The numbers are stunning, and they continue to tick upward.
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Even so, the number of cases has continued to tick upward.
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In the afternoon of Asian trading hours, prices continued to tick upward.
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Heading toward a shelter in the Bronx, she watched the cab's meter tick upward.
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The problem, though, is that it looks like those numbers may soon tick upward.
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The fabric arts tick upward in times such as these, when women feel particularly indignant.
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Most people still identify as religious in public polling, but secular affiliation continues to tick upward.
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At any time during the game, simply click the option and watch the money counter tick upward.
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The number of migrants apprehended has also fallen over the past decade, with a recent tick upward.
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When they watch the stock market tick upward, they see the hand of a racist, American God.
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Inflation has begun to tick upward, and rising prices tend to make holding the relevant currency less attractive.
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The report suggests that the trend will tick upward, with more older Americans owning mobile technology each year.
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But it does mean investors shouldn't be surprised if that rate starts to tick upward in the near future.
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In a note on Wednesday, Mizuho said it expected only a mild tick upward in GDP growth, to 7.2 percent.
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As interest rates tick upward, though, homeowners may want to consider whether to draw on that equity for a remodel.
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According to the CDC, you want to take a tweezer and get close to the skin, and then pull the tick upward.
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Interest rates on car loans and some kinds of credit card debt will tick upward, but remain at low levels by historical standards.
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The filing remains on a credit report for seven to 10 years, although the impact decreases over time and your score will tick upward.
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As infections and deaths tick upward, governments have taken a range of measures, from mild to drastic, to try to stop the virus's spread.
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In recent weeks, however, she has seen her support tick upward, suggesting that months of steady policy rollouts and consistent campaign messaging is paying off.
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The information remains on a credit report for seven to 10 years, although the impact decreases over time and your score will tick upward gradually.
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Meanwhile, the number anti-Muslim groups skyrocketed and other types of white nationalist, neo-Nazi and neo-Confederate groups reversed their pattern of decline to tick upward.
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What's more, in recent years the maternal death rate in the US has started to steadily tick upward after experiencing a steady decline throughout the 22013s and '226s.
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Yields continued to tick upward Monday afternoon after Bloomberg reported that President Donald Trump was impressed by economist John Taylor, who is being considered for the central bank's top job.
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While the global temperature does not tick upward every single year, as there are other weather and climate phenomena that play an important role in global temperature, the trend remains significantly upwards.
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As both auto prices and interest rates tick upward, car shoppers might be tempted by the immediate appeal of a lease: lower monthly payments than if the car were purchased with a loan.
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There have been some signs that, in the rare instances when his administration isn't being subsumed by a scandal or a tweet, the president's approval will tick upward, likely because of the performance of the economy.
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But the Commonwealth Fund report highlights some trouble spots within the overall gains in coverage — demographic groups that have seen their uninsured rates tick upward between 2016 and 1003 after a few years of steady decline.
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"Despite the slowdown, we expect reported deal flow figures to tick upward in the coming months due in part to the 124 deals worth an estimated $94.3 billion that have been announced, but not yet closed," PitchBook said.
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Starting with the president, who touts the stock market gains on a regular basis, to the media providing commentary that makes watching the stock market as exciting as watching an NFL game, down to the average person, who "feels" richer watching the stock market tick upward.
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