It showed a red-billed quelea, not a red-billed fire finch.
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What was that for, since every component of his care had been billed and billed handsomely?
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Similarly, examiners observed advisers that billed advisory fees in advance, despite the advisory agreement specifying that clients would be billed in arrears.
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This massive amount of waste is caused by simple billing mistakes taking place on a grand scale, services billed to the wrong code (often for higher reimbursement), services billed without proper documentation and the same service for a patient billed two or even three times.
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"To the point you are asking, it doesn't really matter at this point whether we are as rageful as billed because we've been billed as rageful," he added.
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Her very first role, in 1925's Joanna, saw her billed as "Spanish" actress — but she fought to be billed as a Mexican actress, to reflect her true heritage.
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"If an adult T. rex was hunting a duck-billed dinosaur almost as big as it was, that duck-billed dinosaur was also likely too large to move very fast either," Woodward said.
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Pulse billed itself as the hottest gay club in Orlando.
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IT WAS billed as the summit to save Angela Merkel.
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This massive safari was actually billed as a conservation mission.
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Once you've left, you are billed through your Amazon account.
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The hospital billed my insurance $32,000 for my time there.
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But some of the mosquitoes weren't as precise as billed.
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Mazzant shaved off about $30,000 for improperly billed clerical work.
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That looming battle is being billed as Switzerland's Brexit moment.
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He did so billed against his wishes as Elmore Torn.
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Their Medicare accounts, meanwhile, have been billed more than $18,000.
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Your Lyft never showed up but you got billed anyway?
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IT WAS billed as the heavyweight confrontation of the season.
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The election's being billed as a referendum on the president.
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Cost: $1.25 trillion over 10 years, billed to the ultrawealthy.
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Bencic has long been billed as the next Martina Hingis.
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If you decide to keep anything, you'll be automatically billed.
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And its wealth of spiritualists isn't billed as an attraction.
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They're being billed as a mobile storefront to showcase products.
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Nonetheless, our insurer was billed — and paid — for three visits.
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And users billed through Apple will pay $54.99 per month.
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Metts would be billed around two hundred dollars per test.
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Billed as "three days of peace and music", the Aug.
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And Westmoreland Coal has billed about $6 million so far.
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The yellow-billed cuckoo and its close cousin, the black-billed cuckoo, arrive at the height of bird migration — right about now in New York City — and remain in numbers through the end of June.
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Although the tale of a Florida man billed $85033,400 for coronavirus test may have been misreported, the broader fear that patients will be billed extortionate amounts at hospitals by out-of-network providers is real.
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Once customers leave the store, items are billed to their Amazon.
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Thursday's hearing will be a political stunt billed as a trial.
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Customers won't be billed for the last month, either, Amazon says.
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Billed as "virtually impossible to climb or cut," according to NPR.
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She was responsible for more cases, and she billed more hours.
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On the App Store it's billed as "your 3D selfie effect".
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These Armory performances are billed as its North American stage premiere.
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My favorite example of supporting Gould is the duck-billed platypus.
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And normally here in Houston, I get billed in earlier slots.
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In 2010, the multimillionaire health-care executive billed himself as a
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The Bachelor is always billed as a Prince Charming in Dockers.
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Billed the "Superfight," the pair's stand-alone match headlined UFC 5.
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Sure, she's important, and Barr is first-billed in the cast.
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Originally, Thursday's talks were billed as a low-key technical meeting.
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The ad is billed as a Web video by the campaign.
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Life magazine billed their friend, Albert Camus, the "action-packed intellectual".
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She employed people who billed her for projects she didn't order.
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The report billed itself as a comprehensive agenda to ameliorate inequality.
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Clothing that's billed as "waterproof" or "stain resistant" may contain PFAS.
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It was billed as the must-see movie of the year.
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It's being billed as the antithesis of one-off designer capsules.
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African-American voters haven't always been billed as typically early voters.
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So does having two comedy legends billed first in your cast.
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It's billed as the largest annual event in the Central Valley.
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Thursday's Democratic debate was billed as a kind of battle royal.
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"They're billed as lifelike, and they simply are not," one said.
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For starters, none of the movie's top-billed actors are Lebanese.
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She did, billed as Jo Sullivan, and her comeback was triumphant.
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The exercise was also billed as an opportunity to remove bodies.
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Jeuveau's manufacturer, Evolus, billed the event as an advisory board meeting.
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The show that night was billed as the Thelonious Monk Trio.
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The gull-billed tern is already listed as threatened in Virginia.
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In other words, they're getting billed for fixing up the place.
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That month, Hikmat billed for less than half a million dollars.
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Wednesday's speech was billed as Shafik's last as a BoE official.
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Notably, however, neither Talkington or Klauser are top-billed cast members.
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African-American voters haven't always been typically billed as early voters.
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In total, between Wellness, National Laboratories, and the medical providers who billed separately, Ali's insurance was billed $74,785 for 11 days: $753,605 for four days in detox, and $34,180 for a week in the residential treatment center.
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She wasn't paid, and her lectures were often billed under Hilbert's name.
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Aid cuts were initially billed as a temporary measure early last year.
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At launch, she billed members $30 annually to access those discussion pages.
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The Lindlund is billed as a ruler for creative types and designers.
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Still getting billed for that dating app you don't even use anymore?
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Lazada has long been billed the Amazon or Alibaba of Southeast Asia.
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It might also prove the death knell of the spoon-billed sandpiper.
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But a search alternative is not really how chatbots are being billed.
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Trump's company billed the government even for days when Trump wasn't there.
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Go deeper: North Korea billed U.S. $2 million before returning Otto Warmbier
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The event is being billed as the Radius VIP Grand Prix Party.
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Delivery is free and billed as coming within one hour or less.
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The drunk's billed cap has fallen on the baby in Gran's lap.
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Patients are often billed more than $10,000 for what insurance won't cover.
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Roblox is billed as a family-friendly game that kids can enjoy.
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Cruz billed himself as the only true conservative left in the race.
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Drivers are then billed a base rate and a per-mile rate.
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Billed as an "entertainer" and "magician," he turned out to be a
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The mixtape you have coming out today is billed as an OST.
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This was when Kongo was being billed as a world class striker.
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This is the best way to make sure you never get billed.
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Campaign officials have billed the initiative as a celebration of women's suffrage.
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Mr. Turnbull billed the lifetime ban as a stern message to smugglers.
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This year, as of the end of October, I've billed for $27,564.
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In 2015, the firm billed state taxpayers $2 million for restructuring services.
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The repeal could change how you are billed for your internet services.
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Some expenses, like his car and gas, get billed through the company.
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I ordered one and 6 weeks later my insurance was billed $2,500.00.
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What had been billed as a dream match turned into a nightmare.
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Approved in 2002, Essure was billed as an alternative to tubal ligation.
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Viv has been billed as a more extensible, powerful version of Siri.
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In the original 1978 film, the character was billed as the Shape.
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She was also billed to replace carpet that was 10 years old.
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Mr. Cuomo billed the move as a much-needed increase in transparency.
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License-plate cameras enable vehicles without transponders to be billed by mail.
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Mr. Temer billed the measure as an "indulto natalino," or Christmas pardon.
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He also billed thousands of dollars for meals, room service and travel.
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When it opened, the Hudson billed itself as having a huge lobby.
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The cost is human time and that just can't be billed for.
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What was billed as a spectacle turned out to be a dud.
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Monday's game was billed as a potential preview of the Super Bowl.
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Events billed as "official" engagements often turn to attacks of Democratic rivals.
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Mr. Nutter's company has billed the Bloomberg campaign for $15,313 of services.
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Then, upon exiting the store, they are automatically billed for their purchases.
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The medical equipment company that provided that piece of plastic billed $319.
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It is billed as her complete Decca, Philips and Deutsche Grammophon recordings.
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This is down by 58% on list price, and is billed once.
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Samsung isn't the first to make robots billed as at-home companions.
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Soon the mermaid was second-billed to a "Learned Pig" named Toby.
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A tough market Nio was once billed as China's answer to Tesla.
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It will be billed separately, but also includes access to savings plans.
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"Dust," which opens at Mannes on Thursday, is billed as an opera.
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It's billed as a record of urban solitude against Singing Saw's expanse.
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At the time, I didn't know 1-900 numbers automatically billed you.
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Well, Rigondeaux won convincingly by being the defensive savant he was billed as.
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It's billed as "ultra-quiet" and sports a big ol' bank of LEDs.
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We know that it hunted Triceratops and duck-billed plant-eaters like Edmontosaurus.
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Sonic Mania has been billed as a return to form for the series.
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A challenge billed as being "defined as the top level in autonomy – 5".
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My mom is still getting billed for appointments where I was sexually assaulted.
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Odds are that onscreen, the top-billed Idris Elba will get more action.
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I was billed $0003,500 for the detailed ultrasound as part of my copay.
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IT HAD been billed as a bridge between Europe's two main financial hubs.
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It is the duck-billed platypus of verbs, an odd hybrid of features.
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A statement from November that BuzzFeed News reviewed showed she was billed $22014,340.
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Hardy is billed as an executive producer on the project alongside Ridley Scott.
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But though billed as a step towards statehood, the result is non-binding.
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Even so, education is billed as the most reliable vehicle out of poverty.
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Friday's gathering is billed as "informal", meaning no official decision will be taken.
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All but one, Isabel Dos Santos, are billed by Forbes as self-made.
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The Chiayi extension is billed as a museum of Asian art and culture.
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Electric vehicles have been billed as the sustainable alternative to gas-guzzling cars.
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One would have been billed for more than $18,2.53 in wasted chemotherapy drugs.
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Trump has billed the plan as one aimed at helping the middle class.
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Although virtual visits are billed as more cost effective,new data suggest otherwise.
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The restaurant is billed as honoring the "restless, creative spirit" of Chinese poets.
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The company had billed the IPO as a means to drive regional consolidation.
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""Then billed the state for the same airline tickets and pocketed the cash.
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Indiana voters chose a candidate who billed himself as an outsider over Reps.
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Worse, you find out he had billed the booze to your bank account.
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Ryan will deliver what's being billed as a "major" speech on tax reform.
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Though billed as a showcase for the orchestra, the program was oddly balanced.
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He billed the deal as just the first step of a nationwide revival.
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The team billed it as a product marriage of Magic and Consumer Reports.
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The pad was billed as a way to wirelessly charge multiple devices simultaneously.
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"The snowman is like the duck-billed platypus of global warming," he said.
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Nxivm's recruits, including Allison Mack, billed Nxivm as a chance for feminist empowerment.
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Then, against state law, they were billed for their own rape evidence kits.
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Last year, ambulance companies collectively billed Medicare improperly for at least $700 million.
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Some have billed insurance companies thousands of dollars for a urine test screen.
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Contrary to what they promised, I get billed for $2130 all at once.
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Cinematic favorites like Triceratops, duck-billed dinosaurs and Tyrannosaurus rex traversed North Dakota.
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Ms. Klobuchar, 59, has billed herself as a Midwestern pragmatist with bipartisan appeal.
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One hundred community Lunar New Year events are billed across Sydney until Feb.
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She billed it as the "largest and most successful ocean cleanup to date."
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The meeting has been billed as a conference to counter Iran's military expansion.
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But if an assistant did the work, shouldn't it be billed for less?
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Billed as his final fight, Pacquiao is going up against American Timothy Bradley.
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Shaked billed her judicial counterrevolution as, of all things, a defense of democracy.
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One of the brothers' more playful collaborations is the simply billed fish sticks.
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A small dinner -- billed by the White House as a social encounter -- followed.
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Notion charges startups $8 per employee (when billed annually) to use the service.
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The trustees billed it $644 million for its own share of the shortfall.
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Earlier on Thursday Urdangarin conceded that personal expenses had been billed to Aizoon.
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Uber has long billed itself as much more than a ride-hailing service.
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It's billed as a cure-all for rural broadband and crumbling national infrastructure.
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While the Violence Against Women Act prohibits survivors of sexual assault from being billed the cost of a rape kit, it doesn't protect victims from being billed for additional tests and prescriptions incurred during an emergency room visit after an attack.
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It's billed as Episode 001, but nobody's certain about if and when it'll return.
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Politicians have billed Lebanon's offshore resources as an opportunity for a major economic boost.
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You'll be billed in one lump, paying just over £40 for the whole year.
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But they're billed as a collection of special talents that barely come into play.
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The government of Hong Kong has billed the project as an economic game-changer.
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Amazon Go is billed as a "grab-and-go" convenience store on its website.
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As with any circus performance, it's amazing to behold but not quite as billed.
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It was billed as a cost-saving measure for a city facing financial distress.
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Launched in 2015, Moments, was once billed as Jack Dorsey's plan to save Twitter.
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Another one to a giant duck-billed dinosaur found in Canada called a Hypacrosaurus.
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It's billed as 85% faster thanks to the new 8th generation Intel Core processor.
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The Archer AX2802.11 is a tri-band model being billed as a gaming router.
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The project is called BeeMe, and it's billed as a web-based social experiment.
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Facebook has always billed Moments as an especially private way to share your photos.
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And while it's billed as a dramedy, we're not about to be fooled, here.
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State media often runs photo features of attractive women, sometimes billed as "beautiful scenery".
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The Model S is often billed as one of the sturdiest cars ever built.
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Juicero—billed as a Keurig for fresh juice—is the talk of the Valley.
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The potential move is getting billed as a "fundamental restructuring" of Apple's supply chain.
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Last November alone, the law firm billed more than $440k in fees and expenses.
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St. Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City billed Peterson $14,444 for her first visit.
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Law firm Kirkland & Ellis billed that astronomical amount in the Toys R Us bankruptcy.
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The resulting product, dubbed Timely, is billed as a fully automatic time tracking tool.
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"A Higher Loyalty," which is billed as Comey's thoughts on leadership, was atop Amazon.
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Lofton sent a check for $423.00, coming 85033 cents short of the billed amount.
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The Yankees wore their white-billed batting practice caps for a game in 2013.
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N.Y.C. Nature Any self-respecting yellow-billed cuckoo would like its prospects this year.
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In a speech in San Diego that was billed as a policy address, Mrs.
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Maren Morris and Alicia Keys's duet on "Once" tonight was billed just like that.
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Shinevisor is a fairly steep $15.99 per week (billed on a 12-week basis).
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What was billed as an Atlantic Coast Conference showdown was nothing of the sort.
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The Governors Awards are billed as noncompetitive, but lobbying by board members does occur.
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An exception are the thick-billed parrots that share the habitat with the owls.
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Utilities are separate, billed by another arm of the government, the Electric Power Authority.
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Six days later, Mar-a-Lago billed the State Dept which refused to pay.
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Over the years I've tried several promising undergarments billed as bralettes for busty people.
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Twenty-six species, including ring-billed gulls, common loons, and a long-tailed duck.
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As billed, it's a "mostly true story" about three 1990s tech ventures -- Netscape, TheGlobe.
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These products are billed as a less harmful alternative for people to consume nicotine.
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It houses what's billed as the world's largest refracting telescope and 170,23 photographic plates.
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Billed as a "romantic comedy," it explores her misadventures of her whirlwind love life.
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Thursday afternoon, Clinton gave a speech that was billed as a major foreign address.
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The price for members billed through Apple will be $54.99 per month, it added.
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The interview was billed as a "virtual town hall" live from the Rose Garden.
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During the campaign, Donald Trump billed himself as the "last shot" for coal country.
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He said, 'I don't care if it's my son or not--everybody gets billed.
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"The Golden House" has been billed by its publisher as Rushdie's return to realism.
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"There was no evidence that direct costs could be billed separately," the report said.
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By late Monday, it appeared that some of the billed speakers were backing out.
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And "Nebuchadnezzar," the passionate, puzzling work West billed as an opera — announced on Nov.
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The meeting was billed as a "master class" on the science of human nature.
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Rauner billed himself as a political outsider in his successful 2014 run for governor.
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"The rally was billed as a 'Merry Christmas' rally," Seth Meyers reported Thursday night.
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That's why the keel-billed toucan we saw was so high on the mountain.
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The group billed for €1.6 million during its first year for staff and activities.
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Usage is billed by the second and costs $6.50 per Cloud TPU per hour.
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"This will ensure that customers are billed for exactly what they use," said Alagbe.
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It was billed as the first gay-themed bookstore in the Chinese-speaking world.
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Also on Tuesday: President Obama's evening speech, billed as a farewell address from Chicago.
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Uninsured or out-of-network patients initially get billed at so-called chargemaster rates.
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Customers — for now, Amazon employees only — are billed automatically as they leave the store.
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The book is billed as an "intimate portrait" of O'Connor, and it certainly is.
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For the patient, it feels like a deal—the billed price is over $2,000.
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Through this scheme, the doctors allegedly billed Medicare for $164 million in fraudulent claims.
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He said, 'I don't care if it's my son or not — everybody gets billed.
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Whereas a 'normal' cloud server like AWS's EC2 offering had to be provisioned in advance and was billed by the hour regardless of whether or not it was used, AWS Lambda was provisioned instantly, on demand, and was billed only per request.
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The research also found that these practices weren't evenly distributed among hospitals: While half of hospitals billed out-of-network at a rate of less than five percent, 15 percent of hospitals billed out-of-network more than 80 percent of the time.
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That ends up exceptionally expensive for the patient who gets billed $182,955 — and for the overall health care system, which has a whole medical bureaucracy built around figuring out which health insurance plan gets billed which amount for the exact same procedure.
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Don't let your children tease the animals The safety glass may not be as billed.
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But while it's billed as a remake, Samus Returns is really more of a reimagining.
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When Hulu announced its newest series, The Handmaid's Tale, it was billed as sci-fi.
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The Portgual game had been billed as a showdown between Luis Suarez and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Though billed as a "political thriller," The Report eschews explosive drama or white-knuckle tension.
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In September, he billed the Secret Service $1.6 million for their seats on the plane.
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This is billed in one installment and is 58 percent cheaper than the list price.
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Indonesia's election was billed as one of the most complicated single-day ballots ever undertaken.
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The band's last hometown show in Kingston, Ontario, has been billed as a national celebration.
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The event in the nation's capital is being billed as the company's official US launch.
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Many edible plastics are billed as "tasteless," which doesn't mean that all of them are.
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This is billed in one instalment, and is down by over £20 on list price.
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These advances aren't easily billed, and our medical system is not adept at promoting them.
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Team communication startup Slack has always billed itself as more than just a chat app.
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"WandaVision" is a TV show billed as part classic sitcom and part epic Marvel adventure.
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Donald Trump's Monday speech in New Hampshire was billed as his big statement on terrorism.
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But utilitarian bots are not the kind of champion conversationalists we're being billed to expect.
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Car owners are billed either by kilowatt-hour or per minute, based on the station.
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It was billed as one of the most complicated single-day ballots ever under taken.
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In January a gas discovery at Glengorm was billed as Britain's largest in a decade.
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Pitch Perfect 3 was billed as "the farewell tour," and screenwriter Kay Cannon told E!
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The Olympics, at one point, were billed as a competition between highly skilled amateur athletes.
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The petro launched in February, and it was billed as the world's first sovereign cryptocurrency.
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The conference is being billed as the first of its kind in the United States.
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Once they get in, usage will be billed at $6.50 per Cloud TPU and hour.
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It was billed as a platform that connected photographers and clients looking for stock images.
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Once they join, their tweets will be automatically promoted and they'll be billed $99 monthly.
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The Nevis Catapult is billed as "the biggest and most extreme catapult in the world."
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Mitragyna speciosa, commonly called kratom, is often billed as a safer alternative to conventional painkillers.
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It's made by iMCO and billed as the world's first to integrate Alexa voice commands.
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Her name is billed on the original poster about three-quarters of the way down.
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Clinton's speech, billed as an economic address, is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m.
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And it was billed at the time as being the most expensive car ever auctioned.
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On Monday, Donald Trump gave a speech billed as a major address on terrorism policy.
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India's self-billed "King of Good Times" hasn't had much of a good time lately.
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The event in the nation's capitol is being billed as the company's official US launch.
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The trading platform will also be billed as preventing commercials from appearing alongside contentious content.
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But next season is definitively billed as the final round for the trend-setting series.
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Trump has billed the order as part of a larger effort to boost economic growth.
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Finally, GoCater clients only get billed once per month, even if companies order multiple times.
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Gypsy, Netflix's latest binge-worthy drama starring Naomi Watts, is billed as a psychological thriller.
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Clinton has billed herself as a pragmatist, willing to take the compromises that are available.
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Aerosmith's 2017 shows, which began late spring in Europe, were billed as its "farewell" tour.
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You are far more likely to hear a yellow-billed cuckoo than to see one.
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When the yellow-billed cuckoo calls, even familiar woodlands transform magically into deepest, darkest Africa.
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This is being billed as one of the biggest-budget Nigerian films of all time.
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Angela Merkel billed last week's EU summit on migration as a "make or break" moment.
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Zinke was not billed for the flight he took with Purdue, the Interior spokesperson said.
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The USOC billed the uniform as "fresh and sporty, with classic elements" on its website.
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Billed as skin care, the tinted liquid smooths on more like full-coverage, lightweight makeup.
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Since first opening in 1955, McDonald's has billed itself as a place to eat cheaply.
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The county should be billed the full costs of its overdue compliance with the settlement.
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Last year's race at Indianapolis was billed as Gordon's "last ride" on his home track.
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You might have several monthly or annual subscriptions for content or apps billed through iTunes.
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Read more: We rode the new SuperSix EVO, billed as the 'fastest lightweight road bike'
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This week's Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco is being billed as California Gov.
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"War and Turpentine" is billed as a novel, but that's hardly the word for it.
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Fairchild had Palmer's autograph, from another year, on the green-billed cap he was wearing.
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The blog was billed as a format for allowing Singaporeans to freely express their thoughts.
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Ryan billed it as a plan to "revitalize main streets" and help the middle class.
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Will the 2017 iPhone, which is being billed as a major upgrade, be any good?
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The Apple Pencil was billed as a tool that could assist both creatives and professionals.
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" His game is game billed as "A commentary on religion and our relationship with spirituality.
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The eucalyptus fabric is billed as being more breathable than cotton and softer than linen.
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Mr. Rush first appeared in public in 1953, performing unaccompanied and billed as Little Otis.
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The set was, as billed, unpolished, and Mr. Ansari occasionally referred to his notes onstage.
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Billed charges to health plans grew from $6,900 per day to over $2,500 per day.
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The case is being billed as one of the most important antitrust trials in years.
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Technically those films are categorized/billed as a studio rom-com with a sole lead.
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Outside lawyers he hired billed an additional $2645,21 in fees and about $2171.85,5723 in expenses.
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" Australia's Channel 9 and the stateside Tennis Channel have billed the match as "Federer vs.
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Meanwhile, Monáe's full-length accompanying video — billed as an "emotion picture" — is far more dystopian.
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Technically those films are catorgorized/billed as a studio rom-com with a sole lead.
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Progressive lawmakers and activist groups still billed the canceled budget vote as a win, though.
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Even so, the flight on Saturday was billed as a milestone and an engineering marvel.
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The funeral, billed as a "celebration of life," will be held at the Staples Center.
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In 1972, the company introduced the Casio Mini, billed as the world's first personal calculator.
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The analysis was based on FAIR Health's database of 23 billion privately billed health procedures.
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Throughout his recording career, he billed himself as Leon (Ndugu) Chancler, or sometimes Ndugu Chancler.
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Billed as the "world's first gaming robot," MekaMon is part video game, part STEM tool.
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That company billed the Bloomberg campaign for more than $2000 million in November and December.
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During the sale, IPVanish is only $99 for a two-year subscription that's billed biennially.
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But only 30% of patients who were balance billed paid, either partially or in full.
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A demonstration on Friday, billed as a last stand against the vote, was poorly attended.
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In the end, it turned out not to be coronavirus — but he was billed $3,270.
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We also opened a new parrot habitat for our six thick-billed parrots last month.
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Nevertheless, "there are definitely women out there who are still being billed inappropriately," Becker said.
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Caleb Schwab was killed while riding the Verruckt, billed as the world's tallest waterslide. 5.
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All of Apple&aposs iCloud storage plans are billed on a month-to-month basis.
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"Bad Vibes Forever," which is billed as the final XXXTentacion album, was released on Friday.
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What was initially billed as a massive coup has begun to show a few cracks.
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In the next six months, Hikmat's companies billed TOIFOR for more than fifty million dollars.
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It's being billed as pro-consumer, allowing freedom of choice and potential savings for many.
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It is becoming as endangered as the ivory-billed woodpecker or Johnny Depp's movie career.
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Billed as an automated video editing service, Magisto was acquired by Vimeo back in April.
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Both are billed as "conversations" (Obama's as "intimate"), and both are produced by Live Nation.
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Redgrave refused to take any money for the cameo or be billed in any previews.
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It will be the conclusion of what the team has billed as Patrik Elias Week.
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Virtual check-ins will be billed as shorter visits, so the rates will be lower.
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The NBA 2K series began in 1999, billed as next generation of basketball simulation games.
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Two different hospitals trips for the same condition may be treated and billed quite differently.
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L, who once billed himself as "The Friendliest Black Artist in America," will fare here.
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Occupy White Walls is billed as a sandbox-building, AI-driven, massive multiplayer online game.
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BTW -- Bob's station is billed as "Kool Killer Kountry" ... with 3 Ks for initials. Seriously.
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It is billed as an overture to U.S. President Donald Trump's Israeli-Palestinian peace plan.
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While Dworkin is famously billed as being anti-trans, Williams thinks that framing may be fallacious.
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Pierard was an actor, sometimes billed as "Le Colosse," since he happened to weigh 342 pounds.
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Crystal Castles, I Wayne, Dexta Daps, MHD, and Mr Eazi are also billed to play. Whew.
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Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt has billed himself as the "adult in the room" compared to Johnson.
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Huishan was billed as the country's biggest integrated dairy firm when it went public in 2013.
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The matchup between Anderson Silva and Israel Adesanya was billed as a battle of old vs.
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That letter, billed as "nonpartisan," also noted that it should not be construed as an endorsement.
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According to the FTC's original complaint, Amazon billed its customers millions of dollars in these charges.
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The singer will release Glory later this week, which is being billed as her comeback album.
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This works out at just £2.09 a month, billed in one lump sum every three years.
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The greatest emphasis is on the wine list, all of it billed as "natural" or organic.
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State guidance says that arbiters should consider the 80th percentile of billed charges, or list prices.
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Leipold based his case on the sport's popularity in Minnesota, billed as the State of Hockey.
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Aristotle is billed as a cutting edge nanny, but no mistake: it's inevitably a surveillance device.
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He is very understanding and refunds me for the time he has billed so far ($210).
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Oslo's plans have often been billed as a "car ban" by the press and driving enthusiasts.
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Originally billed as a way to reduce email, Slack is now closer to a neural net.
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It's billed as a simple and efficient way to deal with batch computing in the cloud.
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Billed publicly as more of a celebrity partner, the rapper, 42, claimed on Twitter on Jan.
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Two other cabinet secretaries were pushed out in part because they billed taxpayers for personal travel.
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And in January it announced new ad settings controls, also billed as boosting transparency and control.
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It billed the move as a way to cap borrowing costs, ahead of two election years.
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That camera came out last year, and this new edition is being billed as the OneStep+.
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A TRIP billed as a show of support for Christians had a noticeable lack of them.
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The Justice League, billed as DC's answer to Marvel's highly lucrative "Avengers" series, has high expectations.
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Claims data, which is the stuff that gets billed, is more shallow but also more comprehensive.
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So not only did they screw up and not cancel my account, they double billed me!!
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The deal, billed as a merger of equals, is expected to close in the fourth quarter.
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Indonesia's 2019 election was billed as one of the most complicated single-day ballots ever undertaken.
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Jon Favreau is directing the new Lion King, which is billed as a "live-action" remake.
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The kingdom is billed as a tourist attraction, by its owner, real estate mogul Chen Mingjing.
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New products, like wearables, are almost always billed as something bigger and better than their reality.
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When Tesla patented the invention, he billed it as a tool of exploration, transportation, and war.
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The game was billed as something of a battle of the quarterbacks, and it hasn't disappointed.
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The government is seeking damages of three times what it was billed for allegedly fraudulent claims.
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The provision is billed as a way to discourage the movement of jobs and profit overseas.
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If the invitation is accepted, all future rides are billed to that main credit card holder.
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Billed as a win Trump's aides championed the proposal after the high-stakes Trump-Putin meeting.
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He charged us his "normal hourly rate" for his time and billed us for 50 hours.
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In the Post interview, Hogan billed himself as a traditional Republican with a more centrist bent.
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Before it began, the panel was billed as a farewell from the show to its fans.
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The Toronto and Waterloo corridor is sometimes billed — unsurprisingly — as the Silicon Valley of the North.
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Fyre Festival, billed as an ultra-luxury destination music experience, was cancelled before it even started.
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"I don't care if it's my son or not — everybody gets billed," Trump Sr. reportedly said.
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It emerged again Wednesday in Washington during what was billed as a major foreign policy speech.
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Its end-of-year parties, including one for the press corps, were billed as "holiday receptions".
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It was billed as the largest oil auction in history, one expected to produce a windfall.
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The event was originally billed as a run-of-the-mill patriotic and free speech rally.
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Though billed as "theater," it should be of serious interest to dance lovers. Oct. 15-30.
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Salesforce said in February that it has $13.3 billion of business that's contracted but not billed.
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In addition, the event will feature a market (billed as "affordable") with crafts and objets d'art.
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Tim Murphy (R-Pa.), which Republican leadership has billed as the party's response to mass shootings.
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She billed her first major solo trip to Africa last October as a Be Best tour.
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Confido billed itself as a blockchain start-up that was disrupting traditional escrow services and transactions.
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Billed as a "VR aquatic safari park," Ocean Rift is an enjoyable exploration of Earth's oceans.
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Its exhibitions, billed as rigorously curated, are by invitation only and feature just one artist each.
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Ahead of his appointment, Johnson was billed as a tech-savvy veteran of the coffee world.
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That fight was billed as "the fight of the century" but left plenty of fans cold.
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Billed as the world's first multi-aperture camera, the L16 looks like a smartphone on psychedelics.
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"The Apprentice" billed itself as a show that collected contestants from all economic and educational backgrounds.
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In a speech late on Monday, billed as her first major address on foreign policy, Mrs.
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Jamming with top-billed musicians is something most amateur players — even adults — can only dream of.
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And, back in 1999, the J12 watch collection was billed as the house's first unisex offering.
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A Dutch supermarket introduced on Wednesday what it billed as the world's first plastic-free aisle.
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They're billed under the title "Working Out New Material," with the intent of doing exactly that.
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The speech was billed by his campaign as a major outlining of his policies and principles.
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The price of lying in the operating suite and recovery room (billed in 2000-minute intervals).
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For $7.99 a month (billed annually), you can watch up to three 2D movies every month.
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Both are billed as tax-deferral strategies, but in many cases, those taxes are never paid.
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Sometimes it was billed as an international car race, other times a peace mission on wheels.
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This is being billed as a reduction in the burden on hard-working small business owners.
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Sex, drugs, and crimes continued to be featured in these movies which billed themselves as educational.
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What's billed as the world's biggest food fight gets underway today in Buñol, Spain: La Tomatina.
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What's billed as the world's biggest food fight gets underway today in Buñol, Spain: la Tomatina.
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Billed as an ultraluxurious musical getaway in the Bahamas, the event last month became a punchline.
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"It's gone from the human touch to 'get it done and get it billed,'" she said.
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Or is it about peace in the Middle East as it is now being re-billed?
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"The Woods" was billed as their final album, and on it they took a sonic leap.
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For errands, though, I rented Zipcars, which are billed by the hour with steep late fees.
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A yellow-billed, hornbill bird, about 423 feet tall, popped its curved, sickle-like beak out.
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The move was billed as a show of solidarity, but it masked a sense of desperation.
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The Eaton Workshop hotel is billed as "the world's first politically motivated hotel," according to Bloomberg.
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The vehicle has been billed as a serious competitor to high-end electric vehicles from Tesla.
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Section 2702 is billed as one of the most important legal authorities to stop terrorist attacks.
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MOSCOW/LONDON (Reuters) - It was billed as the deal that proved Russia remained open for business.
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You'll be billed once every three years and this includes a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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"You report expenses when they're incurred, not when they're billed, if it's over $220006," he said.
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In 2010, Amazon was pushing the Kindle hard and books were still its top-billed category.
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The idea was billed as an effort to expand apprenticeship opportunities in the health care industry.
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Zachary Lamb, who staffed the advance team for Trump's 2016 run, billed $7,0003 that same month.
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Between September 2018 and January, Barlow billed CMS for more than $150,000 as an independent consultant.
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For years, it has billed itself as a subsidiary of Hainan Airlines or the HNA Group.
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Horner also took issue with the dinosaur billed as a Stygimoloch in "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom."
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Arsenal played Tottenham in what was billed the most important North London derby of all time.
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Although the protests were billed as peaceful, some attendees tagged the locations to register their anger.
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Talon billed himself as the "authentic" Beninese candidate and repeatedly attacked his opponent's dual French nationality.
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Yes, Reynolds is first-billed in this film, even though all he does is play Pikachu.
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One man, William Kennedy, said that he was wrongly billed for cleaning fees twice in one night.
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She was later jailed for three months and billed 90,000 Swiss francs ($92,000) for wasting police time.
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It appears that there is a $33,23 support fee that will be billed yearly to California DOJ.
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It's billed as a musical adventure comedy about an orphan girl who aspires to become a dancer.
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They were billed as punk or new wave maybe but they were more of an art band.
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WOW billed the fares as "its lowest airline prices yet" for customers flying between California and Europe.
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This is important to remember when buying an app, as it will be billed to that account.
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The rally on Sunday was billed partly as a show of support for the city's ethnic minorities.
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He billed tai chi as "Meditation in Motion" and developed a huge following to his YMCA classes.
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He did not take questions from the students, despite the event being billed as a town hall.
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The lack of clarity about the government's thinking on Brexit is billed as a canny negotiating ploy.
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Li was billed just over £5,000 for her NHS hospital care before she had even given birth.
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He then improperly billed the meals to his office, which meant the taxpayer picked up the tab.
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Billed by Razer as anti-ghosting, it has decent actuation and is suitable for would-be gamers.
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Keeping in line with USA's former "blue skies" motto, "Suits" never billed itself as a political show.
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The obstacle course billed as the world's toughest gets even harder as competitors race side by side.
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The event, billed as a panel about fake news, is being co-sponsored by the College Republicans.
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Just remember to do this before Thursday if you don't want to be billed $9.99 per month.
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The Scottish independence referendum of 2014 was billed by nationalists as a "once-in-a-generation opportunity".
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And whatever Twitter walks away with, expect it to be billed as an experiment on all sides.
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One caveat is that these plans are billed annually, so you'll be making a bigger commitment upfront.
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Ru's relatively recent rival offering, BeepCar, in what's being billed as both an acquisition and a partnership.
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FOOTBALL'S World Cup in 2022, to be hosted by Qatar, was always billed as a regional event.
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The speech was billed as the first of six that will detail the government's line on Brexit.
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The meeting was being billed by NXIVM as "women's movement" within the group, according to the magazine.
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Balor versus Styles was billed as an impromptu dream match, and it lived up to that billing.
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Though 1992 was once billed "the Year of the Woman," take a look at how 2018 compares.
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They're commonly billed as the "hookup" generation, but this gives a false impression of millennials, explained Monto.
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It was the showdown billed as the most important moment of the 2016 presidential campaign so far.
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You will be billed once every three years, and the total saving works out at over £200.
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Billed as an anti-corruption sweep, the jailing also feels unmistakably like a purge of political foes.
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When the international collaboration began in 2005, it was billed as a $5 billion, 10 year project.
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" They were a marketing piece for their newest product, billed as "capsules for people who take pills.
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The round is actually being billed as the second tranche of the London-based company's seed funding.
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There's also one track billed winningly as a "re-freak," care of Dam-Funk, debuting here today.
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American Spy is being billed as Le Carre meets the racial nuances found in Ralph Ellison's novels.
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Last year, Lelo made headlines when it introduced Hex, billed as the world's first re-engineered condom.
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A big one can be that the threesome is billed as a gift for a partner's birthday.
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It had been billed as a sequel of "Mockingbird" but was believed to have been a draft.
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In part because the visit is being billed as unofficial, several players have opted not to attend.
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Childish Gambino, Tame Impala, and Ariana Grande are billed as headliners for the weekend, which makes sense.
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Mr Mas billed the regional elections as the referendum on independence that Madrid had refused to call.
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Our sources say it was first billed as a "victory party" but later changed to a fundraiser.
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The average balance billed to patients was $622.55, though the study reported bills as high as $85033,603.30.
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Under a deferred payment plan, the government could be billed for patients who they no longer cover.
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The iPhone SE that is billed as starting at $399 will sell from around $599 in India.
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NICKY MORGAN, the education secretary, was billed as a steady hand when she took office in 2014.
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ISTE 2016, billed as the "premiere education technology conference," will be in full swing today as well.
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Therefore, rape kits can be considered "extraordinary" to a crime, and can be billed to convicted perpetrators.
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The second of these two wars, incidentally, was originally billed as the natural outgrowth of Iraq's intransigence.
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The 219 lots include a near complete skeleton of a harpocrasaurus, a late Cretaceous duck-billed herbivore.
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The event is being billed as an "unprecedented" discovery that's ushering in a new era of astronomy.
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Burrows tells the story as part of a special that's been billed as a pseudo-Friends reunion.
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The product is being billed as being able to generate enough energy to fully power a household.
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The Beach Bum is billed as a "follow-up" to Spring Breakers, rather than a direct sequel.
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The interview, billed by the network as a "cable exclusive interview," will air Monday at 8 p.m.
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It's billed as a dark comedy, but it feels more like a half-hour drama to me.
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Billed as a way to fight human trafficking, it codified an exception to Section 230 for prostitution.
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All three cruises are aboard a Seven Seas Explorer, billed as "the most luxurious ship ever built."
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Europe doesn't want to wait that long, and has billed the current proposal as a temporary solution.
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He spent 23 years broadcasting on "Breath of Life," billed as the first black religious television program.
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It was billed as a low-budget affair — the wine and beer were gone by 8 p.m.
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Republicans have billed the legislation as a tax cut that would reduce the burden middle-class families.
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Star artists Blink-182, Migos, Lil Yachty and Major Lazer all were billed on the festival's lineup.
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The people who are being billed improperly are "qualified Medicare beneficiaries" who are also enrolled in Medicaid.
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Ms. Barry, then billed as Patricia White, made more than 21998 movies over the next four years.
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It's billed as the largest collection of the Stones' stage outfits, musical instruments and memorabilia ever assembled.
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A Canadian goose and a Ring-billed Gull received IV fluids after both displayed serious overdose symptoms.
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The Pebble 22017 is being billed as the company's "most affordable" smartwatch, with a focus on fitness.
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At the time of the acquisition, CCleaner was billed as having 130M users, including 15M on Android.
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Cora was billed as the championess wrestler of the world, willing to take on all female comers.
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Billed as the biggest life extension festival in history, RAAD Fest took place from August 4-7.
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What was billed as a temporary measure in a time of crisis has been almost completely normalized.
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Lorde would have a top-billed spot at Pitchfork Fest, which would deem her critically acceptable pop.
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As that solar produces electricity we take the billed credits locally and that's distributed onto the bill.
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From yellow-billed loons to brown boobys, the country is awash with all types of feathered friends.
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Media Res will produce the series for Apple, with founder Michael Ellenberg billed as an executive producer.
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You'll get a week of Hulu + Live TV for free before you start getting billed for it.
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Rather than adhering to Clover's demands, the labs turned around and billed the patients -- Clover's elderly members.
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Key points:IgnitionOne was billed as a "one-stop shop" to help marketers with their digital-ad spending.
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The exhibit is part of what the zoo billed as a close-up experience with white rhinos.
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Capping billed charges at 125 percent of contracted prices would keep hospitals from exploiting their E.R. advantage.
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Saturday's concert, billed (eight months late) as Mr. Cale's "75th Birthday Celebration," offered no nostalgia, only intransigence.
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MAQUOKETA, Iowa -- It's a packed house for what was billed as a small veterans' event with Sen.
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It features what is billed as the first transgender role written for a transgender singer (Liz Bouk).
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The initiative, billed as an environmental alternative, offers loyalty points to guests who forgo daily room cleaning.
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The work is billed as a revenge fantasy that centers on the relationship between two young men.
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The Prepa records indicate that other companies billed far more and took longer to complete their projects.
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It was billed as the first political debate in the country to take place inside a jail.
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And who isn't going to follow "the Bob Ross of dogs," as Agador is billed on Instagram.
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"Claims that are billed inappropriately or submitted fraudulently hurt everyone because they raise costs," Ms. Grow said.
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The satirical skit was billed as a guide for Chinese tourists to avoid causing problems while abroad.
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Cheryl becomes preoccupied with an actress playing a "beautiful black mammy" billed only as the Watermelon Woman.
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The firm defending the estate against Mr. Epstein's accusers, Troutman Sanders, billed for one conversation on Aug.
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On Baseball The event at Citi Field on Sunday was billed as a major league baseball game.
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What was billed as a bold experiment in conservative economics has failed miserably in the Sunflower State.
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Billed as the search engine that doesn't track you, DuckDuckGo processes around 1.5 billion searches every month.
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Next month, runners in Sacramento compete in the Donut Dash, billed as four doughnuts over four miles.
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And among those patients who had commercial coverage but were out of network, 20173% were balance billed.
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This was billed as an early showcase between elite teams with dreams of the College Football Playoff.
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Love Is ... The wedding celebration of David Carter and Robert Parker was billed as a tea dance.
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Every month since then I have been billed $20, with tax, for each of these "free" lines.
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And if your charges do not exceed $15 in a quarter, you won't get billed at all.
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After a car wreck, a Miami hospital billed her for $20,000 (Miami Herald) View the discussion thread.
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The enormous market potential of the elderly is billed as the "silver economy" by Chinese state media.
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Whitmer beat Abdul El-Sayed, a Sanders-backed newcomer who billed himself as the race's progressive option.
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The effort was billed as a way to comply with the White House's push to reduce regulations.
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The three-day event is billed by organizers as providing a motoring experience "like 50 years ago".
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The 33-year-old Rodgers, wearing a Pleasant Valley billed cap and T-shirt, filled the screen.
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This was "Counting Sheep," billed as an "immersive guerrilla folk opera," at 3LD Art and Technology Center.
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The hospital billed a separate facility fee and chose level 3053, typically reserved for moderately complex visits.
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The calamitous Fyre Festival was initially billed as a luxury package music extravaganza in the Bahamas: Yachts!
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This awards show, billed as music's biggest night and hosted by Alicia Keys, celebrates its 61st ceremony.
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If they do not sign a consent form after that notice, they can not be balance-billed.
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It's billed as a novel, but there are few (if any) novels that take a similar form.
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Parker billed himself as the first wine critic not influenced by industry interests, an objective consumer advocate.
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Michael Cohen once billed himself as the "fixer" who could make Donald Trump's most vexing problems disappear.
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The sale's top lot, a Long-Billed Curlew from the American School, 2085th century, sold for $2000,217.
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One patient who visited the emergency room in 2013 was billed $9.20 for a single ibuprofen tablet.
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A second method, billed as greener by the Canadian government and oil interests, is "in-situ" extraction.
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Three times — Ali's first and last days in detox, and her second day in the rehab facility — Wellness Counseling and Detox billed her insurance $21,275 for a urine test, while National Laboratories, owned by Deering, billed her insurance $218,800 for so-called definitive testing of at least eight drugs.
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Another consumer said she deleted her account but continued to be billed more than $500 in recurring charges.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Much contemporary poetry billed as experimental prioritizes literary devices over raw emotions.
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The global tariffs, which were billed as a matter of national security, countered Mattis' recommendation of targeted tariffs.
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Ashley Palmiscino's insurance company was billed roughly $4 million for her five-month-old son Luca's lung transplant.
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That's a huge win for the company, which originally billed itself as a pioneer in quantified health care.
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For those customers, the combined price of Prime and AmazonFresh would be $25.98 per month, but billed separately.
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During the saturated fat panic of the mid-20th century, trans fats were billed as a healthy alternative.
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South Korea's Songdo, billed as the world's greenest city, also has faced challenges meeting its low-carbon aims.
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He will be billed for the rescue and Knuckles said it will cost in the thousands of dollars.
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The demonstration that did end in the mass arrests was billed as an "anti-capitalist, anti-fascist" protest.
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It was billed as a campaign rally -- the same sort of event Cruz would hold any other evening.
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Within the constraints of a poor fiscal outlook, this Autumn Statement was billed as being about the JAMs.
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Fyre Fest was billed as an exclusive, luxury music festival on the island of Exuma in the Bahamas.
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Meanwhile, the gameplay itself, which is billed as a "cinematic platformer," looks reminiscent of classics like Another World.
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Run by Mark Lazar, formerly at TechStars, the programme is billed as 'the first of its kind globally'.
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They include the diminutive spoon-billed sandpiper, a wader whose numbers are down to fewer than 200 pairs.
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A full-fledged appointment that must be scheduled and billed as such, even if the problem is minor?
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The show is billed as a look at the future of humanity with the world's most interesting visionaries.
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China's Jingli Duan claimed bronze while New Zealand's Emma Twigg, billed as Brennan's strongest challenger, came in fourth.
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Grab a 1098-T to report either payments received or amounts billed for qualified tuition and related expenses.
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So what can you expect in this Donald-deficient episode, which is being billed as "Trump-Free Tuesday"?
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Sonos is billed as being the ultimate in-home music system, promising seamless streaming throughout your entire house.
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For now, it's billed as an indoor security camera, and won't work if left outside in the rain.
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Gaga is being billed as "Lady Gaga" instead of Stefani Germanotta, the name she still sometimes goes by.
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Student Loans (undergrad): $130Cell phone: $50 ($150 billed and $100 reimbursed by work)Electricity: $150-303, averaging $273.61.
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Otherwise, it billed passengers for sudden trips to the airport whenever their driver passed through a spoofed area.
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This is being billed as a marquee new feature in its updates to the Apple Watch's health app.
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This was something I didn't cause, and I feel like it could have been billed to someone else.
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First, it has been billed as an early test of whether Mr Trump can be held to account.
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There's something familiar about the "billed cap" that I don't want to think about too much right now.
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Billed as the world's most advanced water-rationing system, this has kept the flow to the sea uninterrupted.
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Though billed as a boon for business, the House tax plan has numerous provisions that threaten powerful industries.
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Emma Stone and Jonah Hill-starring Maniac, like the previously-mentioned shows, was billed as a limited series.
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The hacker, who was arrested in Malaysia in 2015, billed himself as leader of the Kosova Hacker's Security.
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" The all-star event, held at Atlanta's Fox Theatre, was billed as "Hampton 70: A Celebration of Col.
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Two sources with direct knowledge told Forbes it was Donald Trump who insisted his son's charity be billed.
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Billed as a spiritual sequel to Dazed and Confused—though you don't need to remember that movie to
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Citizens collected over 8,500 signs from around the city in the action billed as the Bandit Signs Brigade.
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The cost of charging the car, about $20 at a long stop, was billed automatically to an account.
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has been billed as the eighth installment of the Harry Potter saga.
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Doctors' and labs' fees are billed through insurance — or through various patient assistance programs — and shipping is free.
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This year, in an election billed as a referendum on President Donald Trump, Trump lost — but only barely.
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It's billed as "the world's most intelligent oral sex stimulator," and who can possibly say no to that?
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The footage was taken down shortly after the halftime show concluded; it was billed as a halftime exclusive.
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There's also a risk-free three-day free-trial, and you won't be billed until this period ends.
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The Democratic frontrunner's fundraising blitz starts February 12 with what is being billed as a post-debate fundraiser.
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Spacey was billed as one of the movie's main stars and is an important piece of the plot.
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The new offering, 1Password Business, replaces the Teams Pro plan — with what's billed as additional features and "flexibility".
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Among them was a device billed as the world's first smart bottle opener, which connects to the Internet.
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Mobile services will be auto-billed, meaning your credit card will be automatically charged when payments are due.
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Logan Lucky has at times been billed as a "NASCAR heist," but that's a bit of a misnomer.
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Should you sign your business up for TikTok, that music video app being billed as the new Vine?
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Aerosmith's 2017 shows began in late spring in Europe and had been billed as the band's "farewell" tour.
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The president's comments came during what had been billed as a statement on the economy and financial corruption.
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By contrast, the yellow-billed cuckoo (Coccyzus americanus) is long and lean, and elegantly plumed in earth tones.
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"Those doctors then perform a surgery and insurance is billed for tens of thousands of dollars," explains Glor.
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The new posts, billed as Vault 8, will contain much of the computer code to create those tools.
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Smaller accounts in the firm's WealthBuilder service — those with at least $200,000 in investible assets — are billed 1.5%.
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Billed as a "personal history of cinema," it links disparate clips with quotations from the philosopher Gilles Deleuze.
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He then opened a Washington-based consulting firm billed as an outside support network for the Trump administration.
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It marooned more than 100,000 tourists abroad, prompting what was billed as the country's biggest peacetime repatriation effort.
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Barney was billed as a womanizing, charming character, but as the years wore on, he became increasingly problematic.
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Sanders's remarks came during a rally that was billed to support "Medicare for All," according to The State.
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The difference between water supplied and billed is today around 103 per cent — "world class," Mr Armitage says.
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He then creatively hosted the foundation's gala at his own resort, Mar-a-Lago, and billed them $276,463.
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According to CBS News' investigation, people's Medicare accounts have been billed between $7,000 and $21,000 for such tests.
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Hillary Clinton gives what is being billed as her first televised interview since accepting the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Tickets to Wednesday's concert -- billed as a secret show taking place in London -- were provided free of charge.
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Billed as Orlando's tallest coaster, Mako, which rises 200 feet, aims to mimic the movement of a shark.
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The show, which contains about 85 works, is being billed as Mr. Kiefer's first-ever exhibition in China.
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And we arrived in Randazzo — billed as the most beautiful of the volcano's villages — in the early evening.
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Sales of both CAR-Ts - billed as potential blockbusters at their launch - have been slow to ramp up.
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For the record, the lowest tab was for Broad and Cassel ... which only billed the estate for $915.73.
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Trump billed his university as a place people could go to learn everything necessary about real estate investing.
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Per the Post, residents began "what has been billed as six weeks of demonstrations against Israel" last week.
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Items billed to the men's cards included lap dances, bottles of champagne, rounds of Patron, and "generous" tips.
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As before, trips are automatically billed to the payment card you have on file with your Family Profile.
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The company billed Wednesday's test as a "pre-Kitty Hawk moment" for an entirely new method of transportation.
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The deal between Airbus and Franke's Indigo Partners is billed as the industry's largest by number of aircraft.
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It is being billed as the fight between boxing's two best middleweights, and in many ways, it is.
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When art, music, sports and information can be digitally accessed anywhere, works billed as local become oddly exotic.
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Nxivm (pronounced Nex-e-um) was founded in the 1990s and billed itself as a self-help group.
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This work is billed as an exploration of three young men and what it means to be alone.
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This work is billed to the owner, but city housing officials acknowledge these cases rarely result in fines.
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The speech was billed as an address on his counterterrorism legacy — and for the most part, it was.
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The new Brizzly+ subscription service costs $6 per month, which reduces to $5 per month when billed annually.
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He attended conferences billed as conservative gatherings where he made his name known in political circles that mattered.
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In that and the two other film dramas she made that year, she was billed as Nanette Fabares.
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LaPierre had billed Ackerman McQueen for more than $540,000 in clothing and travel expenses, according to the Journal.
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According to the Whitefish letter, the company has billed about $103 million — and $83 million is still outstanding.
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The dashboard, billed as a public health utility, includes a county-by-county breakdown of people's movement patterns.
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In 22016, for example, the company produced the LED display Pulsar, billed as the world's first digital watch.
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Evans told CNN that the evacuees at March Air Reserve Base will be billed for their evacuation flight.
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While billed as being environmentally friendly, the article notes that this could hurt employment and hours for housekeepers.
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But the real payoff was at Gold Spike, a former casino billed as an "adult playground" (free admission).
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The massive hardcover "Rihanna" is billed as an autobiography, but really it's another one of her luxury offerings.
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Last week's game between the Clippers and the Cavaliers was billed by many as an N.B.A. finals preview.
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It's billed as an Occupational Health and Safety Clinic run by and for Sex Workers, past or present.
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Mergers between health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers have been billed as a way to save employers money.
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More than 350 of these products are billed for intercepting and disabling drones; the rest simply detect them.
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For patients with diagnoses like diabetes or hypertension, a cooking class is billed as an intermediate office visit.
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Steyer billed himself as the only candidate who would make climate change his No. 1 priority as president.
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Rodriguez said more hummingbirds, mostly broad-billed and beryl species, have arrived in the garden in recent years.
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Toshiba's board met on Thursday for what had been billed as a decisive vote to choose a buyer.
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A premium Skillshare membership is $15 billed monthly, or $99 up front for the year ($8.25 per month).
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This is primarily being billed as a horror movie, even if you have other things on your mind.
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He originally billed himself as Art E. Johnson because there was another Arthur Johnson in the actors union.
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A Gravity Falls branching-choice book, for example, is billed as a "Select Your Own Choose-Venture" novel.
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The Maison Souquet, billed as having luxurious interiors and romantic ambiance, cinched the top spot on TripAdvisor's ranking.
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The event, billed as the largest of its kind since 2011, was reminiscent of military parades under Gaddafi.
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Saturday's game was billed as the Mike Slive Invitational, and proceeds will support research to prevent prostate cancer.
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Sutherland is also billed as an EP. Both series will premiere in the upcoming 2016-17 TV season.
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The tax was billed as a way to fund community schools, prekindergarten programs, recreation centers, libraries and parks.
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It was billed as a comeback and the makeup work was deemed "mind-boggling" in the Times review.
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This movie, which takes place during World War II, is billed as both a comedy and a drama.
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ITS was billed as a transport system with a large spaceship capable of carrying up to 100 people.
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In true populist fashion, his campaign materials billed him as the arbiter of a revolution of common sense.
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The campers' insurance is billed for therapy; the camp counselors, who are mostly undergraduate students, volunteer their time.
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The two-day, hastily organized summit, which ended on Thursday, was billed as a Middle East security conference.
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Made by Codemasters and billed as a "video game enhancer", this little black cartridge blew my tiny mind.
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Both Democrats and Republicans have billed the boost in defense funding as a push to rebuild the military.
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Hundreds rallied outside the National Press Club, where the event billed as DeploraBall, was being held, NBC Washington reported.
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Because despite being billed as "Africa's Silicon Valley," only 35% of IT jobs in Senegal are held by women.
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Often billed as a striker, Felder's feet can be sluggish but where he really excels is as a hitter.
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Meanwhile, the S2500R is being billed as a no-compromise camera focused on delivering excellent photo and video capture.
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Uber IPO: Trade could take some attention off Uber's Wall Street debut, billed as the year's most-hyped IPO.
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She&aposs drawn national media attention and progressives have billed her as a new face of the Democratic Party.
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On Walmart's website, the product is billed as "complete nutrition" for a baby's first year and sells for $19.98.
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Today's appearance was billed as a "social media conversation" that was simultaneously livestreamed and carried on the television network.
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Orca Encounter is being billed as an educational experience that will show how killer whales eat, communicate and navigate.
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He's a member here, so our purchases just get billed to his account as opposed to paying each time.
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Istanbul's new $12 billion airport, billed as one of the world's biggest, is scheduled to open fully next month.
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It's being billed as a premium title; it'll cost $8.99 and will feature no ads or in-app purchases.
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Still, those three global retreats are likely to pay off handsomely despite being billed as the result of failure.
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It was billed as a cheaper, if slightly less convenient, alternative to ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft.
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What was billed as the biggest shake-up of the railways in 20 years turned out to be timid.
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The storm was billed as the strongest cyclone the world has seen this year by the World Meteorological Organization.
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Belgrade in Serbia is the party capital of the former Yugoslavia and billed as an up-and-coming Berlin.
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Other performers include Lee Greenwood, The Gatlin Brothers, and Lyle Lovett, but the big five are billed as headliners.
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Why not DJ Khaled for the whole soundtrack, given that the top-billed star is a '90s rap icon?
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Still, many Indians worry that a programme billed as voluntary is increasingly, with little public debate, being made mandatory.
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" Mr. Trump's speech opened a three-day event at the college, billed as the "Second Step Presidential Justice Forum.
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" The hearing was billed as an "examination of Facebook and its impact on the financial services and housing sectors.
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If you're getting billed just to keep your money at your bank, though, it may be time to switch.
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I'm left with over $1,000 in debt that the insurance company won't pay because the wrong plan was billed.
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Though it is billed as a 24-hour gym, the club closes for the overnight shifts on the weekends.
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The series was billed as an extension of the Barstool Sports podcast "Pardon My Take," The Huffington Post explained.
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The upcoming mobile game, called Final Fantasy XV: Pocket Edition, is billed as a "retelling" of the FFXV story.
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They are also billed for glucose monitors, lancets, lancet devices, test strips, pumps, insulin coolers, syringes and other supplies.
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It was billed as an easy way to avoid having to collect people's bank account info to pay them.
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Billed as "crowdsourced activewear," per the label's website, folks can weigh in on three categories: products, manufacturing, and models.
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In.gredients, an East Austin business that billed itself as America's first zero-waste grocery store, shuttered permanently in 2018.
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Billed as the heavy favorite heading into the women's all-around gymnastics competition, she lived up to the hype.
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Duck-billed dinosaurs, also called hadrosaurs, earned their name because the front of their skull resembles a duck's bill.
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Gaga, who is billed as Lady Gaga in the movie, will be wailing at the top of her range.
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Then billed as "The Nightingale of Montgomery Street," due to her love of opera, she developed a cult following.
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The main problem has been the introduction of the GST, billed as India's biggest tax reform in 70 years.
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Me, too, lady, mumbles a red-nosed drunk in a billed cap, leaning his big head into Mom's window.
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The company also billed the Oakleys $2,400 to replace the mold-coated carpet, blaming the family for its condition.
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Tesla has long billed its Model 3 as the electric car that would bring electric driving to the masses.
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In June, Corey Damond Smith, Jr., 22, of Tampa was charged with selling Bradley Dykes fentanyl billed as heroin.
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Even after the meeting, billed publicly by advisers as "phase two" of the campaign, Sanders struggled with that adjustment.
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Some migratory birds, like the spoon-billed sandpiper in Asia, are down to perhaps fewer than 250 breeding pairs.
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Ilya Naishuller's first person POV high-octane action film Hardcore has the main actor billed as "you" the viewer.
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The organizers billed the appearance as "a once in a lifetime event" to hear from the current EPA chief.
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Cash registers and checkout lines become superfluous - customers are billed after leaving the store using credit cards on file.
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Watching her child's stiff performance in the dailies, Bette requests that she be billed as B.D. Merill, not Davis.
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But sometimes her visits were billed with a "level 1" facility fee, the cheapest fee for the simplest visits.
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In January, Mr. Peduto was also surprised to get billed for a ride home in an Uber autonomous vehicle.
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Rock legend Bob Seger has announced what is being billed as his final tour with the Silver Bullet Band.
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Billed as The Match: Tiger v Phil, the event will be played at exclusive Shadow Creek in Las Vegas.
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The rating also provides a way to see how well funds that are not billed as ESG focused fare.
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Oh, and Apple and Android will get paid as the fee is billed through them (they take a percentage).
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Over the years, the festival has billed top international headliners such as Guy Gerber, Maceo Plex, and Seth Troxler.
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O) last month bought Raven, billed as China's answer to Amazon's Alexa intelligent personal assistant; and Samsung Electronics (005930.
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Most Turks cheered as the party undertook a series of reforms, billed as raising Turkish justice to European standards.
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World of Final Fantasy has largely been billed as fan service, and in a lot of ways it is.
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Fyre Festival, billed as an ultra-luxury destination music experience, is facing its second major lawsuit of this week.
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Yet in what is being billed as the Brexit election, more is at stake than Britain's relationship with Europe.
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The first product, a natural contraception for adult women — billed as best suited for women aged 28-40, i.e.
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In a Trump takedown billed as a foreign policy address in San Diego on Thursday, Hillary scored several points.
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Like Ocasio-Cortez, Pressley billed herself as a young woman of color looking to take on the Washington establishment.
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The event had been billed as part of Khan's drive to give "the nation's wealth to its rightful owners".
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In commercial real estate, Tianjin's Yujuiapu skyscraper district, billed as the "Wall Street of North China", remains largely empty.
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Nude, which has been billed as a luxury line, is sold through retail outlets such as Sephora and SpaceNK.
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A six-story shopping complex, catering to mainlanders and billed as Asia's largest duty-free mall, opened in 2014.
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But how his presence will play during what has been billed as a lecture series remains to be seen.
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" Not to be outdone, Netflix's "Fyre" is billed as the inside story of "the greatest party that never happened.
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Victoria's Secret's Pink business, which is aimed at the same age group, is still billed as flirtatious and provocative.
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Threads is also Facebook's latest assault on Snapchat, which has long billed itself as a more private social network.
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Regardless, close ties are widely expected under Mnangagwa, billed as a pro-business figure committed to increasing foreign inflows.
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