"We're not going to beat big money with more big money," she said at the time.
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"My definition of big money and everybody else's definition of big money is completely different," Punk explained.
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On one side, establishment Democrats who purport to be taking on Trump, but are funded by big money and tied up in big money strings.
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They would join the Big Sky conference, and drop from the big-money Football Bowl Subdivision to the not-so-big-money Football Championship Subdivision.
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" She also spoke about the value of grass-roots organizing and refusing corporate money, saying: "We're not going to beat big money with more big money.
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Squads like LSU, Alabama, Ohio State and Clemson are all playing in big money games, and that comes with big money sponsors who give out some huge swag.
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Maine also rejected this attempted big money coup of our government, but several state Legislators were duped and have already given away their states electors to big money domination.
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Countering the power of big money There is no need to wait for reversal of the Supreme Court decisions that have forbidden effective regulation of big money in politics.
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The open secret of Ms. Warren's campaign is that her big-money fund-raising through 2018 helped lay the foundation for her anti-big-money run for the presidency.
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"At the same time she's denouncing big money corrupting politics, she's taking big money corrupting her politics," added Nader, who sought the White House five times under three different political party affiliations.
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But the Warren campaign's Wednesday statement leaves open the possibility that one of the Democratic Party's biggest crusaders against big money will have an ongoing big-money group spending on her behalf.
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Not only did Citizens United prevent the federal government from limiting big money in politics, but the Supreme Court also left no room for the individual States to limit big money in politics.
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Big money eats away at the heart of our democracy.
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Click here to learn which albums are worth big money.
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Loeb is not alone in losing big money last year.
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Big money was being spent, and the stakes were high.
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"I can't stand the big money in politics," said Sen.
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"No big money from speeches, no major investments," Sanders said.
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At $5 per lamp, that's big money for any vendor.
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Depending on their following, pet influencers can make big money.
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Big money continues to flow in India's growing education market.
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We're not making big money, but people don't believe it.
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The problem is, of course, that big money also talks.
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There's big money in programming for the young Latino audience.
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These kinds of questions translate to big money for Apple.
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Get smart: Medicare Advantage is where the big money is.
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Who knew there could be big money in popping bubbles?
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Outside, a protester walked with a sign denouncing big money.
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That has always been Overeem's big money strike after all.
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But big money and the survival instinct are powerful forces.
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That can mean big money for the families of kidfluencers.
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With hundreds of flights from each airport that's big money.
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Startup founders make big money only if their efforts succeed.
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" He's a man who "made big money in Big Pharma.
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It marked a huge turn for the big money centers.
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I know that big money can be made owning stocks.
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Today, there's big money beginning to pour into the industry.
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There is clearly big money and big money potential in a market that focuses on getting people to move at work: standing and treadmill desks, inflatable ball chairs, ergonomic keyboards, bicycle desks, desk elliptical.
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But while vigilance can mitigate the extent to which the wealthy get to define the policy agenda, in the end big money will find a way — unless there's less big money to begin with.
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The same thing comes to her promise not take big money during her campaign for president after rolling over nearly 10 million dollars in big money from her senate campaign funds to her presidential race.
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It's amusing to see the Big Money Boys fleeing in terror
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Until then, they'll be spending big money on developing larger greenhouses.
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Loeffler's big money talks: but it was silent for Donald Trump.
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So Google runs two big ass platforms that make big money.
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Or will you continue to stand with the big-money interests?
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The big money was made before you got the all clear.
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The big picture: But bears didn't make the really big money.
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But other looming bills also mean big money for the industry.
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This is a big money — not to mention marital — no-no.
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I made big money, but then I got sick of it.
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Republicans, on the other hand, went whole-hog with big money.
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If precedent is any guide, there could be big money involved.
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She spent big money but, in the end, had no game!
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Finally, there's the influence of big-money donors on American politics.
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The questioner asked how she'd resist the temptation of big money.
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They don't trust her ties to Wall Street and big money.
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Besides big names, Balderson also has the backing of big money .
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If big money goes into that stuff, run for the hills.
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This could leave the big money offside under a few scenarios.
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A growing number of homeowners are in the money — big money.
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Loyola, of course, is not one of those big-money schools.
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Or say: big money, lawsuits, lice panics and monstrous little pyromaniacs.
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The number of truly big-money donors is much, much smaller.
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But she appears to be far from a big-money donor.
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Since then, Buttigieg, 2125, has made inroads with big-money donors.
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Because our photog thinks there's "big money" in a Punk vs.
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We're taking on the big money interests that control the economy.
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"We didn&apost ever make big money," Corkey told Business Insider.
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"This is where the big money LA is," Aaron tells me.
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However, as big money piled into defensive names, valuations began surging.
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Will a lucky entrepreneur walk away with a big money investment?
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Big money has flowed into Tuesday's fight for centrist Democratic Rep.
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And sometimes, that art can even be a big money maker.
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MORE calls "legalized bribery" and get big money out of politics.
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There is big money in ICOs, and they are largely unregulated.
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Airlines are already offering big money to keep pilots on board.
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Sure, big money mattered, but what could anyone do about it?
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How did it come to attract big money from Beverly Hills?
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It's a high-risk game, with big money on the line.
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Gail: Warren has been righteously pursuing the cause of campaign finance reform — relying on small donors and trying to cut down on the influence of big-money donors with big-money interest in the federal government.
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"The bottom line is this: It's a big money indicator, and last year this big money indicator didn't confirm the rally until it broke out in December of 2017," Suttmeier told CNBC's "Futures Now" last week.
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Further, Wall Street experts noted, as interest rates rise, many big money movers are making big money moves and taking money out of the stock market to invest in more secure bonds with guaranteed rates of return.
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As late as May, he's telling reporters he doesn't need big money.
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He'll need to go from "self-funding" to courting big money donors.
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The flow of big money has been powerful and, to some, disturbing.
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Lockheed's big money came from the F-35 and the Trident missile.
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Airlines can make big money while shoving customer experiences into the gutter.
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Skin care has become a big money maker for the beauty industry.
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Holiday travel is always a big money-suck, and you're not wrong.
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The big money question is what could spark the next buying opportunity.
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When big-money interests resurrected the bankruptcy bill, Hillary voted in favor.
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And with April's newfound celebrity status, that spot is worth big money.
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But you have to have big money to take advantage of it.
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What was it like filming the music video for "The Big Money"?
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IF Spina wins, it'll mean big money ... for his prison commissary account.
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Bits Get ready for the puns about teenagers, technology and big money.
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But when big money comes around and pressure comes around, people shrink.
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Just as big money can win elections, so can a big vision.
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Big money is killing democracy's laboratories, constitutional federalism and the 22019th Amendment.
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There's big money at stake, and these powerful forces won't be deterred.
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The big money hasn't flooded into the Democratic presidential contest just yet.
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Arsenal CEO Ivan Gazidis says the club won't make big-money purchases.
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That means the big money is backing the Bulls as home underdogs.
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Sometimes the big money wins out, and sometimes the better policy prevails.
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"People in Fiji know tourism is the big money earner," he said.
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You make the big money buying things no one else will buy.
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Ted Cruz in 2018, and being very good at raising big money.
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Additionally, it means that candidates are less reliant on big-money donors.
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Biden has seen a surge of new support from big-money donors.
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Consider the San Francisco area, where tiny houses can cost big money.
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"This now means big money is banned from B.C. politics," he said.
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Elizabeth Warren's campaign, her vow to get big money out of politics.
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After all, Warren has presented herself as an anti-big-money candidate.
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Kirsten Gillibrand's outreach to big-money donors, according to The Washington Post.
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Allen's knowledge of Buttigieg's donor world is helping VoteVets raise big money.
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This deluge of big money drowns out the voices of ordinary people.
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Tennis legend Venus Williams started earning big money from a young age.
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There's also a tactical advantage to this big talk about big money.
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It's the big money outside of those limits that's the real issue.
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The big three for me are gerrymandering, closed primaries, and big money.
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Shrimp may be a big money-maker, but success can be fragile.
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Both groups are pawns in the big-money game run by franchise owners.
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Who is your next scoop, then, for people wanting to make big money?
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Jen Sincero wasn't always making big money as a success coach and author.
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Sanders has leaned into the argument that Buttigieg is compromised by big money.
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There is no shortage of headlines about CEOs getting paid seriously big money.
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For me — I was never a big money guy — it's all about time.
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Yet the conventional wisdom that big money would invariably dominate has been wrong.
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Verizon is paying big money to stream a single NFL game this season.
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This suggested to Kamich that big money managers were suddenly buying the stock.
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And, like Uber in the early days, it's beginning to raise big money.
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But at the end of the day, I want those big money fights.
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So whenever the big money fights start rolling in, that should be fun.
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But where cringing celebrity optimization meets big money, can there be serious art?
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He'd been snapped up by Manchester City for big money, but they, too.
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Big money is turning bearish because the reward does not justify the risk.
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Hospitality industries, Silicon Valley and Hollywood will be our big money spinners. Maybe.
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Streaming services are now paying out big money to the music industry's gatekeepers.
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It's time to get Big Money out of politics and fix our elections.
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First, we will rein in the influence of big money in our politics.
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Still, many big money investors who have looked at Platinum have walked away.
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"It was big money to get pictures of women falling apart," Knightley said.
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It has gotten poisoned by partisanship and by big money, in both parties.
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We must free candidates from depending on 'big money' to run competitive campaigns.
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Cash Money's still facing big money lawsuits from Lil Wayne and Jas Prince.
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The show has always been about how big money in capitalist America corrupts.
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Sanders has rejected holding big-money fundraising events like some of his rivals.
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As a candidate, Warren is vocal about keeping big money out of politics.
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There's big money to be made from being a famous artist's lookalike, Cancer.
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Rosario was with a group protesting the corruption of big money in politics.
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"It's about the creative life style being packaged with big money," Houseago said.
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"Whoever was faking it got away with very, very big money," Schiffman said.
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Artists not in the big-money game have been left on the margins.
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Big money entered the debate over race and admissions at Stuyvesant High School.
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However, his opponents have formed at least two big money groups against him.
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No one suffered more than the flat-footed and big money darling Jeb.
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In parts of the country, big-money hotels have already started contracting developments.
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Warren has sworn off having her campaign take part in big money fundraisers.
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Big-money donors in recent days have raised the stakes for the Nov.
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Until 2016, "big money" was not a defining issue in Democratic primary campaigns.
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People making the big money today don't show it off the same way.
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But opposition to big money has become a galvanizing force in Democratic politics.
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Now, billion-dollar brands are eager to pay big money for iconic work.
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Biden has two big-money fundraising events scheduled for Thursday in New York.
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"You're playing with fire if you ride a wave of anger against the establishment and big-money politics and then practice big-money politics," said Daniel Weiner, senior counsel at the New York University School of Law's Brennan Center for Justice.
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Coaches and general managers want to keep their stars healthy, fans pay big money ahead of time to come to the arena and watch star players, and TV networks paying the league big money want star matchups to boost ratings.
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"The bottom line is this: it's a big money indicator, and last year this big money indicator didn't confirm the rally until it broke out in December of 2017," Suttmeier explained to CNBC's "Futures Now" in an interview last week.
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The corrupting influence of big money in Washington reaches much further than political campaigns.
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The biggest news from the filing is that Tesla wants big money from Tripp.
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Credit cards also have better fraud protection than debit cards—another big money saver.
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One of Wall Street's big money-makers has been disappointing for major banks lately.
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That's just the kind of thing awards consultants are paid big money to accomplish.
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Is hard to know who will fold first, but either way, big money wins.
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Both Sanders and Warren swore off big-money events early in their presidential bids.
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Much of the Obama fundraising network — like the entire big-money world — has splintered.
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Why it matters: The desire for policy change is finally backed by big money.
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One course is to reduce the influence of big money and fully eliminate conflicts.
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"The reality is that our government has been corrupted by big money," Cohen said.
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The Trump effect may be most responsible for keeping big money on the sidelines.
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After all, that is where the big money contracts and regulations are directly controlled.
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Then I can easily make big money selling them at a high price again.
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It's hard to imagine that it sees it as a big money-making opportunity.
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There are big changes in the upper echelons of the big-money auction world.
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Brown is not a regular at big-money fundraisers held in cushy hotel ballrooms.
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It's all about exposure — to more backers, and to the big money paying attention.
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Dennis Cheng is a key figure in the big money orbit of Hillary Clinton.
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IN ONE LUDICROUSLY well-paid profession, January is a month for big-money moves.
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Despite not catching the big money fish, Schwalbach said he still had a blast.
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However, in recent days a host of big money investors have been vocally bearish.
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Moving forward, Cramer thinks the "big money" in Fitbit is with digital health plans.
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Sanders' campaign has also raised big money at notable moments in the fourth quarter.
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Jenna Goudreau: What are some of the other big money mistakes that you've made?
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The Norwegian company splashed big money into Myanmar when it first launched in 2014.
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Now that there's big money involved, the powers that be won't take the chance.
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National networks of big-money donors funneled mountains of cash into targeted state races.
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We believe we must get big money out of politics and root out corruption.
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Perriello lost in 2010 after being targeted by big money donors, particularly the Kochs.
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On the inside, though, its rebellious heart is being gnawed away by big money.
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College sports are big money, and losing them can cost a state, big-time.
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Or pretty much any reform that would make big-money Democratic campaign contributors unhappy.
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The deal is the latest big-money merger in the business of carrying bits.
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It's a lot of money (to sacrifice), but $140 million is big money, too.
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It sees the big money instead in its mapping data (and that ain't free).
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"They share the same sense of getting big money out of politics," Rodney explained.
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Georgina's response was to wade into a seedy, big-money underworld looking for answers.
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Part of that is the corrosive effect of big money on the party establishment.
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Ms. Nixon also repeatedly painted Mr. Cuomo as the tool of big-money donors.
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Big money is pouring into some of the most visible companies in the space.
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Booze is my runner-up, and I admittedly spend big money to drink well.
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More broadly, the public relations machine defending the judge has big money behind it.
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And the base, both the grass roots and the big money, believed the lies.
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Other efforts have been fueled more by Silicon Valley ingenuity than by big money.
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Let's book the flight and hotel together and save some big money, shall we?
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" And, he added, "You look at the crystal and you see big money inside.
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And Buttigieg missed his moment when he was criticized for accepting big money donors.
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But the broader problem may be the role of big money in Australian politics.
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In Ahmedabad there is a culture of business; they want to earn big money.
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In the 3rd quarter, she raised $24.6 million after swearing off big money fundraisers.
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It's becoming clear that nontransparent exchange-traded funds could mean big money for ETFs.
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He has forced her to be tougher on big money than her natural inclination.
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Everyone knows that lobbyists and big-money donors have too much influence in Washington.
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In African fintech, the fourth quarter of 2170 brought big money to new entrants.
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But the big money came in success: a slice of profits from rerun sales.
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Strategists inside multiple potential 2020 operations described active discussions on the big money conundrum.
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Big money was mostly old money, and old money still subscribed to certain virtues.
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In the post-Citizens United era, can it defang the power of big money?
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There's big money involved on the track -- with roughly $10 MILLION in prize money.
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The bottom line: Airlines made big money while shoving customer experiences into the gutter.
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Yet, many of the successful YouTubers and spirit guides charging big money are men.
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Meanwhile, the failure of big-money candidates like Jeb Bush and the ability of Bernie Sanders to raise tens of millions of dollars from small donors underscored questions about whether big money packs the same punch this election cycle as it once did.
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I've made it this way because you can't have honest elections and big money together.
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The multiplying power of size makes it easy to save big money on little changes.
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"They're big money makers for the retailers," said Ted Rossman, an industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
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We&aposll tell you what he is saying about the big money rolling in, next.
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Every year at this time, big money flows from New York City to the Hamptons.
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It's a point I made when Uber took big money from Saudi's government in 2016.
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Cheaters who will do anything to win their brackets and win that big money prize.
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The bill comes in at over $2 million annually—big money in a small city.
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Big money doesn't necessarily buy happiness Everybody but Trump and Sanders had a super PAC.
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He is not the only big-money signing to have limited experience in Test cricket.
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Live auctions, big money, and beautiful udders: VICE News explores the strange world of supercows.
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The private sector is helping them do their work, and making big money from it.
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Look, he even got a traded first overall pick and a big-money offer sheet.
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But they're also sending Tim Kaine out to do a big-money fundraiser per day.
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Tap or click here for one way to save big money on your cable bill.
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The two big money manager classes don't agree on everything, according to the Goldman report.
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He has two sons who are out there conducting his business… they make big money.
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To a significant degree, her campaign is funded by Wall Street and big money interests.
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There's never bad news on Wheel, just lots of big smiles and, possibly, big money.
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Big money managers see value in Asian stocks, where they say fundamentals remain reasonably strong.
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Quaker Oats cancelled an endorsement deal worth $4,000, which was big money in those days.
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No matter the payout for gamers, this is definitely a big money day for Mobcrush.
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We think hard before we make big money decisions — and that's not a bad thing.
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I was offered big money to fight again, but I thought, No, it don't matter.
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Outside of mobile games, entertainment and streaming apps are also pulling in the big money.
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Health and its associated data is the next big, money-making frontier for tech companies.
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Or do you stand with the big money, corporate interests and their army of lobbyists?
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The Clinton super-PAC said Friday it's prepared for a big money shootout against Trump.
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Fans tend to get mad at players who leave their team for big money elsewhere.
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Big money will flow in as investors feel more confident with a more moderate administration.
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The Patriots have been wary of committing big money to Brady because of his age.
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In the recently published Barron's autumn 'Big Money Poll', 64% see Warren emerging as such.
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Either big-money lobbying puts powerful interests ahead of the public interest, or it doesn't.
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Most Americans perceive Big Money to be rigging the political system, and they are right.
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It didn't keep big money out of politics & didn't result in a more civil election.
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There's big, big money donors behind this and lobbying groups that organized it and politicians.
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And we took a bold stand against the big-money wing of the Democratic Party.
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However, big-money donors from the National Rifle Association have clouded conservative judgment for decades.
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Big money, little accountability, and the marketing power of the world's wealthiest man to boot?
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But the idea was simple: Use 225MDB as a vehicle to draw in big money.
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And it rocketed into the universe of big-money auctions, selling for $404,000 in London.
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Can this team, in a new era of big money college football, possibly compete nationally?
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Celebrity endorsements are helping start-ups raise big money in so-called initial coin offerings.
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"If you put big money first and us second, your time is done," says another.
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His promise to end big-money corruption in Washington was taken seriously by his base.
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"This chart shows you that the big-money speculators are pretty darned negative," Cramer said.
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Mr. Trump cannot fathom such people, because they're not interested in big money or fame.
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Now, big money is so plentiful that it drowns out the voices of candidates, too.
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No, there's something happening here that goes beyond big money trying to get even bigger.
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Gabbard has struggled to raise the big money needed to run a competitive presidential campaign.
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Modafferi said she hoped her family and friends made big money from her upset victory.
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In the US political process, at least until today, big money wins over public opinion.
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Warren has sworn off taking part in big money fundraisers for the 2020 presidential primary.
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January 1 is both a beacon and a motivator to tackle those big money goals.
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But Jett agreed that more big-money donors appear to be getting slots than usual.
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When you hear the name Mark Cuban, you automatically think of big money and success.
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PhRMA also gave big money to national political groups financing congressional, presidential and state candidates.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox But in the film business, big money does not correlate with quality.
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The big money comes from recruiting additional sellers and earning a percentage on their sales too.
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"It's really a big money grab — I don't think the smell is that bad," he said.
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If 2018 is the year you want to start making big money, these skills are invaluable.
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Both the Clinton crime initiatives and the Bush crackdown on illegal guns cost money, big money.
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Big money donors now purchase access to power both through political campaigns and policy information shops.
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Many of their political beliefs align with Sanders' platform to take big money out of politics.
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American Pharoah is living the good life in retirement and earning big money in doing so.
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"There could be a little bit of tension in the room full of big-money guys."
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When big money buys something, their purchases are so large it can push up the price.
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"At the moment, all eyes are on the companies, who just spent big money," Palmer said.
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Having the services share most of the technology was meant to be a big money saver.
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Both the Clinton crime initiatives and the Bush crackdown on illegal guns cost money, big money.
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Both candidates are running grassroots campaigns, and have sworn off big-money fundraisers and corporate PACs.
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Essentially, it allows big money managers to count earnings as capital gains instead of ordinary income.
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In the docs, Kim justifies the $5 mil by explaining her capacity to make big money.
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Kaine embodies the true complications of a big-money world for the politicians marinated in it.
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CBC tries to play an inside game and falls under the spell of big money, the
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Some Ellison supporters chanted "Not big money, party for the people" after the result was announced.
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But perhaps an inevitable result when big data and big money collide in the big leagues.
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If you think it takes big money to get your company's name out there, think again.
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These aren't all technical roles that have to pay big money to attract limited top talent.
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He is outwardly angry at the influence of big money in politics, advocating for aggressive change.
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Even before the big money arrived, those closest to Josh Harris felt a change in him.
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There is big money to be made in the destruction industry and few restraints in place.
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They are the masters of focusing their mental energy where it belongs: on the big money.
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Was the brother of John Podesta paid big money to get the sanctions on Russia lifted?
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A candidate, like Trump, can probably get away with being protectionist, isolationist and anti-big money.
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And finally, seek out weekly deals and sales at your local store — bingo, big money savers.
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Remember, the Rockies tried spending big money on pitchers (Hampton and Neagle), and they were burned.
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It says a great deal about Neil Gorsuch that this advocate of Big Money supports him.
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True to his pledge, Mr. Sanders shunned big money, often beating the monthly totals of Mrs.
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And these companies are paying big money for AI startups (recent examples include Turi and Nervana).
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Since my husband and I go through eggs quickly, Costco eggs are a big money-saver.
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Coghlan had a clear recommendation for 20-somethings trying to pick a big-money career path.
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It has become increasingly clear that we're overusing antibiotics, and now it's costing us big money.
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Until we break the corrupt stranglehold big money has on our system, our democracy is threatened.
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Making money on the commercial side requires exhaustive due diligence about big-money litigation and arbitration.
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The digital revolution in Indonesia, Southeast Asia's largest economy, continues to attract big money from investors.
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A lot of those movies, or other things in other media, aren't really big money makers.
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And there is some serious deflection going on even within the world of big-money DAFs.
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It's clear there is big, big money pushing special interests to sell this to our communities.
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Can he free himself from the Wall Street, big money establishment base that hobbled Hillary Clinton?
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At the time, the group was something of an afterthought in the Republican big-money landscape.
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In track and field, there is no big money as there is in football or basketball.
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Cardomom is a big money maker here, but black pepper remains the coin of the realm.
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It has long been expected to attract presidential attention, big money and plenty of star power.
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The debt he took on to come to Arizona was "big money," Mr. Soberano told me.
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"For several years, my big money goal was to pay off student loan debt," Wilson said.
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It will bring together global politics, big money, high technology and the intricacies of Canadian law.
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Clinton's super-PAC has an additional $94 million in donations and commitments from big-money donors.
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But the Tigers are not alone in paying big money to players who aren't worth it.
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And while they may not be chasing big money, they have found a new fan base.
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His pitch appeared to sway several of the big-money donors, as well, these people said.
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They&aposre also prone to making some big money mistakes that prevent them from building wealth.
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Big money is already there — but it's been driven underground, away from regulations and consumer protections.
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Both have sizable oil and gas reserves that spin big money relative to their small populations.
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They have attached themselves to Trump to push a big money corporatist, homosexualist, Zionist, globalist agenda.
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Ethical hackers make big money by infiltrating networks and systems to expose and fix security flaws.
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He also points out there's big money and firepower on the sidelines in the cryptocurrency space.
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And government corruption, lack of legislative effectiveness and big money are critical aspects of the problem.
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"My main concern is the corruption in government and the big money in politics," he said.
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Brock Osweiler, acquired in a trade after a terrible year making big money for the Texans.
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The whole thing is a cloudy rocks glass of family disfunction, small money and big money.
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But the rising revenue doesn't necessarily mean the resort is a big money maker for Trump.
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There is really not all that much left to prevent big money from influencing American politics.
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Two other big-money groups will not be required to disclose their fundraising position until next month.
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In the final election push, Trump pledged to "drain the swamp" in Washington of big-money influence.
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One of his goals, Sussman says: helping elect candidates who will get big money out of politics.
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When it comes to the big money, though, you're always going to end up working with scum.
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Perhaps his biggest one was when he was in his 20s and first started making big money.
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She's one of the first pets to make big money for its owner as a successful influencer.
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Many are the same big-name consultancies that are always around when big money is at play.
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Before the federal income tax was established in 1913, tariffs were a big money raiser for Washington.
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The most important contribution comes back to his central issue: the role of big money in politics.
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The new policy is part of Warren's broader policy plan to get big money out of politics.
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Smartphones are now ubiquitous in the developed world, and big-money ideas are harder to come by.
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It looks like big money still matters a lot, as Trump may find out the hard way.
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As it turns out, big money still matters even in the oddest presidential election of our lifetimes.
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Unlike much of the Democratic primary field, Buttigieg has not fully distanced himself from big money donors.
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Second, it provides the tools necessary for big money to start investing in the future of bitcoin.
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This was the biggest bullish bet by big money since before the oil collapse in mid-2014.
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Smith Goes to Washington," noting that "big money" has "always been at the core of our democracy.
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AK: You know if I on [FaceTime] with a white man in a suit this big money.
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But at heart, he's a Florida Man with a Trumpian Florida life: big mansions and big money.
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Letters like these are lobbyist-generated favors; they're part of the currency of big-money donor networks.
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Both drugmakers recently lost exclusive rights to manufacture drugs that were big money makers for the companies.
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And obviously, it's not a big-money gig, I don't own a cool car or a house.
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The man had offered a kind of candidacy-by-numbers: raise big money, scoop endorsements, emphasize experience.
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Perhaps most interesting, he is railing against big corporations and their big money deposited in super PACs.
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Because our law rewards successful violence with big money, the most violent men rise to the top.
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So a big money advantage doesn't mean much if you can't get your people to the polls.
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The implication is that the dispute must be settled before it will spend big money on exploration.
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Among those Trump is making big money off are his own campaign and the Republican National Committee.
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That notion was rendered quaint years ago as the big-money December holidays crept into Thanksgiving's turf.
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If you want to make big money, you can't be content with only one source of revenue.
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Once the big money started rolling in, Messing did splurge on something other than a $3.99 dinner.
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It was a big-money win, a jackpot that scooped him $275 million, but Mayweather looked poor.
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It didn't keep big money out of politics & didn't result in a more civil election #mepolitics pic.twitter.
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"We started making the big money," Chen said, citing his trademark "gonorrhea cure" as his best seller.
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But voters should be demanding it, if Big Money in politics is ever to be reined in.
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So why would our group want to spend the big money to build an orthopaedic specialty hospital?
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It was a mortifying development that has rattled some of the party's big-money men and women.
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In February, she said she would forego big money fund-raisers and private meetings with large donors.
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"This country has enormous potential if we have the guts to take on big money," he said.
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It's big money now: Fortnite reportedly generated nearly $300 million worth of in-game sales in April.
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Once big money lines up behind one candidate, the pressure builds on others to match that spending.
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And when we got to the golf club, who happened to be playing Ray for big money?
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To be sure, big money on the Democratic side does exist — it's just not being spent effectively.
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The first cannabis startup to raise big money in Silicon Valley is in danger of burning out.
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The environmental movement, bipartisan at its start in 225, was similarly derailed by big money in politics.
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You're broke because you chase big-money long shots while turning down less exciting but real opportunities.
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The most popular streamer on Twitch says there is big money to be made playing video games.
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So get the revolving door done and over with and get the big money out of politics.
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" — Tech giants are spending big money on lobbying: "Ten years ago, Google executives rarely spoke to Congress.
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" Democratic voters, he said, "want candidates to show leadership on getting big money out of their campaigns.
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They had scrapped about transparency and big money for a week between the fifth and sixth debates.
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We're not just talking about the big-money corporate lobbyists that lawmakers love to profess to hate.
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Even the big money managers are struggling to navigate the choppy waters of the hedge fund industry.
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Think of campaign cash as the chips you need to get into a big-money poker match.
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"We have a great big money party and foreigners are going to want to participate," Painter continued.
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Mr. Sanders inveighed against the influence of big money and raised more than $22016 million in 22016.
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In Louisiana, sometimes dubbed the "world's prison capital," filling jailhouse beds means big money for sheriff's offices.
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This gives them an incentive to keep the big-money guys happy, never mind what voters think.
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Biden's big money haul reflects his sway with some of the country's most influential donors and fundraisers.
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And I think that is confusing because of the influence, particularly, of big money in our politics.
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The problem is that the people are not being heard because of big money and voting restrictions.
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Google, Amazon and Microsoft are spending big money to buy data centers for their exploding cloud businesses.
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Meanwhile, under cover of populist rhetoric the Trump administration has: On issue after issue after issue on down the line, the Trump agenda is the big-money agenda because the big money filters into Trump's pockets and Trump has no moral or ideological compass beyond his narrow self-interest.
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Nostalgia and longing turn to creepy kink, and soon a client offers big money for a special request.
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This kind of innovation could save companies big money but it also may remove an impediment to innovation.
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"Big money managers cannot get behind of their benchmarks," Tim Anderson, managing director at TJM Investments, told CNBC.
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"Big money coming in my pockets, first-year show, didn't get canceled," Malek recounted on The Tonight Show.
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But Cam Newton was willing to pay big money to make sure he was comfortable during his flight.
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On the other hand, no one ever openly criticizes the big money managers who tell investors to sell.
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With even a few pieces of personal information, a crook can rake in big money at your expense.
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When asked about the road to glory and big money, he breaks the silence for the first time.
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National groups have also poured big money into the 22nd District in upstate New York, where GOP Rep.
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They spent $15 million in Iowa, and we spent $800,000, so it's hard to call us 'big money.
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We entered this political season with the assumption that big money would dominate every step of the process.
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She taught me Christmas, is nothing to do with showing people you love them with big money spends.
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As the big money was leaving IndyCar for NASCAR, she brought GoDaddy to the American stock car series.
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But if you don't like big money in politics, then you should oppose big government in our lives.
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And the best way to keep that big money ball rolling is to create a full expanded universe.
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"Andrew Yang should disavow this super PAC and let Democratic voters choose our nominee, not Big Money donors."
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Just as banks spent big money on marble columns, anything in TV commercials exuded an aura of quality.
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What we need to do is to stand up to the big money interests, and the campaign contributors.
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"We can't give you big money, but we can give you an awesome life," the Facebook post reads.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) who shunned "big money fundraisers" and is pushing for a grassroots donations movement. Sen.
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The likely abolition of the state and local deduction is the only big money-raiser in the plan.
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The numbers are big money for Disney's live action experiment, but the drop-offs tell the whole story.
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That includes big-money owners, a structured schedule, and things like minimum salaries and other benefits for players.
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Rubin attended Mindich's fundraiser for Biden last month, where he joined a plethora of other big money donors.
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There's big money to be made by betting against health-care stocks, according to one chart-minded trader.
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Some traders saw it coming and are ready to reap big money as the sell-off gains steam.
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Odds are, Bitcoin will have little to do with what big money men intend to do with blockchain.
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"I think our democracy has been hacked by big money long before Putin hacked our democracy," Gore said.
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The way in which the government is beholden to big money interests is part of a broader trend.
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Mutual funds, the big money fueling the tech boom last year, have largely backed off tech startup investments.
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The groups claim Thapar's record shows he will exacerbate the growing role of big money in American politics.
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Meaning, if big money wants to bet on gold, there is still plenty of room on the sidelines.
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Meaning, if big money wants to bet on gold, there is still plenty of room on the sidelines.
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The megadonors supported Ted Cruz in the Republican primary before putting big money behind Trump's general election effort.
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Neither party has been immune from the toxic pull of big money because this is now the system.
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But beneath the big money headlines is an underbelly of exploitation of youngsters from developing nations, experts say.
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Now, I do think Democrats should do everything they can to not be pushed around by big money.
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Well, that's exactly how much time you have left to score early-bird tickets and save big money.
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Experts are telling me there's more violence around marijuana than one would think and there's big money involved.
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Meanwhile, he focused on her Wall Street speeches, vote for the Iraq War and big-money campaign donations.
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The big money brawl will be over some of the entitlement programs like Medicaid, food stamps, and disability.
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The Los Angeles Times: Michael Cohen turned his access to Trump into big money — and now big trouble.
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What is more, the lure of earning big money overseas changes the incentives for people in poor countries.
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Now, some of the tech companies that contributed to the crisis are pledging big money to solve it.
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"The environment, opposing big money politics and 'Medicare for All' are all key for those voters," Cohen said.
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Reality is that Democrats have recently gotten better than Republicans at the out-of-state, big-money game.
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In a time of stark political divisions, Americans are united on getting big money out of our politics.
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The big money awarded to the 32 qualifying teams of the World Cup gets even bigger this year.
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If I do this, I'm going to have the big money interests putting 30-second ads against me.
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Without Sanders we would be having absolutely no conversation about the role of big money in presidential politics.
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Before you landed a real big-money owner, however, you had to find someone as hungry as yourself.
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He addressed the story TMZ broke about producers making big money offers for them to televise their wedding.
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Three years ago, the party line within baseball was that the big-money reliever was an endangered species.
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Most Valentine's prix fixe menus are designed assuming people are out to spend big money—lobsters, caviar, truffles.
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Wade, and make Judge Kavanaugh and the G.O.P. defend the spending by big-money interests to influence elections.
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Her success with small donors showed that it is possible to run without the support of big money.
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There's big money behind the Shed, an ambitious new arts center opening next year near the High Line.
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"I find it strange that our competitors are spending big money on relatively new song catalogs," he said.
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Big-money battles also mean that some residents become innocent bystanders in a dispute they don't care about.
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At the moment it appears as if big money has won, although it may prove a hollow victory.
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Democrats were the party of workers, charged with protecting people from big money, big banks and big fraud.
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The big money in medicine is housed with the pharmacies, the distributors, the insurers, and the pharmaceutical companies.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) railing against the corruption engendered by big money contributions.
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And Chinese businessmen who have been making big money from North Korean crabs, shrimp and squid were furious.
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What he needed — to help him qualify for the next round of Democratic debates — was big money, fast.
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Several of the president's backers in the big-money donor world see Bolton's actions as helpful to Democrats.
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The United States is not alone in this big-money corruption but perhaps has become its world leader.
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"Every player, they want to be top 10 and play finals — and it's really big money," she said.
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As the 2018 election neared, Ms. Warren's big money was partly bankrolling an apparent 2020 apparatus in waiting.
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" The ad argues that Trump supports a path to citizenship because he makes "big money off illegal immigrants.
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Sparks flew between Senator Elizabeth Warren and Mayor Pete Buttigieg over the influence of big money in politics.
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The Conor fight alone is big money ... and a Floyd fight could earn him more around $100 MIL.
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But he's helped link Warren to that world of big money for years, as her political profile rose.
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To some, this looks more like a tax cut for big-money developers rather than an infrastructure plan.
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Emily: For starters: Ewan is clearly the big money behind the source for the cruise line story, right?
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But rejecting big money in politics increasingly has become a litmus test for progressives in the Democratic Party.
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I&aposve got big money goals, and I&aposm currently saving for a down payment on a house.
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John Obi Mikel followed Oscar's big-money move to Shanghai SIPG when he joined Tianjin TEDA on Friday.
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Goldman Sachs has a portfolio tracking this big money and it's off to a great start this year.
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"Probably some of the best advice came from Jay," because there were some big money issues, says Paul.
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Small art spaces are opening, along with big-money galleries, as if all cities read from one script.
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ADFG is the latest big-money foreign investor to try and increase its footprint in Silicon Valley startups.
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Only 6% of people think that inventing something doesn't entitle you to big money, while 79% backed them.
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What we need to do is to stand up to the big-money interests and the campaign contributors.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who have sought to build goodwill among grassroots donors while shunning big-money backers.
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"It is obscene that Secretary Clinton keeps going to big money people to fund her campaign," Sanders told CNN.
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There was an era in which many celebrities made headlines for paying big money for exotic or purebred pets.
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He plans to retire after his big-money bout, having vowed to quit mixed martial arts after turning 40.
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Workers made big money, and this brought prosperity to far-flung regions producing gold, coal, gas and other commodities.
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"Loeffler's big money talks: but it was silent for Donald Trump," Collins wrote in a tweet accompanying the video. .
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Pete Buttigieg, who has consistently outraised Biden, has more than a dozen big-money fundraisers scheduled before Super Tuesday.
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The income gap in this country is wide; the influence of big money on campaigns grows deeper every cycle.
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Clinton has come under constant assault for her ties to big money, through paid speeches and the Clinton Foundation.
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In his quest to let big money thrive in political campaigns, McConnell has been aided by a conservative Court.
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Big names mean big money for Twitch, because they take a cut of every ad viewed and subscription purchased.
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While Sanders has made big money for a public official, his 2020 Democratic rivals are no slouches either. Sen.
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Houston's big-money Jeb supporters are slowly admitting defeat, but they'd rather have a Bush nemesis than Ted Cruz.
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Bernie Sanders' campaign, funded by small personal donations, has given Clinton's more traditional big money strategy a genuine contest.
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In each episode, Bell and Zaidan scour the country looking for amazing ideas they're convinced can make big money.
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Their plans included ending closed primaries, banning nuclear weapons, getting big money out of politics -- and seeing Rosario Dawson.
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Harris is not the only candidate at the front of the Democratic pack who has reaped big money. Sen.
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John McCain was not the first conservative Republican to support restrictions on the influence of big money in politics.
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And Sanders successfully painted Hillary Clinton as the big money candidate, a reputation that plagued her through Election Day.
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But Cotton Incorporated itself deserves some further discussion regardless, given its place in a twisted network of big money.
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" However, he warned that big money contracts should not become an athlete's "main focus, because it's not about money.
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Here's the problem: commissions generate big money for old-school firms like Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs.
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In the big-money Republican primary for senator from Alabama, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is endorsing incumbent Sen.
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It's rumoured that Inter tried to lure former Italian internationalist and current Chelsea manager Antonio Conte with big money.
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" The story sent in advance to Podesta was published on May 1 with the headline "Hillary's big-money dilemma.
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If you can rescue the fairings instead of just throwing them away, that can be some big money savings.
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But whether or not live-streaming will be a big money-earner is less obvious than its rising appeal.
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And it includes members who survived unexpectedly close races where national Democratic groups did not spend big money. Reps.
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" Among its three pillars was a pledge to "break the stranglehold big money has over our campaign finance system.
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"Big-money SuperPACs, where billionaires make unlimited donations to flood the zone, represent corruption in our democracy," Green said.
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But Mixpanel realized what so many business software start-ups eventually discover: The big money is in the enterprise.
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Forced to rely on the big money of funders, officials will not move on legislation to close the loophole.
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Clinton said about the criticism of her use of a "super PAC" and her acceptance of big-money contributions.
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Some analysts question whether big money donors will hold the same sway as in the past (The Associated Press).
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"We're not a sport that generates a lot of attention without big megastars and big money," Bouchard-Hall said.
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But despite the high price tag, Koch says the beer really isn't a big money maker for the company.
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And people who came of age around the financial crisis may have a dim view of managing big money.
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We have to deal aggressively with a corrupt campaign finance system which allows big-money interests to buy elections.
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And he's got big money behind him and is going to make this neighborhood what it never has been.
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Meanwhile, nonprofit companies make big money without those tax burdens and then shovel those profits to their top executives.
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Alabamans didn't appreciate being told by Washington, D.C., big-money, Republican Party insiders how to vote, which tainted Sen.
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By raising more than $135 million from 1.5 million individual donors, Sanders has shown he can match big money.
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We, a current and former member of Congress, see firsthand the corrupting influence of big money on our politics.
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Much, if not most, of the big-money high-profile ICOs this year have been self-referential Crypto Inception.
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The big-money Democratic donors are just now starting to say, 'All right, we have to do this again.
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It doesn't have the purse of the big-money competitions like Street League, but it's got history and heart.
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Unlike other Democrats, Sanders has no plans to hold big-money fundraisers and has not courted big-name donors.
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Sacca hired staff steeped in politics and began seeking out organizations that weren't just big-money television advertising bombs.
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The win was worth big money for Kibet, who, like most of his running peers, had grown up poor.
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They also fear the wrath of Republicans' increasingly assertive big-money donors, who often reside outside a politician's district.
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Will pro players continue to use licensed cars with the threat of having them blocked from big-money tournaments?
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Warren has run her fundraising operation by turning to small-dollar donations while distancing herself from big-money donors.
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"Good candidates are being pushed out of races by big money and insiders," Biss said in a statement Thursday.
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Big money has taken over the political system, and hired people like Pruitt to run it on their behalf.
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She was the progressive warrior who endorsed Hillary Clinton and took big money cash for her campaign for years.
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While Mr. Buttigieg has found a following among small donors, his big-money operation is perhaps even more impressive.
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He's noted that after years of ups and downs, his election victory is bringing big money into his businesses.
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Rendon is the third prized free agent to strike a big-money deal at this week's baseball winter meetings.
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We need structural reforms, like getting big money out of politics, to make our democracy responsive to ordinary people.
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Super PACs can raise and spend unlimited money, but big money has become a litmus test in Democratic politics.
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Attendance surged, and hipsters in Berlin began to take note of the upheaval underway in sleepy, big-money Frankfurt.
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Both candidates, running to the left of Biden, have made getting big money out of politics a major theme.
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There is big money to be made in making us fat and selling us strategies to become thin again.
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Tier has taken the view, so far, that big money isn't the only way to build a big service.
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It's not because of cable news, or social media or even the corrupting influence of big money in politics.
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Big money though has already been regrouping for another tilt at equity markets just not Wall Street this time.
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But the bottom line is that, you know, Big Money politicians do not have a new form of entitlement.
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In principle, venture capital is where the ordinarily conservative, cynical domain of big money touches dreamy, long-shot enterprise.
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Most campaign resources go into ads, and this makes both the candidates and the media dependent on big money.
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Watch Pete tell a voter straight up that he's not going to stop with the shady big money politics.
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Age: 28Position: ForwardGriezmann's year has been tainted slightly by his big-money summer move to Barcelona from Atletico Madrid.
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I guess Sargento isn't going to invest big money in Oaxaca cheese to sell to people shopping at Kroger.
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Bitcoin and other "cryptocurrencies" are big money, virtually as big as Goldman Sachs and Royal Bank of Scotland combined.
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The real big money comes if GE's shares spike 173% -- to about $31 a share -- by September 30, 2022.
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So far, we have heard quite a bit from President Obama about the problem of big money in politics.
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If you're spending big money on a big-ass screen, you might as well get the biggest you can.
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It found that more of them were willing to shell out big money on art than their older peers.
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Both sides see big money to be made from the reams of highly personal information created by financial transactions.
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When the low-risk profitable trades unraveled as the bonds defaulted, however, these traders were paying out big money.
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"We the people demand a Democracy free from the corruptive influence of big money and voter suppression," they chanted.
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The Dems need big money to keep it going - otherwise it dies far sooner than anyone would have thought.
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The brutal fact of healthcare in America is that the reason we don't have the single-payer system found in most democratic nations is that in our government, politicians are limited by the power of the big money that infects our system and the influence peddling against reform that big money buys.
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Given Walmart's massive scale, it's easier for it to save big money by making little changes that have an impact.
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In 1979, when he first started making big money off Microsoft, Gates bought a luxury car: A Porsche 911 supercar.
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The suggestion seems to be that if Luminary spends big money marketing its own shows, the opportunity could be huge.
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Donald Trump, too, touted his independence from big money because he mostly used his own funds for his primary bid.
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"When we hit the general, yeah, there's gonna be big money on both sides," Warren told CNN earlier this year.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Harris have already reportedly taken part in or plan to take part in big-money fundraising receptions.
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While the driver was left devastated by his unnecessary loss, Ford celebrated its win for American racing...and Big Money.
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Snapchat started running un-skippable ads in its Shows, which could be a big money maker if extended to Stories.
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Much like the Yankees, other clubs are now more willing to put big money on the table for key players.
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Finally, the growing role of big money in American politics has not simply increased Republicans' desire to pass tax cuts.
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Taking on the big money interests on Wall Street, the insurance companies, the military industrial complex, the prison industrial complex.
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Dolly Parton's star-studded Smoky Mountains Rise benefit raised big money for victims of the Tennessee wildfires on Tuesday night.
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That's big money, and big frustration for pro players who were essentially eliminated by the whims of the server gods.
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Despite being surrounded by big money and excess, the Lions safety hasn't strayed from his 70/30 save-spend strategy.
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But behind the headlines is big money left on the table, often for the benefit of wealthy Wall Street clients.
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When big money tries to calculate the risk of investing against the reward, a negative return will simply not compute.
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But businesses are clamoring now for detail on post-Brexit arrangements and big money is at stake on both sides.
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Because to be truly cozy with big-money donors is to answer the call when they want something in return.
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It's overwhelmingly been big money: Just 17 percent of that came from small donors in contributions of $200 or less.
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This is more about big companies and law firms leveraging big money, with their funders gambling on a big jackpot.
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Sanders's attacks have all been connected to his larger critique of the Democratic Party and the role of big money.
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Because they are used to the big money from their big lobbying organizations that want to keep the globalist going.
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Tim Ryan of Ohio challenged Nancy Pelosi by attacking her for being too close to the party's big-money interests.
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The reason that the rich get richer, everybody else gets poorer, is big money controls what goes on in Congress.
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But, he's a teenage pitcher, and he wanted big money, so he fell to the middle of the first round.
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"The gang has made big money illegally taking advantage of its closeness with decision-makers," Salah said, according to APS.
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The Democratic strategy of selling out to big money and thinking it can message its way out just doesn't work.
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As 'Shark' fans know ... Robert loves to drop big money on exotic cars -- he has several classic Ferraris and Porsches.
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The problem of Big Money in our elections reached a crisis point after the Court's Citizens United decision in 2010.
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Masvidal had said he either wants a fight for the welterweight title or a big-money fight against Conor McGregor.
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The No. 1 ESG issue for big money managers right now is climate change, according to the US SIF report.
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He is pushing for the inclusion of progressive policies that protect vulnerable workers and keep big money out of politics.
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Mr. Sanders also has galvanized public outrage over Supreme Court decisions that unleashed a flood of big money into politics.
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"There are the people who are trying to get into the neighborhood, and the people with big money," she said.
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Finally, Republicans have been operating under the cynical misconception that we are better at the big-money game than Democrats.
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"When I started to make really big money, I treated myself to a piece of jewelry every Christmas," she says.
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As a candidate, President Obama also vowed to fight for big-money political reform, but he did not deliver. Mrs.
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Speaking to reporters on Monday, Warren suggested she was unlikely to seek the assistance of a big-money outside group.
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In some of the "big money" tests in the U.K, the U.S., and Poland, the amount went up to $100.
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So it's less likely that you'll score the big money, but if you do you'll get a whole lot more.
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He never got a big-money contract or played memorably enough to be a household name, even among ardent fans.
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And as we limit the influence of big money donors, it's also important to boost the voices of average Americans.
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And the president himself has shown that a black candidate has access to the key to modern campaigning, big money.
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There is no guarantee that all of this will be enough to counterbalance the power of big money in elections.
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The bottom line: The NRCC is dropping big money in places they think the majority is either won or lost.
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She poured all her paychecks into studio time and videos for herself and the rap group the Big Money Gang.
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But yeah, they love to gamble whether its NBA 2K, big money, it's just another example of showing their money.
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It must be a true joy to be top of your division during the Age of the Big Money Fight.
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Challenging Biden from the left, Warren and Sanders are not calling wealthy donors or participating in big-money fund-raisers.
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Has there been a great champion who was chummier with his rivals since the big-money era in tennis began?
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For years, YouTube has courted Hollywood, traditional media, and household names—and, as a result, corporate advertisers and big money.
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There's big money to be made in getting a junk patent filed and going after settlements from anyone who infringes.
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The stated purpose is to drive big money into investment deserts — areas where wealthy investors might otherwise hesitate to tread.
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Most often it's the guys who think the baseball cards collecting dust in their closets might be worth big money.
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It was the big-money deal among a number approved Tuesday by the trustees' compensation committee in a conference call.
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Arms-trafficking, illegal jade mining and unlawful logging are also big money-spinners for organized crime, the 2018 report added.
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The only other Democratic candidate to bypass big-money events is her fellow liberal in the race, Senator Bernie Sanders.
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"The O'Reilly Factor" is the highest-rated show on cable news and is a big money-maker for Fox News.
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"The big money interest can run all the negative ads they want, but it's not going to work," Sanders said.
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Ask him why Republican National Committee, the pillar of the Washington Republican establishment, pours big money into the Moore campaign.
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Six candidates have $200,000 or more in their campaign accounts, keeping a pace so far for a big-money primary.
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"We are a big money sucker," said Dr. Mortiere, the psychologist, who is providing an affidavit in her union's lawsuit.
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The midterm elections are still months away, but big-money donors are already flooding battleground House races with campaign contributions.
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A number of big money Democratic donors have vowed to sit out or support Trump if Warren receives the nomination.
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Yes, even with Burning Man's anti-commercialization push, it's impossible to deny that it has become a big-money event.
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A 2003 story in the Honolulu Advertiser titled "Tiny shells bring big money" encapsulates Hawaiians' wonder at their sudden cache.
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With Trump's help, the RNC continues to pull big money from small donors, raising $33 million in donations under $200.
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"That's big money," David Guest, a lawyer for the environmentalist group Earthjustice, who often opposed Bush's administration in court, said.
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But on economic and tax issues, big-money liberal donors have not really shoved their party to the far left.
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They're successfully rebuilding on the fly while Lowry, DeMar DeRozan, and Serge Ibaka begin to decline on big-money contracts.
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He's worth big money on paper, but he's also played only 35 of the last 48 possible regular season games.
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But the opportunities for corruption in the Trump presidency are different than the usual concerns about big money in politics.
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But given his background, a scandal involving an intersection of private business interests and big-money fundraising isn't exactly shocking.
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We can loosen the grip of Big Money on our politics and ensure every American has a fair shot at success.
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PACs have had enormous effect on US politics, largely because of the presence of big money, such as the gun lobby.
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"Elections are driven by people with big money, big businesses," says my Uber driver, who looks like he's in his 30s.
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The fundraiser will take place in Dallas, where the former president lives, and is expected to draw many big-money donors.
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A solace to opponents of the bill is that the coalition of big-money supporters is proving equally slow to form.
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Like the senator from Massachusetts, he's a capitalist who wants to tax the rich and get big money out of politics.
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Big money in the electoral process has been a hot-button issue in this campaign on both sides of the aisle.
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Cardinals Quick Comment: Matt Holliday's contract might be the rare long-term big money deal that never soured on the team.
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The Minnesota senator touted her plans to curb the influence of big money in politics and to codify Roe v. Wade.
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While California has the customers and the expertise, Canada has the backing of a major government and therefore the big money.
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The final stop, Playroom Nightclub, was where the big money was dropped — with the group shelling out $91,135, Page Six reports.
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A recent survey from UBS Global Wealth Management found that 58% of women leave big money decisions up to their spouses.
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It's not just traditional conservatives who are suspicious of the influence of big-money political donors like Soros, said commentator Malkin.
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From Sapna Maheshwari: The influencer economy is opaque — and rife with questionable tactics — but there's no doubt it attracts big money.
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According to a new study from …Read more ReadThe "Big Money" wallet lost in some countries, containing nearly $100 in cash.
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Read More Cramer: Biotechs to load up on for 2016 First, "there's a big money-flow change going on," he said.
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Sen. Jeff Flake Robert Mercer, the Republican mega-donor who backs President Donald Trump, is spending big money to defeat Sen.
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"The rise of big money politics pulls Republican politicians to the right and increases their chances of gaining power," McElwee says.
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The elders promise these boys big money – their own line with people working for them – but the reality is very different.
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The big money has remained on its heels almost constantly since then, and capital is being drained from risky assets worldwide.
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FYI -- Floyd was set to be a free agent after this season ... and was expected to get a big money contract.
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The Olympics' big-money web of global broadcast contracts and massive marketing rights contrasts harshly with Rio's endemic crime and poverty.
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If Daniel reaches his potential, he could make one (or both) of the big-money guys irrelevant, at least for now.
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Yet according to the organization's top leader, those delicious treats come with a very serious purpose—and themselves represent big money.
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The big money will come in once people get into the habit of watching rodeos on television or over the internet.
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When those get hammered out to make the space safer, the big money hedge funds and investment banks could join in.
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Big money is still a fact of life in congressional races and it will undoubtedly return to the fore in 2020.
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Mr Rubio was endorsed by 14 current and former governors and 27 senators—the sort of friends who attract big money.
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Now, after six months in office, he is already tapping big money, headlining a fundraiser tonight at his infamous D.C. hotel.
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The Hill's Editor-in-Chief describes the GOP suburbs problem, Democrats spending big money in ad buys, and Hunter Biden. Rep.
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Shrewd big-money campaigns financed by the Koch brothers and others have upended the Democrats' one-time dominance of state legislatures.
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For Vonn, who has three Olympic medals and four World Cup overall titles, the big money is made from lucrative endorsements.
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VICE News went to Seattle to see whether local politicians think this program could finally get big money out of politics.
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THE HURT BUSINESS An inside look at mixed martial arts, complete with big money, doping scandals and life-destroying brain injuries.
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Uber and Lyft are raking in big money from the 2020 presidential candidates as they ramp up campaigns across the country.
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They've also gotten attention over who has backed the plan or put big money into the organizations, including Exxon Mobil Corp.
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These boards exist, at least in part, to give the scions of big money social connections and do-gooder bona fides.
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That doesn't mean, however, that the network always provides robust financial backing from big-money players like large venture capital firms.
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The vibe inside was pretty much indistinguishable from any other trendy, new restaurant in the city with big money behind it.
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First Amendment rights are monopolized by a tiny number of big money players from New York, San Francisco—and Saudi Arabia.
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Barnes, who signed a big-money deal with Dallas during the offseason, finished with 153 points, seven rebounds and four assists.
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Like other democracy reforms, limiting big money in politics wins by huge margins when it makes its way onto the ballot.
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Super-PACs The idea that big-money donors can determine the outcome of presidential nomination battles also took a serious beating.
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Companies around the world are spending big money to protect such databases before a stricter European law takes effect in May.
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Whoever buys Yahoo (Verizon, Google, big-money investment groups), the future of Yahoo will look very different from its storied past.
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The result, Haazen predicted, will be that fewer big-money investors will sign up for stichtings pushing for global securities settlements.
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He knows that his coaching school will rake in big money if they have a coach like this on the squad.
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Related: Big tech companies were recently seen as one of the few relatively untainted sources of big-money donations for Democrats.
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Baseball cards are bringing in big money, especially for Topps, the industry giant who remains on top after decades in business.
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Accusing McConnell of "cowardice" and labeling him "an obstructionist," Sanders cast the Senate majority leader as a tool of big money.
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Ripple announced this year that several big money-transfer companies, including Western Union and MoneyGram, were doing pilot programs with XRP.
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Paul has successfully pulled off two pay-per-view fights against fellow YouTuber KSI, turning spectacle fights into big-money events.
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The big money now is going to a battle over ideas shaping political discourse, education policy, health care research and more.
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He knew a man who had smuggled others from nearby villages to Saudi Arabia, and the migrants sent home big money.
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"He has some big money tickets coming in and I have every confidence we are going to make it," he added.
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Hacking competitions reward hackers with big money – $40 million in 2019 – for helping companies find vulnerabilities in their websites and platforms.
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And it raised $1 million from real estate broker George Marcus, who only donated big money to downballot causes in 210.
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Buying things in packages often restricts you to buying more than you need, and that can be a big money waste.
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" Sanders said Republicans are able to win in states like Texas when "voter turnout is low and big money buys elections.
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"He's had much more of a big-money, big-advertising campaign than we saw with either Nixon or Clinton," Gergen said.
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Warren seemed weaker to me tonight, maybe because she stumbled and took on water from Mayor Pete on big-money donors.
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Of the five largest big-money machines that supported Trump during the presidential election, only two are still pulling in contributions.
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They are also of interest because these lawyers are big money producers for law firms, where the primary assets are people.
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The big money is all in triple coronary bypasses and major things — and those decisions are being made by medical professionals.
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Self-made millionaires agree: If you want to make big money, you can't be content with only one source of revenue.
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The group's arrival challenges a core tenet of Warren's political career: her condemnations of big money and its influence on politics.
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This is big money and obviously no company wants their products to be viewed as more likely to make people sick.
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Until now, Democrats have seen big money in politics as simply a deal with the devil that had to be made.
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Foregoing big money groups will put more focus on a Democratic candidate's ability to attract large numbers of small-dollar donations.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg bet that mobile was the future even when it wasn't clear if there was big money to be made.
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Apple has a trendy new business that could impact the lives of millions and help it make big money in the future.
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Lacking the industry connections and big money of the industry giants, the label relied heavily on social media to promote the group.
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Companies do big-money deals in private suites to secure manufacturing orders, negotiate exclusive retail shelf space placement, and poach oversees talent.
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He's also been showing off his latest big money purchase as well, with images of his new $10 million Las Vegas mansion.
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Does all this mean the age of traditional media, makeup counters, and big-money ad campaigns is a thing of the past?
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"We the people demand a democracy free from the corruption influence of big money and voter suppression," the protesters said in unison.
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I love everything about the sport itself (the pitfalls and corruption in the big-money echelons of the art are another story).
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If each signature on the petition is someone who's interested in buying one, that could be a big money maker for IKEA.
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Getting big money out of politics is a critical part of fighting corruption and making the big, structural change that we need.
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Are you on the side of workers and poor people or are you on the side of big money and the corporations?
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On Tuesday, Bannon spoke at the victory party for Moore, calling the judge's victory a defeat for big money and Washington elites.
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United around the endless push for more spending and tax loopholes for favored policies, big money upends any notion of fiscal sanity.
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However, she does encourage readers to watch out for big money bio-engineering organizations who may exploit this technology for commercial gain.
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Alabama, Clemson, Michigan State and Oklahoma were among big-money collegiate programs taking the high road by not bilking their own students.
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However, the corporate world's dealmakers believe a President Trump might hurt their own chances in the big money world of M&A.
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At the same time, gun-control advocates are using big-money donors and shifting tactics to focus on state-by-state battles.
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No one was happier about Tiger Woods' unbelievable 22019 Masters victory than those who placed big money on the golfer to win.
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There is a big money party going on in Washington and telling well-heeled foreigners that they can't attend simply won't work.
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Why aren't you participating in the presidential public financing system which is designed to essentially keep big money out of presidential politics?
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Over the past two decades, Republicans have led the charge for opening politics to big-money donors — and Democrats have resisted it.
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On a personal level, his wife told Fox News last week she wants a divorce, pointing to his extravagant, big-money lifestyle.
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While headliners like Shaun White and Lindsey Vonn make big money from endorsement deals, a handful of Olympians are stretched thin financially.
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Throughout the ride, T.J. allegedly complained he spent big money supporting Hillary Clinton and said he was pissed she lost the election.
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Since officially kicking off his underdog campaign in April, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana has made inroads with big money donors.
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But Euro Garages extended this model throughout the country and started spending big money on making their forecourts more convenient, and civilised.
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Andrew Cuomo has signed into law a bill classifying the big-money contests as "games of skill," not illegal games of chance.
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Not so attractive in a year when a democratic socialist decrying big money in politics ran a strong campaign against Clinton. Sen.
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People are paying big money to take part in these unregulated studies, even though people are typically not charged to join them.
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Firms entering China then are forced to either rebrand, or sue and potentially pay big money to buy back the trademark rights.
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On a personal level, his wife told Fox News last week she wants a divorce , pointing to his extravagant, big-money lifestyle.
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" Still, she disputed "the notion that we're going to go back to pre-financial crisis backdrop for the big money-center banks.
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He spoke forcefully against the "machinations" of the big-money in New York and Democratic Party that he sees as supporting Clinton.
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As we learned with the Clintons, big money speech deals for ex-politicians are like cockroaches; there's never just one... or two.
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As goofy as I look as a nerd or a koala bear, these filters may one day mean big money for Facebook.
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Amabile doesn't specify his injuries in the suit, but he wants the Mouse to pony up big money for his medical bills.
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Veteran U.S. economist Larry Summers says that "it's time to go after big money," in his latest column for The Washington Post.
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According to self-made millionaires, if you want to make big money, you can't be content with only one source of revenue.
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The best-known big-money commodity trading strategy is hopping aboard moves higher or lower, and profiting off of the expected momentum.
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Clinton told CNBC that people "may be less inclined to contribute big money," saying "we may have more crowdfunding" in the future.
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No fancy gear means no big-money interest, so no media attention — thus Ultimate Frisbee flies under the radar of most Americans.
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There's big money in Twitch for gamers because brands are eager to get in front of the company's 15 million daily users.
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It's all nonsense, meant to satisfy Bannon's ego and perhaps scare up some potential donors for his next big, money-making project.
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Fred Wertheimer is president of Democracy 21, a nonprofit that works to eliminate the undue influence of big money in American politics.
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There is rarely a "Shawshank"-style redemption for prisoners, with a big money payday and a retirement to a Mexican resort town.
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He points to Clinton's big-money donors — and her supporting super-PACs — as proof that she's in the pocket of the wealthy.
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It's no secret that Silicon Valley companies are big money-makers and, as a result, many pay their employees above-average salaries.
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Forcing businesses to spend big money just to stay atop search results for their own name could raise red flags for regulators.
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More disclosure will help turn things around, increasing public confidence that government officials are not in the pockets of big money interests.
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Can a candidate who's clearly been uncomfortable launching missiles of his own hit Clinton for her paid speeches and big-money donors?
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Gadsby played before the big-money era, but he did find a way to earn some compensation from the scars he incurred.
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So if your public rhetoric is all about big-money college sports as an educational activity, what's wrong with Harbaugh's plan, again?
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"The pledge that seems the most meaningful is the one that eschews closed-door big-money fundraisers and donor perks," Fischer says.
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Big money can always change things, but I don't know that the Rams or the Texans would see him as worth that.
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She started the local crew Big Money Gang with rappers Joe Banguh, HottBoy Zay (now known as Zay' M), and the Baybee.
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Many fear that big money will come in, monopolize the industry and leave those on the margins exactly where it found them.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has always been a big-money politician, relying on large benefactors to accumulate a $31.1 million war chest.
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Startup founders sometimes seem to have an exclusive focus on raising big money and growing their teams up to a massive scale.
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Overnight is when the big money is made in the stock market — not by trading but by getting a good night's sleep.
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The article describes how much money can be made as an influencer: That can mean big money for the families of kidfluencers.
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Waving signs and chanting, shouting to be heard in the bar's darkened interior, they demanded an end to big money in politics.
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And, if we're sticking to the big-money blockbusters for a second, you can't overlook just how amazingly presented Uncharted 4 was.
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Hoppert: The fourth-place Derby finisher has Baffert, tied for most Preakness wins with seven, and Big Money Smith on his side.
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But my conclusion is ultimately pretty simple: No, Trump wouldn't do more to help reduce the role of big money in politics.
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"Money talks in Sacramento, and big money talks loud enough to buy a big bailout," said Jamie Court, president of Consumer Watchdog.
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"Without more, it's not going to mean much in terms of changing the role of big money in New York State politics."
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Check out the clip ... Rich has no plans to change his flashy lifestyle, 'cause as he explains, he's "big money s**t."
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Smith, who had earned the nickname Big Money Mike but had never won horse racing's most coveted prize, was moved to tears.
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Of course, Bloomberg is just one example of a much larger and thornier problem: the power of big money in American elections.
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If you're curious about where the big money is moving around the world, this is one conversation you won't want to miss.
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A candidate like Buttigieg who has proven capable of raising big money could have the resources to hang on longer than others.
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Anyway, we're not supposed to have to trust that the big money a president receives from foreign governments isn't influencing his decisions.
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In the background, once again, are developers, hinting at the prospect of big money, a temptation that divides the working-class community.
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This week, we tracked the rise of two big money industries—both related, it turns out, to the rise in home delivery.
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EST: Harvard Law professor Larry Lessig and others hold a sit-in at the U.S. Capitol to protest big money in politics.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), herself the victim of a mass shooting, have become big-money donors in key races across the country.
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"This legislation will make sure 2017 was the last big-money election in our province," said David Eby, the province's attorney general.
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Are you on the side of workers and poor people, or are you on the side of big money and the corporations?
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Singer Pink, along with Nicole Kidman and her husband Keith Urban, appeared to kick off the big money donating trend last week.
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My colleague Sheldon Whitehouse's book, "Captured," about how corporations and big money have captured (get it?!) our government and our political process.
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The best way to make big money is to start with a skill you already have that you can monetize, Chidester says.
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"Still, in the immediate aftermath of the election, Ellison's supporters erupted in a chant of "Party for the people, not big money.
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Warren's campaign rejects high-dollar donations, and even recently launched a a sweeping new plan to get "big money" out of politics.
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"I hope my friends and family made some big money from this fight!" she added, in a reference to her underdog status.
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Daddy Murphy and his donor friends will try to use the same big-money playbook that got Patrick Murphy elected to Congress.
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In my opinion, it's hard to see this move as anything except an effort to help big-money donors cover their tracks.
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Kamala Harris disclosed her bundlers before she ended her bid, while Bernie Sanders and Warren do not attend big-money private fundraisers.
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Warren's Medium post also laid out a number of other commitments to try to limit big money and burnish her progressive credentials.
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She is already rejecting donations from PACs and federal lobbyists -- all part of her campaign's anti-corruption and anti-big money themes.
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De Blasio's idea is to make the public financing route more appealing and reduce the influence of big-money donors in elections.
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More cities and states will vote on ballot initiatives aimed at fighting big money in 2016 than in any previous election cycle.
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We are not gaining any victories, because there is more concern about [big money in politics] than there is for human life.
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But, only because he knows it will be a fight that, in his opinion, is as winnable as it is big-money.
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The demonstrators were in Washington on Friday as part of a week-long protest against big money in politics dubbed Democracy Spring.
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Big Food companies pay big money to get celebrities and athletes to peddle their wares for good reason: It seems to work.
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Nate Diaz's boxing coach says his fighter needs BIG money ... or else he ain't coming back to fight Conor McGregor a third time.
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" Regardless of his seemingly astronomical accomplishments, he admitted, "I can get the big project, big money, but every month I'm … kind of choking.
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Wrapping an expansion drive in a big-money infrastructure plan could be a rare opportunity fort the government power past such piecemeal efforts.
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The flipside is that Trump isn't shy about calling attention to the fact that his rivals are all dependent on big money donors.
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The social network works closely with political campaigns in the U.S. and abroad, convincing them to spend big money to push their messages.
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While Apple's $1 billion push is big money, Netflix and Amazon are splurging much more: $6.3 billion and $4.5 billion respectively in 2017.
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The Macklowes, who have two adult children, join a long parade of high-profile, big-money divorces in the rarefied precincts of Manhattan.
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Sanders contrasted his refusal to use a super PAC and implied that Clinton's super PAC would make her beholden to big-money interests.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have followed in the footsteps of big-money celebrity speakers, making an appearance at a JP Morgan conference.
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Each year brings one opportunity to do so, but that sole big-money tournament also attracts the absolute best talent in the world.
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The PWL is to wrestling what the Indian Premier League is to cricket: a jamboree of international athletes, bright lights and big money.
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The real issue is that Congress is owned by big money and refuses to do what the American people want them to do.
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Big-money bouts rarely live up to the hype, since the boxers often stalk and dodge each other, rather than slugging it out.
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He has slammed the former secretary of state for accepting donations from financial institutions, suggesting that she is beholden to big-money interests.
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For sure, big money and/or the prospect of big influence are much more powerful corrupting forces than what I'm about to describe.
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" Warren, who has made anti-corruption and anti-big money central themes of her presidential bid, advocates for creating a "stronger labor movement.
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And the chair is traditionally a major party fundraiser, which might be at odds with the left's objects to big money-in-politics.
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The big money raised in ICOs is relationship-based, and the most legitimate issuers are well connected to active crypto and blockchain funds.
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The big money bundlers that have ruled the political sphere this century for the most part do not seem to exist for Trump.
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Both women are former Republicans with Ivy League pedigrees and both took money from the big money banks, then publicly excoriated them later.
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Mueller is 73 and probably quite comfortable already, but gave up big money to take on his current role for the Justice Department.
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As the music industry fully transitions to streaming, Madonna's next move could very well be a big money partnership with a streaming outlet.
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Since he officially commenced his underdog campaign for president in April, the South Bend, Indiana, mayor has made inroads with big-money donors.
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Or maybe Nintendo is no longer selling the NES Classic in the US because it isn't the big money maker one might expect.
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The Army wants Special Forces Warrant Officers to stay in so badly, they're willing to pay big money for it: Six-figures big.
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The death of tech icon Paul Allen this month is a daunting and potentially really revealing moment in the world of big money.
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Pence was tea party from the very beginning, a right-wing congressman with close ties to big money libertarians like the Koch brothers.
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Amazon and Facebook and Google, however, are less likely to pay big money for games that only draw a few hundred thousand viewers.
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One big money suck: mislaid, lost and poorly tracked inventory, which according to studies results in billions of dollars in losses a year.
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People are more conscious of the projects' impact on their environment, of the big money that is at stake and of their rights.
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Castillo claims she suffered injuries from the alleged attack and wants Casey's estate to fork over some big money to make things right.
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Hochschild and her interviewees found areas of agreement such as getting big money out of politics, reducing prison populations, and protecting the environment.
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But for Farrakhan—and, presumably, at least a few others who share his views—"no big money donors" translates to "no Jewish donors."
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Other big money-spinners—hydropower and the extraction of minerals and timber—are controlled by state-owned firms that employ relatively few Tibetans.
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With money-lenders threatening her, Ann took up an offer from a woman who approached her promising big money for her daughter's virginity.
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So far, as I've said many times, consumer class actions based on the theft of personal data have not produced big-money damages.
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Insiders' cushy posts, bureaucratic careers, and more importantly the elitist foothold that big money donors hold in the Capital, all would be threatened.
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Most recently came the big innovation (and the big money-maker): lasers and radiofrequency devices that use thermal energy to tighten the vagina.
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"What this bill does, to put it simply, is to solidify the secrecy around the role of big money in campaigns," Levin said.
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The carried interest loophole is important because it is the symbol of how big money has coerced the nation into dysfunction and inaction.
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They reduce the influence of big money by using publicly funded Democracy Vouchers – a way for everyone to donate to candidates – in Seattle.
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The activity from big-money interest groups on both the right and left has also underscored the national attention on the special election.
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I mentioned a few weeks back that you can practically smell it in the air – the big money is coming into this space.
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He has paid lip service to retail politics, but has spent most of his social time courting big money donors on Wall Street.
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More than 800 cities and towns have passed resolutions calling on Congress to pass a 28th Amendment to limit big money in politics.
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The policy augments the political power of ordinary Americans and makes it easier for those without big money networks to run for office.
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Kwan told The Hollywood Reporter that he and Chu turned down a big money offer from Netflix and instead went with Warner Bros.
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Fairly or not, Clinton was seen by many not as a devoted public servant, but as beholden to big money and establishment politics.
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His story is that Obama failed to deliver the change he promised because he never made a clean break with big-money politics.
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It's a classic Silicon Valley story of big celebrities, big paydays, and what can happen when you pair big money with little accountability.
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But, should Brook upset the odds and emerge victorious, the Sheffield scrapper could see himself land two big money fights in a row.
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And given Diaz's lust for big-name opponents and big-money fights, these potential matchups seem like just the kind he'd jump at.
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Raising big money — even at a very high valuation, in fact especially at a very high valuation — forces you to a big exit.
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But on its face, this appears to show that big money continues to see upside for the group largely composed of bank stocks.
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Despite the recent merging of big-brand, big-money athleisure and streetwear with gaming, fashion and videogames have been inexorably bound for decades.
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Mr. Washington plays a legendary civil-rights attorney who finds himself involved with a big-money firm and a slick-suited Colin Farrell.
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Biden has shown a willingness to court big money and corporate-linked donors, even as his campaign tries to distance him from lobbyists.
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If he'd been making the big money he talked about, he would have released his tax returns so he could brag about it.
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Speaking of big money, Google will invest $1 billion to ease the housing crisis it helped create in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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End Citizens United is the largest campaign finance reform organization dedicated to unrigging the system and getting big money out of our elections.
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Gillibrand's plan is part of a larger movement among Democrats, who are increasingly seeking to curb the influence of big money in politics.
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Not only do gamblers place bets on the winning chirper, but there is also big money to be made in the bird trade.
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Remember when Mark Wahlberg bet big money on the Cleveland Browns to win 6 games this season, and everyone laughed in his face??
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Trump, who has been raising money prodigiously for three years, still has a big money and digital technology advantage in a general election.
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Krystal also pointed out that she swore off big money only after it was proven that she could make sufficient cash from it.
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But in Congress, Democrats are taking direct aim at Citizens United and fighting back against the scourge of big money in our politics.
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Bernie Sanders is running a true grassroots campaign, relying on more than 5 million individual donations so far to beat the big money.
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Go deeper: 70% of Democrats say politics makes them angry Impeachment's dueling echo chambers Big-money investors are propping up partisan local media
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More seriously, Ms. Klobuchar argued that Mr. Bloomberg's wealth could turn off some primary voters, who are tired of big money in politics.
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Although the new Central European Press and Media Foundation does not target profit generation, its portfolio is in fact a big money-maker.
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As if awaiting Bloomberg, who is mounting a big-money challenge in Super Tuesday states, Biden took a swipe at the onetime Republican.
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Elizabeth Warren is a longtime critic of the big-money organizations known as super PACs — and of candidates who are supported by them.
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And he said the climate crisis was exacerbated by big money in politics and corrupt corporations -- the bogeyman of the Democratic presidential race.
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The first danger is that the corporate wing of the Democratic Party drowns us in big money, misrepresenting our plans and scaremongering voters.
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But the big money, he said, is in the extensive 5G equipment that needs to be installed on thousands of rooftops and towers.
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" Teladoc: "My problem with Teladoc is there are many people coming into that segment and they are not necessarily playing for big money.
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Trump, who is mostly self-funding his campaign, has disavowed super-PACs that he claims make candidates beholden to their big-money donors.
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Apple's walled garden has protected it for years, as has the prospect of finding a nasty bug for big money and endless glory.
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Two mayors, two district attorneys, one sheriff; "big money" people, elected state and local officials, and famous people like diet-Guru Jenny Craig.
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"These parties have been dominated by big money and political bosses; the most powerful senators tell other senators what to do," he said.
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There is reason to expect Democratic primary voters and activists will be wary of candidates they see as too cozy with big money.
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"It was an opportunity for me to make big money," he said, his eyes wide with excitement even now thinking about the prospect.
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White even mentioned that Tony Ferguson's UFC interim lightweight championship winning performance over Kevin Lee merited a big-money fight with Conor McGregor.
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But as the industry matures, many executives believe that tenants and investors spending big money on such projects could soon find themselves underwater.
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The simple truth is that big money interests are out of control, and we need a president who will stand up to them.
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"The American people will no longer accept the status quo of big money corruption and voter suppression," announced the website for Democracy Spring.
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He and many of his fellow advocates endorse the idea that political candidates and incumbents should pledge to avoid big money and lobbying efforts.
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IN HIS 14 years policing the streets of Montgomery County, Maryland, Sergeant Robert Sheehan has witnessed deadly shootings and stopped big-money cannabis deals.
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That's because Iowa's a state where retail campaigning and one-on-one interactions with voters, rather than simply big money and ad buys, matter.
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Skip ahead to years down the road, when a player can qualify for unrestricted free agency, which is where the big money really arrives.
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They have a history of making big money by selling your data so marketers have a new contact to hawk their services or wares.
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Some big-money fund managers at Fidelity, Gamco, Thornburg and others have staked out positions across the sector in recent days, according to Reuters.
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Uygur's point is that big money donors who back mainstream candidates will lose their positions of power in the face of a Sanders win.
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But legal and bureaucratic obstacles are slowing the process of selling these assets, so Aramco is likely to be the first big money-earner.
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But make no mistake, companies have found ways to make big money on them — something Snapchat, too, faces as it looks to new markets.
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But, the curiosity drummed up by a seemingly insane Briggs would certainly make for an intriguing, big-money fight with Haye in the interim.
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And it overlaps with his claim (factually false but rhetorically powerful) that he is self-financing his campaign, so not beholden to big money.
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This is a classic Silicon Valley story of big celebrities, big paydays, and what can happen when you pair big money with little accountability.
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In late April, WeWork filed papers stating its intention to be the latest in a string of big, money-losing companies to go public.
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Eaton Vance Chief Executive Tom Faust said NextShares could eventually replace mutual funds because their unique structure makes them big money-savers for investors.
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These criminals are targeting critical infrastructure, like power grids — and what makes them dangerous is that some are backed by governments and big money.
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There's a big-money auction happening, and one of the event's wealthy benefactors falls to the ground clutching his chest shortly before it begins.
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If the big money comes, as it surely must when manufacturers compete against each other, will Formula E be strong enough to manage it?
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, have distanced themselves from big-money backers and groups while focusing on appealing to grassroots and small-dollar donors.
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But in Citizens United and other decisions, the U.S. Supreme Court gutted the protections of political equality when dealing with big money in politics.
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Each fairing is worth about $6 million, so the ability to recover and reuse a rocket fairing is a big money-saver for SpaceX.
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Overall, the reports released on Thursday night showed how much Trump and his lean campaign operation have been dwarfed by Clinton's big money juggernaut.
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The first step for progressives, therefore, must be to mobilize the vast majority of Americans to reduce the power of big money in politics.
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Like First Solar, shares of Solaredge have been consolidating lately on low volume, suggesting that the big money is not yet ready to sell.
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But the most radical, and the most desperately needed step is to begin grappling with the much tougher issue of big money in elections.
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The inquiry revolved around two of Mr. de Blasio's big-money political supporters and appeared to extend into his fund-raising efforts more broadly.
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So it's strange to see Clinton getting out-hustled by a white-haired democratic socialist who abhors big money, but that's exactly what's happening.
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Instead of cashing in, he turned down big-money offers from MLB teams to return home to Australia to play in the 2000 Olympics.
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Instead, Smith, a Hall of Famer known as Big Money Mike for his knack of making great horses better in big races, climbed aboard.
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Clinton about the issues at the core of his campaign, like raising the minimum wage and ridding the political system of big money. Mrs.
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A measure of the success of this deal would be the participation of longer-term big-money investors, rather than risk-tolerant hedge funds.
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The world will not be greened by big business or big money alone, but by whole populations engaged and sharing in the resulting prosperity.
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Don't believe that the partisanship and big money and Democrats' compromises and perpetual gridlock means that we can't still make huge, sweeping change happen.
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That's because, when it comes to over-the-top entertainment, the hardware is "not where the big money is," the longtime stock-picker explained.
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Nikki Haley is Trump's nominee for the ambassador to the UN. Mnuchin and Ross both come from the world of investing and big money.
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Why it's a big deal: Because it's big-money validation that the future of chronic disease monitoring will be done via connected mobile devices.
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Just because he's not with them, that's just Faber cutting him off to make money, Faber's always trying to get the big money fights.
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A lot more could probably be done faster if, say, the federal government put big money into closing down hog farms in flood plains.
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All of this was obviously bad news for Bloomberg, but it's good news for Democrats who were worried about big money buying presidential elections.
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"We just have to get big money out of politics," Ms. Nixon said, while being chased down a Hilton stairwell by the press corps.
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But then they ran the experiment again in three countries (Poland, the United Kingdom and the United States), adding "big money" wallets containing $94.15.
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They see big money buying elections, and they see a political and economic elite growing wealthier, even as their own children's future grows dimmer.
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The bill, nearly 700 pages, aims to dismantle barriers to voting, end big money in politics and impose stricter ethics rules on federal officials.
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"Genoa's industry has always sought state money, and there is a tendency to large construction works with big money behind it," Mr. Putti said.
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It has also illustrated the big-money maneuvering in recent years by media companies hungry for a piece of the growing Spanish-speaking market.
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The Treasury awarded big money funds $23.008 billion of the latest five-year note issue, compared with the $22.009 billion it allotted in July.
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"Our goal is for elections to be funded primarily by public dollars, thereby greatly reducing the power of big money," Mr. de Blasio said.
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After successfully launching his Rocawear and Paper Planes (that Roc Nation logo you see everywhere) ... he knows there's big money in clothing and caps.
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She was ridden by Mike Smith, who won five races here on Saturday and more than lived up to his nickname, Big Money Mike.
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The new administration may be contributing to Washington's affluence, but big money is also coming from start-ups and newcomers from out of town.
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Spinraza, which has a U.S. list price of $750,000 in the first year of treatment, is a big money-spinner in Biogen's home market.
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"Today we're getting big money out of politics and ending the wild west of campaign financing," Premier John Horgan said at a news conference.
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They say it's a state where retail campaigning and one-on-one interactions with voters, rather than simply big money and ad buys, matter.
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While a slew of initiatives raised big money for cross-partisan bridge-building and even presidential campaigns in 2012, the current effort is different.
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What ensues is a lot of shady corporate dealings, familial nepotism, cutthroat sibling rivalry, and big money power moves that leave behind many casualties.
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With bond yields spending years barely hovering above zero in most developed markets, big money investors are having to get creative to find returns.
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Regardless of who wins the major party nominations, the American public wants our leaders to take on the issue of big money in politics.
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Grant responded with, "There's a lot of big money managers ... that have mandates to buy bonds, plus the big pension funds" could impact yields.
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And weather means big money, particularly in the wake of a brutal hurricane season that saw catastrophic storms batter Texas, Florida and the Caribbean.
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Sure, the negotiations were tough and even distasteful, AMI would probably claim, but welcome to the real world of big money and big business.
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It's the way that Warren links the Ukraine scandal to institutionalized corruption and the influence of big money, the central themes of her campaign.
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That chaos has frightened off sponsors and broadcasters who were already reluctant to pay big money to televise competitions shorn of their top players.
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Their shows are plays when the big money is in musicals; their plays have ensembles of workaday actors when many are cast with stars.
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And in 2013, BT Sport entered the EPL fray with a big studio, more technical analysis, and big money spent on high-profile commentators.
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That the candidates are raising the big money is also beneficial, considering campaigns gets cheaper ad rates compared to outside groups and super PACs.
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Original movies, like Jordan Peele's "Us" and Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood," pulled in big money at the domestic box office.
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But an early mistake made him realize that, to make big money, he'd have to get smarter with what, and how, he was selling.
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Back in 1979, when he first started making big money off Microsoft, he decided to splurge on a fancy ride: a Porsche 911 supercar.
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Two Florida businessmen from the former Soviet Union, Igor Fruman and Lev Parnas, were donating big money to Republicans while also gunning for Yovanovitch.
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Tyron hasn't been back in the Octagon since ... but says he's looking for a big-money fight, even if it's in the boxing ring.
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But I've also come to believe that I must do more than just support legislation to end the dominance of big money in politics.
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Biden rallied more than 250 Wall Street and big money donors Thursday, in hopes of keeping support after stumbles in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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There almost certainly will be obstacles, even with big-money investors capable of providing the kind of cash that makes them easier to surmount.
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"While happy to pay big money for rare and high-quality works with irreproachable provenance, they often 'pass' on other works," its report said.
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If you're going to spend big money on one, ephemeral thing for your 4th of July celebration, it sure as hell shouldn't be fireworks.
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This left campaign finance reformers scratching their heads about how to keep big money out of politics, with these independent expenditures strictly off limits.
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Remember, Cano used to be a beast for the Yanks ... but took a big-money deal back in 2014 to play for the Mariners.
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One more thing ... Holm was also asked if she regretted taking a fight with Miesha Tate before a big money rematch with Ronda Rousey.
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Manchester City, another club that was purchased by big-money Middle Eastern interests, has never made it past the last 16 of the Champions League.
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While exchange-traded funds raked in big money since the election, actively managed funds posted their third-worst month for outflows in history in November.
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