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The difference is that U.N.C. pushes the pace in a way Kansas —and few other teams — do, so they have nonetheless been able to rack up points.

The original discoverers of the bug claim to have been able to rack up over 740 megabytes in silently streamed data during one hour of testing.

The only other women in hip-hop who have managed to reach No. 1 haven't been able to rack up nearly as many frames in charge with their sole leaders.

Other collections have been able to rack up millions of equivalent units (which includes the sale of individual tracks and streams), and the "Look What You Made Me Do" chanteuse still has a way to go before she catches up to records like Divide or Kendrick Lamar's DAMN., which have both already been certified double platinum for moving at least two million equivalent units.

Ben Platt, the Tony-winning star of Dear Evan Hansen, has also been able to rack up millions of plays, and recently, the show's most beloved track, "Waving Through A Window," was re-released by pop singer Owl City as a standalone single meant for public consumption outside of the Broadway crowd.

The three most popular options in the world of streaming Spotify, Pandora and YouTube are at the bottom of the list with the lowest rates, though artists often see their music played on those sites far more often than on platforms like Tidal or Napster, which haven't yet been able to rack up the same kind of user numbers as the largest in the industry.

Both Honda Motor and Toyota Motor were able to rack up sales increases as well, despite having strong sales in June 2003.

By combining three separate discount offers simultaneously, shoppers were able to rack up as much as 60% off popular items.

By adding his personal Hyatt and Hilton rewards numbers, he's able to rack up travel points for everyone's travel.

Meanwhile China was able to rack up annual trade surpluses with the United States of $50 billion and more as Beijing's official media denounced the American government as "Hitlerite".

And the 125 vanity plates that were auctioned off Sept. 8 fetched 2,192,000 dollars — one of the lowest totals ever, and well below the roughly 5.4 million dollars that such sales were able to rack up, on average, in 2007.