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Suddenly, the infinitesimal chances of the U.S.—down to 0.1% at one point during the day, according to Data Golf—began to creep upward with wins from its first two players.

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More Americans are turning to generic brands and stretching out perishable goods as economic concerns creep up the income ladder, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said.

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Having just crossed that second milestone with a first skin cancer diagnosis and two back surgeries to show for it this year, I can confirm that aging doesn’t creep.

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It could stabilize stocks if doubts about artificial intelligence creep into the market again.

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Is Hank a clichéd creep or is Maggie a middling talent destroying her supervisor before he destroys her?

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