People in the news often inspire upticks in porn searches.
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Upticks in violence also have occurred before previous ceasefire attempts.
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Some states are introducing regional upticks in the wage floor.
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Meanwhile, vehicular deaths are leveling off after years of troubling upticks.
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Plus, both leaders feel buoyed by upticks in their domestic economies.
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Other research firms have reported similar upticks in hand sanitizer sales.
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The appointment of such figures can inspire upticks in stock prices.
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We also know those exemptions are linked to upticks in preventable diseases.
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Those downturns follow strong upticks that correlate closely to the 2016 election.
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Slight upticks in the latter in 216 and 2016 helped Mr Trump.
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What is behind the upticks, they said, is a matter of speculation.
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The report finds upticks in women ages 19 to 23 as well.
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He's said it was "wildly" successful and led to large upticks in engagement.
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State caps would have averted upticks in emissions if natural gas prices rise.
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He came away persuaded and has been heartened by upticks in some recent polls.
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Small upticks in some types of crime in some areas has muddied the picture.
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Their stories span decades, with notable upticks after 9/11 and Mr. Trump's election.
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And 2015's record breaking year for car sales was propelled by upticks in crossovers.
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Cities with steep price increases today will probably have much smaller upticks in the future.
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Like all stock market upticks, this one has been driven by sharp inflows of money.
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But Cramer warned to consider all of these upticks not as investments, but as trades.
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In Quinnipiac's poll, Warren was steady, while both Sanders and Biden saw very slight upticks.
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But local branches, which have separate funding streams, have reportedly seen upticks in donations as well.
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National news events—holidays, natural disasters, and high profile deaths—create huge upticks in false news.
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Thompson has enjoyed similar upticks in road games and is averaging 2109 points on the trip.
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Microsoft's Windows Virtual Desktop and Power BI services have seen upticks as well, the company said.
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Dr. Trawinski suspects that number is rising steadily, a result of upticks in Parent Plus borrowing.
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Post-election surge Other organizations that help women run for office -- some nonpartisan -- are also reporting upticks.
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Mohamed says she now had to stow 120 items per hour, the first of several productivity upticks.
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The EPA released yearly air-quality counts Tuesday showing upticks in soot and some other pollutants nationally.
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Despite some upticks over the last few years, bond yields have consistently returned back to their downtrend.
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NOTHING ELSE HAPPENS, THAT RELEASES ANIMAL SPIRITS AND UPTICKS WHERE EARNINGS AND OTHER THINGS SHOULD BE. ITS CRAZY.
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The Western world has long seen upticks in nostalgia and reactionism when people are frustrated, fatigued, or frightened.
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Clinton's post-convention bounce was in line with the upticks that President Obama received in 2008 and 2012.
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The government added that pricing pressures were widespread, citing upticks in gasoline, shelter, apparel, medical care and food.
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The team's data did find upticks in searches for "suicide hotline number" (21 percent) and "suicide prevention" (23 percent).
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Fed governor Stanley Fischer on Monday hinted at increased interest rates this year by mentioning possible upticks in inflation.
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In the days since the decision to delay the Olympics, Japan has been announcing significant upticks in coronavirus cases.
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Traffic deaths are dropping slightly After years of troubling upticks, traffic deaths in the US are finally leveling off.
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He noted on Twitter that upticks in the bitcoin price and Google searches have historically led to price corrections.
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The dress code has been adopted by schools across the country with no reported upticks in misbehavior or other problems.
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American women are working longer too, and similar upticks have been witnessed in Japan and other parts of western Europe.
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More research needed The upticks in bond trading at banks may lend support to the findings that liquidity is stable.
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The upticks are especially alarming considering the already high rate of pedestrian deaths at the hands of drivers every year.
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But while social pressures can lead to compelling academic theories, upticks riskier borrowing appeared to have more insidious economic implications.
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Beauty and apparel are especially hurting, but some sellers of home and essential products have seen sales upticks, sources said.
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Electronic bond-trading platforms also registered notable upticks, with MarketAxess and Tradeweb both reporting record credit trading volumes last week.
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Across the country, some cities have seen upticks in homicides while others have seen their numbers hold steady or decline.
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"As long as sequelitis doesn't cripple audiences, 2019 should see upticks on all the important weekends versus last year," Bock said.
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The last time we saw significant upticks in the death rate was 2005, when there was an especially bad flu season.
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The Nasdaq composite closed 0.57 percent higher at 7,703.79 thanks to upticks in Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google-parent Alphabet.
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Contrary to the fears of some critics, marijuana regulatory schemes are not predictive of upticks in cannabis use by young people.
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The National Human Trafficking Hotline sees "slight upticks" in calls and reports during Super Bowl weekend, Polaris spokesman Brandon Bouchard said.
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The items with the biggest upticks in consumer interest are water and guns, which jumped 166 percent and 360 percent, respectively.
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Another explanation for 2019&aposs challenges is the cyclical nature of the trucking industry — big upticks are typically followed by downturns.
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That means manufacturers and retailers pay more to move their goods — and the price that the end consumer pays upticks, too.
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But more recently, studies have probed its connection to farther afield things, like lower SAT scores and upticks in suicide rates.
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For example, after surveying employees, one Emtrain client discovered upticks of workplace conflict and harassment during offsite sales trainings, Todd said.
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"We did see some troubling upticks," says Sara Collins, senior vice president at Commonwealth Fund and lead author of the study.
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He said investors should look for favorable upticks in global debt yields, which tends to help banks generate some sort of return.
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Life insurers are seeing big upticks in applications for term life insurance policies, the most popular and affordable type of life insurance.
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The same could be said of other urban and majority-black suburban metropolitan areas where upticks in gun violence have raged on unabated.
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From 2007 to 2017, Hawaii saw a 19% increase in its number of homeless citizens — one of the biggest upticks in the country.
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Last week's data showed upticks in states such as California, Washington, and Nevada — places that were hit hard at first, according to Shierholz.
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This the usual state of affairs in athletics: steady, incremental upticks resulting from slight improvements in training, nutrition and the overall level of competition.
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Labe says some years may see temporary upticks in Bering Sea ice extent, but that overall, climate change is now in the driver's seat.
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This is known as the dollar-cost averaging strategy (as opposed to lump-sum investing), and it means ignoring downturns as much as upticks.
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"Strong upticks from key OPEC members in July helped push group production up significantly versus June," analysts at JBC Energy said in a report.
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Despite the polling upticks, progressives argue the money they've poured into their primaries will, in the end, amount to little more than vanity projects.
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That cut upticks to $100 billion if Amazon also moved 3.5 billion non-Amazon parcels that FedEx, UPS and the USPS would otherwise move.
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Our site couldn't handle even minor upticks in traffic and lacked basic e-commerce features (not what you want for an e-commerce only brand).
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Since the presidential election, organizations have documented upticks in reports of bias and harassment of immigrants and Muslim, Sikh, Hindu, Arab and South Asian communities.
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Romer found that across these time scales, you can see that small upticks in growth accumulate, adding up to massive, transformative changes in people's lives.
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They cite upticks in attendance and, yes, higher test scores at high schools in Connecticut, Kentucky and Virginia, which have moved their start times later.
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Plus, employment gains by non-college white men have been erratic, subject to significant seasonal upticks compared with the employment trends of college-educated whites.
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These upticks have been attributed to the presidency of Donald Trump, who has emboldened white supremacists by refusing to denounce Nazis and perpetuating racist conspiracy theories.
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Lee pointed out that there are still areas where the market has not fully embraced upticks in the economy that are fueling parts of the rally.
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A recent study found slight upticks in the number of people who say they would feel comfortable riding in a self-driving vehicle, though concerns remain.
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So, on one hand, we have one of the biggest upticks in popular resentment against the police in the past twenty years in the United States.
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Mining stocks in Australia ended mixed, with Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton gaining 3.20 and 4.85 percent, respectively, boosted by upticks in commodity prices this week.
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And the index, which typically moves the opposite direction of the S&P 500, has sustained elevated levels, even amid sharp upticks in the stock market.
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But the rate of deforestation, despite recent upticks, is less than a fifth of what it was in 2004, when forest the size of Belgium was cleared.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot plans to meet with police officials in what she's calling "accountability Mondays" to discuss upticks in weekend violence, she told CNN affiliate WLS.
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Spokesman Flavio di Giacomo said periodic upticks can be due to "strategy of the traffickers that we cannot know," such as the availability of boats in Libya.
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T.C. Wilson is a lifetime resident of Reading and said it has experienced a steady decline in quality of life alongside upticks in violence and drug use.
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The Japanese government bond market has been the most immune to upticks in inflation, however microscopic, because the Bank of Japan and domestic owners of bonds dominate.
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The team was able to monitor upticks or drops in the hate speech across Reddit and if that speech had "migrated" to other subreddits as a result.
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TQL (which launched its trucking app in 2015) and XPO (whose app launched in 2018, but has long been involved in automated freight brokerage) saw similar upticks.
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"Until there is a sustained sell-off in the dollar, speculators will be more prone to sell upticks (in gold)," said Stephen Innes, APAC trading head, OANDA.
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This feedback loop, building in the United States and Europe since long before the latest upticks in arrivals, may be a major driver of the populist revolt.
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Yet in recent years, while soccer continued declining, baseball and basketball experienced upticks, buoyed by developmental programs begun by Major League Baseball and the National Basketball Association.
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From budget to luxury brands, rental companies to hotels, a number of industry groups have reported double digit upticks in solo travel over the last few years.
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Similar, incremental upticks were seen in the rates of job-based coverage among the two major subgroups of workers: people at small firms, and people at large firms.
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Ecopetrol said earlier this month its first-quarter net profit increased 5% to around $847 million on the back of output and sales upticks and greater operating efficiencies.
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"There's still tons of fraud opportunity out there, and upticks we are seeing now are database breaches and due to the rapid growth of e-commerce," Conroy said.
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Hurricanes between 1980 and 2004 were followed by upticks in migration to the United States, according to a new study by two economists at the University of Michigan.
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South Korean defense stocks, which saw sharp upticks in the previous session following reports of North Korea's purported nuclear test traded lower, falling between 8.77 and 10.44 percent.
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Overall, 2202 percent of those polled said they oppose Kavanaugh, while 2628 percent said they support him, both upticks from what Americans told CNN pollsters in early September.
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Every state posted an increase in unemployment filings in the same week, with some seeing drastic upticks in the number of people seeking benefits from the previous week.
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Williams-Sonoma CEO Laura Alber attributed the high-end cookware chain's upticks in new customer accounts, traffic trends and orders to the push toward new digital ad formats.
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But distrust in police can help explain why some cities, like Chicago, have seen upticks in violence following high-profile police shootings or other incidents of potential police abuse.
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The 5003-year-old is a lifetime resident of Reading and said it has experienced a steady decline in quality of life alongside upticks in violence and drug use.
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Despite recent upticks, crime is at record lows and the use of stop and frisk is down; the number of people held at Rikers Island jail has also dropped.
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If there are real and enduring upticks in corporate investment from the tax bill, it will emerge in forthcoming data, but recent history suggests we should be deeply skeptical.
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" SNAP is an effective recession buffer: Again and again, researchers have found upticks in SNAP enrollment coinciding with recessions, which is why food stamps are referred to "automatic stabilizers.
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That capital is important to helping the company grow, she says — but there's a strategy to raising so frequently, with only relatively small upticks in the valuation each time.
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Despite posting a collective 3.8 percent revenue increase, steep upticks in operating expenses drove down the pretax profits of nine publicly traded U.S. airlines, Airlines for America (A43A) said.
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U.S. armed groups have long patrolled the U.S. border, their numbers rising during upticks in migrant apprehensions, such as during the mid 2000s when the Minuteman Project was established.
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Scientists haven't found any upticks in obesity or cancer or gastrointestinal illnesses or allergies that could plausibly be correlated with the introduction of GM foods anywhere in the world.
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Governors and local leaders across the US have been pleading with people to comply as cases in almost every state continue to see dramatic upticks in COVID-19 diagnoses.
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It's true that many major cities have seen upticks in homicide, and the Trump administration will likely wield that as a weapon for a more law-and-order approach.
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"We've done a number of redevelopments over the past three to five years, and we're seeing upticks in our traffic in the mid to high single digits," Coradino said.
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One of the most heavily lobbied efforts of modern time, the latest cancer moonshot provides a sop to the drug industry, as steep upticks in pharma stocks are indicating.
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Such consequences would include high amounts of sea level rise that could swallow coastal cities worldwide, to sharp upticks in heat waves, floods, and drought events in many areas.
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Bloom saw major upticks in sign-ups after Facebook scandals, such as the Cambridge Analytica incident in March and the security breach disclosed in September that affected 30 million accounts.
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But these countries have seen massive upticks in their own plastic trash, they often lack the infrastructure for managing that waste, and have also contemplated implementing restrictions similar to China's.
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Langston notes that he's seen those same upticks since the election on November 8 (about a 35% increase) during what are typically some of the slowest months in online dating.
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Five black-owned travel organizations told VICE News that they've experienced upticks in interest from clients eager to get out of the United States since the election of Donald Trump.
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Millennials struggle to afford the help they needThere are several reasons for the upticks in "deaths of despair," according to the Trust for America's Health and Well Being Trust report.
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Aside from a few upticks, Facebook's stock price has been in decline since July 25, falling from an all-time high of $217 per share to the current $158 per share.
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Analyzing these, the team was able to correlate upticks in hate speech in the comments of certain YouTube videos to the time the link was posted in a thread on /pol/.
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With nearly 600 terrorist acts occurring since 9/11, with big upticks in activity over the last few years, it's likely Trump would have utilized the existing program in some form.
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Then those same crowds will tail off, with occasional year-to-year upticks, settling in among the bottom of the NHL ratings barrel, just like what happened with the Arizona Coyotes.
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That starts with looking at what the numbers have shown us over time: many decreases, a few upticks and no evidence that any mayor has abdicated his duty to the city.
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While the group's upticks may have seemed like a happy coincidence, Cramer said the federal government's outdated tech makes room for these titans to help cut costs and upgrade its systems.
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Journalists who think they are providing comprehensive coverage of Trump have invited various freaks and provocateurs into the news arena, sparking ratings upticks and clicks, but yielding little perspective or substance.
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Nikki Haley strongly condemned Russian actions at an emergency U.N. meeting today about recent upticks in violence in the eastern Ukraine Donbass region between Russian-backed separatists and the Ukrainian army.
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Among other evidence: Scientists haven't found any upticks in obesity or cancer or gastrointestinal illnesses or allergies that could plausibly be correlated with the introduction of GM foods anywhere in the world.
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The idea, says Tinder, was inspired by trends the company was already seeing in product usage during this March time frame, when there would be huge upticks in some cities and locations.
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A scroll through Sports Media Watch's season-long compilation shows the trend in stark form — red boxes connoting declines outnumber green boxes signifying upticks at a rate of about 4-to-1.
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Why it matters: Physically, the iGen are safer than previous generations, but psychologically they are much more vulnerable to mental illness, including serious upticks in depression and suicide, according to the report.
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You look at other parts, when there's real upticks in applications and receiving of [supplemental] Social Security benefits that include Medicaid, that's where you see the high prevalence of the prescription drugs.
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For smaller trucking companies, such upticks can't be passed down to their customer base of retailers and manufacturers — who can just go to a cheaper trucking company in the ultra-competitive space.
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South Korea, Italy, Iran and Germany have all recorded sharp upticks in cases of the flu-like virus in recent days, with many countries imposing travel restrictions on virus-hit areas worldwide.
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Several organizations, including the Warhol Museum and the Carnegie Mellon International Film Festival, credited Romero-related events for significant upticks in attendance, results that Mr. Lowenstein hopes will help turn Romero Lives!
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The findings suggest that crime in America is continuing its long-term decline since the 258s, despite apparently temporary upticks in violent crime and murder that concerned criminologists in 20163 and 22016.
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"We've historically seen huge upticks in Tinder usage during Spring Break in these destinations, and we are excited to give users the unique experience to connect before they pack their bags," she said.
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The homicide rate has slowed since earlier in the year, and police officials over the last month say they have seen hopeful signs, with upticks in gun recoveries, investigative stops and murder arrests.
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That said, the authorities in states with the laws, including Connecticut, Indiana, Oregon and Washington, say they have seen patterns: upticks in the use of such laws after mass shootings in other places.
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Alarming upticks in child marriage have been documented in humanitarian emergencies around the world, as families force adolescent girls to marry early as a means of protection or as an economic safety net.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's inflation will slow after upticks in recent months, but not fall toward the 3% target rate before the end of next year, analysts said in a Reuters poll on Wednesday.
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In recent years, there have been noticeable upticks in far-right violence, even if its frequency and deadliness have often been overshadowed by the more high-profile attacks claimed by the Islamic State.
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Strong upticks in France, Spain, Italy and Japan helped offset flat German revenues related to sluggish industrial staffing at the start of 2016, following a slowdown in the automotive sector up to Christmas.
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While this process has long been known, the new study underscores its significance, since it means the surface of the ice sheet can be extremely sensitive to seemingly small upticks in summer air temperatures.
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Warren and Biden each saw slight upticks n their favorability ratings among Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters; more than three-quarters now hold a positive view of each of them (230% and 23% respectively).
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While he stressed that homegamers shouldn't get too caught up in whether the 8003-year Treasury, a benchmark for bonds, yields 2.8 percent or 3 percent, he acknowledged that its upticks could threaten REITs.
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Earlier this month, for instance, a University of Tennessee Knoxville study funded by the Defense Department found that Trump's polling upticks during the 423 campaign correlated with social media activity by Russian trolls and bots.
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Then, between 2001 and 2008, the rate started to climb back up, which could have been because of upticks in populations such as poor and Hispanic women, who are at increased risk of unintended pregnancy.
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While the downturn and higher unemployment are believed to have fostered upticks in crime, much of the bloodshed is caused by turf wars between fast-growing gangs that control drug routes and other illicit activities.
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Upticks in suicides, drug overdoses, and alcohol-related diseases "are all symptoms of people struggling in a poor economy who can&apost afford housing, find consistent jobs," and despair because of it, according to Woolf.
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The picture Harte sees, with upticks in inflation and the Consumer Price Index (CPI), could suggest higher rates in the near future, which would certainly benefit the banks, he said, though he would not recommend speculating.
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The landscape, Cramer reiterated Wednesday, is now one where oil use is not seeing meaningful upticks, where the U.S. has plenty of spare output capacity and where technology has created efficiencies in the oil-drilling process.
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Sports should be fun, and bad sports — the clanged jumpers, the cheap interceptions — are like a C-Span marathon: lethargic and unending, the sparse upticks in action fooling you into sticking around just a little longer.
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BNSF brought back roughly 225,229 of those workers as coal volumes rose this year, along with high levels of grain and upticks in intermodal containers and trailers, and sand used in hydraulic fracturing, spokesman Zak Andersen said.
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Unlike in previous years, this cap does not include a so-called "unallocated reserve" quota for the administration to respond to unforeseen upticks in refugees within one of the regions, a State Department official confirmed to CNN.
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Twenty percent of the African-Americans who voted early in the runoff had not participated in the state's all-party primary, and there were considerable upticks in turnout around urban hubs like New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
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Big upticks were found in planned trips this fall and holiday season to Turkey (up 310 percent, in data captured largely before recent financial turmoil walloped the country), Egypt (up 264 percent) and Morocco (up 144 percent).
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There was crucial support to state and local governments to stabilize school funding and maintain Medicaid; huge upticks for retraining and clean energy investments; and billions in tax cuts to working families and businesses around the country.
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Concerned over industry-wide rate reductions, a possible pricing war and potential upticks in churn, investors rapidly sold the country's three major wireless companies — including SoftBank — causing their collective market caps to plunge $34 billion the following day.
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Otherwise, AT&T's, Netgear's, and Reddit's forums are deathly quiet when it comes to any actual 5G users, and Ookla's Speedtest Intelligence database doesn't seem to show any dramatic speed upticks in AT&T's 12 announced 5G cities.
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"As mortgage rates have fallen this month, Redfin has seen upticks in the number of people wanting to talk with our agents about buying homes and the number going on home tours," said Redfin chief economist Daryl Fairweather.
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The report cites a few reasons behind these upticks — young adults are more inclined to engage in risk-taking behaviors, comprise the highest number of enrolled military personnel, and disproportionately live in "high-stress environments" like correctional facilities.
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Since the start of his campaign, Trump has relentlessly trumpeted that unauthorized immigration is increasing, that it yields upticks in violent crime, that it causes undue stress on our healthcare system, and that it unfairly increases job competition.
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The committee does caution that modifying the DNA of plants could conceivably introduce new allergens into our foods that are difficult to test for — though, again, we haven't seen any broad upticks in allergies among people eating GM crops.
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As we discussed earlier this week, despite having always held on to a clunky amount of debt, SoftBank has managed to deliver consistent growth by making sure its revenue and operating growth outpaced the upticks in its debt and interest expense.
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There's no question excess staff can of course help warehouses absorb upticks in volume, though how many surprises there could be for a company like Amazon with access to troves of individualized customer data spanning over two decades is dubious.
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Cases of flesh-eating disease were also reported in the wake of Hurricane Harvey in 2017, and Noble said she heard anecdotally from emergency room physicians in North Carolina that they saw upticks in infections after hurricanes Matthew and Florence.
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"China came in a little bit stronger than what we anticipated at the end of Q1, but we still see healthy demand in the U.S. and small upticks in Europe as well," Eivind Kallevik, CFO of Norsk Hydro, told CNBC.
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"We should be seeing some serious upticks in orders if the tax cut is going to lead to the promised jump in investment," Dean Baker, an economist from the liberal-leaning Center for Economic and Policy Research, said in an email.
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Moreover, by building models that use data collected at multiple points in time, we're able to consider expected week-to-week fluctuations in search behavior, such as upticks in election-related Google searches during campaign trail events, for any given state.
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They also say upticks in some crime categories (incidences of all "sexual crimes" spiked in 2015) were noted but are comparable to levels prior to the mass-immigration influx—and certainly not indicative of a major crime wave due to foreigners.
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Driven by upticks in Japanese, Taiwanese and also Chinese imports, LNG shipments into North Asia have risen from weekly levels of around 3 billion cubic metres (bcm) to 4 bcm between mid-May and mid-June, according to Eikon data.
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One study even found fertility rates to be a "leading economic indicator" — predicting downturns (and upticks) in advance — while another found the sharp decline in fertility rates to be "closely linked to the souring of the economy" that began around 2008.
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ET, ESPN ABOUT INDIANA (15-503, 5-9 Big Ten): One positive in an otherwise difficult, injury-plagued stretch is the slight upticks in production from leading scorer James Blackmon Jr. (17.0) and sophomore forward Juwan Morgan, each of whom recently missed time.
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Lazear, who chaired the Council of Economic Advisors under President George W. Bush, said that upticks in labor participation and wage growth and a decline in workers taking up part-time jobs for involuntary reasons show that the economy is steadily recovering.
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"The proximate causes were modest improvements in macro data," such as ADP's US payrolls data, nonmanufacturing activity, and the Citi Economic Surprise Index, as well as increased optimism about the US-China trade war and recent upticks in the 10-year Treasury yield.
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Homicides in New York City have been falling, but the department's plans for the Bronx reflect a growing recognition by police chiefs in cities experiencing upticks in murder that heavy caseloads let crimes go unsolved and feed a cycle of street violence.
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Driven by upticks in Japanese, Taiwanese and also Chinese imports, LNG shipments into North Asia have risen from weekly levels of around 3 billion cubic metres (bcm) to 4 bcm between mid-May and mid-June, according to Thomson Reuters Eikon data.
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Researchers at the University of California, Irvine, assigned 41 college students to three different groups: Over a period of four weeks, the researchers collected almost 2,900 measurement of the subjects' moods, and found that those in all three categories experienced upticks in their happiness levels.
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At the start of the 2018-2019 season, most flu cases were due to a strain that was managed and remedied by vaccines, however by mid-February, a more severe strain — poorly matched to this year's flu vaccine — led to upticks in illnesses and hospitalizations.
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Officials hope to stem inflation and keep the economy solid as it grows over the long run, but these upticks affect home buyers and other borrowers most acutely in the short term: Higher interest rates on mortgages and other loans can add up, and quickly.
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New horizontal drilling operations, natural gas pipelines, and extractive mining operations have all seen upticks since Trump took office, a direct result of his appointment of oil and gas shills to lead the Department of the Interior, Environmental Protection Agency, and Bureau of Land Management.
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Some groups that identify as anti-fascist say they've seen upticks in interest since the alt-right has gained momentum following the election because people feel that "you have to pick a side," as the national chair of a group called By Any Means Necessary put it.
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New York City is a coronavirus hotspot, but that doesn't mean it's best to leaveNew York City has the majority of coronavirus cases in the country, but other locales are starting to experience upticks in cases, which in some cases could be due to travel from New York.
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Instead of cheering the moves, trading executives pointed to signs that the bond market does not much care about the Fed's balance sheet shrinkage, and noted that upticks in bond yields like those following comments from central bankers in England and Europe this week have not lasted long in recent years.
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For his part, Mr. Sessions has repeatedly hawked a nationwide crime wave that doesn't exist, and he has called crime spikes in certain areas a "dangerous, permanent trend that places the health and safety of the American people at risk" — despite the lack of any evidence that recent upticks will last.
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All three children had been in the custody of CBP's El Paso sector, which between November and December saw significant upticks in families crossing remote parts of the border to seek asylum in the US. The Juarez Casa del Migrante has also seen significant increases in the number of immigrants, according to Rivera.
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Or, perhaps, this year's increases will turn out to be nothing more than a series of temporary upticks, and the entire debate and controversy surrounding the rise in violent crime — and Ferguson effect — will look like an overreaction to a brief statistical anomaly as the long-term trend toward less crime continues.
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HONG KONG — An alarming surge of new coronavirus cases outside China, with fears of a major outbreak in Iran, is threatening to transform the contagion into a global pandemic, as countries around the Middle East scrambled to close their borders and continents so far largely spared reported big upticks in the illness.
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United States Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE alleges that statewide laws regulating the use and retail sale of cannabis by adults are leading to upticks in violent crime.
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In a post in September 22013 for the Marshall Project, Bruce Frederick, a senior research fellow at the Vera Institute of Justice, cited Chicago as an example of this happening: Homicides are down in the Windy City compared with decades ago, but the trend hasn't been totally smooth from year to year, producing upticks here and there.
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Since proposing the model in 703, Randall and her collaborators have argued that a dark disk might explain gamma rays coming from the galactic center, the planar distribution of dwarf galaxies orbiting the Andromeda galaxy and the Milky Way, and even periodic upticks of comet impacts and mass extinctions on Earth, discussed in Randall's 2015 popular-science book, Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs.
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The arrests were the latest effort to crack down on gang violence in the city, where the spread of street crews has been an anomaly and a vexing challenge for law enforcement: Though crime, especially murder, has fallen over all in the last 25 years, certain precincts, especially in the Bronx and Brooklyn, have experienced upticks in acts of violence.
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There have been meaningful upticks in the share saying Trump is "not at all likely" to reduce the amount of corruption in Washington (from 35% to 266%), get Mexico to reimburse the United States for the cost of a wall along the border (from 255% to 274%) and on the prospects for building that wall in the first place (from 265% to 214%).
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS --STOF maintains table game operations and continues to pay compact fee percentages as defined under the current compact; --Low single-digit revenue and EBITDA growth with more notable upticks in years when Tampa and Hollywood projects open; --Recurring tribal distributions and casino maintenance capex levels consistent with the past few years; --Free cash flow is negative from 2017 - 2019 due to development capex, but returns to more normalized, positive levels in 2020 after the Tampa and Hollywood projects are complete.
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