All these requirements will increase year by year until 13.
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"Crime doesn't just steadily decrease year by year," Chettiar explained.
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Year by year, the distance between father and son grew.
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I've definitely seen the term "elderly" changing year by year.
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Stats on how many happy birthdays I got, year by year.
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But year by year, the trade-off is becoming more dramatic.
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I kind of just take it year by year and see.
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The nation grows more diverse and better-educated year by year.
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"The kids are getting better, year by year," he said hopefully.
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"Year by year, you learn a little bit every day," Altuve said.
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"The reasons for excuses are getting shorter year by year," he said.
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It happens day by day, year by year, until next thing — oops!
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Moment by moment, year by year we entrust ourselves to each other.
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"At my age, you have to take it year by year," Ginsburg said.
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But survey studies do not tend to look at incidence year by year.
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Netflix's corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to expand year by year.
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Since then, the arrest rate has fallen almost without interruption year by year.
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Mr. Da Frassini said he had seen the situation worsen year by year.
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Little by little and year by year, we grew disinterested with the act.
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Year by year, Novy God does appear to have become more widely accepted.
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But these days, the number of fancy restaurants goes up year by year.
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Year by year, my vomit threshold fell, until it undercut my drunk threshold.
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Thermal-power output is now actually declining year by year, evidence of weakening demand.
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The speech links to official year by year statistics from the Illinois State Police.
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And month by month and year by year, his speech slurred more and more.
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The estimate was described as a high-end estimate subject to change year by year.
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So the risk is increasing year by year—but our capacity is also matching that.
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From 2004-2005 through last year, the year by year average is about 41 percent.
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Once that has happened, the threat from epidemic viruses will diminish year by year thereafter.
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Friends and acquaintances approach or recede year by year…Their presence has no particular significance.
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Why does Putin tolerate Ramzan Kadyrov's outrages in Chechnya, which get worse year by year?
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As the earth heats up, year by year, the risk of fire will only increase.
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"It is nothing new to me: It has been always year by year," he said.
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Year by year, things went worse and worse from the Arabs and the Israelis perspectives.
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Year by year, it seemed to align more closely with large corporations and the global elite.
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They've watched me grow year by year, and I think that's why people continue to follow.
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I just want to take it year by year, because we don't have that much time.
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To pass the time, he would memorize and recite the Ravens players' stats, year-by-year.
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Congressional Office of Compliance releases year-by-year breakdown of harassment settlements and awards: pic.twitter.com/vxbezi22wb
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It's grown, year by year until three years ago they were able to book a ship.
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Ratnesh Tihari, a 42-year-old electrician, said he felt it getting hotter year by year.
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And year by year, sensors are able to detect smaller and smaller targets that have increased endurance.
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The continuing rise of populism, though, is something to measure decade by decade, not year by year.
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He said right now, DHS is evaluating what's possible and prudent on a year-by-year basis.
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We undertake a year-by-year analysis of whether or not we can stay in the market.
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But, as the year-by-year results show, how that point is decided upon can vary wildly.
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It also looked at changes year by year to see how costs and benefits accrued over time.
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Year by year, Gonzaga runs out of accolades to garner, skeptics to disprove and objectives to accomplish.
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Social Security, one of the largest government expenditures year by year, is too big to fail, he said.
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That cap will rise year by year, but spending will go up more slowly than it would have.
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Previously, Congress extended this rule year by year, often waiting so late that givers were left in confusion.
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"The footage is like a time capsule, measuring these boys' lives kind of year by year," Wardle says.
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I don't know how you solve it, but you've definitely seen an increase in velocity year by year.
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"You have to focus on the process, and year by year make the best of what you have."
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The mainstream PKN, with over 1m adherents, has lost members year by year; the stricter HHK has held steady.
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"I've really given myself sort of the respect or honor to take it year by year," she told E!
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While big chocolate manufacturers continue to dominate the market, 'super premium' chocolate sales are steadily growing year by year.
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What if we looked year by year and determined the maximum reported age of death for that particular year?
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I had an asset that was increasing in value, year by year, that let me earn a stable income.
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It's important to note these differences because they help blueprint the cultural walls that have built up year-by-year.
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That's because with young companies, it's natural to have negative cash flow on a year-by-year basis, he said.
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""And they will have growing influence year by year, which means that America over time will continue to get better.
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Year by year, the little creatures that share this yard have been teaching me the value of an untidy garden.
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He could tell how the temperature had changed ice layer by ice layer, which is to say year by year.
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"There's a lot of effort put forward now on managing taxable income and being conscious year-by-year," said Lewis.
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Year by year, the share of whites in the population shrinks while the share of Latinos, blacks and Asian-Americans swells.
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Nadal&aposs introduction included a year-by-year accounting of every time he&aposd already won the title at Roland Garros.
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Those guys have real problems, but they pale compared to TV's real problem — its audience is melting away, year by year.
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"The analytical protocol to extract it and analyze it in water had to be improved year by year," González-Mariño said.
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"I just feel like I know myself more than I've ever known myself and that is expediently better year by year."
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Those guys have real problems, but they pale compare to TV's real problem: Its audience is melting away, year by year.
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The CEO said ongoing investment projects would continue as planned and reaffirmed a payout policy to increase dividends year by year.
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"What's alarming is the continuous month-by-month, year-by-year increase that has been measured over the past 30 years."
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But as deductibles and other forms of cost sharing have inched up year by year, the nature of insurance has changed.
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Both the pace and timing of U.S. spring planting is mostly dictated by the weather, so progress varies year by year.
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Prior research had calibrated the curve on a decade-to-decade basis; Pearson and Salzer broke it down year by year.
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Both sides—I can't believe I'm both-sidesing this—of this niche culture war goad each other more year by year.
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I mean you could go on, but you could probably name one year by year, that everyone assumed ... Smart people assumed.
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We drew up a detailed, year-by-year history of how fentanyl began to spread across the US. Twitter's not playing anymore.
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Rampant deforestation, wildlife trade, urbanization, and globalization are increasing our chances, year-by-year, of the next 'big one' making the jump.
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Under its influence, federal spending decreased from $85033 trillion in 2011 to $3.51 trillion in 2014, rather than ballooning year by year.
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Estimates on just how many of us color our hair are spotty, but data suggests it's going up dramatically, year by year.
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What would it be like to experience our journey from ape to human minute by minute, day by day, year by year?
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Week by week, year by year, he built a reputation for finding restaurants that were virtually unknown outside the neighborhoods of immigrants.
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" Young Americans, he said, "will have growing influence year by year, which means that America over time will continue to get better.
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Storage systems in cities have fallen into disuse; aquifers under farmland are depleted year by year faster than the monsoons can refill them.
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Salary, long-term career opportunities and stability can vary greatly according to position and can shift year-by-year according to industry trends.
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The specifics of climate change do come into ever clearer focus, year by year, because the science advances and the globe keeps warming.
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Under the bill, if a prisoner subsequently acts "bad" while in prison, the 28500-day allotments can be taken away, year by year.
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I started to think of the show as building to an aggregate story and not one that's finding its way year by year.
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And, Clinton being Clinton, it was overstuffed and detail-laden, going through the Clintons' history year by year... ...with one very obvious exception.
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When his Tokyo event began, it was just a bunch of leather dudes drinking in their gear, but attendance grew year by year.
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In a system based purely on competitive individual self-interest, those who are advantaged get to race out further ahead year by year.
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Because economic growth has been slow year by year over an unusually long expansion, there is still slack in the system, he said.
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WARSAW, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Polish insurance company PZU wants to increase dividend payouts per share year by year, CEO Pawel Surowka said on Thursday.
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The ministers were also in favor of shifting the focus of budget plans more to the medium term from a year-by-year assessment.
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The amount of red meat being eaten in Britain has declined almost year-by-year since 1950, and this trend looks set to continue.
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Communications satellites are multiplying year by year as more companies vie to create an orbital network that brings high-speed internet to the globe.
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When the researchers looked at the data year by year, they found rates of chronic hypertension increased, on average, by 6% per year overall.
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Year by year, we've reverted toward a 19th-century style of capitalism, one in which the caveat is almost always up to the emptor.
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He said life for gay men in Myanmar is getting easier year by year, touching a bright pink ruby band on his ring finger.
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Over time, with experience, folks learn lessons and hammer away at the problem, much the same way that airplanes are made safer year by year.
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In past trips, the scientists found the methane seeps growing year by year and summarized decades of results earlier this year in the journal Geosciences.
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Year by year she grew more persuaded of this, and her last books bear witness to a serenity that she would not otherwise have acquired.
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Still, on an year-by-year basis the economy is contracting, by 0.7 percent in the second quarter compared to the same period last year.
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For the final twenty years of the insertion ship's approach it received little apart from entertainment broadcasts, and even those were shrinking year by year.
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"We must convince them ... how we will reach the 3.5 percent of GDP primary budget surplus year by year," Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos told lawmakers.
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"The Gauguin Atlas" follows his travels, year by year, to London, Brittany, Panama, Martinique, Tahiti and finally the Marquesas Islands, where he died at 54.
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" Asked if she would serve until she was 90, Ginsburg responded: "As I said, at this age of my life, I take it year by year.
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It's time to bid a not-so-fond adieu to those rising fees that often come with month-by-month or year-by-year hosting plans.
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To understand why this marriage gets better year by year, we'll have to go back into the JT-Jessica timeline and see how the pair started.
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A year by year economic history of the Roman Empire might seem as impossible to reconstruct as the lost 260 books of Livy's history of Rome.
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The CFTC has had to operate on year-by-year funding since the end of 2013 because Congress has not passed a new authorization for it.
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I had seen the overdose death toll grow year by year, and, frankly, I didn't think any major media outlet had given it adequate, consistent coverage.
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Weiner intersperses his year-by-year surveys with thematic explorations of various '80s horror topics, including VHS cover art, nudity in horror, and soundtracks and sound design.
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As the title suggests, he travels the country touring these sprawling facilities that have been made largely redundant by online shopping, losing "anchor" stores year by year.
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By year five, this would be ramped up to 34 aircraft making 3.50,22 flights a year; by year ten, 215 aircraft would be making 230,220 flights year.
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Year by year, the company has added new features, including the aforementioned WhisperSync, the contextual search of X-Ray and integrations with its social reading offering, GoodReads.
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And, while e-commerce still makes up a relatively small percentage of total retail sales (the number is around ten percent), it is growing year by year.
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"We looked year by year, starting right after pregnancy, and found that the risk of chronic hypertension is increased right from the start," Boyd said by email.
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"It requires a case-by-case and year-by-year approach," said Jeff Fosselman, a CPA and senior wealth advisor for Relative Value Partners in Northbrook, Illinois.
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Based on the written commitments in the agreements, the database tracks the quality of enactment across 51 categories of action, year by year for a full decade.
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He expects to see a 3.25 percent 10-year by year-end, while other forecasts are at 23 percent with some even as high as 4 percent.
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Sugaring season — the time of year when maple syrup is made — typically runs from around mid-February through early April, though it can vary year by year.
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But over the last two decades, local officials essentially froze domestic gas prices at already low rates, drastically widening its price gap with its neighbors year by year.
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However, the share of military spending would drop back to 1.25 percent in 2023, with any further spending increases to be negotiated year by year, the sources said.
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"Year by year," one Papillon publication says, "the company expands its cooperation with" the FSB, as well as Russian agencies in charge of immigration, customs, and drug control.
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"Natural increase doesn't change too much year-by-year, so what we find is that total population change is best explained through that overseas migration number," Howe said.
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Analysts expect that next week it will cut its annual dividend for the first time since 2001, thereby breaking a promise to raise the dividend year by year.
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Immigration. We all know how gay babies are made—there are millions of them being born into this world year by year, without any effort on our side.
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Although success may not always be defined by year-by-year primary election results, conservatives are advancing the ball down the field, a few yards at a time.
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Class is contaminated water, children with chronic pain and fatigue, and no money or extra time to address the fact that their grades are collapsing year by year.
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Having once approached 14 million, the number of people benefiting from TANF's federal money and related state funds shriveled year by year, hovering around four million in 21996.
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Since the introduction of three points for a win at the start of the 1981/82 First Division season, the phrase has, year by year, become more prolific.
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App Annie's report has a look at all the top downloaded and top-grossing apps year by year as well as a number of interesting trends over time.
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Month by month, year by year, I shed my Russianness; as Chekhov once said about his serf parentage, I squeezed my Russianness out of myself drop by drop.
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Using estimations about how calorie intake and activity patterns affect body weight, the program changed each virtual child's body day-by-day and year-by-year into adulthood.
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The strategies that will inform the build up and management of this investment portfolio will play out year by year through the federal budget process and congressional action.
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"Even playing that absurd actor in 'Paddington 2,' I go to enormous lengths to create a full biography, year by year since my character was born," he said.
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Similarly, figures from Oregon, where the law covers only people who are expected to live no more than six months, the number of deaths has increased year by year.
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It's an intimate and detailed work of war reporting that looks at the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan through the eyes of six people who fought, year by year.
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The Duesseldorf professional believes he is improving year by year and is targeting a spot in the top 30 on the money-list at the end of this season.
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"We want to have a very, very robust balance sheet," Brekke said, while reiterating an earlier commitment to continue buying back shares and raising the dividend year by year.
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But it is true that a welfare state supported by progressive taxation has been much more robust than the year-by-year political narrative might lead you to think.
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The decline was evident even within each database, year by year, and the drop between the two modern databases, when equipment and techniques were presumably the same, was identical.
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But as Bianca Bersani of the University of Massachusetts has shown, on a year-by-year basis, young immigrants are much less likely to be involved in criminal activity.
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Using data from the Anti-Defamation League, he lists the numbers of anti-Semitic acts under Obama, year by year, and arrives at the 7,000 figure cited in the headline.
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Year by year, streets have been made narrower by side parking, parks have been converted to parking, and new buildings have been constructed with large parking lots next to them.
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Brown also said that the security industry has grown exponentially year by year, and patching, disclosures, and zero-days have become much more prevalent in around the last five years.
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Their efforts seem to enjoy widespread support: people's trust in NGOs is increasing year by year, according to the annual "trust barometer" put together by Edelman, a public-relations firm.
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The graphics get slightly sharper year by year, mostly as a result of cutaway sequences that seem to exist only to show that the graphics can, in fact, get sharper.
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Catarina Martins, the BE's leader, said Mr Costa could "choose stability" by negotiating a government programme with her party, or negotiate for its support "budget by budget, year by year".
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The CFTC has operated on year-by-year funding since the end of 2013 because Congress has not passed a new authorization, which lawmakers say created uncertainty in many markets.
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Apple has steadily expanded the types of devices that HomeKit can handle since its introduction in 2014, adding a few year by year as product makers have requested support for them.
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While converting to organic farming can cause a drop in yield in the initial years, the Bansals were confident that their investment would help the tea farm grow year by year.
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"I think the relationship between the two will sort of warm and cool over time, year by year, but it's unlikely to move outside a spectrum of mutual wariness," Mitter said.
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But what really brought him fame was the 2015 best-selling book "The Rap Year Book," a laugh-out-loud, year-by-year argument for the best songs in hip-hop.
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As a result, the growth dividend from each dollar of new credit has been shrinking year by year, even as nationwide debt, particularly borrowing by state-owned enterprises, has expanded briskly.
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While some games like "Tetris" and "Minecraft" have each sold more than 100 million copies over time, the year-by-year list reflects the changing interests of gamers as time has progressed.
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But the price is right and if you like the basic gameplay the expansions, which improved considerably on the game and added a lot of contents, can be bought year by year.
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For reasons too dumb to get into, I've bought four different copies of "Inside Oscar," Damien Bona and Mason Wiley's drinkably juicy, year-by-year history of the awards and the show.
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"Maybe in a couple of weeks I will ask for a picture with them because they are the future and I am getting older year by year," he said of the younger players.
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Throughout their evolution, the PLLs stayed on trend in any given year — and looking back at their evolving styles year-by-year serves as a stellar roadmap of this decade's biggest makeup looks.
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"It's a cumulative problem that creates an obstacle course for whales that only gets more cluttered year by year," said Steve Jones, a spokesman for the Center for Biological Diversity, an environmental group.
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So far, automakers have done a commendable job meeting the latest fuel economy standards, which gradually ratchet up year by year, and which set different targets for different sizes and categories of vehicles.
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In retrospect, I found that the uniform does not get metaphorically ripped off your body, but slowly falls off, year by year, stich by stitch, unraveling to reveal the indiscriminate work of time.
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The other tool, Dragify Hosting, allows you to host your site instantly — that means you won't have to pay month-by-month or year-by-year for a service that does it for you.
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Then, year by year, major labels began to fill the release schedule with mindless reissues, re-releases, and novelty records, often for twice as much as a regular release just because it was blue.
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When the musical opens, the friends are in their early forties, jaded and estranged from one another; as it unspools, time recedes, and year by year we watch them gain confidence, moxie, affection, idealism.
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Looking at Crosby's calendar year by year instead of season by season gives us a different perspective, though I eliminated 2011 and 208 here because he played just 27 games between those two years.
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"We have demonstrated year by year how (with) these solar industries and (the) renewable industry, we can provide solutions with strength, with consistency… and no doubt cleaner from the environmental point of view," he added.
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Year by year he relived the ordeal of the trudging, starving sailors and the route they might have taken southwards to grassier country, as well as a sense of where the ships had gone down.
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Inflows into socially screened funds typically do not track those of the broader market, due in part to a smaller investor base that tends to keep their money invested regardless of year-by-year performance.
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It survived the seventies because the women who worked there were so fervently committed to the theory and the principles, and it survived after that because, year by year, they abandoned every one of them.
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According to the American Booksellers Association, as well as publishing industry figures, sales of books and the number of new independent bookstores opening across the country have been growing steadily, year by year, since 2009.
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Valley leaves his readers — particularly his Jewish ones — with the unenviable and uncomfortable moral mandate of attempting to heal generations of trauma and cognitive dissonance, which add, year by year, to the repetition of history.
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Over the years, a chart of his times would begin to look more like a V, dipping to 218:219 in 219 before steadily increasing year by year (he finished in 220:220 last year).
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They hoped to see children's lung capacity grow year by year, as the zoning should reduce pollution, but the researchers found the opposite: Their lung capacity was an estimated 5% smaller than it would otherwise be.
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It takes talent, yes, but also a certain amount of glibness to give the adult men lyrics like "Year by year the boy learns his place" and to turn Jahandar's turbulent interior monologues into credible song.
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While there are variations year by year, the global trend line is clear: the five warmest years in recorded history have been the last five, and 2300 of the 2000 warmest years have occurred since 2001.
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"Well, it started with this man," she says, "who was elected a lifetime ago, and who has, bit by bit, year by year, turned Washington into something we all despise -- where dysfunction and chaos are political weapons."
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"It started with this man who was elected a lifetime ago, and who has, bit by bit, year by year, turned Washington into something we all despise," she said of the six-term senator and staunch Trump ally.
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Working out of an old bank, aides sit in the former vault (the door has been removed) to go over Mr. McCain's statements, year by year, and look for inconsistencies that suggest too long a stay in Congress.
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The American experiment itself didn't emerge from gauzy parlor talk; it was earned the hard way — by people willing to put themselves on the line for a powerful vision strengthened year by year, mile by mile, since 1776.
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About 1,200 people came to view the bears in 2015, and the number is increasing year by year, according to Robert Thompson, an Inupiat guide who owns one of six boats that take tourists to view the bears.
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Any plan to solve America's health care mess must confront this reality: Our prices for tests, drugs, hospitalizations and procedures -- old or new -- have gone up dramatically year by year, and are vastly higher than in other developed countries.
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The two discussed climate change, which the comedian referred to as "climax change" and said that "temperature is cyclical," to which Stein went on to say that general trends have shown that temperatures have been increasing year by year.
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"The value of the budget that's been going to schools has been going down year by year while the total enrollment numbers in schools has been going up," said Tony Gallagher, a professor of education at Queen's University Belfast.
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IF YOU TRY TO MANAGE THE BUSINESSES YEAR BY YEAR OR QUARTER BY QUARTER THEN I THINK FRANKLY THEN YOU END YOU CREATING A SUBOPTIMAL EXPERIENCE FOR THE CONSUMER AND NOT REALLY BUILDING THE BUSINESS FOR THE LONG TERM.
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Karp said the Small Arms Survey doesn&apost have year-by-year data but countries whose ownership appears to have gone down relative to 2007 include Finland, Iraq, Sweden and Switzerland, though he cautioned this could be due to better data.
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Traders are waiting for the preliminary harmonized German inflation data at 1200 GMT, which according to the economists polled by Reuters could show a fall in inflation to 1.5% in July from 1.6% in June, on a year by year basis.
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Scholz has said Germany remains committed to the NATO target and the budget plans can be revised year-by-year, but experts say a slowdown in Europe's largest economy is diminishing the prospects for any big increases in defense spending.
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Here's a year-by-year comparison during the heights of both wars: AIDS spread to hundreds of thousands of Americans in the '80s and '90s; when the government at first failed to confront the problem, it was rightly considered an outrage.
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They want both sexes to have equal opportunities at work, but year by year more young people believe that the best home is the one where the man is the outside "achiever" and the working woman is the primary caregiver.
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That amount grows quietly year by year, and it can reach six figures by the time the child turns 16 — effectively handcuffing a boy to a club just when he is free to make his own decisions about his career.
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Professor Ray Fair, an economist at Yale who mainly analyzes and predicts election outcomes, is familiar with this tribulation, since, now in his mid-70s, he is also an experienced masters marathon runner whose times have been slowing year by year.
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"The Saudis took the region for granted while Iran put a strategy in place back in the '80s, and has been implementing it year by year and dollar by dollar," said Randa Slim, an analyst at the Middle East Institute.
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Beef-eating crashed along with the U.S. economy starting in 2008, but has picked up fitfully year by year and is back up to the equivalent of 229 burgers a year, or 4.4 burgers a week, according to the U.S. Agriculture Department.
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And despite his aesthetic differences with Malevich and Lissitzky, he took both artists along for the ride as teachers at the school, only to watch as more of his students defected from figuration to Malevich's new abstract style, called Suprematism, year-by-year.
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In the rest of the world, the index showed that Canadian dividends outpaced those in the U.S. while in Asia, underlying growth in dividends in the second quarter, year-by-year, was 13.5 percent in Hong Kong and 46.9 percent in Singapore.
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Illustrating this point required Clinton to run through a nearly 30-minute chronology, year by year, starting in 1971, of their life together—a recitation that drew gentle mockery on social media from reporters (including me) who wondered if he would go on too long.
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"Well, it started with this man," she says of McConnell in her campaign launch video, "who was elected a lifetime ago, and who has, bit by bit, year by year, turned Washington into something we all despise -- where dysfunction and chaos are political weapons."
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SATs are constructed year-by-year by discarding the questions that students who do not typically do as well on the SAT (read: underrepresented students of color and students from low-income communities) do well on, essentially keeping in power those who are already afforded educational opportunity.
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I posted to my work Instagram account photos of two charts I had created to help me make sense of the passing revolution enveloping the league and the year-by-year progression of the record, which Saints quarterback Drew Brees would set that night against Washington.
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In order to accomplish the latter on corporate governance and remuneration, it was essential to develop a new concept called "economic value added", which provides a way of measuring performance year-by-year contemporaneously, so that rewards can be paid in the current year based on actual performance.
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"Even though both passenger cars and trucks are getting better mileage year by year, consumers are overwhelmingly choosing to buy some of the lowest-mileage models like pickups and S.U.V.s," said Michael Sivak, who compiles the study with his associate, Brandon Schoettle, for the university's Transportation Research Institute.
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China currently produces more than 90 percent of the world's supply of rare earth materials (the exact figure tends to fluctuate year-by-year), and in the event of a conflict, said reports, it could jack up prices for the West and its allies, or even shut them out altogether.
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The Times plotted a tax rate curve for every year from 1950 to 2018 (the interactive on their site lets you look through it year by year) and showed that while rates used to slope upward, they're now largely flat until reaching the top 99.99 percent, after which they begin to plunge.
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"What we've agreed is that we should aim for a model which is based upon a pattern of top level summits involving heads of government and senior ministers, probably alternating between the United Kingdom and Ireland year-by-year, and backed up by close bilateral work between ministers," Britain's Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington told a news conference.
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Andy Yang stands in front of the scaffolding that leads up to Taipei 1013's 55-story-tall LED mesh screen Andy Yang stands in front of the scaffolding that leads up to Taipei 101's 55-story-tall LED mesh screen Yang says Taipei 101 has been decreasing the number of fireworks used year by year.
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As she waved to fans she will be seeing, summers and winters, as long as she wants — the Lynx have committed to her for as long as she wishes to play, though she is taking it year-by-year — her teammate, the 2017 W.N.B.A. Most Valuable Player Sylvia Fowles, bowed to her, "I'm not worthy"-style.
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Here are the ratings year by year: Mondale-Dole, 1976: 43.2 million 1980: None scheduled Bush-Ferraro, 21625: 2900 million Quayle-Bentsen, 220006: 2202 million Quayle-Stockdale-Gore, 2628: 28500 million Gore-Kemp, 6900: 2628 million Cheney-Lieberman, 28503: 22019 million Cheney-Edwards, 2004: 43.6 million Biden-Palin, 2008: 69,9 million Biden-Ryan, 2012: 85033 million --This report was updated on Oct.
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But is virility — architectural or otherwise — reason enough to read MacCarthy's detailed, practically year-by-year chronicle of Gropius's trajectory from shy son of a bourgeois Berlin public servant to mustachioed Hussar, to founder of one of the 19723th century's most influential design schools, to World War II refugee, to a partner at what was at one time America's largest architecture firm?
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I came up with rules I still live by: Always keep your rent low, no matter the city you live in; write for money more than for love, but don't forget to write for love; always ask for more money on principle; decide how much money you must make per month and then make more than that as a minimum; revise the sum upward year by year, to match inflation.
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The relationship between reported pay and performance at Yahoo has been tenuous at best, with a (very) small statistical correlation, with an "R-squared" measure of 0.0063 (where zero is no correlation, and one is perfect correlation.) An examination of CEO pay against trailing three-year return on a year-by-year basis going back to 1999 indicates little correlation between compensation and performance, as shown by data from S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Lunar New Year blessings in red and gold at the entrance to the Chinese Athletics Association wish visitors "Glorious Business Improving Year by Year" and "Splendid Future Reaching Up and Up." Yet in spite of the festive cheer and a warming winter sun, the atmosphere was chilly on Tuesday in the association's building on Stadium Road in south Beijing, near the National Olympic Training Center's Sports Medicine Hospital and the headquarters of the China General Administration of Sports, the epicenter of this sporting superpower.
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And while this is happening with the deficit exploding, the fed is raising interest rates which means the interest expense is going to be increasing year by year as these zero interest rates that we had for a number of years start to roll off and the bonds have to be refloated once they mature, the next five years we have something like $216 trillion of treasuries that are maturing the average coupon on those treasuries is almost as low as 213%, slightly higher, 214%.
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