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spik·ing
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Spiking
of Spike
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pigskin
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of spiking in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of spiking in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
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When [crime] started spiking, myself and many others thought it had to do with the pandemic, people were cooped up and lost jobs and … the psychological toll that the pandemic had on everybody — everybody was affected. … And I definitely think that that's a piece of it, but I think we're at that point now where it's much bigger than that.
With not enough homes for sale, both first-time buyers and homeowners looking for a trade-up home are locked in place by surging prices and higher interest rates, the real challenge for Americans is that the high inflation is eating away at the growth in wages and salaries, on top of spiking housing and living costs.
The funds are like mosquitoes to a light in the middle of the night when volatility starts spiking.
We're still continuing to fall short in many areas, and this robust testing that we need across the country, we started to improve, and now with the virus spiking up we're running into shortages, waiting 10 days, lines -- it's looking a lot like it did back in March and April.
Trying to hedge inflation is really hard, markets are always going to price on what they think is going to happen over an extended period of time and they're not foolish : Inflation is spiking at the moment but it's probably not going to continue forever.
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