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That strategy appears to be working, as Alphabet said the number of paid clicks (its ads, basically) rose 29percentthis quarterer from the same one a year ago.

Nanoemulsions basically rose to fame as a delivery system of phytochemicals.

Indeed, the recent runup in Japanese stocks and interest rates have gone hand in hand, suggesting that what we've been seeing is basically rising optimism.

Besides a post-referendum wobble and post-recession nosedive, house prices have basically risen year-on-year in the UK since 2005, with the highest ones in – surprise!

Basically, prices rose sharply only where zoning restrictions and other factors limited the construction of new houses.

"It's a complete outrage that they did this," he said, adding, "It's basically taking rising costs and pushing them off into the future".

Players rejected a measure that would have raised the cap but would have taken more out of their paychecks; the salary cap remained basically unchanged (rising $100,000), which has resulted in a large number of unsigned free agents.

Salaries of software engineers are basically flat, rising at 2percentt or so per year for established workers.

Meet Rick Ankiel, who is basically Valhalla Rising but for throwing baseballs instead of bad vibes face-crushing.

But sales at hardware stores, rather than diminishing, basically kept pace, rising to $27 billion from $16 billion.

"But what we have seen over the whole history of Open Doors data collection is that the numbers basically continue to rise despite political shifts, despite economic problems, despite natural disasters".