And how do you know when a bargain really is a bargain?
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Mr. Kelly repeatedly paused the interview to try to bargain with her, but she drove a hard bargain.
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Burlington: Along with fellow bargain retailer Ollie's Bargain Outlet, the discount chain has been doing well in a faltering retail environment.
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"I'm all about bargain hunting, but a stock is only a bargain if the underlying merchandise is actually worth owning," he explained.
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A force for families No Quit A fighting chance for families Theme: Basic Bargain/Making America Work Renewing America's promise Renewing our basic bargain A new promise for a new time A better bargain for a better tomorrow Get ahead.
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But the vast majority of Trump loyalists have just made their first bargain with him, and the bargain wasn't expressly economic, but political.
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Raghubir: I would say the general psychology behind dollar stores is to look for consumers who are interested in a bargain, bargain hunters.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday called the stock of Ollie's Bargain Outlet a bargain buy in a stock market that is near its highs.
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Firing Comey changes the terms of the bargain, but in a perverse way it also makes the bargain harder for Republicans in Congress to abrogate.
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"I look on Europe as a bargain and the emerging markets as a bargain," said Robert D. Arnott, chairman and chief executive of Research Affiliates.
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"If you want to go bargain hunting in this market, I urge you to look no further than Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings," the host said.
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Amazon is full of stylish bargain finds (in fact, there's a whole Bargain Finds section!) to help you keep your finances in check for your upcoming trip.
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This phone feels like a bargain, but it doesn't feel like a bargain: the build quality is rock solid, combining plastic and metal to surprisingly cool effect.
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"If you want to go bargain hunting in this market, I urge you to look no further than Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Here's the latest: • Confident, reasonable — willing to bargain.
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It also eliminated teachers' and other public employees' rights to bargain over hours and conditions of employment, as well as their ability to bargain over any compensation beyond base pay.
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Stormi is seriously stylin' — and at a bargain price!
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So, the smart money now ... plea bargain before trial.
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Maybe that was the miracle … and the devil's bargain.
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It's quite a bargain too ... around $3k per night.
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Again, bargain hunters emerged and it was last at $212.
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Drinks Tall boys of Narragansett are a bargain at $6.
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Alberta crude will probably be a bargain for a while.
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Comparatively this new Surface Laptop feels, almost, like a bargain.
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There are leftovers for days, and it's a stupendous bargain.
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And I don't mean she just enjoys a good bargain.
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A bargain, if you don't really like or need money.
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This Faustian bargain is biting conservative elites in the ass.
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This isn't just a plea bargain, it's a plenary indulgence.
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Lindsay Lohan certainly knows how to drive a hard bargain.
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Others think a grand bargain that defuses tensions is possible.
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I'm also sorry he murdered three children in the bargain.
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Very few other bargain phones can offer the same convenience.
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He'll probably get an app or something in the bargain.
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In the end, some sort of bargain will be struck.
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Didn't she already buy her clothes at the bargain store?
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Never get between bargain hunters and their discounted designer beachwear.
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But the public gets something out of the bargain, too.
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In a monopolised market, sellers get to bargain by fiat.
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That grand bargain is now more than 22018 years old.
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Recent currency shifts have made top crus a relative bargain.
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The bargain knife in question is the Bulat Chef Knife.
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The African countries have a good opportunity to bargain hard.
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Plea bargain deals become a cornerstone of the investigation. Nov.
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A grand bargain, too, might contain some useful additional measures.
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In public health terms, this is an extraordinarily good bargain.
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He's not trying to bargain," Braun told Monday's hearing. "Mr.
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But even the biggest celebs love a good bargain too.
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It's also a great date to bag yourself a bargain.
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" Be smart: "[A] markdown isn't the same as a bargain.
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It's $10 for 32 pages of Drake — a bargain, really.
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And the prosecution seems to be pleased with that bargain.
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And the conservative media is a party to the bargain.
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"The Bayer seed assets were not a bargain," Jahnke said.
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Loney could be an important bargain acquisition for the Mets.
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Call me crazy, but that seems like an unfair bargain.
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He thinks they should offer a plea bargain of manslaughter.
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By metropolitan standards, it's a bargain ... 4 bedrooms, 5 baths.
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What bargain can either of these men make with Trump?
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Washington area Hyundai dealers say they are willing to bargain.
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The grand bargain has been trashed in this year's campaign.
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Both parties have made a devil's bargain with the president.
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You're gonna want to get in on this bargain. Trust.
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The bargain flights are only offered on flights between Jan.
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There are advantages for both sides in such a bargain.
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For decades, Black Friday was the zenith of bargain shopping.
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That Faustian bargain, however, failed -- as they so often do.
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They don't have the power to bargain with their employers.
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Therefore, the United States must not make this Faustian bargain.
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Five days later, the $4 trillion "grand bargain" was dead.
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That blockbuster deal has proven to be quite the bargain.
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But like many Apple products, they're not a bargain buy.
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NREPP, and its listing of 453 programs, is a bargain.
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This R22 unit is in prime condition, a real bargain.
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We know Iran has upheld its end of the bargain.
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I'm thinking about the Grand Bargain and stuff like that.
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As is almost always the case, it's the bargain contracts.
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This is a good looking tree at a bargain price.
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It wasn't cheap, but it did seem like a bargain.
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"We didn't bargain, if you will, on that," Hart said.
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Mr. Février won, paying €8,000 — a bargain, some might say.
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That's not going to cut it in a bipartisan bargain.
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TaxAct is still a bargain, the cheapest of the three.
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But on the other hand, they're not exactly a bargain.
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Consider it a bargain — some clubs are 21 and older.
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Saudi Arabia had previously accepted Hariri's political bargain in Lebanon.
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A unicorn that costs $165k ... actually seems like a bargain.
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The car retailed for around $400k, so a bargain, right?
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But this winter season, despite the Olympics, they're a bargain.
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They made a bargain with the devil in full knowledge.
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And give the American people the benefit of that bargain.
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The G.O.P. crowd who accepted the devil's bargain is huge.
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In general, though, bargain hunters should look north to Canada.
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When they do, she says, they drive a hard bargain.
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The bill does not address workers' rights to collectively bargain.
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That corporatist bargain informs Mr Ren's view of the world.
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"It's the last great bargain in Manhattan," Ms. Waters said.
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Nothing in this impeachment mess makes me rethink this bargain.
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And that development calls the entire "grand bargain" into question.
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Unexpected cheddar cheese is an iconic and popular TJ's bargain.
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What happens when they no longer feel like a bargain?
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"Today's Little Thirds want a good bargain," he told me.
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And at $5, that's a bargain that's hard to beat.
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When they bargain, I try to give them a break.
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After years of resistance, Harvard and Columbia agreed to bargain.
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Shoppers are now seen flocking elsewhere for a better bargain.
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Could my bargain "Patek" remotely pass for the real thing?
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That may mean the foreign stocks are a relative bargain.
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But the real bargain in Kentucky comes in the morning.
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The bitcoin enthusiast's Lamborghini purchase isn't just a crazy bargain.
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One of the best bargain wines I've tasted all year.
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However, experts say there's more to consider than bargain prices.
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He knew that he would be making a Faustian bargain.
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That bargain seems to be breaking down, especially in Europe.
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G.M. has expanded its bargain Chinese brands, Baojun and Wuling.
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It proved to be a big bargain for Madison Avenue.
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The toymaker Mattel "is on the bargain table," he said.
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A force for families No Quit A fighting chance for families Renewing America's promise Renewing our basic bargain A new promise for a new time A better bargain for a better tomorrow Get ahead.
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It's important to apply to a variety of tiers of school, then, rather than assume one class of institution will automatically be the best bargain or worst bargain—or out of your reach entirely.
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Legislators and the president bargain about appropriations legislation the same way they bargain about every other proposal: They compare what would happen if the bill passes with what would happen if it does not.
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The idea was that ultimately both Democrats and Republicans would prefer a grand bargain on long-term issues to economically harmful short-term cuts, and so would reach the bargain in order to avert them.
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And these aren't the leftover items in the bargain bin either.
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But hey, if you ask us, that's still quite the bargain.
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What it can boast with certainty is that it's a bargain.
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That's not what bothers me about this 36-hour bargain bonanza.
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This bargain beater from TCL is, in theory, a great choice.
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What's Hit Bargain planning for the near and/or distant future?
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Penang has year-round warm weather, luxurious living at bargain prices.
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If you're a bargain hunter, November 226th is your Christmas morning.
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But while empty legs were a bargain, they had limited appeal.
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Will a $2,000 TV still look better than a bargain set?
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We never knew how much actress Mila Kunis likes a bargain.
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And at 60% off, it's truly "a real bargain" for $6.39.
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The loss of a great art collector into the bargain, note.
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Those are the best places to bargain hunt in a decline.
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The Tories will be pleased with their side of the bargain.
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And they joined forces to drive a harder bargain with broadcasters.
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But policymakers also need to meet their side of the bargain.
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Sling TV is generally seen as the bargain internet TV service.
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The quest for a grand bargain with Mr Putin is delusional.
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An official price hasn't been released, but don't expect a bargain.
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The Nokia 7.1, on the other hand, feels like a bargain.
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That should help get Pinduoduo out of the bargain bin, too.
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Still sounds like a bargain—but we ought to be careful.
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TJX, an American firm, offers manufacturers' surplus goods at bargain prices.
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His Studio City property is a bargain at just $2.395 million.
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Today, one of them admitted his guilt in a plea bargain.
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The Problem Solvers are the latest group she must bargain with.
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The only winner, according to Cramer, is Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings.
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Many convictions result from generous plea-bargain deals offered to suspects.
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We'll take any opportunity to stock up on bargain beauty products.
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What one person considers a bargain, the other might call expensive.
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For a bargain $35 streamer like the 2.23p Chromecast, that's acceptable.
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Cayo homes are a bargain compared to Belize's popular coastal destinations.
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Netflix bond prices did not fall enough to attract bargain hunters.
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Raisi accuses Rouhani of sacrificing Iran's sovereignty for a fool's bargain.
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The bargain is non-negotiable, but it is also very broad.
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An employee's end of the bargain is their performance and effort.
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It's luxe face pampering at a bargain price point (under $35!).
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It would make even the high-speed train look a bargain.
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It just provides a great luxury experience at a bargain price.
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A hundred grand-plus never looked so much like a bargain!
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A weaker pound makes British assets tempting to foreign bargain-hunters.
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"Granted, Netflix the stock is no bargain on earnings," he continued.
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Mexico has also committed to recognize workers' right to collectively bargain.
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If the traffic is flowing freely, this is a reasonable bargain.
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"My defendant has signed a plea bargain deal," Pochuyev told TASS.
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Since it's basically the same device, the price is a bargain.
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For the bargain shopper, the store's low prices are especially appealing.
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The lawsuit contends that the special committee failed to bargain effectively.
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But she said she had good reasons for the plea bargain.
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Not least, the B.Y.O.B. policy makes dining here a particular bargain.
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Pelosi, as she has proven before, will drive a hard bargain.
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It was a comparative bargain at $23 for two, including cocktails.
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There have already been two indictments and one major plea bargain.
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Bargain hunters helped banks regain some ground following recent hefty losses.
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It looks like the Saudis drove the hardest bargain on specificity.
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Having accepted this dreadful bargain, Howe turned her attention to abolitionism.
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Ollie's Bargain Outlet stock fell more than 4 percent after hours.
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A housing crunch around the country has investors eyeing a bargain.
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Our sources say a plea bargain is still on the table.
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It was a hard bargain, a hard deal to turn down.
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He had this guy Josh from Bloomberg, right, the devil's bargain.
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Building a business on someone else's platform is a Faustian bargain.
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For generations, people in Grafton have made a bargain with nature.
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He likens his investing style to bargain hunting at the store.
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"A good bargain," Yorick said, and extended their bony white hand.
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Instead, Mr. Kurz cut the Freedom Party a generous political bargain.
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My plan is not to bargain-shop in February and March.
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So even at American prices, health care is still a bargain.
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These were known commodities, and none came at a bargain price.
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And that creates a buying opportunity for bargain hunters right now.
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Other than some bargain hunting, the reason is expectations of stimulus.
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Compared with surrounding North Shore communities, Glen Cove is a bargain.
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This is your best chance to walk away with a bargain.
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The internet's grand bargain has long been trading privacy for convenience.
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He treated lesser-known models from smaller agencies for bargain rates.
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Arizona is trying to win while Goldschmidt is still a bargain.
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Japan: Wealth and a dangerous neighborhood will force Tokyo to bargain.
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"With better skills, employees can bargain for higher wages," he said.
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Shop the bargain bin where everything is 50% off or more
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Prosecutors had sought the dismissal as part of Gates' plea bargain.
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Trump opted against a bargain that would have funded wall construction.
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Hold up… you're not a student but still love a bargain?
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Neither party acknowledges the bargain, or else the magic is ruined.
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Russia has also obtained bargain-basement collateral to secure those loans.
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This cruel bargain won Jackson voters land, and thus the vote.
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And they'll continue to get affordable, quality healthcare in the bargain.
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The Communist Party (CPC) has long had a bargain with the
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The federal government must hold up its end of the bargain.
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He suggested giving workers, and labor unions, more power to bargain.
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But soon, they will offer PATH riders an even better bargain.
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Since then, the hotel has refused to bargain with the union.
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The bargain sought to deflect rising anti-Japanese nativism in California.
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Instead, head to the Corniche and bargain with the dhow operators.
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Mr. Kim put forth a much more modest bargain in Hanoi.
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Prosecutors and Ng's lawyer are trying to negotiate a plea bargain.
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It doesn't matter what you would bargain away to get it.
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As metaphor, though, the disease model works: addiction makes non-negotiable demands, as any illness does; the addict must face the fact that he can't bargain with alcoholism any more than he can bargain with cancer.
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Shop the Bargain BinIf you're looking for something specific, or you just want to peruse and see if anything jogs your memory of something you might need, Amazon's Bargain Bin is a good place to go.
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Where it stands: It was already unclear whether Pelosi, Trump and Senate Republicans would be able to strike a grand bargain in an election year — especially if that bargain would allow Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
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One could spin an optimistic grand bargain scenario here, but after two years of watching the Trump administration in action, it seems really unlikely to me that he wants a bargain — he wants to fight about immigration.
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They also can't collectively bargain for higher wages or improved working conditions.
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With limited time to spare, bargain-hunting is hardly a first priority.
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Each 17.6 oz bar is only $4.99, making it the ultimate bargain.
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Mid-range phones are better than everThe Moto G5 Plus, a bargain.
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Hayward, in particular, seems like a bargain crafted specifically for the Chargers.
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And at $2700, the (mostly) wireless setup isn't quite a bargain either.
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Take your pick from Fitbit, Garmin, and Huawei and grab a bargain.
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Heads up, bargain hunters: It's a good day for an Amazon haul.
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Valencia, the country's third-largest city, remains a bargain by any measure.
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But there's something of an asterisk for bargain-seekers this time around.
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The TPP strengthens workers' rights, for example to strike and bargain collectively.
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Inside, they don't do a great job of hiding the bargain price.
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Apple certainly seems to believe News+ is an outsized bargain for you.
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What we're asking for is just the ability to bargain as equals.
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His team, the Golden State Warriors, paid a bargain price for it.
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But what was entailed in the program itself was a Faustian bargain.
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But there are some bargain options out there, especially for adventurous viewers.
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That has shrunk their power to bargain for higher wages and benefits.
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Headlines Trade minister vows to drive hard bargain in U.S. talks on.ft.
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Last comes the greatest block to a grand bargain, Mr Trump himself.
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By enrolling in Yale, Alex is making a bargain with the fairies.
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Brazil's unprecedented sprawling graft investigations have been built on plea-bargain testimony.
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Instead, it looks like a sordid bargain to let the president survive.
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Trump has vowed to drive a hard bargain with the Asian superpower.
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Yet the stock looks to be a relative bargain, according to Wolff.
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When it comes to Lando, it seems Lucasfilm just altered the bargain.
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But even though you love a bargain, you aren't the best saver.
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The service is kind of a bargain for the small businesses, too.
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Those losses, however, may have been a bargain in the long run.
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It's a downright bargain, but nothing we haven't seen before from Amazon.
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Some enthusiasts would call this a bargain when considering its entertainment value.
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Of course, we are not one to ... Cuban: It was a bargain!
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A plea bargain can even offer an immediate route out of jail.
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It's like two toys in one, and one heck of a bargain.
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This gives workers the tools to bargain with, without sacrificing anyone's privacy.
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For $60, it's a bargain—just don't expect it to overly impress.
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For $33, it's a bargain—just don't expect it to overly impress.
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But the digital age has brought with it a peculiar devil's bargain.
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While cleaning up vomit comes in at a bargain $10 per area.
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Trump's relationship with congressional Republicans is best viewed as an uneasy bargain.
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If this was our Faustian bargain, then it was not worth it.
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It is nearly impossible for workers there to organize and bargain collectively.
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Those losses, however, may have been a bargain in the long run.
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You can try to bargain with your phone service or Internet provider.
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Disney paid $4 billion, a price that in hindsight seems a bargain.
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Bargain-hunting doesn't always translate to buying the cheapest item you see.
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The lesson is, investors will buy, but only at bargain basement prices.
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And at just over $20, the X-Ranger is a real bargain.
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Soon I'm going to need to be bargain shopping like my sis!
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The person who tipped her off to such a great beauty bargain?
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Many advisers see the market decline as a time to bargain hunt.
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Savvy market watchers use volatility to fatten their portfolios with bargain stocks.
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Which is to say that Devil's Bargain is really a campaign book.
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A strong jobs market may also give workers more to bargain for.
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Yet at 72 euros, it is hardly a bargain for everyday diners.
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History will soon record this as a Faustian bargain for the GOP.
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It's bad in a good way — a rear-wheel-drive performance bargain.
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The equation used to be about bargain prices at almost all costs.
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Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings traded higher after it announced solid quarterly results.
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The plea bargain was not supported by the Manhattan district attorney's office.
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Nobody in right field was giving up his bargain $20 bleacher seat.
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This makes the Burevestnik an elaborate redundancy, and dangerous in the bargain.
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"I think we really have got a complete bargain — we're really lucky."
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Bargain or not — it's the people who make the investment worth it
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Measured by the visual pleasure it provides, it is an enormous bargain.
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With flexible dates and destinations, you can often find bargain-priced flights.
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States, counties and municipal governments should refuse to bargain with public unions.
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Ghani's peace bargain is as good as any deal for the Taliban.
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Another bargain buy is the Play Visions' Dirt Bugs in a Jar.
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To me, $2325 beers and $16 cocktails are far from a bargain.
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Buying a foreclosure enabled us to get a house at a bargain.
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He made a bargain with himself: He'd get treatment once he graduated.
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Protect teachers' freedom to negotiate, right to join unions, and collectively bargain.
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It's premature to try to jam everyone into a single grand bargain.
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That amendment looks essential to a Republican grand bargain on health care.
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They suss out which vendors offer better deals, and recognize bargain situations.
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If that's the case, maybe all this garbage might be a bargain.
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For a Silicon Valley investor, Indiana startups can be a relative bargain.
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His contract will be a huge bargain well before it runs out.
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"We have occasionally tried to buy toads at bargain prices," Buffett said.
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It's a hunt, but you never know what bargain you might snare.
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But even that's not enough, because voters can't bargain with one another.
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Yet some music-business insiders regard this arrangement as a mixed bargain.
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And isn't that part of the bargain we strike with our partners?
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And it's not just the caviar that will come at a bargain.
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And the devil's bargain the groups have made seems to be working.
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A low-cost drug is not a bargain if it doesn't work.
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"The government will not bargain away the unity of Ethiopia," he said.
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Bargain hunters have begun to pay close attention to emerging market stocks.
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After all, as bargain hunters know, comparison shopping is a cinch online.
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One side effect of the decline in air travel demand: bargain fares.
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Trump's Korean bargain may be a bad one, or it may evaporate.
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DEVIL'S BARGAIN: Steve Bannon, Donald Trump, and the Storming of the Presidency.
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" She continued, "The lower level folks have less information to bargain with.
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Overnight parking is just $9 a night, a bargain in this town.
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They know that the last hundred years have been a trash bargain.
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Still such a bargain, you practically can't afford not to buy it!
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But the other side of the bargain — China's opening — was not fulfilled.
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Other nonperishables such as pasta and peanut butter are also a bargain.
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For those who relied on food stamps, this was a devil's bargain.
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And of many delicious spoonfuls of Bird's Eye Custard into the bargain?
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Two tacos topped with chopped onions and cilantro made a bargain meal.
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The market for our digital data can seem like a lopsided bargain.
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But only time will tell if the bargain is ultimately worth it.
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You've got one more chance to pick up a bargain this week.
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Oh, and into the bargain, Donald Trump might well not be president.
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But at a car dealership, you can&apost afford to not bargain.
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But in some of America's priciest neighborhoods, $21,2974 would be a bargain.
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These companies bargain with drug manufacturers to secure steep discounts on medicines.
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That trade, that grand bargain, has turned out to be not productive.
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"Outlet mall" searches point to heavy bargain-hunting on Thursday and Friday.
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" The logic behind the bargain was that "people are a treasured resource.
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New Renner released a single that sounds like bargain-basement Imagine Dragons.
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"We know what we bargain for in this whole deal," Holtmann said.
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At nearly $80,000, I kid you not, this guy is a bargain.
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But the government might not hold up its end of the bargain.
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Perhaps. It certainly makes it seem like a good bargain at $120.
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"I think they feel I am driving a tough bargain," he said.
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But he can't transcend the Faustian bargain he has struck for himself.
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However, once again, the haphazard racks did not deter the bargain hunters.
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The Nationals' owners are known to drive a hard bargain with managers.
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And I think that … KS: I didn't know there was bargain marijuana.
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Six years and $24 million for Victor Rask should be a bargain.
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Some analysts believed the $32 billion price tag was a bargain for SoftBank.
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And at only $17, this is the biggest bargain in the dildo bushel.
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Nemtsov's killing highlighted the Faustian bargain the Kremlin has made with Mr Kadyrov.
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From Kim Jong Un's perspective, why not bargain from a position of strength?
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Families looking for a better bargain could start to pivot to cheaper options.
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Shares of Ollie's Bargain Outlet have been on fire since Trump's surprise victory.
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Now, Comcast's participation could help him get the sports networks at a bargain.
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The bags — which retail for the bargain price of $0.99 — are famously sturdy.
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But, that's not because Jaime didn't hold up his end of the bargain.
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However, it later recovered to trade up 0.9 percent thanks to bargain-hunting.
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Just because something has become less expensive, that doesn't make it a bargain.
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MACCALLUM: And he&aposs clearly all about the bargain with the president, Tom.
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And so I think he&aposs going to drive a real hard bargain.
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But in this grand bargain, the United States has a role to play.
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Sure, a bargain is tempting, but not if the merchandise has been stolen.
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Grab this bargain and see for yourself what all the fuss is about.
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Mine safety advocates fear the government may bargain away the key enforcement tool.
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But the moment that academia embarked on massification, this gentlemanly bargain broke down.
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Wheat gained ground on bargain-buying after falling for the last five sessions.
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Each side rarely trusts the other to keep its end of the bargain.
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Vancouver wants to be more than just a bargain bazaar for technology talent.
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Calling all budget-conscious, bargain-loving members of the early-stage startup community.
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Trans Mountain Corp countered that the groups did not bargain in good faith.
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Chinese negotiators have struggled to bargain with Trump, who often changes his mind.
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Today's study shows he was right: these partnerships have been a huge bargain.
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"We entered 2017 worrying about a grand bargain," one European diplomat told BuzzFeed.
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All the more reason to be proud of your bargain-scouring abilities, right?
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Mr Ortega's brutality has exposed that bargain as morally bankrupt and politically unstable.
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Yet the outlines of a grand bargain are not so hard to discern.
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While I didn't bargain or offered any sort of sacrifice, I just begged.
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But there was no guarantee this bargain would hold in Trump's Republican Party.
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It is safe to predict that Mr Moroun would drive a hard bargain.
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Seems like a perfect fit and at $20 billion could be a bargain.
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" The Daily Express, a British newspaper, growled: "The big bad bargain is sealed.
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Traders said one morning's bargain hunting could not be interpreted as a trend.
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Those providing them could boost their balance-sheets by $4.2trn into the bargain.
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Normally $199, this wire-free video doorbell is currently a bargain at $110.
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Low utility prices and robust state incentives make doing business here a bargain.
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It's nice to know that even the Kardashian-Jenners enjoy a good bargain.
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China's entry into the WTO in 2001 was part of a grand bargain.
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FYI: You're definitely not alone in your perpetual bargain-scouring, Maxxinista shopping habits.
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Those looking for a bargain should head to Warwick Business School in Britain.
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They see a system built on an unsentimental bargain between rulers and ruled.
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Fans would be wise not to get their hopes up for a bargain.
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Some may call these bargain buys, others may call it a value trap.
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"Devil's Bargain" 5 Joshua Green (Penguin Press, $27) Copyright © 2017 Publishers Weekly.
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The Smart Plug does seem like a pretty solid bargain at $18 vs.
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Biotech company Mesoblast was another big winner, up 15 percent on bargain hunting.
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Once upon a time, $80 seemed like a bargain for a fitness tracker.
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With Amplify's sales growing at 40 percent, could the stock be a bargain?
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Plus, they're the closest thing to a bargain you'll stumble upon in Iceland.
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And potentially the FCC could look at the terms of the bargain too.
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But where some investors see trouble, value investors like Klarman see a bargain.
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They were fresh and new and clean and they seemed like a bargain.
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Both could seek lighter sentences if they agree to a plea bargain deal.
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"Bolivia remains an even greater bargain than backpacker sanctuaries like Cambodia," says Northam.
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On the other hand, the weakened stock could be a bargain, some said.
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And yet Democrats now have less incentive to bargain, because they control nothing.
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The last grand bargain was struck at the EU-Turkey Summit last November.
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And best of all, it's a complete bargain at just $5 a month.
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But the Islamist-ruled Iran will not enter into such a grand bargain.
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In sparsely populated Daggett County, commissioners were initially willing to bargain with conservationists.
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Unions are in place to protect their members and bargain on their behalf.
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We also told them that the book they find should be a bargain.
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As the week progressed, bargain hunting led to a bounce in global equities.
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Like when Obama's grand bargain collapsed, their failure might save them from themselves.
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" She added, "If legislators don't keep the bargain then we walk out again.
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It mandates that all workers have the right to unionize and collectively bargain.
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"That's a bargain when you consider the earnings growth they have," he said.
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Either way, bargain seekers will have to act quickly to snag the fares.
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Instead, the exit plan that emerged centered on a so-called grand bargain.
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And at just 50,000 miles round-trip, flying to Japan is a bargain.
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Unfortunately, the state of Kentucky didn't hold up its end of the bargain.
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Ollie's Bargain outlet stock is up more than 79 percent year to date.
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You'll need to act fast if you want to pick up this bargain.
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In fact, its performance-to-versatility ratio makes it look like a bargain.
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But they're still no bargain: the average sale price was still $4.3 million.
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Buying diapers and baby wipes at Walgreens won't get you the best bargain.
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The neediest food banks were able to obtain these staples at bargain prices.
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That's a "tremendous bargain" for a brand that "can mint revenue," Cordaro said.
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That amendment might be essential to a Republican grand bargain on health care.
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The store first opened in 1948 under its original name, Children's Bargain Town.
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We also found some colored party supplies that looked like a good bargain.
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It's a bargain compared to what you would expect to pay in London.
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A figure twice that high for Twitter would seem to be a bargain.
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We recommend The Final Cut, which is certainly the best bargain on Amazon.
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Hadn't we struck a grand bargain between the masters of capitalism and the
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The school is certainly a bargain compared to Stanford ... it's $260.66 a unit.
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But, the Canelo camp hasn't lived up to their end of the bargain.
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If Snapchat keeps growing, $25 billion could wind up looking like a bargain.
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They used bargain bin oddities to give Midwestern Songs a patchwork, absurdist flow.
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For a while, it looked like it lost its soul in the bargain.
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They are also a bargain at around 25 cents an egg, urine included.
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But many schools have refused to bargain, rejecting the students' status as workers.
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Nevertheless, at its heart, the agreement's simple bargain has made the world safer.
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New York (CNN Business)You may have never heard of Ollie's Bargain Outlet.
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And the Trump administration is not holding up its end of that bargain.
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There is no excuse for not holding up our end of the bargain.
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Fairley was good after coming over as a bargain free agent from Detroit.
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If Kim will halt testing, maybe there's a grand bargain to be achieved.
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Bargain hunters will also find bottles of white for as low as $30.
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DEVIL'S BARGAIN: Steve Bannon, Donald Trump, and the Nationalist Uprising, by Joshua Green.
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"China did not keep up its end of the bargain," Mr. Prasad said.
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And, now, at age 30, she is the best bargain hunter I know.
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But such a grand bargain could conceivably get a majority behind the plan.
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"I am expressly rejecting the plea bargain as to Mr. Almena," Cramer said.
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A significant figure at the time, it has proved to be a bargain.
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He called the $800 million investment a "bargain" to get the additional volume.
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"Everyone loves a bargain, especially at a time of economic uncertainty." he said.
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DeMarcus Cousins signed a bargain, one-year deal with the Golden State Warriors.
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Virginia was a relative bargain for Bloomberg, at a mere $214 per vote.
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The question now: Can consumers keep holding up their end of the bargain?
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It also happens to be a relative bargain and is often on sale.
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Look at me, here I am doing what I did not bargain for.
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First, they purchased medallions at bargain rates and established big fleets of cabs.
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Having taken bargain cruises, I was prepared for a tiny, interior, windowless room.
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Rafael Nadal final was set, those seats might have qualified as a bargain.
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Such a trade would be a bargain for both doctors and state governments.
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OPINION Rotating regional primaries: A grand bargain to save Iowa, by former Rep.
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It's intended to address cases when employers refuse to bargain or delay negotiations.
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"It's the bargain basement of the arts," he told TV Guide in 288.
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Without the old incentive scheme, Nissan dealers stopped offering bargain prices every month.
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It only trades at 17 times so that's a bargain in this market.
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Following Google&aposs example, Facebook and other tech companies offered an irresistible bargain.
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By these measures, Pershing Square Holdings' lower fee structure is a relative bargain.
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Tarrant's book sheds useful light on the bargain-basement world of contemporary porn.
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The province rejected this grand bargain by scrapping the carbon tax on consumers.
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It ain't cheap, but the CT6 is one helluva bargain all things considered.
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Her lawyer arranged a plea bargain; the charges were reduced to criminal impersonation.
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Head over to Dell and grab a bargain in the 72-hour sale.
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I found this to be a notable bargain, and a tasty one, too.
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Bernstein has identified Merck's stock as a bargain due to low market expectations.
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Ridiculous. I make more hourly than I could ever save by bargain hunting.
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No, but at $78.39 (down 22% from $99.99), it's still a great bargain.
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Consumers have paid dearly for that bargain in higher prices and less choice.
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The accord is a nuclear nonproliferation deal, not a grand bargain with Iran.
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Fifteen years ago, the group bought the Celtics for $360 million, a bargain.
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Mr. Trump, she said, could bargain with Ms. Pelosi or withdraw from Nafta.
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The "grand bargain" would include the RAISE Act — the bill introduced by Sens.
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There were likely people bargain-hunting, waiting until the end of the day.
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Trump says we need to renegotiate trade deals and drive a hard bargain.
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So why judge one a rip-off and the other a sweet bargain?
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So we have the top tier, the mid-shelf, and then the bargain.
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Together, it all makes the $1,500 a month price tag seem like a bargain.
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In any event, there may never be as propitious a time for a bargain.
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Grocery Outlet's business model is a lot like TJMaxx, Ross and Ollie's Bargain Outlet.
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The Huawei blacklisting could be dropped completely as part of a final trade bargain.
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They likely won't be upset that they're getting Bannon in the bargain as well.
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Richard and Rachel Bell own The BOSS, which stands for Bargain Outlet Super Store.
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The $100 price would be a bargain even without the built-in Bluetooth headphones.
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Overall, I think Walmart offers a great bargain for anyone on a tight budget.
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They may not have been expecting a proxy war as part of the bargain.
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But by that same token, that gives Sanders less leverage with which to bargain.
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The allure of a flying somewhere somewhere on a bargain is impossible to resist.
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She also said that GOP lawmakers had made a 'devil's bargain' to accept Trump.
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Focused instead on its backyard, it has struck a bargain with Russia, analysts say.
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Only time would reveal that fusing his fate to Nero was a Faustian bargain.
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Some of Trader Joe's dairy products are a bargain, such as their specialty cheeses.
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It also makes it easier for Mexican workers to form unions and collectively bargain.
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A related one is how it will enforce the Taliban's side of the bargain.
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And even at $11 per month, Facebook might still be a bargain to some.
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The updated Devils' Bargain featuring Bannon's comments in the introduction will be published Tuesday.
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The bottom line: Divided government probably won't produce a grand bargain on drug pricing.
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For about $15, including a 27W USB-C wired power adapter, it's a bargain.
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But the Coexist logo wasn't always just a trip to the semiotic bargain bin.
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She was starting to get the feeling that Jaime wasn't much of a bargain.
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And the EPA administrator did eat there every day, enjoying the bargain-priced food.
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It remains to be seen whether Wikileaks holds up its end of the bargain.
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The cranky Warped Tour lifers of the Best Buy Bargain Bin get… a makeover.
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Bargain hunters jump in and temporarily drive the price higher but it doesn't last.
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"When countries come to the table and bargain fairly, we sign deals," Navarro said.
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Icahn said Dell is trying to buy those shares at a bargain basement price.
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If one side of that grand bargain comes unstuck, so may the whole thing.
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And, by and large, it's a bargain that's worked out well for digital advertisers.
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But to Chinese officials it looks like Mr Xi is driving a tougher bargain.
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Prospects for a grand bargain with Mr Macron on security are only slightly brighter.
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"We haven't held up our end of the bargain on that point," Ventura said.
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"When countries come to the table and bargain fairly, we sign deals," said Navarro.
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However, if you're also looking for a bargain Thanksgiving meal, this definitely isn't it.
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The people of Chad, now paying for Mr Déby's foolish bargain, would surely agree.
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He faced a potential 15-year sentence after accepting a plea bargain last year.
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"There's always the extra, extra large fuchsia sweater in the bargain bin," he said.
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But it's adequate, and getting a 65-inch screen for $750 is a bargain.
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Josh Hawley, have said a $20193 billion fine would be "a bargain" for Facebook.
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Then they broke and went home, still without upholding their end of the bargain.
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But what if you could bargain with your landlord to get a better deal?
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As part of a plea bargain, the young woman will be sentenced on Aug.
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In Brazil, plea bargain testimony to prosecutors is confidential until approved by a judge.
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But you will get a stylish and extremely fast phone at a bargain price.
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Ollie's Bargain Outlet: Shareholders will hear from the retail chain after trading ends Tuesday.
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Giving them that information would enable employers to bargain effectively and secure lower prices.
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We broke the story ... he ended up avoiding jail time in a plea bargain.
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Batista was arrested on Sunday for concealing other crimes in his plea bargain deal.
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Amaral's lawyer had previously said that his client would not give a plea bargain.
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If you are flexible, you are much more likely to get a bargain fee.
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The classic devil's bargain is an exchange of soul for real but fleeting fortunes.
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"brutal bargain": endless upper-ward mobility is open to them so long as they
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I'm going to have a Faustian bargain with the bankers, with the financial sector.
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But for his part, Ngannou has always held up his end of the bargain.
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Check out the best deals from the weekend sale and grab yourself a bargain.
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I was wearing Zara denim cut-offs and a Marc Jacobs sweater (sale bargain).
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The M3, once a relative bargain, now starts at $63,500, without any extras added.
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Cheap jeans aren't a bargain if the seams come undone by the third wash.
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However, you can only bag a bargain if you know when the sales start.
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After Bobby paid the ransom, the abductors held up their end of the bargain.
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And for the most part, the items appeared to be going for a bargain.
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The problem, however, is that the relationship with India rests on a dangerous bargain.
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This week a judge accepted a plea bargain that kept Conor out of jail.
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Corsi this week claimed to have turned down a plea bargain deal with Mueller.
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Not a good bargain for our country, nor what candidate Trump promised his supporters.
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The best remaining hope is that voters will punish Republicans for their corrupt bargain.
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I wonder if that is part of a devil's bargain or a cultural difference.
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This is a glorious little bauble, which means many dealers are reluctant to bargain.
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"Some investors will see the fall as a good bargain-hunting opportunity," he added.
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Those from Mumbai to Singapore are even more of a bargain, at around $1,0003.
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One can find expensive rides that look smashing but that are actually a bargain.
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Trump seems to be using this leverage to bargain with China on trade deals.
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Costco's rotisserie chicken is massively popular and a great bargain, perpetually costing only $4.99.
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I did,persuaded by postnatal dreadand a Macy's clerk to bargain for more zip.
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While it looked like a bargain at $18, it was decidedly lacking in flavor.
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The men and women who served our nation upheld their end of the bargain.
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Now, Greg is worried that the government won't fulfill its end of the bargain.
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A grand bargain to deal with the deficit and debt died in its infancy.
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How dare they not keep their end of the bargain I skipped out of!
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To avoid this, Pavini suggests shopping at designer discount stores for the best bargain.
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I'd bargain for tougher methane regulations, but could accept waiting to restore those later.
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That's a bargain for what you get in return if you take full advantage.
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As experts have said, "Just because Costco has it, doesn't mean it's a bargain."
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"He wasn't keeping his side of the bargain," John Dowd told CNN on Saturday.
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Should we be shocked at the willingness of leading Republicans to make this bargain?
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These bargain homes were in need of major repairs, in terrible neighborhoods, or both.
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But this devil's bargain is only one of the many realities haunting immigrant communities.
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Industries Qatar was up 4.3% in early trade, on bargain hunting after recent declines.
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A set by Ruckus usually goes for $75k .. so free is definitely a bargain.
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Sixteen-times earnings sounds like a "bargain" in a crowded space, the host said.
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The reality of who we were trying to bargain with failed to set in.
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Second: Bargain shop, and know that your local pharmacy may be the cheapest option.
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McDonald's workers also want the right to unionize and bargain collectively with the company.
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Go deeper: Trump's grand bargain on China... What Larry Kudlow told Axios earlier today.
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Tim Scott of South Carolina has embodied this bargain for much of his career.
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"We're going to drive a hard bargain to boost British industry," Mr. Johnson said.
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Culture Is a Bargain Some of the best sightseeing in New York is inexpensive.
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At nearly $600,000 a year on his current contract, he has been a bargain.
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"It's like a bargain with the devil," said Naseim Omeish, 25, a development official.
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Sure, we may haggle you to death, but who doesn't love a good bargain?
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For renters accustomed to Manhattan prices, Brooklyn can still seem like a relative bargain.
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Some items seem like a bargain ... others seem like the King of Pop's ransom.
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They bargain shop at T. J. Maxx and eat at a Sonic Drive-In.
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Russia hopes to use its position in Syria to bargain for concessions over Ukraine.
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And God help us if we don't keep up our end of the bargain.
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She's using House Democrats newfound power to bargain for more progressives on important committees.
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You can hunt for bargain tickets on resale websites, but be careful of counterfeits.
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LONDON — For travel bargain hunters, the first day of 2019 was a spectacular one.
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Sometimes there is the story of a plea bargain that the judge didn't honor.
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They should refuse to hire women back "at a bargain" when circumstances are brighter.
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And the Braves, as ridiculous as it may sound, almost assuredly got a bargain.
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Tom Petty's oasis for over a decade can be yours ... at a bargain price.
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She would bargain with the elders, just as she had bargained with her grandfather.
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Those traits could, in turn, affect a woman's willingness to bargain for higher wages.
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The Vicar of Christ cut deals with dictators, including a devil's bargain with Mussolini.
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Let me ask you to think hard about the increasing cost of that bargain.
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After such a steep drop, Joule Financial President Quint Tatro warns against bargain hunting.
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I'm usually pretty disappointed, whether I try the high-end ones or bargain brands.
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All workers deserve the right to bargain and strike for better wages and benefits.
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Nevertheless, the very presence of bargain fares affects pricing across the spectrum of carriers.
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Bargain-hunting season comes in early summer, when nobody is shopping for school supplies.
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The Americans felt they could get a better bargain by dealing directly with London.
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These little deaths are part of the grand bargain of living in a civilization.
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The argument is that companies are not holding up their end of the bargain.
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Cyber Monday has fast become one of the year's biggest days for bargain shopping.
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Thus, a rational investor should be willing to pay only bargain prices for petros.
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YouTube TV is no longer the bargain it was when it launched in 2017.
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In 2007, Bartley accepts a plea bargain, but his guilty plea is later vacated.
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He is ready to bargain away nuclear weapons for the sake of economic development.
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At the moment, the terms of the bargain look attractive, and the complaints trivial.
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It is a process that lures an entire town into a grisly Faustian bargain.
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Supporters further explain such a "bargain" is a "realpolitik" wink and cannot be avoided.
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This week, the company brought the case to a close with a plea bargain.
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"I say the negativity is misplaced and Entercom's stock is a bargain," Cramer said.
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His contract is still regarded in league circles as a bargain given his production.
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Bargain buying pulled the grain contracts from their session lows ahead of the close.
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British Airways uses a distance-based award chart that makes some flights a bargain.
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Kia was once seen as strictly a bargain product, but those perceptions have changed.
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Meanwhile, eccentric chains like Ollie's Bargain Outlet (OLLI) and Five Below (FIVE) are booming.
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Striking a deal The United States, famously, drives a hard bargain in trade deals.
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Crude oil in the low $70s a barrel could soon feel like a bargain.
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Fresh-caught fish from that day (never frozen) is the biggest bargain of all.
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Consider what would happen if we walk away from our nuclear bargain with Iran.
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This is not the bargain that U.S. workers should want or that they deserve.
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Still, bargain hunters in the know flock to U.A.L., crossing state lines if necessary.
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But for those moving from out of state, Boise homes are still a bargain.
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Millions of homes went into foreclosure and were sold off at bargain-basement prices.
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That still gets you AWD and the V6, so, therefore, is a monumental bargain.
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If you're looking for the best bargain in the luxury SUV market, look elsewhere.
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You'd have to be the most rabid of early adopters to accept that bargain.
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But were the use of the images, the plea bargain and the sentence just?
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Lunch, eaten off plastic plates, is a bargain at around 800 pesos for two.
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Slowing down to bargain now would completely miss the point, both politically and atmospherically.
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At $9.99 a month, Apple News Plus is a bargain, especially for casual readers.
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Some bargain hunting and short-covering were to be expected after December's historic rout.
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Amazon's Hard Bargain Extends Far Beyond New York Karen Weise, Manny Fernandez and John Eligon examine Amazon's brutish negotiating tactics with governments around the country: Virtually all of America's largest businesses drive a hard bargain with governments, angling for benefits and financial incentives.
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""Building a better tomorrow""Strength you can count on""A fair shot and a fair deal""Building a fairer future today""You've earned a fair shot""You've earned a fair chance""Renewing America's promise""Renewing our basic bargain""Time for a better bargain.
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We have all become such suckers for a bargain that we take the low prices of our foodstuffs for granted and are somehow unable to connect these bargain-basement prices to our children's inability to find meaningful work at a decently paid job.
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The phone will run you $4,995 (reasonable) up to the aforementioned $1.3 million (a bargain).
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But Hillair is now claiming the Kardashians didn't hold up their end of the bargain.
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But for people looking to earn loan forgiveness, Trump's plan could be a huge bargain.
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Spirit and Frontier Airlines, the bargain basement airlines, are all at the minimum 28 inches.
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Until a few weeks ago, I believed I had the easier part of the bargain.
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It's unclear how much Nicki's getting, but our sources say the club scored a bargain.
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Pharma stocks gained on bargain hunting and the healthcare index was the top sectoral gainer.
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But the obstacles that drove lawmakers to a grand bargain in 2013 haven't gone away.
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Ecuador was a relative bargain, with $23,2000 to $272,2000 enough to support everything they like.
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For bargain hunters, events at the stadium kick off a week before the game itself.
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Walmart will continue to press for bargain-priced items to sell at its 23.6,270 stores.
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If you're out-of-state, public colleges are often less of a bargain, Levy said.
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But because of a plea bargain, Reiakvam was sentenced to only two years in jail.
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He also seeks a "grand bargain" with Germany over broader reforms of the euro zone.
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Bias, like job losses and safety hazards, becomes part of the grand bargain of innovation.
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More expensive meats such as beef, salmon and turkey are typically featured at bargain prices.
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Mercadante has denied the allegations, made as part of a plea bargain signed by Amaral.
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A new report suggests Apple shares are a bargain — even at almost $200 a pop.
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A three-year $2.99-per-month plan for the whole family is, indeed, a bargain.
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The bargain with the state has turned out to be a pact with the devil.
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"The plea bargain was not as severe as I had assumed," one wrote to Millendorf.
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Regulations like CCPA make this easier, but businesses must uphold their end of the bargain.
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And that's a fair bargain, say residents who prefer sparse populations and the region's beauty.
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High-end wines could be reduced to bargain-bin specials without constant coddling by vintners.
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As for the volatility in the U.S. market, Cramer saw too much bargain hunting occur.
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They both hold up their end of the bargain and refuse to judge each other.
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"Dealing with the European Union is very difficult; they drive a high bargain," Trump said.
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Seattle's proposed solution to this deadlock, unveiled in 2015, is known as the "grand bargain".
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I have to tell you I think that CVS at these prices is a bargain.
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Wheat's price drop on Tuesday attracted bargain buying and short covering on Wednesday, traders said.
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Put simply, these stocks that offer strong cash distributions can be found at a bargain.
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If you get a decent audio setup into the bargain then so much the better.
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If you're looking for a travel bargain this winter, Gifford suggested Napa Valley in California.
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If you believed in Trump's ideas, as Sessions does, that seems like a reasonable bargain.
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"It's a big investment, but this deal was a bargain," Hashimoto told reporters in March.
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Rivals may be waiting for Bunge to become a better bargain before slicing it up.
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At such a bargain, you'll quickly spend that and more stocking up on everyday essentials.
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In lean hog futures, contracts ended mostly higher, supported by bargain buying after recent losses.
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Wheat rose on bargain-buying, while soybeans rose on hopes China could buy U.S. supplies.
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So, does this bargain-centric approach to combing the racks sound like your shopping M.O.?
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Meanwhile, eccentric discount chains like Ollie's Bargain Outlet (OLLI) and Five Below (FIVE) are expanding.
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Sorry, bargain shoppers, the RF is not available in the Miata's entry-level Sport trim.
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His lawyer has said he is not guilty and will not consider a plea bargain.
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Companies tend to be trend-followers rather than bargain-hunters when purchasing their own shares.
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The U.S. currency traded at 109.45 yen, up 0.15%, underpinned by Japanese players' bargain-hunting.
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In the Batistas' plea bargain, Temer was accused of working to obstruct a corruption probe.
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China is always "willing to bargain away the American military footprint", growls a second official.
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It was optional to be a part of it and they don't bargain for salaries.
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Even if they miss that 50 percent it would still be a huge bargain, honestly.
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It was, in their eyes, an unfair change to the bargain that had been struck.
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And some bargain hunters are also betting on stronger 2.63 growth than current valuations imply.
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The company was never content to have its operating system relegated to the bargain bins.
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Just follow our lead, and you'll be shopping like a bargain pro in no time.
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It was the kind of grand bargain that Washington insiders often seek but rarely find.
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Holiday shoppers, be forewarned: not all the "deals" you see advertised represent an actual bargain.
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That makes equities look a bargain compared with the 1.57% payable on 10-year gilts.
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Terry Branstad (R) has proposed ending public employee unions' ability to bargain over healthcare coverage.
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Regardless of the details, bargain seekers will have to act quickly to snag the fares.
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That, in turn, allowed them to offer share trading to the masses at bargain prices.
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But for bargain-hunting beer clowns such as myself, the low price tag is enough.
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The prices in London are a bit more reasonable, but still far from a bargain.
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The monthly fee from here on out is $21.50 so overall it's still a bargain.
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"You hear a lot of talk about a 'grand bargain' — a comprehensive deal," Rumer said.
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She says had Scott kept up his end of the bargain, she'd have the $64,406.
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Alex Rodriguez will linger on for another season at the bargain price of $22012 million.
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If a burger looks like a bargain in one currency, that currency could be undervalued.
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Despite the move higher, two experts said there are still bargain buys within the space.
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"The market bounced back with bargain hunting," said Hussain Gani, deputy CEO at Softlogic Stockbrokers.
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If he lives up to his end of the bargain, the charge will be dismissed.
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Manchester had 2,394 homes at last Census count, which would cost Amazon a bargain $237,006.
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Some politicians have been cleared of wrongdoing after they were named in plea bargain testimony.
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But Cameron says Griffin bolted ... and didn't live up to his end of the bargain.
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Did I live up to my end of the bargain as their friend and trainer?
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He questioned whether the United States had kept up its end of the bargain, however.
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Trump not only "ignored the bargain that is at the heart of NATO," Rathke said.
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Shares of Ollie's Bargain Outlet slipped slightly during after-hours trading despite exceeding consensus projections.
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Make this weekend one to remember and grab a great bargain on a smart speaker.
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Federal law (the National Labor Relations Act) allows only employees to unionize and collectively bargain.
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For $149.99, it's something of a bargain in this overpopulated world of underwhelming gaming headphones.
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But futures were pointing to gains at open, with investors seeking value amid bargain prices.
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When it comes to inflicting discomfort, Nishi still holds up its end of the bargain.
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Private equity buys up assets (everything from foreclosed homes to ambulance companies) at a bargain.
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George H.W. Bush made the same bargain and two years later lost the White House.
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Since its 2015 public offering, Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings has gained traction in the market.
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Not even a month into the bargain, however, its benefits and costs are becoming clearer.
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Yet it appears that homebuilders can bargain down the price at which they buy plots.
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Earlier this year the brothers struck a plea-bargain deal with prosecutors for bribing politicians.
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If you're looking for a bargain education, don't count public colleges out of your search.
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S. trade tensions and as bargain-hunting investors expect to see results from government support.
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You can always bargain prices with the driver, which is part of the culture there.
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Despite its demise, the Crazy Eddie chain became an enduring symbol for bargain-basement retail.
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A union cannot bargain with tens of thousands of separate unconnected private individuals as employers.
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Which designer will land their dream job and which will land in the bargain bin?
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The SanDisk Ultra CZ48 is a bargain with a price tag that's less than $10.
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Largely due to cheap natural gas, electricity can be a bargain at the wholesale level.
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This type of bargain was recently struck at Airbnb, the online room rental start-up.
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The Insignia 55-inch 4K Fire TV is a great option for bargain-TV shoppers.
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Raghubir: Whenever consumers feel they have a bargain, they feel that they are smart shoppers.
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If Trump thinks he got a bargain, it's no wonder he went bankrupt six times.
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The ticket is still a bargain, even with the surcharge for 35 inches of legroom.
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That is an extremely rare bargain these days, and one that should not be overlooked.
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Iran needs a seat at the table when the post-Islamic State bargain is negotiated.
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Walmart will continue to press for bargain-priced items to sell at its 4,700 stores.
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We've tested some of these products, and the rest look like a good springtime bargain.
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Brent last traded at $60.41 for a gain of 1% as bargain hunting kicked in.
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Here is your best chance of grabbing a bargain air fryer, coffee machine, or kettle.
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Doing so is a flagrant violation of the employer's duty to bargain in good faith.
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Given that basic opportunity, DACA recipients more than hold up their end of the bargain.
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Rather, this grand bargain is exactly what American democracy was supposed to produce—thoughtful compromise.
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But, as we're learning, the cost of this bargain is much higher than the price.
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From an outside perspective, it seems like Son has made a kind of Faustian bargain.
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Why then, Blanks always wondered, did her rich boyfriend stay in bargain-priced Holiday Inns?
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The Rangers get a bargain and kept the term short enough that there's minimal risk.
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That left bankers selling a bumper offer in jittery markets at a non-bargain price.
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The plucky Fiat 500 is two-doors cute, and a serious bargain at $15,000 base.
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Refinery29 included these bargain items on its list of best Wegmans store-brand food items.
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In The Washington Post, James said Google was not upholding its bargain with the right.
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Since they had invested all their money into developing the app, they had to bargain.
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Culture Is a Bargain Many of London's museums, including the Tate Modern, have free admission.
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And still, even with lower rates, not all types of borrowing will be a bargain.
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I accepted the bargain because I like the slower pace and the small-town vibe.
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They think that the civic bargain has been broken but that it can be restored.
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They were willing to bargain about everything, including whether to show our faces on camera.
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It was going to cost around £11, minus the £3 from the promo code. Bargain!
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Any way you slice it, that's a bargain given the amount of human suffering averted.
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The rent was a bargain when he moved in and still was: $1,387 a month.
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Neckties and sweaters are expensive, but saving a life, even in 2017, is a bargain.
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Sellers might have to lower expectations; buyers or renters might have more leverage to bargain.
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Ms. Nestor, who declined to comment for this article, refused his bargain, the records noted.
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So much, also, for the notion that Iran has honored its end of the bargain.
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The almost-three-hour regional Amtrak was the far better bargain in terms of time.
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In that case, banks and debt investors will drive a harder bargain on underwriting terms.
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Investing on behalf of high net-worth and ultra-net worth individuals, he's bargain hunting.
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On the whole, at least for me, I'd say it has been a good bargain.
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That said, its prohibitive cost makes the W9 look like a genuine bargain in comparison.
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They pressured the Americans to strike a bargain with the other members of the alliance.
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There's an implicit bargain that gets made at the start of every reality show's season.
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He then introduced a bill limiting the ability of public workers to bargain over wages.
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You've made some sort of Faustian bargain with President Trump, but at what incredible cost?
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Still, the coronavirus gives China new reasons to hold up its end of the bargain.
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The Wine Legend shop sells a variety of fine wines, as well as bargain bottles.
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DEVIL'S BARGAIN: Steve Bannon, Donald Trump, and the Storming of the Presidency, by Joshua Green.
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A bargain in San Francisco&aposs real-estate market can be hard to come by.
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But unless the old Apple magic returns, the company right now is not a bargain.
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The workers responsible for that profit deserve to collectively bargain as part of a union.
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He's assessing the bargain he made and understanding how completely his ambition eclipsed his integrity.
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Conservatives who seek to use populism for their own ends inevitably make a Faustian bargain.
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New York's public universities are a relative bargain compared to those in many other states.
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After a good day (or weekend) of bargain shopping, you might feel like you've triumphed.
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Republican leaders have made the Faustian bargain of binding their party in Congress to Trump.
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And some bargain hunters are also betting on stronger 2019 growth than current valuations imply.
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Instead, the current "bargain" prices appear to have sparked interest from other buyers, including Mexico.
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David Brooks Many Republican members of Congress have made a Faustian bargain with Donald Trump.
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They bargain and are given tickets to New Orleans in exchange for naming the gang.
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I have not yet managed to achieve, please or bargain my way into having one.
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A strong showing could bolster his efforts to negotiate a plea bargain, at a minimum.
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Neves said Batista and prosecutors had set him up as part of the plea bargain.
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It seems gimmicky, but it's actually their way of giving you a really good bargain.
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We spotted a surprising amount of bargain hunters scouring the racks for a weekday afternoon.
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Salaries have risen in places like South Asia, making outsourcing there less of a bargain.
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Best of all, the BRS 3000-T costs just $17, making it an absolute bargain.
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Drivers for Uber and Lyft in California would still lack the right to bargain collectively.
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In a city known for excess — and disappointment — the summer league is a reliable bargain.
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Meanwhile, discount chains like Ollie's Bargain Outlet (OLLI) and Five Below (FIVE) expanded this year.
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DIY Network's "Bargain Mansions" was also called out for some of its more unbelievable elements.
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At $35 a night, the accommodation in the Santiago district of Cusco was a bargain.
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Since most of our system operates by plea bargain, much of it's not even public.
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But it does not seem able to drive a very hard bargain with the three.
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To defer to someone else's definition of a life well-lived is a Faustian bargain.
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The price of that bargain carpet that seems too good to be true probably is.
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While some of those destinations are far-flung, most bargain hunters stay close to home.
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"He chose to cooperate and wholeheartedly held up his end of the bargain," she said.
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For brave investors, bargain-hunting in shares of beaten-down retailers might just pay off.
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Knight recognized he'd gotten a "pretty good bargain" and her contributions did not go unnoticed.
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By the time you factor in taxes, fees and tip, ordering in is no bargain.
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Half of Democrats agreed that Iran has not held up its side of the bargain.
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She went bargain hunting on Flatbush Avenue for outfits and nice furniture for their apartment.
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I knew only that I resisted this bargain of love for a very long time.
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And rational actors do not bargain away their core interests; only fools or traitors do.
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Ultimately, however, social conservatives strike a terrible bargain when they support men like Roy Moore.
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Over the last 2 years, Kanye more than held up his end of the bargain.
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The seller was asking $9.9 million, so the singer was able to bargain a bit.
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But finding a great macroeconomic bargain is about more than simply looking up exchange rates.
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"So long as Iran is carrying out its end of the bargain, we think it's important for the world community to carry out our end of the bargain," Obama said at the end of the summit, which drew more than 50 world leaders to Washington.
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The president said one mention in plea bargain testimony was not enough to dismiss a minister.
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Workers who are happy that their jobs exist at all are unlikely to bargain for more.
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The deal was only awarded to the first 49 people waiting in line for the bargain.
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That's when flexibility on your destination and your dates can really help you get a bargain.
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These are not earbuds that you find in a bargain bin or take on a run.
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Following Barton's attempted breakfast bargain, members of the committee ended up settling for Dunkin Donuts instead.
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And let me drive home the point that $100 is a tremendous bargain for this package.
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Amazon Prime is a damn bargain and makes shopping for literally anything a seconds-long chore.
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If you're craving a salad, you'll get a much better bargain if you assemble it yourself.
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If she bids up to three cents, she can still get a dollar for a bargain.
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Compared to competing products from Facebook's Oculus and HTC, the PS VR is a relative bargain.
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You say Hit Bargain is both a product of and a response to LA's DIY scene.
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The plea bargain will be nullified if the judge gives Durst a different sentence, McMahon said.
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As long as that's the case, they're willing to hold up their end of the bargain.
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A bid to realign the three powers lies at the heart of Mr Trump's grand bargain.
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If you don't want to put in the effort to couponing, BJ's is still a bargain.
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Laura has something Eva wants — the rights to the book — and she's driving a hard bargain.
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Bargain Better: Don't be shy about asking your boss, or potential employer, for what you deserve.
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So to get it at the, comparatively, approachable starting price of $256,500, it's a certifiable bargain.
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"We're happy to have helped our client get the benefit of his burger bargain," he said.
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The Astros had been able to acquire Osuna under what was seen as a bargain trade.
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At that point, the "substantive part of the discussion" about a plea bargain began, Kirshner said.
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And it sure doesn't look like the government is holding up its end of the bargain.
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The Holiday Inn Express, at $1,788 for those four nights, is the bargain of the bunch.
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Just because a stock looks like a bargain does not mean that it can't fall further.
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Despite the fact that India's no posh show dog, taking care of her is no bargain.
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So you're not only racing against the clock; you're racing against your fellow bargain hunters too.
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No word on what Abby's final meal was, but she's a fan of the bargain brands.
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The U.S. currency traded at 109.53 , up 0.2% and underpinned by bargain-hunting by Japanese investors.
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Corn gained more ground as rains have delayed U.S. planting while wheat rose on bargain buying.
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As long as rates remain low or zero, some multinationals will continue to net a bargain.
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But the nature of the financial markets is that sharp moves bring out the bargain-hunters.
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With that, he spotted various opportunities to snap up high-quality stocks at a bargain price.
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But that misses the other side of the grand bargain that America implicitly struck with China.
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Just a decade ago, a bargain-basement deal on whole genome sequencing would run you $22013,254.
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The cheapest seats in the house will cost you 6.96 pairs of Curry's shoes — a bargain!
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Each retails for $25 — a total bargain for a Pat-approved product, if you ask me.
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So, it might be hard to make a convincingly reassuring case for such a Faustian bargain.
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Firms were charged a bargain rate of 5.25%, instead of the usual 35%, on repatriated profits.
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But its smaller neighbour may have the better (or rather, less bad) end of the bargain.
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National leaders meet on May 252 to haggle and prepare to bargain with EU lawmakers (MEPs).
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This is the bargain-basement economy of our present and future -- jobs disproportionately done by women.
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Knowing what hospitals are charging their competitors may spur some insurers to bargain for better deals.
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At $30 a night, this slice of Panamanian paradise is the biggest bargain of the list.
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Pegg's fans delivered on their end of the bargain and he hit one million followers yesterday.
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Sarah Ketterer, CEO of Causeway Capital Management LLC, said financial and bank stocks were a bargain.
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Thought I'd let you know Debenhams still have this available for the bargain price of £85.
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Others fear Mr Nyusi may be persuaded by Frelimo's old guard to drive a harder bargain.
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Financial stocks rose marginally as the big four banks on the index benefited from bargain buying.
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The ride-hailing service offers its customers an alternative to traditional taxis, and an unrealistic bargain.
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Residency is easy to obtain and real estate is a bargain for buyers with U.S. dollars.
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Hog futures also were firmer, bouncing from three-week lows on a round of bargain buying.
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To Mr Putin, causing so much trouble for a mere $11bn must seem like a bargain.
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Batista handed a recording of the conversation to prosecutors as part of a plea bargain deal.
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Among the locations we looked at, the bargain destination seemed to be Beijing for some reason.
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Maggi denied any wrongdoing, claiming in a statement that Barbosa "lied" in his plea bargain testimony.
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He seems to be presenting China with a choice: a grand bargain or a trade war.
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Nike's Hijab Pro will cost around $35 — not exactly on the bargain end of the spectrum.
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It's seems to be a relative bargain for the neighborhood and given its place in history.
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One intriguing finding in the study is that trees are often a bargain in this regard.
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"If you have a dream in mind I would just say try to bargain," she said.
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David Cameron, who had hammered out the bargain with Mr Tusk, was clearly feeling less lyrical.
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People are dying in vain because this country isn't holding their end of the bargain up.
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Travelers hunting for a bargain warm-weather getaway could easily believe their ship has come in.
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Over time, they got rich, and the Soviet Union ended, and we never revised that bargain.
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That's why buying stocks just because they're cheap doesn't always qualify as a bargain, Cramer said.
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The plea bargain documents made public on Wednesday revealed the first formal accusations against Temer himself.
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The off-price chains may drive a hard bargain but are otherwise easy to deal with.
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This deal expires very soon, so you can't hesitate if you want to bag this bargain.
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Hill could face jail time if convicted -- but likely won't ... a plea bargain is almost certain.
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Unions were created, essentially, to give employees a fighting chance by allowing them to bargain collectively.
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Another way of giving your Monday a nudge in the right direction is with a bargain.
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"We do not know if this plea bargain even exists," Lula Institute spokesman José Chrispiniano said.
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Halftime Report trader, Steve Weiss, is taking advantage of the sell-off by going bargain hunting.
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Seems to be a bargain because the estimated retail value is $218,460, according to the site.
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Unions now can only bargain over wages, and even then, there are caps pegged to inflation.
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He thinks Lennar is a bargain at these levels, and that it has further upside ahead.
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Even though you'll have to buy your lenses separately, that's still a bargain and a half.
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With consumers hungry for a bargain, Dollar General will not be uncontested in the discount space.
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Four months later, the devil's bargain between Trump and the GOP is showing signs of strain.
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Copper prices advanced 1.3 percent to $5,731 a tonne, amid tighter supplies and some bargain hunting.
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Republicans made a Faustian bargain with the president, and they're in the process of getting stiffed.
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Voters don't want a "new bargain for a new economy," or tax relief for small businesses.
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But the impressive rental is no bargain, either — it's costing Jonas a staggering $40,000 a month.
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Evangelical activists are fine with Trump's lies because they grasp the bargain they've made for power.
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He speculated that Su thought she could get less jail time by driving a hard bargain.
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"Consumers like that idea of getting a bargain," said Neil Saunders, a retail analyst for Conlumino.
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The need to bargain for precious days led him to choose to have the tracheostomy surgery.
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A correction since January has driven share price valuations down from record levels, attracting bargain hunters.
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By refusing to bargain with the union, it has abandoned student workers to those very winds.
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At that moment, the $650 a month from non-review-writing tenants seemed like a bargain.
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The grand bargain of workers' compensation doesn't look as grand today as it once might have.
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If decertified, the organization will no longer be able to bargain on behalf of local teachers.
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Future generations of would-be parishioners may not look so kindly on the bargain he's made.
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But there can be a haphazardness to the cooking that wasn't always part of the bargain.
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It might chuck growth-throttling tax rises and dangerously high deficits into the bargain as well.
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Today, you will have to pay for your Oklahoma home, but it is still a bargain.
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Typically the runner-up will bargain with the presumptive nominee when it comes to such issues.
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To check in luggage it'll cost you about the same price as your bargain ticket: $71.
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"I'm not privy to any kind of grand bargain discussion or anything like that," Votel said.
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The super long zones fared better thanks to bargain hunting following a recent rise in yields.
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The players could bargain for a stake in potential profits generated from enhanced interest and revenues.
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Millions of of bargain-hungry shoppers flock to the stores to cash in on big sales.
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It clears the way for Iran's expansion and narrows Israel's ability to bargain with the Russians.
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People with good information for a prosecutorial deal customarily bargain quietly, using experienced and competent counsel.
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But that constitutional right doesn't apply when the defendant agrees to a plea bargain, they concluded.
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When ordered in a 12-pack, the Colgate Premier Extra Clean Toothbrush is a real bargain.
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The firm said chains in the value space continue to make inroads with bargain minded consumers.
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The guards had rejected a plea bargain the federal prosecutors had offered, the AP reported Friday.
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The Speaker was driving a hard bargain, but many questioned whether Cantor was fully behind him.
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The city bought these homeowners out at bargain rates, and booted stubborn ones under eminent domain.
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We paid $170 a night, which felt like a bargain for how upscale the hotel seemed.
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But Americans — civilian leaders and citizens alike — are failing to uphold their end of the bargain.
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In the latest installment, Sarah Ferris explains how the $4 trillion 'grand bargain' collapsed. http://bit.
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"The Iran Wars" is plainly skeptical of Washington's engagement with Iran and the ultimate nuclear bargain.
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Still, as a condition of the successful revote management have agreed to bargain with the unit.
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A. Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu drove a hard bargain, with backing from President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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The teenager, Christopher Plaskon, 18, accepted a plea bargain during a brief appearance in court here.
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They don't get to form a union, strike, collectively bargain, or file unfair labor practice complaints.
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Head coach Gus Bradley's defense, however, wasn't able to keep up their end of the bargain.
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He's likely to go undrafted and become a free agent bargain for the right team. 4.
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A year later, no one has joined Mr. Putin's coalition and no grand bargain appears likely.
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So where, you may ask, are contrarian hedge funds finding all these bargain stocks to buy?
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The lawyer declined because Gilberto Garza had waived his right to appeal during a plea bargain.
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Across the web, professional reviewers, including those at the Wirecutter and CNET, call it a bargain.
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Still, that doesn't settle the matter of whether you should uphold your end of the bargain.
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Instead, Eric Trump, the Trump Organization's executive vice president, characterized them as bargain for the government.
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But if there had been no bargain cigarettes available, 3,195 more deaths could have been avoided.
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For the establishment's bargain shoppers, he recommended the tie-and-handkerchief sets, priced at about $950.
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Metals also made a comeback, with bargain-hunting investors scrambling to buy, while oil prices steadied.
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Democrats might consider making it easier for workers to organize and bargain collectively with their employers.
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Reuters could not determine what advantage Herz gains by striking the plea bargain deal with prosecutors.
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Mr. Roe argues for a Faustian bargain, an embrace of specious ends justifying morally repugnant means.
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Venture capitalists, who recognize a bargain when they see one, have already begun scouring the Midwest.
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But nobody on any side of the bargain shows any indication of wanting to change course.
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So to help afford these luxuries, I've become a home barista, comparison shopper, and bargain hunter.
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Political power, to the state legislators in question, matters more than the core bargain of democracy.
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That will make batteries more valuable, EVs a better bargain, and the market that much hotter.
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Can he now convince an uneasy public that agreeing to that grand bargain was worth it?
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This implicit bargain may be wise or it may be foolish, and it certainly empowers Trump.
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" Others, like Donald G. McNeil Jr., a science and health reporter, deem it a "devil's bargain.
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In the private sector, unions bargain with employers and direct their political activity at the government.
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What might have been defensible in principle turned out to be a poor bargain in operation.
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Tlatelolco shattered the bargain that the government imposed on Mexicans: political acquiescence in exchange for stability.
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But shoppers are still willing to go into a store to hunt for a good bargain.
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It also affirms their right to organize unions and bargain collectively over wages and working conditions.
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So grab something from the bargain bin bedding deals instead of the 1,000-thread count sheets.
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