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Like astronauts, fluids in their body could travel upwards into their chest and head, giving them a puffy face.

Sag curves the ones that are concave upwards don’t have this same issue.

In some parts of the contiguous United States, the frost line can be upwards of 8 feet or nearly two-and-a-half meters.

REPORTER: If Trump's fee goes into effect, a massive oil tanker transporting 2 million barrels could have to pay the US upwards of $32 million.

If we were to make every single chopped cheese to order, when it gets busy, they're going to be waiting upwards of 30 minutes if you're doing one at a time.

And if you add up the size and direction of all those arrows, a bunch of stuff cancels out, and you're left with one net force pointing upwards.

It’s kind of like a reverse hammer, except unlike a hammer where the force on the pile lasts only for a few milliseconds, the duration of loading in a statnamic test is often upwards of 100 or 200 milliseconds.