| The fire started to go through the roof and that's when the aerial appliance was brought in. |
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| And while misemploying the police in its repressive measures, the crime rates for Malaysia have been allowed to go through the roof. |
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| Yet when the temperatures go through the roof at home we tend to throw caution to the wind and abandon ourselves to the damaging rays. |
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| But when combined the right way with visual elements, your content's shareability and engagement can go through the roof. |
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| If we get a brutally cold December and January, prices will go back up and heating oil prices could go through the roof. |
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| Of course there is pressure, but we know that all we have to do is to win one game, just one game and our confidence will go through the roof. |
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| So while the government is providing less money they've let the costs go through the roof. |
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| Healthcare costs don't go through the roof just because there are more seniors. |
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| As a consequence, we saw prices on dairy products simply go through the roof. |
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| With our presence, the situation might be completely defused or it could go through the roof. |
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| If policy continues unchanged the burden of pension contribution will go through the roof in most Member States. |
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| But he hasn't a clue that a few unexpected, and not always so pleasant, events are about to make the ratings go through the roof? |
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| However, when leptin levels drop, hunger signals go through the roof, often resulting in overeating. |
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| With professional POS material on high-gloss, weather-resistant substrates that hang or stand, the tickets and the bookings will go through the roof and you and your clients will soon find yourselves up there in the clouds. |
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| Would electricity prices go through the roof? |
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| In the last budget we saw spending go through the roof. |
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| What this is showing is that prices on the ground are one thing, but it is the market speculation and the middlemen that are really causing those prices to go through the roof. |
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| So for a while farmland prices go through the roof. |
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| Meanwhile, debt interest payments go through the roof. |
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| The television ratings go through the roof. |
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