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But that figure is a teeny blip set against the spike in American asset values, a rise created by the tax-cut boom; i.e., a rise created by Ronald Reagan.
If, on average, the typical tech company has 14% of its stock represented in options, then that rise created $518 billion in new stock option wealth.
Subsequent baselevel rise created accommodation space that was filled by deposition of four stacked storeys: lower storeys (1-2) of low sinuosity sandy braid plains and upper storeys (3-4) of gravelly braid plain.
AMAJUBA Like Doves We Rise Created and directed by Yael Farber; written in collaboration with the cast members, based on their experiences; lighting by Tim Boyd; lighting director, Garin Marschall; production manager, Catherine Bloch; production coordinator, Leigh Colombick; produced by David Friedman and Lauren Saffa.
Every cut or tax rise creates new enemies, if rarely as many as this particular raid.
In museums participatory art was noticeably on the rise, creating an illusion of egalitarianism.
As bourses open to greet the new year, investors funnel in new cash and share prices rise, creating a "January effect" which the savvy try to surf.
The city's motor-fuel tax receipts, however, grow as prices rise, creating an unexpected — if small — bright spot in the city's otherwise dimming fiscal picture.
EGGS Ms. Coscarelli, who won the Food Network's Cupcake Wars with vegan cupcakes, says vinegar and baking soda can help baked goods bind together and rise, creating a moist and fluffy cake without eggs.
"With obesity and related illnesses on the rise, creating opportunities for physical activity has never been more important, and we have built and maintain more than 800 athletic fields to support recreation in New York City," Mr. Benepe said in a statement.
In Lower Manhattan, where the Twin Towers had stood just 80 or so hours earlier, a great plume of smoke continued to rise, creating a kind of mushroom cloud, like the photos we've seen after an atomic blast.
