest rates manifest as tall towers, steep rents, vacant storefronts, and long commutes.
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They say the state may incur a steep penalty if it violates those agreements.
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"It's such a steep learning curve when you become a mother," Ms. Bell added.
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However, loosening regulations could extract a steep cost from patients and the health system.
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Even $6 for the approachable loaf can be a steep price for many families.
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Suddenly, steep prices need to justify themselves, and a rooftop garden is not enough.
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Thrilled, I followed him down the steep, curving steps that led to the basement.
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The cost to the American health-care system and economy from diabetes is steep.
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That news had currency markets stabilising after a steep selldown of China-exposed assets.
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Harley, like most other motorcycle companies, is trying to reverse a steep sales decline.
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Harley, like most other motorcycle companies, is trying to reverse a steep sales decline.
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To prevent "whisker fatigue," Dr. Moore suggested using a flatter dish without steep sides.
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The political price for the removal — however accomplished — would be steep, and Democratic Rep.
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And balms and pads are often still necessary to make steep heels more bearable.
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It comes with a host of new features, but at a steep price: $999.
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But despite a steep sales decline, it reaffirmed its financial outlook for the year.
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