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The idea is to creep up on a budget deal by a series of small steps.
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So the Ethiopian changed his skin to a blackish brown, which allowed him to creep up on them.
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"When you start to see the age creep up on a show like that, you wonder whether the show is sustainable, " says Laura Caraccioli-Davis, head of entertainment at Starcom, a media planning agency.
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They could sit back and watch their 80 percent budget spend continue to creep up just to keep the lights on and keep existing systems functional.
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Tammy, who had handled the household finances since the day they were married, let the balances on the credit cards creep up, always intending to pay everything off with the coming bonus.
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Investors went from planning Dow 1, 000 celebrations to worrying that inflation was about to creep up and that the Vietnam War would drag on.
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The cost of borrowing began to creep up again, a big bank that had bet on cheaper money failed, foreign capital took flight and Turkey found itself in a vicious circle of wobbling banks and spiralling interest rates.
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He would watch the daylight wax and wane on the ceiling, or roaches creep slowly up the wall.
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Dr Richard Aspinall, a consultant hepatologist at Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth, said the amount people drank on their own at home could slowly creep up.
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That means don't pick up the walking wounded, which sister Windsor fund buys for 50 cents on the dollar, or let his multiple creep up.
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