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Yet of course they risk reverting to the mean as the sport's profile rises and challengers appear.

If X rises 20% and the benchmark rises 15%, you've made money.

Pipe dream 2: The populace rises up and refuses to pay any fine unless the data is available via an API and legally binding.

As the density of the air falls with altitude, an airplane's stalling speed (true, not indicated) rises.

The stock market rises in nominal dollars, which is meaningless, since that is just a result of monetary inflation.

There is no sound of one hand clapping, because another hand always rises to meet it.

They're expensive because there's not enough high rises that would provide tons more housing space.

New construction increases property taxes, since new high rises pay a lot more tax than old row homes or vacant blocks.

Build lots of streets with high rises with light rail and commercial and residential stacked.

When deflation rises, businesses start feeling uncertain about the amount of money they can pull in regularly and start laying off workers.

Realistically you'd probably only want to have enough people for the plan to succeed informed, any more and the chance of detection rises.

In my house in Chicago next to some high rises I could see 200-300 access points.

Arguably nothing on an internet forum rises above trivial or "matters in the slightest", but that doesn't mean you get to violate the rules, which you're doing increasingly.

But no real global impact by any of those "rises" can be seen.

Douglas wrote for the 5-4 majority, is "protected against censorship or punishment, unless shown likely to produce a clear and present danger of a serious substantive evil that rises far above public inconvenience, annoyance, or unrest...

While the "in accordance with the laws of physics" may be overly catty, a bit of searching around suggests that smoke evacuation dampers are generally placed on the ceiling, and it's not unreasonable to think that's because, well, smoke rises, isn't it?