And it also puts Carey within spitting distance of two major landmarks.
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You're within spitting distance of the Mississippi River—take a deep breath and relax.
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Shares of the fast food giant are within spitting distance of all-time highs.
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That leaves four of the Democratic presidential candidates within spitting distance of one another.
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If you've even walked up within spitting distance of the line, you've walked too far.
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The Dow left 2500 in the dust, getting within spitting distance of 2100,220 by February 1966.
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And on Monday, the market is rising to within spitting distance of that widely watched marker.
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Alphabet is now within spitting distance of overtaking Apple as the world's biggest company by market capitalization.
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Weave's Series D is notable in that it valued the company within spitting distance of unicorn status.
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The other three — Calgary, Winnipeg and Vancouver — are within spitting distance of a postseason spot in the West.
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Startups within spitting distance of a public offering became a popular place to dump some of that money.
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Our seventy-year-old small farm was within spitting distance of the King megafire a few years ago.
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If you live in the United States, you're surely within spitting distance of a plastic-wrapped package of tortillas.
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More to the point, really, it puts the product firmly within spitting distance of the $329 9.7-inch iPad.
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Releasing one within spitting distance of the other is like opening a Walgreens across the street from a CVS.
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But it's expected to be valued within spitting distance of Pinterest when shares are sold to IPO investors late Wednesday.
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The S&P 500 index slipped after coming within spitting distance of a record high following a four-day rise.
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Finally within spitting distance of each other in September, fists looked like they could fly at a moment&aposs notice.
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Spreads "are within spitting distance of where they were in 2006 and 2007," just before the financial crisis, he said.
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So far, selling expensive iPhones has kept Apple's profits surging and pushed its valuation within spitting distance of $1 trillion.
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That would put it within spitting distance of the total currently spent on entertainment by all America's networks and cable companies.
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Within spitting distance of the Federal Reserve, this chic new restaurant serves up a mix of simple meat and seafood dishes.
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"Chewie!" the young Han shouts, as the Wookiee's head comes within spitting distance of a rocky mountainside, moments before everything goes black.
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The price for Bitcoin broke through $2000,0003 on Thursday, within spitting distance of its all-time high, but investors are growing cautious.
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The company's "Commercial Cloud" business is within spitting distance of its fiscal 2018 goal of a $20 billion annualized revenue run rate.
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There he witnessed one of the darkest moments in China's history: he was within spitting distance of the tanks that crushed young demonstrators.
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That means whoever manages to win a flawed competition dominated by the angriest, most terrified partisans ends within spitting distance of the presidency.
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Even so, he came within spitting distance of beating King, who clung to his seat by about 2,20183 votes, a razor-thin margin.
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It's not the absolute worst way to kick off real voting in the 2020 presidential election, but it's within spitting distance of it.
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Adding the average seven-year spread of 1.72 percentage points to that forecast gets the mortgage rate within spitting distance of 2200 percent.
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"The first company to get within spitting distance of a fast food taco is going to be on the cover of WIRED," says Bouzari.
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His latest, Red Moon, is set within spitting distance of today, envisioning the power struggle between an ascendant China and a declining United States.
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It didn't matter who you were or where you lived — you were either playing Candy Crush or within spitting distance of someone who was.
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The Nasdaq Composite index breached the 6,000 mark for the first time on Tuesday, while other indexes came within spitting distance of their peaks.
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That puts it within spitting distance of its lowest level against the dollar since the global financial crisis in 2008, according to the WSJ.
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That number would put the event within spitting distance of the 2016 Super Bowl, which racked up 111.9 million viewers – the third largest in history.
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Shares of the mobile payment provider are up more than 8 percent to start the year and are within spitting distance of their all-time high.
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The euro held at $1.1782, within spitting distance of a more than six-month trough of $1.1715 touched on Monday amid continued political uncertainty in Italy.
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The index level at which most investors will feel the pain is around 7,800, the FT reported -- that's within spitting distance of Thursday's close at 7,835.64.
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Our grieving, introspective hero is persuaded by the comely Dawn to drive within spitting distance of the Mexican border to escort home a backpack of cocaine.
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Fortunately for the novice captain, his gamble worked and he managed to get within spitting distance of finishing out his season and getting all his crew paid.
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A $14.50 move from the current stock price of about $111.60 would put Apple within spitting distance of its all-time high hit back in April 2015.
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Why not Iowa City or Columbia or any of the other not-as-small-as-my-hometown cities that were still within spitting distance of my family?
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Not very, especially for a company with more than $250 billion in cash on its balance sheet and a market value within spitting distance of $1 trillion.
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The NBC/Wall Street Journal poll has her at 26 percent — within spitting distance of frontrunner Biden (21625 percent) and way ahead of Sanders, at 2900 percent.
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McGregor has not said anything more to elaborate on his tweet, nor has there been anything within spitting distance of confirmation coming from his camp or the media.
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The only other person within spitting distance of my age was the father of two French-speaking girls — sisters, it seemed — whose design would celebrate their lifelong bond.
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However, the Turkish currency was still down more than 6 percent on the day and within spitting distance of a record low around 7.24 hit it early Asian trade.
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With its glacier peaks, stoic beaches, and rainforest paths, Olympic National Park basically transcends all natural logic while providing hiking and camping opportunities within spitting distance of the state's capitol.
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Mr. Cruz and other Republicans have criticized Mr. O'Rourke, who stands within spitting distance of Mr. Cruz in recent statewide polls, as being weak on immigration and supporting socialist policies.
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But with the way the bond market has been behaving of late, you'd expect to be in the midst of a cataclysm, not within spitting distance of record highs for stocks.
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The struggle must be pretty real, considering she has a West Wing office within spitting distance of the Oval Office and her official title is assistant to the president, her father.
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But the head spinning-est thing I have witnessed in a long time is Bernie Sanders's rise to within spitting distance of victory in the Texas Democratic primary on Super Tuesday.
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Though Trump has touted "tremendous" growth in the U.S. stock market since he became president, the S&P 500 is within spitting distance of where it traded around 2 years ago.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq Composite hit all-time highs just after the market opened, with the S&P 500 coming within spitting distance of yet another record high.
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Listen to Episode 1 of "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial": El Chapo was seated next to his lawyers at the table, within spitting distance of the prospective jurors while they were being interviewed.
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A typical protest effort is more along the lines of Coal River Mountain Watch's protracted fight to close a MTR site and sludge dam located within spitting distance of Marshfork Elementary School.
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The outcome of the primary's first contests in Iowa and New Hampshire next month, where the top candidates are all within spitting distance of a first place finish, could shape the race.
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And when one poll said he was within spitting distance of beating King, $1 million poured into his campaign within several days, he said, leaving him with more than $2.7 million in donations.
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Despite a nasty start to the year, which incidentally had very little to do with the presidential election, stocks have bounced back hard and are now within spitting distance of all-time highs.
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It means that anybody who wins a party primary — and parties no longer have control over their primaries — anybody who wins a party primary begins within spitting distance of winning the presidential election.
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Among the many others now located around or within spitting distance of the tree-lined oval park are True Ventures, Accel Partners, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Norwest Venture Partners and General Catalyst Partners.
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The dollar inched up on the yen to 111.20, but was still within spitting distance of a recent 2-1/2-month low, as bulls fret about potential delays in U.S. tax cuts.
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But barring outperformance from a handful consumer stocks like Ulta, discretionary equities lagged the broader market as communications, energy and financials names all carried the indexes within spitting distance of their relative records.
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Modern warfare has made such face-offs increasingly rare, but at disputed borders around the world, soldiers and civilians alike live each day in plain view (and within spitting distance) of their adversaries.
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This week, the Nasdaq surged above 6,33 for the first time in history; the Dow closed in again on 21,000, while the S&P 500 is within spitting distance of its all-time high.
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Boîte Although the Lot Radio lies within spitting distance of Williamsburg's looming hotels and overflowing nightclubs, this makeshift hangout, which began as an internet radio station and coffee shop, conjures a charmingly antediluvian era.
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And to think that a tiny startup like Skydio produced a sleek, high-quality drone that's within spitting distance of DJI in so many ways and far more advanced in one... it's hugely impressive.
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The benchmark S&P 500 index came within spitting distance of its July all-time high last week, but has since widened the gap by nearly 2% on conflicting trade headlines and political uncertainty.
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Though interest rates have since come down, Italy's borrowing costs, once near those of Spain, are now within spitting distance of Greek yields, which have fallen with the prospect of a new centre-right government.
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Why it matters: It would be a big loss for Amazon, which has invested heavily in India, and come within spitting distance of Flipkart's market share lead in the world's fastest-growing e-commerce market.
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In the event Legend takes home the trophy, he&aposll outpace fellow celebrities that are within spitting distance of an EGOT — Lin-Manuel Miranda, who only needs an Oscar, and Viola Davis, who is short one Grammy.
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There were at least a half-dozen vehicles within spitting distance of where our Humvee parked, and there were helicopters, armored personnel carriers and other giant carcasses strewn about for visitors to examine and, well, play with.
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If you grew up in the U.S. within spitting distance of a radio, you knew many of hits heartland-rock hits; Full Moon Fever just pulled them all back into focus, with "Free Fallin'" at the fore.
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Paul told reporters Monday that he expects a total of 22019 Republican senators will wind up supporting the measure and said the total vote could come within spitting distance of the 67 needed to override Trump's veto.
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But Mr. Corbyn's electoral prospects in Britain tell a different, far more distressing story — that a person with some of the same impulses as those hooligans can stand within spitting distance of the office of prime minister.
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As long rumored, it's within spitting distance of Washington, DC, where Amazon increasingly has business, some of it lobbying, but more crucially providing cloud computing support for government agencies like the CIA and the Department of Homeland Security.
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Even though it knew Escobar's death came at a fixed point in history — December 2, 1993, to be exact — it began in the 1970s and came within spitting distance of that death by the end of season one.
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Some of them are within spitting distance of cities like Seattle (18 miles away from a facility), Kansas City (55 miles), Denver (77 miles), and Albuquerque (with just happens to have the biggest facility within its city limits).
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"It is really imperative that we reduce our reaction time," said Joseph Nuth of NASA's Goddard Spaceflight Center, noting that the Oort cloud comet C/2013 A1 passed "within spitting distance of Mars" just 22 months after its discovery in January 2013.
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It was everything you want to see for an event that kicked off at 7:30 on a Thursday evening and was staged within spitting distance of a Best Buy, a Shake Shack and the D.M.V.: glamour, confidence, swagger, a spritz of sex — but only a spritz.
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In fact, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal, the company's not looking at just any spot for its first Apple Store – it's specifically been scouting spots within spitting distance of Samsung's global flagship store in Seoul's fancy Gangnam District, three stories devoted to all things Galaxy.
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Along with Samsung making its first acquisition out of Greece this week, you can see how the race for talent is seeing companies cast their nets far and wide beyond the valley; and also how talent doesn't have to be located within spitting distance of US 101 to get noticed.
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After we chat about our experiences at the festival, features Editor Michelle Lhooq joins the cast to talk about a piece we published last week about helping a friend through a bad psychedelic trip, which is always good knowledge to have on hand when you're within spitting distance of a mainstage.
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Three new luxury properties — The Setai Tel Aviv (in a former Ottoman prison with Crusader-era origins); The Jaffa (an Aby Rosen recreation of a former hospice for malaria victims) and The Drisco, a revival of Jaffa's first luxury hotel, shuttered since 1940) — opened last year, within spitting distance of each other.
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It's within spitting distance of Gunsmoke's 635-episode all-time record for a scripted series.) To that end, the network has brought back not only 24 but also Prison Break, complete with its original cast (including several characters who were declared dead at one point or another in the show's original run).
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Living almost within spitting distance of the last city remnants of Berlin Wall, I have cycled to Poland, through the rolling, baked yellow countryside of the former East Germany, read the original menu from the Fernsehturm de Berlin (the restaurant at the top of East Berlin's TV tower), and discovered a cornucopia of Soviet memorabilia in a man's attic.
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However, if you are within spitting distance of a mileage program&aposs top status tier and there are benefits like systemwide upgrades, tens of thousands of bonus miles, or the chance to gift elite status to someone else at stake, it might be worth trying to hit a credit card spending threshold to unlock that value.
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In 1839, when the nascent Scottsville library first appeared, The Farmers' Library was divided between Scottsville and Garbuttsville. The members from Scottsville took their books away, establishing a new library in Ira Carpenter's store. This was located in the front half of that part of the municipal building which until recently housed the fire department. In fact, it was literally within spitting distance of the present library building.
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However, after sighting several outbound freighters about from the coast, executive officer Frederick "Fritz" Harlfinger II (who later commanded ) convinced Azer that the mines be planted as close in as possible. Hence Whale's first war patrol was conducted "within spitting distance" of the Japanese beach. Whale was the first American submarine to plant mines in Empire waters. During the war, no one on the American side knew how effective these mines proved to be, but a postwar analysis of Japanese shipping records credited Whale's minefield with sinking five enemy ships.
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Casper Galloway, an overcautious boy, has become afraid of anything dangerous since the day his father died in an accident at the Occult Barn, his grandfather Horus's shop. When Horus receives a lifetime achievement award, Casper mans the shop so Horus can collect the trophy. Horus warns "no one is to come within spitting distance" of an urn kept on a high shelf topped with a skull. Horus goes on to explain that Casper's great grandfather Gilbert Galloway imprisoned a malevolent spirit inside the urn and it will curse the person that lets it out.
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