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Between mid-May and early June the Treasury will bump up against the legal limit on how much debt it may issue.

It estimates the company would get a 0. 7% bump up in profits for each 1% rise in the yuan against the dollar.

Physical activity helps to bump up the production of your brain's feel-good neurotransmitters, called endorphins.

The search engine decided it was only fair to bump up the salaries of its gay staff, a spokesman said.

According to the Mayo Clinic, it "helps to bump up the production of your brain's feel-good neurotransmitters, called endorphins. "

Transport costs bump up the price of everything else-Zambia is a landlocked country with little domestic manufacturing.

By then, the government will be about to bump up against the federal debt ceiling, any increase in which requires congressional approval.

Surely, I'm smart enough for you to bump up my score from an "F" to "E" .

Those who bump up their expenses are most likely to do so when claiming mileage driven for work, or for living costs.

You don't have to be from another country to bump up against such differences.

The need to bump up capital ratios means $4bn must also be found through asset sales, supervised by the Federal Reserve.

Few want to bump up the amount of debt that needs to get rolled over while credit markets are still dislocated.

They also have high levels of teenage pregnancy that help bump up the figures.

Older DLP systems also included a clear segment to bump up overall brightness at the expense of color saturation.

But doing what's right from a competitive standpoint could bump up against political constraints.

The rear-facing camera could also get a bump up from the current iPhone's 5 megapixels to a sharper 8 megapixels.

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Generally, traders and analysts are looking for USDA to bump up its U. S. soybean acreage figure slightly.

The Marion Jones case alone could bump up 29 athletes, either within the medalist standings or into them.

They don't live well without being touched. They want to snuggle with, be close to, bump up against someone who they know is there for them.

AT&T reckons only 2% of its subscribers will bump up against such limits.

That, in turn, could lead them to bump up their estimates for first quarter GDP growth.

Bump up the price of gasoline.

"It would bump up capex for next year, " it said.

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So they have some easier comparisons going in this time, so they're looking to just have a little bump-up here.

That's a 15 percent bump up from February results.

Yet when they do, the bump up against bigger rivals.

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