A lot of the creators making big bucks on TikTok right now were already making big bucks on other platforms like Vine, Instagram, or YouTube.
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Do the math — that can run into big bucks.
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"That's why they get paid the big bucks," Reynolds said.
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Who knew chips were the way to the big bucks?
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Millennials are expected to continue spend big bucks this year.
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But -- don't faint -- the iPhone X could cost big bucks.
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The word "first" is also one that brings big bucks.
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Your opportunity to save big bucks disappears on August 30.
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Other practitioners, however, charge executives the big bucks for hypnosis.
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Laura Dern makes big bucks, and so does her husband.
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Because you know who was making big bucks in Ukraine?
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Blac Chyna's stoller-swinging outburst may have cost her big bucks.
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So, take that into consideration before you drop the big bucks.
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But get ready to pay big bucks in the meantime. 8.
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That's why they get paid the big bucks ladies and gents.
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Tencent and Baidu have also spent big bucks on content creation.
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One of our favorite products to spend the big bucks on?
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Other buyers are willing to pay big bucks for discontinued sodas.
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As I said earlier, millionaires weren't born making the big bucks.
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"People are spending big bucks on pet health care," Forrest says.
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Anyone can give it a go and start earning the big bucks.
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The US military has been spending big bucks courting commercial space technologies.
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Electric vehicles get to dodge these auctions, saving their owners big bucks.
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It's about economics — they weren't turning over the big bucks any more.
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And the axe has generally fallen hardest on those earning big bucks.
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That's why it's perfect for millennials who aren't bringing in big bucks.
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Still, it's nice to know which degrees lead to the big bucks.
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And I imagine Starbucks is paying him big bucks for his services.
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While he's not going to command big bucks, he's still just 26.
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This isn't the sexiest space, but there are big bucks at play.
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I didn't hire a lawyer and try to sue for big bucks.
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Fashion designers pay big bucks to get Gigi Hadid in their clothes.
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Speak to the folks who make the decisions and the big bucks.
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But that's not to say those items aren't making sellers big bucks.
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Who are the billionaires hoping to make big bucks from climate change?
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Disney shelled out big bucks for ads during this past weekend's Emmys.
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"She was making big bucks in this little boutique," Allan told me.
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Freak show fights have always been big bucks in kickboxing and MMA.
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"You can make big bucks and work for a nonprofit," she told us.
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Korea has programs like EPIK that pay big bucks for English-language teachers.
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Sure, I had to shell out a couple big bucks for dental fillings.
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To make that happen, he said, donors would pour big bucks behind Rep.
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Several other cards from the haul have previously been sold for big bucks.
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To make the big bucks, though, Pocket would need ads in its app.
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You can tuck away big bucks and get a big tax break, too.
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Now the jury will determine damages and it's going to be big bucks.
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Here's the solution: Make low-quality alcohol taste like the big bucks-stuff.
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Frank had gotten a job waiting tables, which meant big bucks for him.
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The attorneys for The End believe their demands for big bucks are justified.
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No People Like Show People The conventions industry pays big bucks for impersonators.
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Reading Room - Michael Bloomberg is paying big bucks to make himself meme-able.
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Some companies will probably make big bucks from selling recreational and medical marijuana.
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People who didn't sign up until they needed care saved taxpayers big bucks.
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I like it ... you're getting paid the big bucks, you should have theories.
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Whoever that is, let's assume she asks for and gets the big bucks.
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Has someone offered big bucks for a piece of Betty Cooper's genius sleuthy mind?
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Firstly, the company does NOT advertise — a super-bold move that saves big bucks.
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So which industries give out the big bucks at the end of each year?
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Luke Oil, Reliance Industry, Siemens Corporation, they made big bucks over there in Iran.
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That's why people spend the big bucks on lactation consultants who make house calls.
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Major League Baseball teams have to spend big bucks on their farm team systems.
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Guests, especially millennials, are shelling out big bucks to watch friends tie the knot.
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Investment banks make big bucks on underwriting initial public offerings and providing financial counsel.
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Click through for the eight biggest myths that are literally costing you big bucks.
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So far, I've seen big bucks off for Puma, North Face, and M.A.C. cosmetics.
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All have shelled out big bucks to churn out TV dramas and variety shows.
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The person with the big bucks, including a chunk of Arty's money, was Paloma.
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The bottom line: Apple and Google make big bucks off their cut of subscriptions.
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Beto O'Rourke (D) is pulling in big bucks in his underdog challenge to Cruz.
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And he raked in big bucks giving speeches many would consider divorced from reality.
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Shaikh: And then the government had to pay him, like, I mean, big bucks.
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After all, time spent with their products could equal big bucks for the company.
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If you think you need big bucks to get your business started, think again.
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Now more than 100 million will view their modern equivalents, and that generates big bucks.
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Filers' lack of knowledge could cost them big bucks in penalties and missed savings opportunities.
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Teeka Tiwari, like Altucher, charges big bucks for a newsletter that recommends buying certain cryptocurrencies.
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Many people are willing to shell out big bucks to try to save their pets.
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Companies, influencers and everyday users are willing to pay big bucks to look their best.
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The truth is that there are tons of jobs out there that pay big bucks.
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That's because enterprises can afford to shell out the big bucks for high-quality development.
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The price of wheat went up, so farmers planted more wheat to make big bucks.
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Investors have been pouring big bucks into this market for the last couple of years.
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But first, cities and states would have to cease offering big bucks to big business.
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Like any good party, a proper Fourth of July celebration requires shelling out big bucks.
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Which brings us back to the logic of spending big bucks for a luxurious suite.
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Suddenly the big bucks came from buying and selling companies as opposed to running them.
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Cycloramas were about making big bucks, and companies turned them out as fast as they could.
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Others, like running ads on Google or buying billboards along the highway, can cost big bucks.
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SpaceX says reusing hardware saves the company big bucks, driving down the price of its rockets.
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If you're lucky, the right photo can bring in the big bucks, but at what cost?
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No company is going to block Netflix or start charging Facebook big bucks to reach people.
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To keep growing, it needs to build out its worldwide operations and that requires big bucks.
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Update: Want to know more about how each of the Kardashians brings in the big bucks?
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Also, Killing Eve is getting the praise it deserves, and Dumbo might be getting big bucks.
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Their retail stores aren't pulling in big bucks because people would rather shop online than IRL.
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But you don't have to spend big bucks to find and enjoy great food in California.
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You make money on every "sale," and it's ostensibly your goal to rack up big bucks.
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These games are bringing in big bucks, building fan bases, and taking over the social world.
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Pick a place where you can make big bucks to help defray those big city expenses.
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Warren raised big bucks from big donors as a senator, as did President Obama and others.
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And once millennials purchase a home, they often put big bucks into upgrades for their pets.
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With agents, crowds, television and the big bucks, everyone involved is under so much more pressure.
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Pharmaceutical companies instead put their resources into drugs that can bring in the big bucks, like painkillers.
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It's also invested heavily in live sports coverage, spending big bucks to poach Univision's World Cup rights.
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Not to mention, her own line of lingerie and skincare products, which bring in the big bucks.
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Many companies spend big bucks building their own testing suites, but these require constant updating and management.
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Some students are willing to do anything — including shell out big bucks — to attend their dream school.
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But it's not just any old piece of flat-packed particle board that's fetching the big bucks.
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While that didn't really translate into big bucks, it did help the company get noticed by Google.
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Investors dole out big bucks for early movers to gain market share rather than strive for profitability.
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"The era of the big-bucks phablet is coming to an end," I boldly and wrongly declared.
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It was all going swimmingly and WWE made big bucks, even if it was a little gross.
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While this seriously creepy career may not earn you big bucks, most positions don't require formal education.
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Whatever the outcome for any individual company, the point is that privacy means big bucks in Washington.
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If you accept that, then a bill that delivers big bucks to the rich makes total sense.
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When ad revenue isn't enough, social-media stars look to brand deals to make the big bucks.
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My career is not something I'm prepared to sacrifice, even if it isn't making the big bucks.
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Millennials are shelling out big bucks to freeze their eggs so they can delay starting a family.
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Watch and clock collections can really bring in the big bucks and appreciate in value over ... time.
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That could mean big bucks for DraftKings, the company that runs a popular app for fantasy sports.
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That's not likely to be a problem this time around because Trump wants to spend big bucks.
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Are they willing to shell out big bucks to fund the big dreams of a talented entrepreneur?
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Analysts say OneWeb will be worth big bucks if it brings cheaper, faster broadband to new areas.
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As always, answering enough questions correctly before making it to their destination could earn riders big bucks.
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Gotta say, the dude's got great reflexes -- guess that's why they pay him the big bucks, huh?
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While low-priced fragrances often get a bad rep, paying big bucks doesn't guarantee a top-notch product.
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Most of all, we're entitled, lazy, and refuse to put in "real" work to earn those big bucks.
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The rapper and designer is no stranger to spending big bucks on gifts for his friends and family.
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It's a great way to cut your teeth on a high-quality quadcopter before spending the big bucks.
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" Another tweeter wrote: "I bet @BrianCullinan got paid big bucks for the ONE job he failed to do.
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He launched a charitable foundation, he established his presidential library, and he made big bucks on speaking tours.
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The big bucks lie in finding market inefficiencies no one else can, succeeding at the expense of others.
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Lori Loughlin's husband practically admitted to paying big bucks to get their daughter into USC ... according to prosecutors.
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If shows like Rhett and Link's are working, why is YouTube spending big bucks to court established celebrities?
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If Cooper could sneak a photo of the game, he'd be able to sell it for big bucks.
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Scientists make big bucks studying the penis, but the vagina and clitoris often languish in official research circles.
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I was hungry for the insights they possessed that earned them the big bucks and their strong legacies.
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Just like your parents told you, if you want to make the big bucks, go to medical school.
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She represents the status quo, in which administrators — not athletes — hold the power and make the big bucks.
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And she's proven that cataloguing your every move in an artful way can bring in the big bucks.
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A lot of officers, especially those earning the big bucks, were angry because they were no longer eligible.
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Although nobody won the big bucks on Friday, there were still a handful of lucrative prizes handed out.
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Eyeballs are currency, and brands will be willing to pay big bucks to tap into the fleeting zeitgeist.
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While those two measures are contentious, other initiatives in California are raising big bucks even without much opposition.
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Netflix recently shelled out big bucks to keep the beloved NBC sitcom available in the U.S. through 2019.
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He serves as Gerald Ford's chief of staff and rakes in the big bucks as a political consultant.
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Underpriced no more Guess you don't have to die to rake in the big bucks as a painter.
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If you're not systemized or organized with your money, it could be costing you some big bucks. 2.
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Here's a selection of what some luxury retailers have to offer, if you're willing to spend big bucks.
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But that's why high-profile political journalists like Chuck Todd and George Stephanopoulos get paid the big bucks.
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Does your husband know how you take care of your child while he's out earning the big bucks?
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Paula Abdul is cheering on Katy Perry for making the big bucks as a judge on American Idol.
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"Now they're spending big bucks to pull curtains and point at problems that do not exist," he said.
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Big bucks: Despite containing only two appropriations bills, the package represents roughly two-thirds of Congress's 28500 spending.
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Companies already pay big bucks to know what you're looking at online in order to better target their ads.
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Brands will pay big bucks for what amount to online TV commercials — the most vivid way to influence people.
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Looking to kickstart a juicing habit, but not ready to shell out big bucks on an expensive premium juicer?
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A dog who has over one million followers can bring home the big bucks: $10,000 for a single post.
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Then again, if that's you, maybe you shouldn't be spending the big bucks on a high-performance KJUS jacket?
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If it can maintain its cool, it could continue earning the big bucks and pay back any cash borrowed.
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Jebet is just one example of tiny Middle Eastern nations paying big bucks to import top-notch African talent.
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For our full list of recommendations of restaurants worth the big bucks, check out the MUNCHIES Guide to Boston.
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Legal weed has been bringing the state big bucks since 2014, and it's even helped keep the parks clean.
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You could, but TurboTax and H&R Block have spent big bucks lobbying to make sure that never happens.
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The people lined up were more than happy to pony up the big bucks to get their fill, however.
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If you dream of earning big bucks as a programmer, you'll need a broad knowledge of popular programming languages.
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Cookware isn't necessarily the most exciting thing to drop big bucks on, but it is something worth investing in.
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" Forbes said the lack of roles for women means "there are fewer opportunities for stars to earn big bucks.
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These tips could help you get out of debt without having to worry about bringing home the big bucks.
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If you receive care in an assisted living facility or nursing home, you'll have to shell out big bucks.
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For those willing to shell out the big bucks this year, Hatchimals are once again a hot holiday toy.
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But I will pay big bucks for really good teleconferencing VR/MR like I saw demonstrated at Magic Leap.
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Host spends big bucks Talk-show host John Oliver revealed he spent nearly $80,000 on Russell Crowe's divorce auction.
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Many brands that are targeted at these consumers would likely shell out big bucks to have access to it.
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I'm a bit of a football savant settling on that moment but that's why I make the big bucks.
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They also knew that if and when those young players turned pro, that would mean big bucks for them.
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Here are two ways to protect yourself from having to spend big bucks if your travel company goes dark.
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But not even developers hoping to make big bucks in the Barra da Tijuca neighborhood have won the day.
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In principle, Trump wants to spend big bucks for very different reasons than Ronald Reagan or George W Bush did.
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Meanwhile, Umansky, a real estate mogul (and the fan favorite Real Househusband), is no stranger to the big bucks himself.
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We know CEOs of public companies bring home the big bucks; regulatory filing requirements make executive compensation tough to hide.
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Some news: The Pearson clan is officially bringing in the big bucks ahead of their highly-anticipated season 3 premiere.
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The deadline for saving big bucks is November 3 at the stroke of midnight CEST (that's local Berlin time, folks).
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Both Fitbit and Jawbone are spending big bucks to fight for bragging rights over an industry that only tenuously exists.
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This is only one of many weird and misleading job titles out there, many of which pay the big bucks.
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She knows these photos will be sold for big bucks to the highest payer, in this case it was E!
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You don't have to attend in-person meetings or pay big bucks for a personal trainer to successfully lose weight.
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With a static userbase, Snap may have an increasingly tough time charging big bucks for exclusive access to its app.
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After all, he recently lunched with Warren Buffet in Omaha and Buffet is known for his big bucks bracket pool.
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If you're raking in the big bucks, it just might make sense to stash after-tax money into an IRA.
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Unless I'm very much mistaken, nobody is really making big bucks off his reputation now, as they are with Allen's.
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Yes, the American automaker is spending big bucks to help you get around—even if it's not in a Ford.
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For some, finding dust-covered pieces of art or toys from the '90s are the ticket to making big bucks.
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More bucks with the biggest Starbucks Starbucks has been earning big bucks in China, like 8%-boost-in-sales big.
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But the real big bucks are made on New Year's Eve and Super Bowl Sunday, neither of which I worked.
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Trump might donate his presidential salary as he promised, but that doesn't mean the presidency isn't earning him big bucks.
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Kris Kringle may be earning the big bucks this holiday season, but he'll be forking out a small fortune, too.
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If they don't get big bucks out of tax "reform," they might close their pocketbooks for the 2018 midterm elections.
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Yeah, but they don't pay me the big bucks to make those decisions and they always make the right decision.
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" Later on, Michaels explains to Van Buren, "If you're paid the big bucks, then you have to carry the ratings.
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This salary roundup highlights the growing trend of top-tier firms willing to pay big bucks for the best talent.
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But the big bucks from the NFL continue to flow to the owners — and the soaring values of their teams.
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THE LIGHTBULB The oil and gas industry is fighting back: It's throwing in big bucks to counter attacks from Sens.
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For our full list of recommendations of restaurants worth the big bucks, check out the MUNCHIES Guide to New York.
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Galvão quit her job and became a full-time freelancer after discovering clients would pay big bucks for logo designs.
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I don't mind shelling out big bucks for big productions, but I refuse to spend $26 on a Wicked-themed drink.
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Stars like Will Smith, Tom Cruise, and Jim Carrey were paid big bucks in the 1990s because they attracted a crowd.
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Netflix's interest can be astonishingly profitable: the entertainment behemoth is willing to stump up the big bucks for the biggest names.
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More minutes watched equals more ad dollars for the league and its broadcast partners, who pay big bucks for TV rights.
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Plus, if you're looking for the big bucks, self-made millionaires argue that you can't save your way to millionaire status.
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Nutanix has over 3,700 customers, including insurers, airlines and phone carriers that spend big bucks on computing power, storage and networking.
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Big cable bundles require people who don't want to watch sports to shell out big bucks for channels they never watch.
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George Zimmerman is projected to make big bucks from his ongoing gun auction -- we've learned the current legitimate bid is $415,000.
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And that's why they get paid the big bucks: Engagement managers have the highest average base salary among the top 5.
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"Star Wars" toys from the '70s can earn you big bucks, but later action figures and toys haven't appreciated in value.
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Kalanick's not the only Uber director shelling out big bucks for an expensive home now that the company has gone public.
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Touring prepper shows and conventions, Wilson said that preppers throw down big bucks for survival equipment like guns and food supply.
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Some movies that raked in the big bucks performed terribly with critics (we're looking at you, "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen").
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Some wealthy families have shelled out big bucks to stock up on premium food and supplies in the usually seasonal enclave.
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It's a hard experience to replicate at home; that's why people pay the big bucks to go see shows like this.
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Creating your perfect version of a video game and getting paid big bucks for it sounds like the dream scenario, no?
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She meets a veteran stripper, Ramona (Jennifer Lopez), and the two start working together to really bring in the big bucks.
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Firms are willing to pay big bucks to hire and retain young professionals with zero to five years of work experience.
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TL;DR: this is the kind of restaurant tour many Chicagoans and foodie tourists have shelled out big bucks to take.
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Thanks to some viral photos on social media of his siestas, he's been able to raise big bucks for the cats.
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With its specifically American heroes and military context, it isn't the sort of film that tends to bring in big bucks overseas.
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It's historically closed-off: Big companies sell big-bucks programs, and people either shell out or cobble together their own kludgy systems.
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Facebook and other platforms allow challengers to build name recognition and raise money without shelling out big bucks for untargeted TV spots.
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Eventually, I do want to learn how to do this, as I realized this is why seasoned investors make the big bucks.
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Are businesses getting ready to ramp up investment, so that we'll see them laying out the big bucks in the near future?
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All of this might explain why Vanity Fair is also spending big bucks -- according to law enforcement -- for its annual Oscars party.
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"What matters is not to make big bucks in one bet but to steadily make small profits, without going bust," said Shi.
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These tech-savvy workers make big bucks, and there is high demand for them, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Not to mention the fact that this will cost the park big bucks to change signage, stationery, uniforms, and other branded materials.
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Qualtrics gave SAP a tool for measuring customer satisfaction, something it had been lacking and was willing to pay big bucks for.
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The chief executive will expect you to be available at weekends; after all, that is why you get paid the big bucks.
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"Generally, those really, really big-bucks donors are much more likely to be men than they are to be women," Swers said.
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The cool thing about data science is that you don't even need a degree in the subject to make the big bucks.
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Looking forward, self-driving car technology could change all that, and mean big bucks for the food service, bar, and auto industries.
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That said, the tech giant could be raking in big bucks from a third-party game that also got approved this week.
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Now let's look at the supposed great improvement we'd get from spending those big bucks on our "crumbling" roads, bridges, and airports.
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The BBC argues that it needs the flexibility to be able to pay its stars big bucks in order to effectively compete.
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When it comes time to play, these millionaires and billionaires are willing to shell out the big bucks for ultra-luxurious toys.
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Landlords operating illegal hotels are raking in big bucks on Airbnb, according to a new study, funded by the hotel-lodging industry.
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Rather than spending big bucks on a full comforter set, you can revamp your existing comforter with an Amazon Basics duvet set.
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However, the 512 GB SDXC card sells for a whopping $800, so we're guessing the extra space will cost some big bucks.
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It takes time and effort to make the big bucks, so the sooner you get started, the sooner you'll reap the benefits.
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Even if you're not making the big bucks, a financial planner can help you achieve your short- and long-term financial goals.
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A nice watch is an essential accessory for men, but that doesn't mean you have to spend big bucks to look good.
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And below, we're breaking down the Bronx superstar's prolific career and the big bucks she has deservedly raked in along the way.
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And at least one conservative group, the Club for Growth, is vowing to drop big bucks in a bid to stop Marshall.
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The one with the parents who ponied up the big bucks to bring you to a show featuring flashlights and sock puppets?
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And they're shelling out big bucks to do it: A single cycle can average anywhere from $6,000 to $20,000, according to experts.
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However, buyer (that's you, parents) beware: If you snatch up everything on this list, it could set you back some big bucks.
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Having successfully achieved his dream of selling a software company to Oracle for big bucks, he's over his obsession with that company.
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Your benefactor runs big bucks and thus controls lots of votes that could be used to, um, "motivate" errant managements of public companies.
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Even while his company has made big bucks, Benioff has been preaching compassionate capitalism using Twitter and the media as his soap box.
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Deion Sanders is putting his face front and center in the fashion game ... and it's generating big bucks for his son's clothing line.
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If you missed out on the big bucks this time, don't worry ... a new challenge begins Monday, with another opportunity to win $3,000!!!
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Frankly he deserves to be making the big bucks because going back to July 2013 he has not had a single softer opponent.
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These tech-savvy workers make big bucks, and there is high demand for the profession, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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According to a new report by Glassdoor, jobs in engineering, software and even academics rake in big bucks in the City of Angels.
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Young individuals are also more susceptible to scams and may be duped into rewarding streaming hosts big bucks by stealing from their parents.
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When it comes to losing a pair of earrings that you've shelled out the big bucks for, it's tough not to feel sour.
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Apple Music offers three-month free trials, comes pre-installed on iPhones and pays big bucks for exclusive early access to top albums.
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However, we'd bet big bucks — maybe even $10,000 — on the fact that many people not only use this cream, but swear by it.
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Steer clear of San Francisco if you want to rake in the big bucks and still pocket most of your hard-earned cash.
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Why would Wall Street spend big bucks to hear a speech from a woman they hate and who thinks they are destroying America?
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A new wave of dogs, cats, monkeys — and even a possum — are fetching big bucks and wide followings as influencers on social media.
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You don't have to drop big bucks to get your family and friends stylish holiday gifts, and this handy gift guide is proof.
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Hell, skaters even have coaches who help them stretch their glutes and strategize safe runs in hopes of taking home the big bucks.
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Now that AI's brightest minds earn six- and seven-figure salaries, it's worth remembering that the field didn't always command the big bucks.
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Ex-cons are attracting huge audiences and making big bucks sharing their harrowing experiences and offering life advice on YouTube as 'prison influencers.
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John Woo's "Hard Target" (1993) imagines a New Orleans underworld in which ultrarich big-game hunters pay big bucks to stalk homeless veterans.
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The big-bucks excitement over these companies' potential is the clearest signal possible that the industry is on the precipice of a transformation.
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Many of the companies spending big bucks on today's big game have already released their ads (or teasers for those ads) on YouTube.
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Pharmacy Manager — $2855,29 It's no secret that there's money in big pharma — and managing a pharmacy certainly will pay you the big bucks.
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From LaCroix to animal crackers, San Francisco based start-ups are spending big bucks to attract top talent, according to a recent study.
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Hunter Biden, who Trump also accuses of taking "big bucks" from the Chinese, was on the board of a dubious Ukrainian energy company.
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NYC model Talia Richman, who has 20063,000 Instagram followers, says her image is her job, so these classes are worth the big bucks.
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Go deeper: Universal flu vaccine means big bucks for biotech firms The pandemic potential NIH announces first human trial for universal flu vaccine
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Shoppers are ponying up big bucks for Coach's handbags, helping to drive revenue growth at the brand even as it pulls back on distribution.
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Bottom line is that Clinton has been pulling in big bucks from big corporations, whereas Trump's coffers have been largely ruled by small donors.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund, a major outside group that aims to keep the GOP's House majority, has vowed to spend big bucks targeting Pelosi.
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However, after a year where many top hedge funds underperformed, the top hedge funds' tight grip on the big bucks became a little looser.
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And it doesn't matter if you're willing to shell out the big bucks or just want to spend the extra cash in your wallet.
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Even though most of it ended up on the floor, the Warriors shelled out the big bucks to get some real high-quality bubbly.
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And one of the GOP leader's closest allies, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, is also spending big bucks on the airwaves to promote Young.
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This bundle will train you to become a Six Sigma pro so you can help companies thrive — and earn big bucks while at it.
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You can use this handheld back massager anywhere close to an outlet rather than schlepping out to a spa and shelling out big bucks.
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That's not her aim with her training center, though—for now, Park is cashing in on big bucks offering foreigners the Korean idol experience.
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At the end of the day, you just have to accept you're throwing down the big bucks for a toy for you, not them.
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Even Ben Carson, lest we forget him, got a sound 9% and finished way ahead of Jeb Bush -- the man with the big bucks.
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On Thursday evening's episode of the long-running game show, Melanie just had to correctly guess one missing letter to win some big bucks.
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Among those to signal support: The RNC, the Republican Party's powerful arm for recruiting political candidates and raising big bucks to topple Democratic officeholders.
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With the field projected to grow 37 percent between 2012 and 2022, entry-level white-hat hackers can make big bucks keeping data safe.
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Previously, only major broadcasters like NBC, CBS and Fox or cable giant ESPN were able to pony up the big bucks for game packages.
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Art Deco is worth big bucks, he has been told, and movie industry people have offered to buy that row of terra-cotta visages.
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Ethiopia is a key tenet of China's Belt and Road Initiative, a big bucks spending drive to resurrect ancient trading routes centered on China.
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I'd be lying if I told you I wasn't jealous of my siblings who make the big bucks in law and non-profit, though.
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Dr. Rhonda Pine (Denise Dowse) is probably so tired of listening to Molly be self-absorbed, but that's why she's paid the big bucks.
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The company also offers customers a way to get into its ecosystem without having to shell out big bucks for one of its machines.
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Whether you're going to a relatively inexpensive public institution or paying big bucks for a private university, these smaller expenses can add up quickly.
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Jill and Ollie are as perky as contestants on a big-bucks game show, the kind where eager eyes and electrified smiles are mandatory.
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"It takes time and effort to make the big bucks, so the sooner you get started, the sooner you'll reap the benefits," John wrote.
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Scaling Back In this most contentious of elections, you wouldn't think that a soda tax would be the issue to attract the big bucks.
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It was the second time this season a fan has won big bucks by hitting the shot; a fan won $35,000 earlier this season.
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While these figures struck many artists and listeners as shamefully low, some have used the business model to their advantage, to generate big bucks.
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Queen comes to Los Angeles to win big bucks on The Price is Right, but finds herself in a battle with Ramona Royale instead.
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Instead, we're shelling out big bucks for products that can easily lose features or worse—stop working entirely on the whim of a corporation.
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We're told Justin is making big bucks in the wake of his success on "This Is Us." Unclear how the spoils will be divided.
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Several sources told me the big bucks had created anxiety for more than few payments ventures in Nigeria with similar strategies and smaller coffers.
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"These corporations keep hiring the PR organizations ... so we don't look at who's still making the big bucks off polluting our Earth," Warren emphasized.
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WATCH FOR PROMOTIONS Ms. Mikkelson says many safari camps have specials that they do not necessarily promote but that can save guests big bucks.
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Suddenly, everyone was itching for more celebrity hairstylist creations to make us feel like the 1% — without spending the big bucks like a star would.
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Considering this is his final tour, if you really love Elton John that much, you're simply going to have to shell out the big bucks.
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"Now he could be making big bucks serving on the Board of a company that's profiting from the same cruel plans he put in place."
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The better-than-expected quarterly results follow recent concern that buyers are becoming more reluctant to shell out big bucks for luxury condos in Manhattan.
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And it's not just congressional lawmakers: Colin Powell's wife, for instance, maintained a charity that took big bucks during his time as secretary of state.
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They are fairly cheap, with a reported price of about $150,000, so we are not really talking about big bucks from the Pentagon's budget here.
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Snapchat is ready to make the big bucks that could let it go public thanks to a slew of important updates to its ads offering.
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Opponents of the measure, including the Archdiocese of Denver and Colorado Christian University, spent big bucks as well and warned of the new law's consequences.
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Even though the sleek culinary contraptions that we love cost big bucks, that doesn't mean we necessarily have to settle for cheap and clunky alternatives.
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The colorful crew at Gotham Garage overhauls an eclectic collection of cars, trading their way up to a showstopper they can sell for big bucks.
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Foreigners are reporting having their accounts suspended on big streaming platforms, where popular users are raking in big bucks through virtual gifts and other microdonations.
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He's the guy who gets paid big bucks to sit around and thinking of weird, elaborately plotted pranks to pull on the company's unsuspecting riders.
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DJI's other drone products are typically popular among professionals, such as photographers and videographers, who are willing to spend big bucks on high-end equipment.
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The not-so-great news: Although women CEOs earned big bucks last year, there are still very few of them running the world's largest companies.
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How do you shop when you've spent the last few decades pulling in the big bucks as the host of a late-night talk show?
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That's why we're reminding you that you can still save big bucks on passes to San Francisco Disrupt 27, which runs from September 22018-23.
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But a new crop of companies like Ritual, Care/of and SugarBearHair are making big bucks reinventing the un-glamorous pills for the Instagram era.
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Gilbert wasn't earning much — just $21,500 a year — so he didn't contribute big bucks to his 401(k) during the early years of his career.
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Ask any gambler the secret to leaving a casino with the big bucks, and they'll tell you it's all about knowing when to walk away.
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Nearly every big-bucks Super Bowl commercial was an absurdist comedy sketch, with ad agencies all hoping to out-weird the others and go viral.
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Financially, there was no doubt: A reputation as a hub for furry sex and pedophilia isn't exactly a tech company's ticket to the big bucks.
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But as more and more pet owners shell out big bucks to clone their dogs and cats, animal rights advocates are calling the practice unethical.
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So even if you do end up spending some big bucks on your desk, you can rest assured that it won't all go to waste.
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We turned to a couple of salary and career experts to get the lowdown on how to make the big bucks without becoming a manager.
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As a friend, I should tell you that you should think twice before spending big bucks on tech only a few weeks before Black Friday.
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"I released the reason for these unethical, ruthless people to breed these dogs and sell them for big bucks — that's my big regret," he said.
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Upon her death, Weisenberg's collection is consigned to an unnamed New York auction house, and Zeigler's paintings come up in its big-bucks evening sale.
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Last year's BlacKkKlansman had a $15 million budget and earned big bucks at the box office — $0003 million domestically and $87.1 million worldwide, to be specific.
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Alongside Tenor are other companies hoping to make big bucks, including Giphy, which was valued at $600 million after closing a funding round in October 2016.
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Some financial technology start-ups have emerged as bright spots in the industry, scoring big bucks and saving themselves from the carnage in the fintech space.
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Salary potential isn't the only thing to consider when thinking about your career path, but it is nice to know which jobs pay the big bucks.
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According to two sets of documents obtained by PEOPLE and first published by The Blast, both are pointing fingers and demanding big bucks from the other.
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As if raking in the big bucks wasn't enough of an indicator that this film is fire, it also boasts a 98% score from Rotten Tomatoes.
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Sorelle Amore submitted her credentials to one of those viral job postings that promise big bucks to travel the world and snap photos for social media.
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This is why people pay skin pros like Louise the big bucks, so watch the technique in the video and treat yourself without spending a dime.
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This isn't going to be a monetization feature that will allow people to make big bucks, so I think they have to manage expectations with that.
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The tweens want to date him, be him, or die trying, and plenty of parents are willing to pay big bucks to keep their kids happy.
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But if you want to grow as a programmer — and rake in big bucks while you're at it — don't pigeonhole yourself to just client-side languages.
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The new free-to-play shooter is growing faster than the massively popular Fortnite, and investors are excited about its potential to earn EA big bucks.
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His peers in Silicon Valley may have adopted a similar aesthetic, but many of them are paying a stylist big bucks to help them do so.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - E-commerce in India has been booming and online giants like Amazon are spending big bucks on the world's fastest growing major economy.
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UK phone company Vodaphone laid down the big bucks for the song to soundtrack a commercial and The Dandy Warhols became very much a mainstream concern.
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You don't have to shell out the big bucks for a supportive and comfortable office chair, and the SPACE Seating Professional AirGrid is proof of that.
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But it was built by this guy Justin Kan, who's basically been doing (and making big bucks off) live video stuff on and off for years.
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At that time, Supertramp wasn't that popular anymore, and it seemed like they wanted to do one more big tour to rake in the big bucks.
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Those numbers are arriving 21 days after the title launched on the OS. This, like every other piece of Fortnite news, means big bucks for Epic.
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Consumer spending drives two-thirds of the economy; if the consumer is not confident, the consumer will not be willing to pull out the big bucks.
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Ernst, the Republican senator, tried to mix the two by wondering how the controversy over Hunter Biden's big-bucks job in Ukraine would influence the caucusgoers.
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"That's why I get paid the big bucks," said Votto, who will try to lend some support to third-year lefty Brandon Finnegan in this one.
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Time almost ran out for the winner to take home the big bucks, since they only had 180 days from the draw date to claim it.
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Many of the Democrats who sponsored, voted for, and helped craft the bill are those bringing in the big bucks from the banking and finance industry.
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Image: Virgin AmericaUnless you're shelling out big bucks for business or first-class tickets, your in-flight entertainment system probably looks like something from the last decade.
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Following months-long intense regulatory setback in India, Amazon is moving back to spending big bucks to grow its business in the world's second largest internet market.
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The Complete Instagram Marketing 343 Training You don't have to be an ~influencer~ (or a cute cat, for that matter) to make big bucks off the 'gram.
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As Renova and Vekselberg spent millions building relationships in California, he and his associates were also busy shelling out big bucks for access to power in Washington.
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There are big bucks on offer with global internet advertising revenue set to increase from $250 billion in 2100 to $20173 billion in 22017, according to PwC.
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Celebs have been intimately associated with the beauty industry for a long time, and legacy brands from Chanel to Covergirl still pay big bucks for celebrity spokespeople.
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Speaking of big bucks: if you're really ambitious, you can invest in the innovative Galaxy Fold, which will be available on April 22019th for a mere $29,83.
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That experience with data center technology and her great success in generating big bucks at Intel could be one of the reasons Google Cloud brought her in.
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Big bucks versus the state: Conservative lawmakers in Texas have proposed a transphobic bathroom bill that they see as having a negative impact on the state economy.
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Getting Swift even more publicity in China could mean big bucks for her record label, Universal Music Group, which signed Swift to a mega-deal last year.
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The app, available on Apple's App Store and Google Play, is a digital coupon book with rotating deals you can use to save big bucks at checkout.
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Moreover, they weren't even permitted to accept any gifts from the hundreds of thousands of Notre Dame fans who shelled out big bucks to watch them play.
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A single class at a fitness studio could set you back $30 or more, but you don't have to drop big bucks to try a trendy workout.
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In May, the company says it will hold a bug bounty, in which self-described "security researchers" can get big bucks for finding flaws in Uber's system.
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These days, there are still big bucks to be made in the beauty sphere, only the category has shifted — and now it's all about the lip kits.
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News reports that HGTV's most notable personalities are raking in big bucks thanks to their shows, but plenty more comes from side gigs and other special projects.
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According to Lean In and McKinsey's latest Women in the Workplace study, women make up only 19 percent of corporate management, where employees make the big bucks.
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These are the worst times to drive and shop this ThanksgivingThe No. 1 gift holiday shoppers wantTricks to save big bucks on Black Friday and Cyber Monday
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While you can save big bucks doing some or all of a remodeling project yourself, some things are best left to the professionals to minimize potential problems.
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Today the sisters: ... And they have an incredibly popular fashion blog, create viral content and get paid big bucks to travel the world and post about it.
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Lacking the big bucks of pay cable, "Jane" turns the CW's limitations into advantages, making elegant use of the screen, often through a kind of flirtatious denial.
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But men's stress levels weren't the lowest when the burden of "making the big bucks" (my words, not science's) was split evenly between them and their wife.
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Her company, RewardStyle, was among the first platforms to help influencers get paid the big bucks for driving their followers' attention and wallets towards their favorite brands.
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"The advocacy group spends less than 1 percent of their funds on homeless animals while spending big bucks on legislation against traditional hunting and fishing activities," Guns.
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We're told the 13-year-old has also been getting some creepy offers ... big bucks to show up at bars -- where everyone else has to be 21.
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Learjet conquistadors swoop in, aspirant politicians who see Florida as an untethered plum and who buy their way into office with big bucks and bumper-sticker cures.
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A Cardi B team member says she's pregnant -- 3 to 4 months along -- which would make her upcoming business deals and commitments tricky ... costing her big bucks.
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Story at a glance Households in the United States are throwing away large amounts of food, and it is costing big bucks, according to a new study.
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That pressure rose partly in response to reports that Trump was pouring big bucks into Facebook about impeachment ads that opponents say are based on false claims.
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This means the highest bidder at the auction will have the right to print and even sell copies from the negatives, which could lead to big bucks.
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Pragmatically, that also means losing an opportunity to raise big bucks -- because fundraising fortunes favor winners -- ahead of Super Tuesday, when every penny will be in play.
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Now, we're about to witness another scramble to provide our hard-earned taxpayer money into the pockets of an industry that's already raking in the big bucks.
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For every cocksure cam boy living in a penthouse or making big bucks off literally soiled goods, there are thousands more plugging away for relatively small sums.
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The DC super villain adventure was critically lamented and very divisive among fans, but that didn't prevent it from raking in big bucks at the box office.
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All of this means that Simone Biles' net worth is going to continue to grow — and we honestly can't think of anyone more deserving of the big bucks.
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Opponents of the measure, which includes the Archdiocese of Denver and Colorado Christian University, are also spending big bucks to convince voters to vote "No" on election day.
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Even the best have off-years, and the Ducks better hope that's what this was, because Perry is 32 and makes big bucks for the next four years.
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That content, of course, is the stuff most people really want to watch (and advertisers pay big bucks for), which is why NBC is keeping it to itself.
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Rare comic books go for hundreds of thousands, people pay millions of dollars for stamps, and—now—Magic, Yu Gi Oh, and Pokemon cards sell for big bucks.
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Sure, we might not always realize what the companies are promoting, but it's more about the warm feeling we're left with than the need to spend big bucks.
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By reducing the role of doctors and nurses, costs are lower, visits are shorter, and the business has a chance to scale and bring in the big bucks.
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This is certainly not the Hillary Clinton presidential candidate Wall Street or even Silicon Valley has been backing with the big bucks for what seems like years now.
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Mally Mall thinks State Farm makes for a terrible neighbor, claiming the insurance company's screwing him out of big bucks ... like $300k for his saber-toothed tiger head!!!
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Additionally, Palantir supports city charities, buys food from local restaurants to serve at its cafeteria and pays big bucks to nearby hotels by bringing in so many prospects.
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"First, Donald Trump gave big bucks to Charlie Crist in 2010 and now he's recycling the same false and negative attacks about Marco," said Rubio spokesman Joe Pounder.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine's legal woes continue to stack up as the rapper sits behind bars ... he's now being sued for bailing on a concert and costing promoters big bucks.
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Sylvester Stallone and Rob Kardashian are practically blood bros -- if they bled diamonds and gold -- since Sly just dropped big bucks for a Rolex from Rob's favorite jeweler.
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But not everything is worth spending the big bucks on — and no two chefs are the same when it comes to how they like to stock their kitchens.
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He turned that financial success into an active hobby as an angel investor, backing about 60 companies, some of which were acquired for big bucks or went public.
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If you love the look of high-end flatware but don't want to fork over big bucks on utensils, you may want to try this set from Walmart.
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Ancient porcelain and old ink paintings are all fair game with major 20th Century Chinese ink painters Qi Baishi, Xu Beihong and Zhang Daqian drawing the big bucks.
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The night before the union hall rally in Pittsburgh, Biden was raising big bucks from labor-busting bigwigs at a fundraiser hosted by former Comcast President David Cohen.
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Eaze, the company sometimes dubbed "Uber for pot," has raised another $27 million, the latest example of investors being willing to put big bucks into cannabis-related technology.
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Despite the mediocrity of the series, both WWE and Take Two Interactive make big bucks each year on the small tweaks made to the basic grapple game formula.
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Unfortunately, an organization called the Electronic Payments Coalition is spending big bucks to repeal these protections and put billions more in the pockets of Wall Street fat cats.
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Apple and John Deere, for example, charge big bucks to repair what they manufacture, and make it hard for third parties or customers themselves to do the repairs.
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The golden egg sought by many of London's young food start-ups is investment: a period of rapid growth that proves profitability—and then a big bucks sale.
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A lucky bidder is going home with John Lennon's hair -- some of the most famous locks to hit the auction block -- and he paid big bucks for them.
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Safe for use around kids and pets, it'll save you big bucks on your electric bill, as it's 98% more energy-efficient than the average air conditioning system.
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Shopify collected the big bucks during the holiday shopping season, and that's indicative of emerging retail trends, Chief Operating Officer Harley Finkelstein told CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday.
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If money is no object and you're regularly shelling out big bucks for a bottle of wine, then you may opt to go with a luxury wine opener.
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So, dear Jessica, whether or not your foray into the restaurant business is raking in the big bucks at the moment, rest assured it's only a matter of time.
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Trump may fly around on a private jet, but fried chicken serves the illusion that he's just a regular guy who doesn't shell out big bucks for fancy food.
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Just this year Google spent big bucks commissioning an entire study on how your generation thinks, and it revealed that teens love Google (also pizza, Doritos, and ice cream).
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America may have long ago unfriended MySpace co-founder Tom Anderson, but his likeness is apparently still worth big bucks at the country's number-one destination for hipster clothes.
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This year, Tesla has worked to expand sales abroad and has spent big bucks on a manufacturing plant in China in the hopes of accessing its billions of consumers.
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And as long as the big bucks remain available, a handful of cricketers will be willing to juggle their five-day commitments with glamorous nights on the sub-continent.
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Politico says he might be waiting to see how Marco Rubio, who placed second in South Carolina, will fare in primaries to come before throwing in the big bucks.
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If you're shopping on a budget, or just don't feel like spending extra money on features you don't need, picking up a refurbished model will save you big bucks.
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Microsoft never let the hate define IE. Iomega, by charging big bucks for something that people expect to get for free, won a battle but conceded the messaging war.
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If you're giving up valuable vacation days — and shelling out the big bucks — to see someone you care about walk down the aisle, then you better make it worthwhile.
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With more than 284 new companies presenting at the show, he said, the golf market is ripe with new products, golf entrepreneurs, and investors willing to pay big bucks.
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Young Fly also claims he landed all of his film and TV roles on his own since signing on with Patterson ... but still forks over big bucks for nothing.
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NBA player Steven Adams just got an offer to make big bucks playing another pro sport ... 'cause Rick Fox wants the killer Kiwi to join his pro gaming team.
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And given recent reporting, it's not surprising that the government is spending big bucks for a top-tier ad agency to promote "diversity and inclusion in hiring" inside CBP.
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Governments that can raise big bucks from oil or mineral royalties, rather than by fostering broad-based growth and taxing people's incomes, have had little incentive to govern well.
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Broadband companies could ask video-streaming giants like Netflix, which have cut into cable profits, to pay big bucks to ensure that their content reaches customers without any interference.
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Almost 40 percent of Americans haven't re-shopped their car insurance in three years or more, according to a new report from NerdWallet — and it's costing them big bucks.
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The states argue that they're losing big bucks due to the unique tax break provided to online vendors -- as much as $33 billion a year, according to their estimates.
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Privacy versus profitsWhile consumers may not be buying companies&apos sales pitches about the perks of sharing data, advertisers certainly are — and they&aposre paying big bucks for it.
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The No. 1 gift holiday shoppers want Tricks to save big bucks on Black Friday and Cyber Monday Many gift givers won't spend more than $50 this holiday season
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The company has also spent big bucks on services for the healthcare industry - its other big business - mainly through acquisitions of smaller companies such as TriZetto and TMG Health.
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Venet is well-known for his monumental, big bucks Indeterminate Lines sculpture series, such as the piece "88.5 Arc x 8" (2012) installed at Gibbs Farm in New Zealand.
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That's why they pay people like Matthew McConaughey big bucks to pretend he won a huge poker game with his friends then drive away smoothly in a Lincoln MKX.
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Unexpected flirty vibes and creative inspiration will hit you today, and they could cost you some big bucks—don't pick the most expensive restaurant or art supply store, Sag.
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Quarantine and chill has video game connoisseurs going nuts, and the console that's scratching their itch is the Nintendo Switch ... something you'll have to pay big bucks for nowadays.
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And no one should be left to wonder what kind of promises are being made to the people who can pony up big bucks to be in the room.
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Most parents are forced to pay big bucks to send their kids to private school, but even paying $30,000 or more doesn't guarantee admission to top-rated private schools.
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I don't think he'll make big bucks next season, but free agency has a way of turning the only viable option at a particular position into a wealthy man.
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Ransomware developers, too, are raking in big bucks, with some netting more than $100,000 a year, while the median income for their peers in legitimate industries falls closer to $70,000.
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Salesforce just wants to do it with a hint of compassion as it rakes in those big bucks and keeps well-heeled competitors like Microsoft, Oracle and SAP at bay.
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Everyone knows that it pays to learn how to code, but a lot of people are also under the impression that you have to pay big bucks to master it.
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That means you might be paying big bucks for a slow connection that won't stream Netflix movies, so you'll be stuck refreshing your Insta feed from takeoff to final descent.
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Bumper-to-bumper highways with blazing horns is more than just annoying drivers, there is research to show that being stuck in a traffic jam is costing businesses big bucks.
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That's because if Gigwell makes it easy enough for anyone to book a show, there'll be fewer artists pinching pennies in basements and more making the big bucks on stage.
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These days Mr Kagame wants Rwanda to be the "Singapore of Africa", where multinationals set up regional headquarters and hold conferences—and where visitors pay big bucks to watch gorillas.
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TravelBank co-founder and CEO Duke Chung TravelBank co-founder and CEO Duke Chung Sometimes spending the big bucks to wine and dine a client can be a smart strategy.
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The Moon is in Sagittarius, lighting up the fame and fortune sector of your chart, but you can't expect big bucks unless you actually show up and do the work.
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Ryan will raise millions of dollars aiming to keep his House majority, and if he personally falls into trouble, the House GOP will spend big bucks to keep him safe.
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Juggernauts like Amazon and Apple are involved in the book publishing field where authors are raking big bucks for composing everything from instructional books to cookbooks to Sci-fi adventures.
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For your listening pleasure: Peter Kafka interviewed Angwin last fall about her direction for The Markup, and Kara Swisher interviewed Newmark about his decision to give big bucks to journalism.
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He promises an exciting fight on the feet and he seems determined to make that synonymous with his brand and it has earned him the relative big bucks so far.
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The Philippines has shelled out big bucks for the Independence Day celebration over the years, according to ManillaMail, a Filipino news outlet in Washington that first reported on the event.
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Addicts, if you will, paying up big bucks and jacking into virtual reality out of both a yearning for ecstasy and an escape from debt, be that emotional or monetary.
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Hillary Clinton continues to suffer political fallout from her big-bucks fundraisers this weekend in San Francisco and Los Angeles, which sparked pot-banging protests in SF's Nob Hill neighborhood.
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Though no criminality on his part has been proven, he was in a clear conflict-of-interest position when the Ukrainians started paying big bucks to his son, Hunter Biden.
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" She added, "No one should be left to wonder what kind of promises are being made to the people that then pony up big bucks to be in the room.
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Age: 26Position: MidfielderAfter last year's phenomenal Champions League run, Ajax saw a number of its biggest talents, including Matthijs de Ligt and Frenkie de Jong, pawned off for big bucks.
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Our thought bubble: If AT&T is considering dropping its live TV business, then it makes sense that they wouldn't want to pay big bucks to renew the NFL contract.
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The late Hungarian beauty's property is being auctioned off at her Beverly Hills home Saturday, and a few of the featured big-ticket items have already raked in big bucks.
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Regardless, it's too soon to judge whether these big-bucks ventures will pay the dividends that their buyers hope, or if they end up being M&A dust in the wind.
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It's not exactly raking in the big bucks, but for newcomers with no local work experience and limited English, earning more per hour than many restaurant cooks isn't a bad deal.
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Twenty months later Mi Teleférico has been deemed a success: The three existing lines have reduced congestion and brought in big bucks—in the first 60 days, it made $1.2 million.
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If you want to earn big bucks — and do so over the whole course of your career — you might want to get busy studying medicine or boasting about your managerial skills.
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ICOs in 2017 began to include a private pre-sale before the 'open' public sale stage, the idea being to attract big bucks and in some cases give incentives like discounts.
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While Blue Prism has been a public company since 2016, the market has attracted a slew of startups, which have in turn been attracting big bucks from investors on gaudy valuations.
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Wage equality in the United States has slowly crept toward parity over the course of the last century, but when it comes to the big bucks, men still vastly outpace women.
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The legal battle between President Trump and Stormy Daniels is not going away anytime soon, because his lawyer's now accusing her of violating their deal ... which could cost her big bucks.
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Don't fritter away this absolute last opportunity to save big bucks on our flagship event, where you'll find more than 10,000 attendees, 400 media outlets and a passel of eager investors.
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Ryan Reynolds, meanwhile, is opting to not drop big bucks on an ad and instead give people access to Mint Mobile, the wireless carrier he invested in last year, for free.
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For some specialists — especially those working in the lucrative appliances department, according to former Lowe&aposs employee Patricia Wilkerson — product expertise and sales skills could translate into big bucks before 2012.
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A lot of pets view the bathtub as public enemy number one, which means bathing them can pretty much become a living nightmare (and going to the groomer costs big bucks).
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Sean Spicer, who served as President Trump's press secretary, left the White House in 2017 and met with publishers who were eager to pay him big bucks for a tell-all.
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It's the type of concoction you'd be forced to eat for a high school dare, or pay big bucks for as part of a degustation meal — all options leading to regret.
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America's 20173 most expensive states to live in 2017CNBC reveals the 10 states where you will pay a pretty penny to live and plunk down big bucks for some basic essentials.
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You'll hear about a major winter storm that caused dramatic weather changes in the Rocky Mountains, and you'll see how some U.S. restaurant brands are making big bucks across the Pacific.
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"It's a really sick old Hollywood kind of patriarchal value system, based on commerce and money and who's the hottest and who's going to bring in the big bucks," he said.
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As you know ... artists don't get paid for the gig, but don't tell J Lo that cause the gig's gonna bring her even more attention, which could translate to big bucks.
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To start, the sale lasts a full week and a half, offering a run of daily deals that knocks big bucks off of the kind of stuff we already can't live without.
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Lewis hit up Joseph McCamish of Etune Autosports in Houston and told the man he wanted "the baddest T-Rex he could build" ... and was willing to pay big bucks for it.
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Most parents are forced to pay big bucks to send their kids to private school, but even paying $2500,23 or more doesn't guarantee your child admission into the top-rated private schools.
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Movies like The Hunger Games, Mad Max: Fury Road, and Pitch Perfect 2 proved that women could not only lead movies, but could rake in big bucks at the box office, too.
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You work cheap on your entry deal, you get a better number on your second (and maybe third) contracts, and then you get the big bucks once you're nearing your UFA years.
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If people are testing WWE hegemony—and I mean really testing it by getting out there and making big bucks with a lighter schedule—then WWE's in trouble over the next decade.
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Heck, VICE Sports readers know that junior colleges send athletes to the Olympics, too—and we're pretty certain no JUCO sports are raking in the big bucks from a sweet television deal. .
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Governments and companies in China's far-flung mountainous regions have high hopes that a relatively small but fast-growing crowd of trail runners can bring big bucks that will boost business prospects.
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In a media push likely to ramp up as the election approaches, new advocacy groups and Democratic candidates have put big bucks behind Supreme Court-related messaging on major social media platforms.
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While the Koch brothers have the ability to directly deliver big bucks to loyal Republican candidates, Obama has the ability to draw comparable resources simply through his presence in a particular campaign.
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And if you want to make the big bucks in the Big Apple, you'd be wise to look for a job in health care or tech, according to a new report by Glassdoor.
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Normally a gift bag going for big bucks online would make you think of those ones rich people recieve at the Oscars full of like, diamonds and iPhones and gift certificates to Neimans.
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Ahead, find all the inspiration you need to keep working toward the big bucks — or just forward this list to your really, really rich aunt and cross your fingers that she's feeling generous.
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More than 12.5 million users follow him on Twitch and almost 40,000 pay to watch, forking over either $4.99, $9.99, or $25 per month to watch him blast his way to big bucks.
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Cuba is cash-strapped, and foreign hotel bosses are reluctant to risk big bucks because they have no idea whether Donald Trump will try to tighten the embargo, lift it or do nothing.
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Ask around your network of fellow travelers, friends and coworkers to see if anyone has unused buddy passes through an airline, which may require flying standby, but can help you save big bucks.
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Sometimes, though, we don't have the cash flow to shell out big bucks for the pricey glass bottles, or the time to add another step to our already-lengthy morning or nighttime routine.
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Electronics devices and electric car companies don't want to pay big bucks and connect themselves with these atrocities, so they have tried to cut down on the amount of cobalt their batteries use.
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Their goals can sometimes be more about moral support and posturing, but most of the time these lobbyists are getting paid big bucks to secure the much bigger bucks of U.S. foreign aid.
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While Sirianni probably won't be bringing home big bucks — Glassdoor reports that NBCUniversal interns make about $10 an hour — there are some lucrative options out there for students, primarily in the tech industry.
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City officials had already accused the platform of helping commercial users rake in the big bucks and keeping potential long-term housing out of a market that was desperately in need of it.
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Anna Gunn (Breaking Bad) anchors the film as Naomi Bishop, a Wall Street banker on a slight decline who needs her next IPO, for a company called Cachet,c to net big bucks.
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Tech companies in Silicon Valley, and even a few car and ride-sharing companies, have taken to hosting bug bounties, in which hackers can earn big bucks for finding flaws in the code.
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After his masterful depiction of the New York City skyline sold for $29,000 back in July, yet another piece from Donald Trump's oeuvre just raked in the big bucks, the Associated Press reports.
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That's good for Cuoco and the rest of her castmates, as they're certainly bringing in the big bucks — Variety reports the original five cast members pull in a whopping $1 million per episode.
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While ending money bail is good for public safety both inside and outside of jails, unfortunately those who profit from the current system are spending big bucks lobbying to protect their own coffers.
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But despite the long hours, late nights, and lack of holidays off — and their glamorous portrayal in the media — it is only top-tier chefs and chef-owners who make the big bucks.
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Kevin donated $50k a few days ago and then called out The Rock, Steve Harvey, Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle, Beyonce, Jay-Z, Justin Timberlake and Jerry Seinfeld ... challenging them to donate big bucks.
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As competition in the travel space heats up, posh hotels are going out of their way to make sure guests get more bang for the big bucks they shell out to stay there.
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Cyber Monday is a great opportunity to save on big-ticket items like TVs and mattresses, but if you&aposre not looking to spend big bucks there are many deals available under $214.96.
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A record label is banking on Tekashi 6ix9ine getting out of prison sooner than later and surviving all the snitching he did ... because it's investing big bucks on the rapper making music again.
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Even if that means busting through military roadblocks to sneak into the forbidden "spill zone" and take illegal photos of the horrors within — photos that sell for big bucks on the black market.
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Girlfriends who are pre-fiancées—let's call them "preancées"—are spending big bucks to hire trainers and take extra core fusion and yoga classes to achieve what they perceive as an engagement-ready BMI.
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Tom Taylor -- the young actor who plays Jake in "The Dark Tower" -- got a nice payday for his work in the film, but the big bucks are (hopefully) yet to come ... TMZ has learned.
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These companies are willing to shell out some big bucks to try to compete, with Apple reportedly spending nearly $15 million per episode on See, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.
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If you think the presidential candidates have been spending big bucks and fighting hard, new reports out this week say the big drug companies are set to unleash a massive lobbying battle in Washington.
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Trump is finally raising the big bucks Despite record spending in the month of August -- including a hefty amount on its digital firm -- Trump still entered the month with over $203 million on hand.
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The bottom line: Amid an endless number of new on-demand streaming options, TV networks are hoping that ad buyers are willing to cough up big bucks to actually reach viewers in real-time.
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With 80 lectures and eight hours of content, this course will take you from a rookie to an expert in no time — and have you well on your way to making the big bucks.
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Former O-Town member Ashley Parker Angel says he suffered an injury that kept him from making big bucks on Broadway, so he's asking a judge for a break ... according to new legal docs.
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Coming off a huge victory in New Hampshire, Sanders has been spending big bucks on TV both in English and in Spanish, while adding at least 50 staffers and 11 offices in the state.
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When it came time to promote the album's fourth single, "If You Don't Want Me To Destroy You," the band opted out of paying big bucks to advertise in the music papers and magazines.
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While Moulton, 39, may criticize Pelosi, he is doing the same thing she did to propel her stock among her colleagues: Raising big bucks for fellow Democrats as they prep for the next election.
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Why anyone would want to spend big bucks to live in a city increasingly characterized by nonplaces — a city that may be reaching the tipping point of population density, particularly downtown — is anyone's guess.
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This might not translate to big bucks — streaming services are not huge revenue drivers for artists, as this Guardian graphic shows — but it can help them gain name recognition and a bigger following online.
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President Trump believes he can use this inhumane policy to force Congress to shell out the big bucks for a wall that he promised his supporters he would erect and Mexico would pay for.
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" A November 29 tweet from Owens said, "I'd pay big bucks to see white liberals who cry out about the unsuitable living conditions for caravan migrants, drink a glass of water from Flint Michigan.
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While the big bucks go to the big incomes, however, the tax bill does throw some crumbs at the middle class, and Republicans try to sell the bill as a boon to working families.
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Watching these women spend big bucks on items we only wish we could get our hands on is oddly one of the best parts of the movie, which opened last weekend, earning $33.2 million.
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What it&aposs like to be oneAt the end of the day, junior consultants with somewhere between zero and five years of experience do much of the work that companies pay big bucks for.
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"It's a good gig - big bucks - we're all union contractors" with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, said Brian Wilson, 34, who rode in the truck in front of Chilelli in the stalled convoy.
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For all of the lovebirds swooning over the idea of proposing to their significant other — and planning to shell out big bucks to do it — Kevin O'Leary has a dose of reality for you.
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Best Buy has tons of deals on laptops to help you save the big bucks this year, and if you've been wanting to upgrade your MacBook game, this is definitely the one to swing for.
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During a Wednesday appearance on Conan, the mom-to-be revealed that she and husband Ashton Kutcher didn't spend the big bucks on their wedding bands — instead, they got the jewelry from online marketplace Etsy.
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There are a lot of ways you can try to let them know what you want, but you can't really beat face time -- unless you control an influential group or have big bucks to spend.
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"People are so scared to be not participating now so every time we pull back a little bit, money managers come in with big bucks," said Dick, adding that investors had cash on the sidelines.
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Because the series is ostensibly set in the "real" world, the former Mutiny team is constantly circling around actually getting to be the people who come to the big conclusions, and make the big bucks.
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That's why the big TV networks (and even media upstarts like Amazon (AMZN), Google's (GOOGL) YouTube and Facebook (FB)) are still willing to pay big bucks to the leagues and teams to air live games.
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The new Gosling cookie, which is selling for $22.95, is totally worth shelling out the big bucks for because it is hand-painted to look just like him—signature scruff and baby blue eyes included.
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Incorta CEO and co-founder Osama Elkady says he and his co-founders were compelled to start Incorta because they saw so many companies spending big bucks for data projects that were doomed to fail.
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We tend to assume everyone sporting a lab coat and stethoscope is bringing home the big bucks — and that's certainly more true for doctors in some medical specialties than it is for doctors in others.
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N and other consumer-facing companies spending big bucks to advertise during Sunday's Super Bowl football extravaganza will be making a play for more market share to offset a slow economy and less overseas revenue.
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Floyd Mayweather will be staring down several racks of cash hours after the fight with Conor McGregor -- win or lose -- 'cause clubs are throwing big bucks to get him to show his mug Saturday night.
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The Mouse House sent an e-mail to its Annual Pass members this week -- who, BTW, shell out big bucks for these passes each year -- telling them their scheduled monthly payments will continue like normal.
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The Mouse House sent an e-mail to its Annual Pass members this week -- who, BTW, shell out big bucks for these passes each year -- telling them their scheduled monthly payments will continue like normal.
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"I opened a Pandora's box and released a Frankenstein's monster," he told the ABC, calling the mixed breed his "life's regret" after reports emerged that Labradoodles were being over-bred and sold for "big bucks."
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According to SuperData's "Esports — The 2016 Report," the biggest money makers are advertisements and sponsorships, which means companies are paying big bucks to put their logos and products on streams and their names on tournaments.
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Mike Leake muddled through a mediocre first season with St. Louis in 2016, but he is showing why the Cardinals shelled out big bucks to bring him in as a free agent in December 2015.
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But their efforts to connect with younger generations have never been more obvious than at VidCon, where they dished out big bucks to set up booths alongside long-running digital giants (like Maker Studios and Fullscreen).
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The Salesforce Certification Training Bundle By Mike Wheeler — $8 with code 'WEEKEND60' See Details Given that Amazon Web Services (AWS) practically powers half the internet, anyone well-versed in it is sure to earn big bucks.
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Roughly 75 beauty and lifestyle brands — including L'Oréal Paris, SheaMoisture, Garnier, Kendra Scott, India Boulevard and QVC — went all out for Beautycon L.A., dishing out big bucks to have a presence on the Convention Hall floor.
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She also differed from her Democratic predecessors in that she didn't just rely on the wealthy for campaign contributions but also spent several years before her presidential run making big bucks on the corporate speaking circuit.
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TMZ Sports has learned 2 of O.J.'s old California licenses -- including the one issued to him while incarcerated at the L.A. County Jail in 1995 -- are going up for auction and could fetch BIG bucks.
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Still others, like Mark Pincus, the co-founder of Zynga, and Reid Hoffman, the brains behind LinkedIn, are preparing to spend big bucks in an attempt to force the Democratic National Committee to revise its platform.
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We broke the story ... Schwartz -- who's being repped by John Carpenter and Brian Kim -- wants big bucks from Bieber from all the emotional distress he and his wife suffered from the 2014 egging and the aftermath.
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With celebs like Kylie Jenner, Nicole Richie, and Ruby Rose paying the big bucks to test out new hair colors on the regular, it's no wonder we constantly have the urge to dye our manes too.
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Eric McCormack says Whoopi Goldberg went too far by equating his call for a list of people attending a Trump fundraiser to McCarthyism -- but he still wants to know who's giving big bucks to the Prez.
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It's a term that means when you pay them big bucks to host your website, internet service, or to store data in their cloud, it is guaranteed, contractually, to be available 99.999 percent of the time.
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That's because the Baby Boomers who supported the brand and were delighted to shell out big bucks for a big bike aren't being adequately replaced by GenXers and Millennials who want to take up the lifestyle.
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In the meantime, anyone who has yet to hop on the Xbox bandwagon should head over to Walmart, where you can save big bucks on Microsoft's most recent offering: the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition.
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And while Soros of course shouldn't get all the credit, a million dollars isn't nothing, and his unusual-for-a-liberal-billionaire strategy of spending big bucks on a particular very low-profile race proved effective.
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HOTELS ARE SPENDING BIG BUCKS IN FIGHT AGAINST BED BUGS According to Yahoo Lifestyle, the buttons will be "car remote sized" and will alert managers to the name and location of the employee in trouble when pressed.
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The iPhone is widely regarded as the most secure mobile phone in the world, so it's only natural that companies or government agencies are willing to pay big bucks to get around its air-tight security measures.
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VEST DISPENSER AT SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT MAKING BIG BUCKS, DESPITE MOCKERY CNN reported that the Transportation Security Administration is considering whether to end passenger screening at about 150 airports that serve planes with 60 seats or fewer.
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If you're ready for a new phone but don't want to spend the big bucks necessary to get one of the flagship phones from a big name like Apple or Samsung, it's worth getting to know OnePlus.
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The sizable acquisition signaled a few things to both investors and startups: Most importantly, there are buyers for autonomous tech, and they are willing to shell out the big bucks to get their skin in the game.
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Automotive remains a huge pull when it comes to raising big bucks: part of the reason is because the space is capital intensive, as it straddles both software and hardware (that is, not just equipment but cars).
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Republican attorneys general voted earlier this month to spend big bucks targeting their Democratic counterparts in other states, abandoning a years-long gentlemen's agreement between the two parties in which incumbents were left out of the crosshairs.
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Whether it's coughing up $100 for a dozen roses, bigger bucks for a three-course dinner and really big bucks for a diamond engagement ring, there's no shortage of expensive Valentine's Day offerings for those in love.
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Why shell out the big bucks building new stars, after all, when you can just pull old stars out of the closet, dust 'em off, and chuck 'em in the ring together for the same end result?
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As Congress voted in March to scrap online privacy rules imposed by the Obama administration, angry internet users devised a plan: They sought to raise big bucks so they could buy and publish lawmakers' web-browsing histories.
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And I&aposm saying that because I know you, you&aposre a great person, but this system now put children in jeopardy, it puts women in jeopardy and it enriches the cartels because they&aposre making big bucks.
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Those views can mean big bucks for media companies that rely on Facebook, and a tiny change in the company's algorithms can hurt newsrooms that have dedicated teams to gaming how to get more posts promoted on Facebook.
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Such errors can cost big bucks: New York City recently announced that it would refund a reported $26 million worth of parking tickets due to the omission of a zero from the ordinance code on roughly 500,000 tickets.
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But telemedicine also could become "a way for the U.S. profit-driven health care system to make big bucks by outsourcing core duties — while providing a paler version of actual medical treatment," Kaiser Health News' Elisabeth Rosenthal writes.
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The first trailer for the forthcoming and still mysterious series drops at San Diego Comic-Con: ground zero for the forces of big-bucks Hollywood geekery that have torn Moore's work to shreds over the last 18 years.
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For those of us who aren't looking to throw big bucks around but love to get our drink on, we can still expect to see lifestyle changes that come along with having what amounts to a robo-chauffeur.
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But, as a self-employed man whose only true means to make a living is through fighting, Jones Jr. is always going to take up the opportunity to fight/crush supposed "cans" across the world for big bucks.
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Networks are inking high-profile deals with Snap in an attempt to get viewers they might not have online or on TV. Yes, everyone wants you watching their programming, and they'll pay big bucks to make that happen.
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But it wasn't until Georgia passed a law last year banning "gag rules" that Katz could legally tell his patients they might save big bucks on their prescriptions if they paid cash or used a lower-priced generic.
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The big one is because investors are worried that Salesforce has run out of growth in its main market — cloud software for sales and marketing — and is therefore spending big bucks to go buy growth through pricey acquisitions.
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FRANCE, April 2: With HBO, Amazon, Netflix and others shelling out the big bucks for film-production-quality television, Cannes has its timing right to launch a new festival with an official selection of 10 unseen TV series.
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But imagine how much louder the outcry would be when this can't even be justified as pay-for-performance — you don't get the big bucks unless you deliver results — because of the huge amounts paid to failing CEOs.
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I don't actually worry too much that extremely generous benefits would lead to a big increase in health spending because the big bucks are not in things where the patient decides, like an excess doctor visit or something.
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Schools around the country have recently had to shell out big bucks for security: UC Berkeley spent almost $123 million in 2017 on various events, and the University of Florida spent $600,000 on a single event last October.
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Schools around the country have recently had to shell out big bucks for security: UC Berkeley spent almost $5 million in 2017 on various events, and the University of Florida spent $600,000 on a single event last October.
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TMZ Sports spoke with the proud new co-owner of the Richmond Roughriders of the American Arena League ... and Jones says he's down to pay big bucks to get Kaep to suit up in the Green and Black.
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This has led to a thriving stem cell tourism industry, where people pay big bucks to fly to places with more relaxed medical regulations like China and Latin America to receive unproven stem cell treatments for serious illnesses.
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Twitter having your age or income wrong may not seem like a big deal, but it means that advertisers who want to appeal to a specific demographic are paying big bucks to serve ads to exactly the wrong people.
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On Twitch, more than 12.5 million users follow him, and almost 43,000 pay to watch, subscribing to three different tiers and forking over either $4.99, $9.99 or $25 per month to watch Ninja blast his way to big bucks.
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But when it comes to women of color, starring on a long-running TV series, landing a major franchise role, or bringing in big bucks producing isn't happening at as high a rate as it is for white women.
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"Those doors shouldn't be closed, and no one should be left to wonder what kind of promises are being made to the people that then pony up big bucks to be in the room," Warren said earlier this month.
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Who, while earning the big bucks (that it's hard to explain to our clients) understands real clients' issues, and who above all else, can see the changes in business and marketing in the context of decades of what has happened before.
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Even utilizing waste products, the material is much more expensive to produce than industrially manufactured plastics, and consumers likely aren't willing to shell out (see what I did there?) the big bucks for something that ultimately gets thrown in the trash.
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This little light, you see, is pretty much guaranteed to elicit a Pavlovian response from anyone familiar with the story of "Peter Pan" in its various incarnations, which surely includes everyone who shelled out the big bucks for this show.
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It'd been stolen, replaced with a fake, and hiding out in the U.S. The cost of freedom An original copy of the 13th Amendment and a copy of the Emancipation Proclamation are available to whoever can shell out some big bucks.
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But where there is rapid expansion and big bucks, there are opportunists waiting to take advantage — and chances are you've read enough stories of lipo and fillers gone very, very wrong to know that med spas don't have the cleanest reputation.
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But while bankers' pay has been the target of political and public anger, the financial services industry is still where the big bucks are, with the average salary about 30 percent higher than the average wage in Britain, government statistics show.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean companies, after all but giving up on marketing in China during a diplomatic spat this year, are rolling out major promotions for Saturday's Singles Day shopping extravaganza, hoping Chinese consumers - and their big bucks - will return.
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Trump will host fundraisers that should pull in big bucks for Republicans and his own 2020 campaign in two of the largest cities in the U.S. In Houston, the president will headline a luncheon for the GOP's Senate campaign arm.
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We have a pick for everyone in our buying guide whether you're an audiophile who's ready to spend the big bucks, a college kid on a budget, or someone whose needs fall in between the two ends of the spectrum.
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I've been looking for a way into writing about software testing (and debugging/bug hunting) for a little while, and this week's announcement that the DoD is now shelling out big bucks in bug bounties seems as good as any.
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If Walker stays, Jordan risks losing his best player without compensation in the summer of 2019 — or, perhaps worse, paying big bucks to hang on to him instead of starting an overdue tear-down of a pricey but mediocre roster.
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NEIU board members, meanwhile, marveled over the optics of paying out big bucks for a speaker at a time when the school is preparing to curb operations just to survive, according to this audio of a board meeting last week.
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Save 36% on the signed Erik Killmonger postser — $529.99 See Details Our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man doesn't seem to know how to take a bad photo — which is probably why journalists are always willing to pay the big bucks for them.
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Takeover tactics Berkshire (BRKA) lost big bucks this week after a bombshell earnings report from Kraft Heinz in which the company reported massive write downs and revealed that its accounting practices are the target of a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation.
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There's no shortage of skin-care products on the market designed to reduce or help deep under eye circles, but it also might help to check in with your mental health before dropping big bucks on pricey creams, lotions, and potions.
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But big bucks are changing the game as cash rich luxury goods groups like LVMH and Kering hike their social media budgets, giving them vast means to drown out rivals on platforms once seen as a leveller for brands big and small.
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You may know that chipmakers like Intel don't just produce processors — they spend big bucks building new markets for those chips by figuring out what people want in their next computer and working with PC manufacturers to make those new features a reality.
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"Johnson then expressed to her friend (female witness) that if they stick together that they stand a chance to make money and in a separate text the suspect referred to talking to an attorney and going for big bucks," the affidavit continues.
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If you were already planning on spending the big bucks on a hulking gaming laptop that's not very portable (instead of saving thousands on a DIY desktop build with similar specs), this currently seems to be one of the more interesting choices.
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And what better way to experience the sheer power of these songs live, short of paying big bucks to see Metallica in concert, than to hear it in the comfort of your own home on 1993's Live Shit: Binge And Purge.
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The Trump administration's hard line on Iran and commitment to holding Qatar accountable for their decades-long funding of Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood sends a strong message that peace in the Middle East cannot be attained while terrorists earn big bucks.
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The reason Doc's comments were such a big issue is that "load management" has fans getting pissed -- game attendees pay big bucks to see the superstars like Kawhi hoop ... and players sitting out to get some rest doesn't sit well with the customers.
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In collaboration with Wirecutter, a product review site owned by the New York Times Company, here are three often-overlooked ways that you can save a chunk of energy, and maybe some time and frustration, without having to shell out the big bucks.
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CBS, with its older audience profile, has seen "Hawaii Five-O" and "MacGyver" become fixtures on its Friday lineup, even if the CW's "Dynasty" isn't exactly raking in the big bucks, and the latest run of Fox's "The X-Files" has been disappointing.
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Charter Communications, the second-largest U.S. cable company, doesn't own a media entity and could be a buyer, but CEO Tom Rutledge has expressed more interest in buying other cable companies, should they come available, rather than spending big bucks on content.
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Several start-ups have in recent years turned "bad foods" that moms hesitate to put in their shopping carts into big bucks, and they've been successful getting major food corporations to acquire them for hundreds of millions, if not a billion or more.
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Updated 11/29/59.993 at 6:07 pm ET.Black Friday is a great opportunity to save on big-ticket items like MacBooks, TVs, and mattresses, but if you&aposre not looking to spend big bucks there are many deals available under $50.
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The Chargers superstar has been sitting out for the last couple months wanting a new contract in L.A. ... but as his backup, Austin Ekeler, tears it up on the field -- it doesn't seem the big bucks are coming MG's way anytime soon.
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But big bucks are changing the game as cash rich luxury goods groups like LVMH and Kering hike their social media budgets, giving them vast means to drown out rivals on platforms once seen as a leveler for brands big and small.
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Producers also don't have to worry about actors aging out of their roles, Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. amassing huge deals, and stars getting itchy to go appear in some independent movie/passion project that won't earn big bucks but might garner award nominations.
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A town that, for all its other attractions, is a smaller media market than both Greenville, South Carolina, and West Palm Beach, Florida, and where most of the people with spending money are tourists unlikely to plunk down big bucks for Raiders season tickets?
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As we watch the company's valuation soar, it does so against a backdrop of other companies based on open source selling for big bucks in 2018, including IBM buying Red Hat for $34 billion in October and Salesforce acquiring MuleSoft in June for $6.5 billion.
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Is the promise of a 400-mile range and 0–60mph time of 2.5 seconds (that latter number is identical to what you can get from a Tesla Model S P100DL right now) enough to get someone to drop big bucks to reserve one?
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Streaming's on-demand structure and no-extra-cost-per-play nature turns the curious listener who's only heard of an artist or just likes one single into a diehard fan who shells out the big bucks every time their favorite act is in town.
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If you work in inner-city Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane, you might have some super secret parking spot and get out of forking out the big bucks, but if not, it's devastatingly pricey and you will probably have to give up dining out on Tuesdays.
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It's going to mean big bucks at Allen & Co., said Jeffrey Nassof, director at mergers and acquisitions consulting firm Freeman & Co. Altogether, the banks that work both sides of the Wal-Mart acquisition of Jet stand to make up to $45 million combined, he said.
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The woman whose bitter big-bucks divorce made national headlines in the 218s when she dared to demand half of her GE Capital CEO husband's assets — arguing she was an equal partner in his corporate rise — died Thursday after a short fight with cancer.
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And Shayne Benowitz of The New York Post recently talked to several of these grandmillennials, who are taking décor inspiration everywhere from English country houses to neo-preppy brands like Rodarte and spending big bucks — think anywhere for $5,000 to $150,000 — to do it.
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This has resulted in the emergence of a growing number of electric bike makers such as Yulu — which partnered with Uber last month, Vogo — which is backed by Ola, Bounce, and Ather Energy that are both showing promising growth and attracting big bucks from investors.
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Fox has been spending big bucks for NFL games since 1993, Rice noted, adding that revenue from those games has helped fuel many of Fox's businesses since — such as FX and other newer television networks — and could continue to fuel new ones in the future.
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He is paid $12.5 million per year and while that seems like a huge number, the reason Belichick makes the big bucks is that during his time as a coach, the Patriots have rarely missed the playoffs and have won the Super Bowl six times.
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He's also one of most followed sportspeople on social media with more than 200 million followers across Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, meaning brands such as Nike, Gillette, and Red Bull are willing to pay big bucks to have his name and face associated with them.
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When President Trump visits London next week for the NATO summit, he'll also use his brief time on the ground there to raise big bucks for his 2020 campaign, according to an invitation reviewed by Axios and conversations with people familiar with the event.
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When the Tampa Bay Times published internal DeSantis fundraising documents and emails bearing Wiles' name outlining an "aggressive" fundraising scheme that included lobbyists ponying up big bucks to meet with the governor, it was the final straw for DeSantis, who blamed Wiles for the leak.
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And if you want a level of white you can't get from toothpaste alone, then you'll have to commit to bleaching the natural teeth around the veneer(s) for life to maintain uniform whiteness or opt for a more complete set — which will cost you big bucks.
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Without really realizing it, Barely Human was kind of about following someone's actions as the times changed around them, with Newman going from serious songwriting in the 70s, into being this quirky satirist in the 80s, and then just taking the big bucks to score films.
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Amazon is clearly doubling down on its Alexa-powered connected speaker Echo, and the Alexa ecosystem as a whole – and not just because it's now shelling out the big bucks to advertise the product during the Super Bowl for the first time, though that, too, is notable.
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When a bunch of pretty people pay big bucks to discover that fact we all already know — social media is intensely staged — it's hard not to laugh, particularly when entire thing was then roasted by the same social media platforms that made this possible in the first place.
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Other pieces from the Ridley Scott-directed movie also earned big bucks, including an aluminum prop sword and spare blade combo ($70,203), a Roman chariot replica ($65,000), a pair of black leather wrist cuffs ($32,000), a wooden training sword ($20,0000), and two life-size prop horses ($5,500 each).
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The GOP had to constantly scramble to respond to Trump's penchant for controversy, forced the NRSC to overhaul key spending decisions -- including to spend big bucks earlier to help shore up incumbents in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania in the aftermath of Trump's September squabble with a beauty queen.
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It might seem tough for Vudu to stand out in the crowded landscape of streaming companies spending big bucks on original content, but he argued that it will be differentiated by a focus on creating content for kids, for their parents and for entire families to watch together.
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While all these things ring true, going to B-school requires shelling out Big Bucks and dedicating a few years of your life to hitting the books, attending classes, and breaking your back completing dissertations — which to some people might seem like a Very Bad Idea™ indeed.
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Sure, kids outgrow shoes fast, and it can be a bummer to spend big bucks on short-lived gear, but when it comes to hiking, wintertime activities, or any adventure around the water, your kids need shoes and boots of the same quality as you'd demand for yourself.
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But those leading executives adopted a far more tactical tone on Monday, as the Trump administration kicked off its effort to modernize the dated functions of the federal government — a long-term campaign that could someday spell big bucks and better regulations even for the Trump-wary tech industry.
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It's worth noting that Pokémon Go broke the global record even though it was only available in Australia, New Zealand and the U.S. All those downloads could add up to big bucks for Apple, which gets a cut from each in-app purchase of Pokéballs and other gear.
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The new details provide a window into how Senate Democratic leaders are privately hammering out an election-year strategy to pour big bucks to defend two of their own seats, while aggressively targeting a handful of vulnerable GOP incumbents in order to gain back at least five seats this fall.
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But as I noted in my Pixel review, while the Assistant is good (especially at understanding context), limiting it to just Google hardware hurts more than it helps since it'll only be used by the smaller subset of Android users who can afford to pay big bucks for a premium device.
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As for who is getting those salaries, the Times reports there&aposs a global pool of only about 10,000 people with the right set of skills, and so newly minted PhDs as well as "people with less education and just a few years of experience" are raking in the big bucks.
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Americans are increasingly spending big bucks on trucks for luxury add-ons like heated and cool seats, backup cameras, panoramic glass roofs, doling out an average of $46,844 for a pickup, according to Kelley Blue Book, AP Auto Writer Dee-Ann Durbin reports ("US pickup truck buyers demanding more luxury").
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Much easier to move through this part if we all agree in advance that taking a big-bucks job from a Ukrainian gas company when you know nothing whatsoever about gas is acceptable only if your father is not a famous politician and you won the post in an international lottery.
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The rom-com made big bucks -- with an estimated $25.2 million at the domestic box office this weekend (as well as $34 million over its five-day opening) -- and history, as the first major studio film since "The Joy Luck Club" 25 years ago to feature a predominately Asian cast.
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Even by late 1985 standards, the cost savings compared to a shelf of physical books was fairly impressive, Philadelphia Daily News columnist Jonathan Takiff noted: Better still, a user isn't just saving on time, energy and shelf space by going with the electronic version, but also is saving big bucks.
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However, we do know that deals like this can be worth big bucks: In January 2018, Activision Blizzard agreed to a two-year deal reportedly worth $90 million with Amazon&aposs Twitch to broadcast the Overwatch League, a 20-team international circuit dedicated to one of Activision&aposs most popular games.
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At one point, a former museum curator (played by Toni Collette) who sells out for big bucks as an art advisor to the wealthy literally gets her arm torn off by something hiding in a giant chrome experiential sphere, her garishly red blood gushing out in giant spurts from a newly formed stump.
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Upstart, another online lender that has raised big bucks from investors — $85 million and counting — and that initially focused on students, decided earlier this year to begin licensing its technology to banks, credit unions and even retailers that are eager to make (ostensibly) low-risk and profitable loans to their own customers.
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The $1.3 trillion spending bill, an "omnibus" package that runs more than 2,000 pages, includes big bucks for the military, a GOP priority, and only slightly less for non-defense spending, to satisfy Democrats, while including some rare bipartisan gun legislation -- the "Fix NICS" measure, which supporters hope will bolster background checks.
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Aside from being plain cruel and ugly, permitting discrimination against L.G.B.T. Americans in the name of religion would fuel the progressive Democratic base, which devours these morsels of archaic predisposition and then expertly seizes on them — and the big bucks it raises would most likely be used to take you to court.
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" Kate from Washington: "I suspect that Mayor Pete's recent surge in Iowa polling has much to do with advertising and the size of his ground operation — which arise from his ability to extract big bucks from the 'donor class,' especially those Wall St. and Silicon Valley types who fear both regulation and taxes.
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"When you see Carnival stock up 2.6% today on the possibility of a big but quantifiable chunk of earnings going away, well, you know this market is driven by hope." collected the big bucks during the holiday shopping season, and that's indicative of emerging retail trends, Chief Operating Officer Harley Finkelstein told Cramer.
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They've got a built-in handicap: a large metropolitan area with visiting tourists means there will always be people willing to fork over big money for a ticket, and the local television contracts offer big bucks smaller markets don't get to see (there's revenue sharing, but it's not large enough to offset the disparity).
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Then came recurring roles on Everwood and The O.C. (Who can forget Pratt as Che, Summer's granola friend at Brown?) From these TV roles sprang film roles, but he didn't always make the big screen big bucks: For his role in 22017's Strangers with Candy, he had to pay $2750,2000 to be in it.
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The interactive mobile trivia game — which players can download on their phones to try to correctly answer 12 increasingly difficult questions in order to win a cash prize — regularly attracts 1 million players per game, although it's most popular game saw 2.3 million HQties battling it out to see who could win the big bucks.
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In 2017, with the big budgets reserved almost solely for shared fantasy universes, he could never get away with it, but back in 2004 Soderbergh was experimenting with a multi-million dollar franchise, using the big bucks to poke fun at us, at Hollywood and at what both expect from a big budget sequel.
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AOC previously called for a ban on former lawmakers becoming lobbyists, a practice often known as the "revolving door" in Washington, D.C. Former members of Congress leave the halls of the Capitol Building, either voluntarily or because they fail to get re-elected, and enter the private sector to make big bucks lobbying for corporations.
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That could mean big bucks for the investors who got in early after the app was founded in 247, including some familiar faces: Ashton Kutcher, Beyoncé and JAY-Z, Leonardo DiCaprio, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jared Leto, Olivia Munn, Edward Norton and Lance Armstrong have all been linked to the company as shareholders in a new Forbes report.
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And that's what the CBA seems to do, primarily by fostering what former Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Mark Dominik told Kevin Clark of The Ringer is "a have-and-have-not league" in which a small number of star veterans earn big bucks while the rest of the labor pool becomes increasingly younger, cheaper, and more disposable.
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I love to picture him riding a shaggy and determined Icelandic pony up the side of a volcanic hill to take a dip in a steaming hot spring, belting the beginning of "Big Time Sensuality" to the hrikalegt land for miles, but that's why they pay me the big bucks to write these and inspire people.
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On one particularly bad day last month, Salesforce had its worst day since 2016 losing 8.7 percent in value, When you make a lot of money you can afford to spend generously, and the company invested some of those big bucks when it bought Mulesoft for $6.5 billion in March, making it the most expensive acquisition it has ever made.
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Kennedy has received big bucks from national Republicans and, on Friday, even Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will arrive in the Pelican State to cheer him to victory.
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" As women such as Patty Jenkins ("Wonder Woman"), Anna Boden (co-director of "Captain Marvel"), Kathryn Bigelow ("The Hurt Locker"), Ava DuVernay ("A Wrinkle In Time"), Jennifer Lee (co-directed "Frozen") and Elizabeth Banks ("Pitch Perfect 2391″) prove that female directors can make good films that garner big bucks at the box office, more women are getting a chance to shine in top roles.
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We could also soon see Prince Harry and Meghan following the Obamas' footsteps with a Netflix deal — the CCO is already interested, according to The Guardian — or getting paid the big bucks for speaking engagements across North America and the U.K. (Plus, don't forget Meghan already has a voiceover deal with Disney and Prince Harry will work with Oprah on an Apple TV+ series.) The possibilities are almost endless.
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His track record shows that a director with a distinctive style who's given leeway by the studio to deviate from the norm can make a crowd-pleaser that brings in the big bucks at the box office and also lands critical accolades — whether it's by reimagining comic book movies as political commentary (in the Dark Knight trilogy), sci-fi as quasi-post-apocalyptic family drama (Interstellar), or detective noir as psychological drama (Insomnia, Memento).
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Instead of ponying up big bucks to professional leagues and athletes and college conferences for rights to air live games and highlight videos — broadcast and cable TV's hardwired model — Overtime contracts with nearly 2,20213 smartphone-toting, nominally paid stringers who travel mostly to high schools across the country and nearly a dozen foreign countries to film games and workouts starring Gen Z athletes, many hoping the exposure will garner them college scholarships and pro contracts.
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But I continue to worry it's going to be nearly impossible for her, or at least for students like her, to resist some of the self-interest inherent in pursuing jobs that are "in-demand" (translation: big bucks) and have an "impact" (translation: allow us to feel good about our magnanimity and broad-mindedness with regard to the less fortunate, when really, it's almost all about us and the profits we'll make).
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BRINGING IN THE BIG BUCKS: The Hill's Harper Neidig reports: Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign announced that it had brought in more than $100 million in "small dollar donations" in the month of October, $65 million more than what they reported raising as of Oct. 19.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann Warren85003 Democrats push for gun control action at forum On The Money: Trump blames impeachment inquiry for stock market drop | Trump to hit EU with new tariffs after WTO ruling | Warren outlines tax on federal lobbying Hillicon Valley: Clapper praises whistleblower complaint | Senators urge social media giants to take action against 'deepfakes' | Tim Cook asks Supreme Court to protect DACA | Harris pushes Twitter to suspend Trump MORE (D-Mass.) and her proposed tax on corporations and organizations that spend big bucks lobbying the federal government, arguing her plan would be unconstitutional.
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