The groom's mother is a school counselor at Bonanza Schools in Bonanza, Ore.
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I'm not going to promise a bonanza, but it'll probably be something like a bonanza.
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AND THEY'RE PAYING BONANZA A 75% PREMIUM TO THE $421 MILLION VALUATION ESTABLISHED BY BONANZA CREDITORS.
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We need to explore openly why, at an event celebrating her loving life's journey, a publicity bonanza was given a perennial preacher of hate was given a publicity bonanza.
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IPO bonanza On the IPO front, things are looking brighter.
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Lifting those sanctions would mean a bonanza for his company.
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Were you surprised by the brooch bonanza on social media?
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Yet the governments of both countries are imperilling this bonanza.
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Ponderosa & Bonanza Steakhouses:These steakhouses are offering two deals this year.
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It hopes to return to power before the oil bonanza.
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Warren East has disclosed the rationale for the cash bonanza.
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There's a veritable bonanza of baby Florida panthers right now.
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As for the 5-minute bonanza ... Kim's been here before.
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I saw one of you in an episode of Bonanza.
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The mythology bonanza began, ensnaring new fans with each generation.
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The infighting has been a propaganda bonanza for the Taliban.
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"What a bonanza for America if that happens," LaHood said.
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Spending on plastic is part of a broader debt bonanza.
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The Cabo trip is just the latest spring break bonanza.
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The transit technique has led to a bonanza of finds.
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I saw one of you in an episode of 'Bonanza!
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For Ms. Green, that translated into a bonanza of returns.
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That's not what bothers me about this 36-hour bargain bonanza.
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Embracing carbon dividends could be a strategic bonanza for the GOP.
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Bonanza sells a similar range of products to Amazon and eBay.
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Check your local Ponderosa and Bonanza Steakhouse for dates and details.
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Bonanza Creek's shares slid 55 percent to $0.88 in morning trade.
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Box office bonanza The excitement has also translated into commercial success.
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We've been waiting for this grand shopping bonanza announcement for months.
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But not every episode of Abstract proceeds like Niemann's animation bonanza.
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It could reveal a flaw in Amazon's Prime Day sales bonanza.
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The coming week is a bonanza for lovers of opera rarities.
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Washington (CNN)The lobbying bonanza has officially kicked into high gear.
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This bonanza of starch, cheese and oil comes with pickled vegetables.
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He did not develop "Bonanza," which had its premiere in 1959.
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The royal wedding bonanza has been well under way for weeks.
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The bonanza went up in smoke in 1986 and never returned.
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The event yielded a bonanza of scientific discoveries and new tools.
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The offerings are likely to create a bonanza in Silicon Valley.
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Seventeen months later, the Trump arms bonanza still has not materialized.
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Two weeks later, the "Comedy Hour" beat "Bonanza" in the ratings.
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Iran's leaders promised a bonanza with the arrival of foreign investors.
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Along the way, it's been a bonanza for for-profit colleges.
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Big opportunity But banks could be missing out on a bonanza.
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The televised cleavage bonanza has been increasingly criticized for objectifying women.
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All the ingredients were there for a Super Bowl ratings bonanza.
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The fake news bonanza couldn't have come against a more jarring backdrop.
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For Seoul, it was a propaganda bonanza; for Pyongyang, a huge embarrassment.
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Few economists see lower immigration leading to a wage bonanza for locals.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham, a Democrat, is moving fast to use the bonanza.
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Most of the inheritance bonanza, however, will go to a relative few.
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Oil and gas producers Bonanza Creek and Memorial Production Partners LP MEMP.
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In Poland Law and Justice has splashed out on a welfare bonanza.
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Critics say this bonanza has served to enrich businesses close to Ortega.
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Like the sensates themselves, we had to puzzle this befuddling bonanza out.
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Global investment banks were hoping for a fee bonanza from the deals.
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But not because publishers' fortunes are suddenly set for a bonanza turnaround.
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And who is our biggest international customer for this free trade bonanza?
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But for at least one family, it's been a bonanza of wealth.
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The hobbyist drone community is in the midst of a hacking bonanza.
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Mr. Trump, it turns out, is a ratings bonanza — to a point.
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Another shareholder, Fir Tree Partners, is also opposing the Bonanza Creek deal.
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SandRidge will reimburse Bonanza up to $3.7 million in transaction-related expenses.
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He said he sees it as responsible for his online fundraising bonanza.
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Opposed: Want to go listen to "Brass Bonanza" for ten straight hours?
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It also includes a potential bonanza for America's richest real estate investors.
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It's an unfathomable tax bonanza for hedge fund and private equity managers.
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"It's like an episode of 'Bonanza' directed by David Lynch," Beck said.
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But deals will likely fall short of last year's $4.3 billion bonanza.
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Republicans are circling the wagons for a spending bonanza of their own.
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Republicans are circling the wagon for a spending bonanza of their own.
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ATLANTA — The Super Bowl is a bonanza for brands, advertisers and influencers.
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And what a bonanza the company reportedly has in store for Oct. 4.
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There's also a hilarious plan for making coffee-buying a virtual, interactive bonanza.
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When Venezuela was enjoying a decade-long oil bonanza, he had 10 employees.
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The overall Republican plan, however, is still a bonanza for the extremely wealthy.
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"The country of bonanza can not hide the country of misery," he said.
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Best Buy just announced a major savings bonanza called 20 Days of Doorbusters.
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The Tolkien Whisperer's latest visual effects bonanza debuts in theaters on December 14th.
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The crisp weather clashed with the undergarment bonanza I was about to witness.
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Fir Tree also said SandRidge was paying an "unjustified premium" for Bonanza Creek.
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The IRS already has had a bonanza week: The person holding the Oct.
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For example: If you're selling something unusual — or quirky — Bonanza is the place.
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But after that, HBO is determined to make sure the ratings bonanza continues.
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Even Google's Alphabet, through its Sidewalk Labs program, has joined the transit bonanza.
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In a "season with few trophies," auctions see a falloff from spring's bonanza.
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Meanwhile, Trump's rise has been a ratings and traffic bonanza for media outlets.
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Last week, it announced a $746 million deal to buy rival Bonanza Creek.
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But as "Brass Bonanza" faded into memory, interest in the Wolf Pack waned.
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And, by far most importantly of all, the glory that is Brass Bonanza.
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And by all means, blare that beautiful Brass Bonanza every chance you get.
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Click through to see the looks we loved from the Vogue 100 bonanza.
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Yet the companies themselves are finding little to love about this seeming bonanza.
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The Trump administration started what may become a bonanza of deregulation for them.
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Singles Day, the annual online shopping bonanza in China, comes on Nov. 11.
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They were referenced in "Peanuts" and, in Hungary, beat "Bonanza" in the ratings.
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The World Cup, John Coltrane and a little Broadway bonanza come to mind.
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That potential bonanza, in itself, gives them a boost in the stock market.
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After all, "Bonanza" and "Gunsmoke" are no longer popular prime-time television fare.
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Meanwhile, supporters of the tax cuts contended it would unleash an economic bonanza.
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For news organizations, it was a traffic, ratings — and therefore ad-revenue — bonanza.
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The money bonanza is enticing some nontraditional players into the health care world.
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Like, I've got this killer joke about Bonanza, but you have to know that Bonanza is a Western, and you have to know that the Cartwrights were the main family, and you have to know the names of the Cartwrights.
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It might sound like a backwoods bonanza, but the hunters are passionate about conservation.
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Sri Lankans can thank their country's many recognized religions for the days-off bonanza.
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Negative yields in Europe and Japan have created a bonanza for U.S. fixed income.
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Negative yields in Europe and Japan have created a bonanza for U.S. fixed income.
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" In the same statement, Griesbach referred to Making a Murderer as a "financial bonanza.
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But Mr Trump's tax cut was supposed to lead to a sustained investment bonanza.
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Now that the mining bonanza is over, signs of a Tasmanian upturn are emerging.
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Spain went on an infrastructure bonanza, and their economic troubles have been extremely significant.
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Another factor is the television ratings bonanza that has the networks addicted to Trump.
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Record companies rushed to join the bonanza, but it lasted only a few years.
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Black Friday: Retailers will be hoping for a lift from the annual shopping bonanza.
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This debt bonanza would be funded by a wealth tax on America's super rich.
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Rising oil prices could convert these newly acquired fields into a bonanza for Moscow.
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SandRidge Energy – SandRidge is terminating its previously announced deal to acquire Bonanza Creek Energy.
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Our nation's 240th birthday bonanza, the Fourth of July, is right around the corner.
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"These commercials have been a bonanza of leftist activism," a Breitbart News editor complained.
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He proceeded to reward his Revolutionary Guard cronies, whose business interests saw a bonanza.
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The fund-raising bonanza could help — if she could even spend it by Nov.
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Simple math dictates that the entire exercise is a veritable bonanza of carbon emissions.
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She knew what Mr. Buatta wanted: a bonanza auction, a new flurry of press.
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That dispute has been a bit of a bonanza for litigation lawyers, of course.
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Given the tax bonanza and the booming economy, can Walmart afford to do more?
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First off, let's look at Alibaba's long-awaited secondary listing and annual shopping bonanza.
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That openness and accessibility, beyond captivating tourists, have proved a bonanza for scientists, too.
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The Mets should stage an all-out auction and reap a bonanza in return.
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The Mets should stage an all-out auction and reap a bonanza in return.
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Globalisation, tepid wage rises, the ascent of tech and feeble competition made the bonanza possible.
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You'll be waiting a long time for that interest rate bonanza on your savings account.
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Bonanza charges you 3.53% of this price; in our example, you'd pay about 23.5 cents.
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He came up with a cool new drink called Blue Bonanza with his chemistry set!
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For many people in host countries, the growing presence of Chinese people is a bonanza.
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Yesterday's episode was truly a gadget bonanza with talking robots, smart displays, and drum pads.
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The decision not to chase the shale bonanza that reshaped the industry was also key.
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Perhaps the only number more surprising than the overall offensive bonanza was the final score.
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That ended a bonanza for loyalists who got access to dollars at the overvalued rate.
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The result is migrants' suffering, extra cost to taxpayers and a bonanza for people-smugglers.
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There ya have it, baby goats —and a solar bonanza— all for a good cause!
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Israel's offshore natural gas bonanza provides another reason for its alliance with Greece and Cyprus.
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Move over, Toddlers and Tiaras – there's more beauty pageant bonanza coming to the small screen.
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Leave all this information behind, said Lamm - or your crypto bonanza could be gone forever.
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There never was a coal bonanza waiting to happen, and that's truer now than ever.
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Nor was any other anti-fascist musical children's film expected to precipitate a merchandising bonanza.
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Amazon isn't the only retailer that is benefiting from the annual Prime Day shopping bonanza.
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Will miners over react in bringing on new supply to cash in on bonanza prices?
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SandRidge Energy (SD) is terminating its previously announced deal to acquire Bonanza Creek Energy (BCEI).
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Oil prices, which once fueled a government spending bonanza aimed at the poor, had collapsed.
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In the U.S., mobile is typically below 35 percent of sales on shopping bonanza dates.
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Deregulating the banking sector was projected to produce a bonanza in which all would share.
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Its melting has been a bonanza for farmers, but the water may soon be gone.
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Capturing the support of even part of the movement would be a potential political bonanza.
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That helped fuel a fundraising bonanza that made Buttigieg a formidable candidate to contend with.
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The bank was another real bonanza, as far as lines and printed materials were concerned.
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Egypt is hoping a change in rules might lead to a bonanza in gold production.
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Two years later, the smuggler still will not rule out a repeat of that bonanza.
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Bonanza Creek also drills in the Niobrara Shale in Colorado, as well as in Arkansas.
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The first is that the bonanza Mongolia expected from the project is yet to materialise.
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That has made them ineligible for stock grants — and bystanders to the coming I.P.O. bonanza.
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"I honestly did not look at that deal as a bonanza at the time," he said.
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While much of that bonanza will be lost from headline GDP, the dollars are not imaginary.
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Here's a spec reminder: Acer's release follows the curved screen bonanza that was CES this year.
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By 2013 household incomes were about 13% higher than they would have been without the bonanza.
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Democrats' fundraising bonanza and pumped-up voter enthusiasm levels have been consistent throughout the election cycle.
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He'll also be hitting the market during Crazy Adam Silver's Everything-Must-Go Cap Space Bonanza.
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Perhaps the NCAA will find evidence beyond the bizarre draft night bonanza and punish Ole Miss.
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What it does in Bonanza will reveal a lot about whether it was serious in Paris.
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But in early 73 the South's president, Park Geun-hye, began describing reunification as a "bonanza".
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This flood of digital information is a bonanza for intelligence agencies and, especially, for autocratic regimes.
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In the oil patch, our favorite domestic companies are Bonanza Creek, Penn Virginia, and PVC Energy.
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"2012 was the last year of the craziness made possible by the oil bonanza," he said.
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Albeit how any such public spending bonanza will be funded is anyone's guess at this stage.
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Alibaba's annual "Single's Day" shopping bonanza brought in a record $38 billion in sales this year.
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N) on Thursday backed out from its plan to buy smaller rival Bonanza Creek Energy (BCEI.
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While this "exoplanet bonanza" is undoubtedly exciting, astronomers know remarkably little about the exoplanets being discovered.
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Ponderosa Steakhouse and Bonanza Steakhouse are open for business on Thanksgiving and offer full holiday buffets.
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Mr. Lee's dramatic defection was a propaganda bonanza for the anti-Communist government in the South.
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Now, to the delight of many locals, the dilapidated waterfront is set for an investment bonanza.
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Despite the Burning Man-like shenanigans, this was no wealthy bohemian boondoggle or corporate branding bonanza.
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For the researchers, this is in some ways an even bigger bonanza than the original discovery.
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Cowan pointed out multicolored formations that are characteristic of the area: Bonanza King, Carrara, Zabriskie Quartzite.
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For many Edinburgers, the Fringe is an Airbnb bonanza, with hotel rooms greatly outnumbered by visitors.
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Cuando nos fuimos a Venezuela, atraídos por la bonanza, la verdad es que no todo brillaba.
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The Democratic candidates broadly claimed that cutting greenhouse gases will also lead to an economic bonanza.
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But they steadfastly refused, doubting that they would benefit from any bonanza the Chinese could bring.
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Evercore acted as financial adviser to Bonanza Creek and Kirkland and Ellis was its legal adviser.
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Now, the whole episode really just seems like an appetizer for Ukraine and the impeachment bonanza.
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But the other side is actually campaigning on this bonanza of promises where everything is free.
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But Goodell's greatest gift has been to turn a seasonal game into a year-round bonanza.
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And an innovation bonanza: California leads the 22008 states in patents in most areas of clean energy.
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The sudden bonanza was such that farmers bought more and more land, with more and more debt.
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Not all hackers are so public-spirited, and 22004 was a bonanza for those who are not.
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Bonanza also offers to advertise your listing across the web in exchange for a higher percentage fee.
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But the pivot to audio—led, it should be said, by The Ringer—has been a bonanza.
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As in most other places, the euro area deflation is the energy bonanza compliments of the Saudis.
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Newsela is a news platform delivering a bonanza of curated, leveled content to the classroom every day.
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The bonanza began when Egypt abandoned its peg of 8.8 pounds to the dollar on Nov. 4.33.
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A mainland mining bonanza, linked to trade with China, enriched the rest of Australia but bypassed Tasmania.
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For one thing, the United States would surely not welcome seeing Gazprom involved in Israel's gas bonanza.
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That's when you start discovering how lots and lots of people are reacting during bonanza market moves.
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In February 2014, early in the merger bonanza, the diamond merchant bid $1.4 billion for rival Zales.
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Small-business owners can expect a bonanza in tax savings, thanks to the GOP's proposed tax bill.
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The creek would later be named Bonanza, and the river came to be known as the Klondike.
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For the last few years, Amazon has offered Prime Day, its own annual one-day shopping bonanza.
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At La Terraza de Bonanza, any given bomba night is bound to be packed with young people.
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But the demand for products will keep climbing as well, as we're seeing with this hiring bonanza.
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Because of the Mets' hitting bonanza in the night's 14-2016 win, he got two more chances.
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Couples should also reach out to vendors who may seem indifferent to the weekend-long shopping bonanza.
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Don't they remember when another symbolic move nearly deprived the state of a sports-related economic bonanza?
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The Chinese government's idea of reform has never been the free-market bonanza that some economists advocate.
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N) and said he would vote against the company's proposed acquisition of Bonanza Creek Energy Inc (BCEI.
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Another aide described Trump&aposs habit of using unsecured cellphone lines as a "bonanza" for foreign intelligence.
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Your end-of-year windfall can also become a bonanza for the IRS, absent the appropriate planning.
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Now, there are still some financial holdups for venture capital firms seeking to capitalize on this bonanza.
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President Trump's tax plan, or what we know about it anyway, is a bonanza for rich people.
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But the latest eruption is one of Kilauea's biggest and could prove to be a bonanza for scientists.
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The desert nation was hoping for a tourism bonanza when it hosts the football World Cup in 2022.
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Realistically, retirement can't be a spending bonanza if you're going to make your cash last decades and decades.
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Bonanza Creek, based in Denver, is also focused on parts of Niobrara in Colorado, as well as Arkansas.
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Sphero's BB-8 was the most memorable bit of merchandizing among last year's epic Force Awakens merchandising bonanza.
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But if I don't participate in the fundraising bonanza, I'll get squeezed out by others buying market share.
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Big Russian intelligence haul The incident could also have provided an intelligence bonanza for Russia, another analyst said.
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It continues, then, this bonanza, as far as you're concerned, but also with prices stabilizing or even rising.
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Ticket sales so far are running 2275 percent below last year's bonanza, data from measurement company Comscore showed.
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But amidst the media bonanza, a glaring flaw in the Trump foreign policy approach has begun to emerge.
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When I first met him, in late 21999, his country was in the midst of a crypto bonanza.
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The bonanza in home building has also created thousands of construction jobs and helped offset weakness in mining.
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What is proving painful for some importers has been a bonanza for the firms that underwrite the bonds.
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Every Target designer collab is an extremely impatiently-awaited drop; it's more of an epic shopping bonanza, really.
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Yet most of the businesses that moved into shukatsu have not found the bonanza they were hoping for.
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SandRidge's shares were up 0.5 in early trading on Friday, while Bonanza Creek shares dropped nearly 2 percent.
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Lasso's pro-business policies have some fixed-income investors betting on a bonanza in Ecuador should he win.
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For them, after facing serious financial problems in 2016, Trump has been a bonanza for ratings and profits.
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Op-Ed Contributor Tehran — Public relations firms with no qualms about taking tainted petrodollars are experiencing a bonanza.
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Pelosi has said that the middle class is getting crumbs compared to the "bonanza" that shareholders are receiving.
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Icahn said the provision is "patently" absurd and clearly aimed at scuppering challenges to the Bonanza Creek deal.
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Before the recent 60 percent decline in oil prices, a drilling bonanza minted millionaires and billionaires in Oklahoma.
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He is currently embroiled in a dispute with SandRidge Energy and its plan to acquire Bonanza Creek Energy.
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Nathan Fielder, of "Nathan For You," is the guest, so it'll be a real bonanza of comedy oddness.
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His pro-business policies have some fixed-income investors betting on a bonanza in Ecuador should he win.
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The California primary has moved from June to March 3, now part of the Super Tuesday delegate bonanza.
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Other data out on Tuesday showed Australia's commodity exporters enjoying a bonanza from high prices, notably iron ore.
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And the winner of such a narrative will be Left-leaning special interest groups seeking a fundraising bonanza.
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But Patagonia is taking a much more conscientious tack when it comes to the post-Thanksgiving shopping bonanza.
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Shares of SandRidge were up 1.9 percent, while Bonanza Creek were down 1.8 percent in after market trading.
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Some experts are still predicting a holiday shopping bonanza this year, particularly for mobile and e-commerce retailers.
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What I really mean is that it's a relative bonanza, a profusion compared to the more usual lack.
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There are no more good TV shows on like 'Gunsmoke,' 'Bonanza,' 'The Virginian,' 'Andy Griffith,' 'I Love Lucy.
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That increase in ratings and profile has turned the Puppy Bowl into a sponsorship bonanza in recent years.
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A fee bonanza: CVS and Aetna relied on a dozen banks and law firms to assemble the transaction.
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Today, the daily lives of 10 wolf packs are on full display, offering a scientific and tourist bonanza.
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A stock bonanza that large may not recur, but substantial, positive returns seem a reasonable long-term bet.
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And the growing sophistication of Latin American organized crime continues to be fed by the recent cocaine bonanza.
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A spokesman with the Federal Aviation Administration said the aircraft that crashed was a single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza.
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In February 2014, early in the merger bonanza, the diamond merchant bid $1.4 billion for its rival Zales.
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The aircraft, a Beechcraft Bonanza, sustained minor damage, and neither Mr. Ford nor his passenger were injured, AirSafe.
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Big Chicks Big Chicks is brunch haven Tweet by day, and a gay dance party bonanza by night.
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Borrowers were forced to refinance frequently — which everyone connected to the industry loved because it was a fee bonanza.
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This latest bonanza just appeared because Sanders won New Hampshire and, in his victory speech, asked people to donate.
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As the bonanza faded, investigators in Brazil discovered large-scale corruption around many major projects from the boom years.
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Eventually, though, the Chinese, the Japanese and the Germans should think of how long that extraordinary bonanza can last.
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November 11 — the date of the 11/11 shopping bonanza — is generally a day when Alibaba creates the headlines.
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This bonanza allowed them to start long-term tracking of Lyft drivers and deduce who also drove for Uber.
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Just a couple of years ago, European leaders talked the BRI up as a potential bonanza for their firms.
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Despite the increased competition, Amazon (AMZN) is confident India will play a big part in its annual shopping bonanza.
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But with the help of e-commerce giants like Alibaba, the day quickly turned into an online shopping bonanza.
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Perhaps a bonanza will beckon as he launches another flurry of branding efforts, similar to the push after 2004.
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They will, however, be a bonanza for the bottom lines of the groups that are organized around these issues.
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Which doesn't mean that I don't return to the original Romeo and Juliet, or Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet bonanza.
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But even with this anticipated consumer tech IPO bonanza, there is strong evidence that the traditional IPO is dying.
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Apple went on its hardware-launching bonanza to clear out time during a launch event planned for next week.
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Find a way to tie it to people who identify as Millennials and you've got a veritable click bonanza.
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Amazon's two-day shopping bonanza is over, and some of the company's newest Prime members have already walked away.
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With this bonanza, he supported a regional alliance of sympathetic governments—a "pink tide" of leftist Latin-American nations.
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In the 1963-64 season, CBS had 14 of the top 15 shows, with "Bonanza" spoiling the clean sweep.
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"In fact, the first six months of the Trump administration have been a lobbying bonanza for some," he said.
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If the first season was a bonanza for Netflix, the second season feels as if it belongs on PBS.
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We'll be on the ground in Mountain View and will also be live-blogging the whole bonanza right here.
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Opposed: OK, but can we at least acknowledge that there are people out there who don't like "Brass Bonanza"?
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After all, the airwaves at the time were filled with homelier fare like The Andy Griffith Show and Bonanza.
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For politicos and producers alike, the Republican National Convention here this week was widely anticipated as a ratings bonanza.
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Skin Deep A new bonanza of fruit scents are far more sophisticated than the adolescent splashes of summers past.
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Mr. Rhodes's television career began with westerns like "Maverick" and "Bonanza" in the early 19693s and continued until 2016.
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Before you could say "Merry Christmas," the main street was a green and gold bonanza of an Aussie Christmas.
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" When people say they hate westerns, I always think they're imagining something like "Bonanza" or a movie like "Shane.
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That was a bonanza for miners and helped establish Coaltrans in Bali as the industry's main event in Asia.
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The real bonanza of security contracts came after Xi Jinping took the helm of the party in late 2012.
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The story of the oil bonanza is inscribed on the land around Lake Maracaibo, and on the lake itself.
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"This will definitely be a lobbying bonanza," said Ron Bonjean, a GOP strategist and a partner at ROKK Solutions.
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On Friday it launched a bond-buying bonanza, offering to snap up unlimited quantities in order to calm markets.
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Some argue that Alaska is a special case as it has just distributed the fruits of an oil bonanza.
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Then, after expectations had been raised to the heavens, increased global competition meant the end of the oil bonanza.
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OnePlus plans to show off the concept phone at the annual CES electronics bonanza in Las Vegas next week.
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The primate breakdance bonanza started off as a simple dip in the pool kept behind-the-scenes at the zoo.
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And in 2000, Ford's six-seater Beechcraft Bonanza scraped the runway during an emergency landing at Nebraska's Lincoln Municipal Airport.
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If there is no deal, the government promises a bonanza of free-trade deals with the rest of the world.
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As financial markets came to grips with the prospect of higher rates ahead, corporate America went on a debt bonanza.
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Now an actual policy change from the Department of Justice is approaching that has set off the latest firearms bonanza.
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A borrowing bonanza in the Middle East is laying bare just how varied the risks are on the Arab Peninsula.
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We have the secrets you need to know about the annual discount shopping bonanza, which this year is Nov. 25.
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It might all sound a little confusing, but analysts say it could also mean a revenue bonanza for the industry.
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Germany is enjoying a bonanza of tax revenue following a surge in the size of its labour force (see article).
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ONCE UPON a time the thud of the Sears catalogue on American doormats brought the possibility of a shopping bonanza.
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A bonanza of third-party tools will do the job for you though, at least as far as Twitter goes.
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Senior writer Jack Stewart covered the two-day bonanza that was Uber's second-annual, and completely serious, flying car summit.
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Do "the 25 best theme songs" and then list Brass Bonanza in 23 of the spots instead of all 25.
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Now clearly this is a joke that is completely dead in the water unless you are someone who understands Bonanza.
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Perhaps the real significance of Tuesday is what it means for the winner-takes-all bonanza scheduled for March 15.
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"The problem is, we don't know how long the current bonanza of very low interest rates will last," Almeida said.
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The billionaire investor last year successfully fought to block SandRidge's $746 million deal to acquire rival Bonanza Creek Energy Inc.
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The U.S. should get in on the Northeast Asian trade bonanza by continuing to push its exports and direct investments.
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Republicans are already savoring the short- and medium-term bonanza offered by the vacant seat on the nation's highest bench.
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As the bonanza faded, investigators in Brazil discovered massive amounts of corruption around many major projects of the boom years.
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Both parties still hold close the memories of the exceptional examples of this phenomenon, the bonanza years and the catastrophes.
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Over the years, the law — which touches nearly every aspect of higher education — has turned into a special interest bonanza.
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This would be a bonanza for the richest people in the world but a disaster for the rest of us.
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The holiday season is a bonanza for fraudsters who are plucking customers' personal and financial data as they shop online.
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As part of the mutual termination agreement, Bonanza will receive up to $3.7 million for transaction related expenses, SandRidge said.
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The binging bonanza is happening in celebration of the reprise of the comedy, which returns to NBC on September 28.
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The figure makes the spending bonanza more than twice the size of Cyber Monday and Black Friday combined in 219.
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I'd like to tell you about them, though I find I pause over the words I've just used: bonanza. Profusion.
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It's a Republican bonanza, a celebration of God, the Constitution, and the Senator from Texas, his every virtue and policy.
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Instead, it relies largely on the rocket fuel of unusually low interest rates and, most recently, the corporate tax bonanza.
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It also promises to unleash a 5 billion euro bonanza of cost savings that will put industry rivals on notice.
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That's a shame, because these most recent episodes have been a bonanza of breakthroughs for our Gilded Age Scooby Gang.
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Even though cartel-related violence and kidnappings remain a concern for travelers, a second bonanza has begun at El Diente.
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But fans who cannot wait for the screen bonanza can get their own piece of the Tate legacy on Nov.
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Every year, we celebrate Independence Day with a bonanza of barbecues, patriotic nail art, fireworks, and yes – tons of sales.
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After a landslide victory in South Carolina on Saturday, he collected a bonanza of important endorsements on Sunday and Monday.
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His colleague meanwhile fumed that Obamacare had resulted in a bonanza for insurance company stocks while narrowing options for patients.
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None of them will have lived more than a year—they were all born after the previous year's mating bonanza.
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The series was CBS's latest effort to compete against "Bonanza," the NBC staple that had owned Sunday nights for years.
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End of month bonanza Pedro looks out for the latest models -- an iPhone 6 guarantees him about half its sale price.
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But the flower sellers have it rough "between Christmas bonanza and spring landscaping," said Monique Blanco, who works at Foliage Garden.
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Hopes of an immediate bonanza were delayed by the world war, which led to the postponement of exploration and development work.
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Even better, by using certain types of trusts, a founder can replicate that tax-free bonanza for his or her heirs.
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Spring weather has finally arrived in New York, and it's just in time for the annual bonanza of contemporary art fairs.
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Fir Tree owns about 8 percent of SandRidge and has said the company was paying an "unjustified premium" for Bonanza Creek.
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Chinese e-commerce giants increasingly experience competitive peaks around bonanza sales events in June and November, interspersed with sluggish interim periods.
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Amazon Prime Day starts on Monday, July 163 and 216% of Americans plan to shop the online retailer's annual discount bonanza.
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Google has undraped its smart speaker home assistant—aptly called "Home"—at the company's device launch bonanza today in San Francisco.
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Time your visit on the first Friday of the month to catch Abbot Kinney First Fridays, a fun food truck bonanza.
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Western multinationals, spotting a bonanza, are selling billions of dollars of equipment, technology and services to Chinese firms building along it.
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A giant annual human migration is underway in China, and it's a bonanza for some but a painful process for others.
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The Oscars are long, and they run even longer if you tune in for the red carpet bonanza before the ceremony.
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Moreover, Israel would also surely want to avoid its gas bonanza becoming a prop in any of the Kremlin's geopolitical games.
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So, a few days before Saturday's big burning bonanza, I head down as Corré's team assemble the press one final time.
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The remote high desert south of Bonanza, Utah (population: 1) is a long way from Paris, France in more than distance.
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Today the latest bonanza is in full swing, but instead of steel and sand it involves scripts, sounds, screens and celebrities.
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Olsen's rendition of Axton's "Endless Road," which she first heard in an episode of "Bonanza," warmly softens the original ballad's gristle.
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" He seconded the opinion of Fir Tree Partners as saying "the proposed acquisition of Bonanza makes no economic or strategic sense.
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We went shopping at a Charlotte Russe store the day before it closed forever, and it was a depressing bargain bonanza
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In 2017 alone, China pledged $60 billion of investment in Africa -- just the latest commitment in a long-running trade bonanza.
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Even so, New Jersey lawmakers are looking hungrily at the potential bonanza of any sale to plow into the state budget.
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Lobbying firms on K Street are already treating Mr. Trump's election as a bonanza and are gearing up for more work.
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Top producers are looking at a bonanza if they can ramp up investment fast enough with end-user commitments in hand.
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Finding that out makes it even stranger that he was performing in drag while his dad was watching Bonanza on television.
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It was the 1920s and another resource had set off a bonanza — the black gold of oil, discovered in massive supply.
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Yet both of these improbabilities are exponentially more likely than winning the whole bonanza in either of this weekend's lottery drawings.
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General Motors helped set off the bonanza on Monday when it announced a $500 million investment in and partnership with Lyft.
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The S.U.V.-building bonanza contrasts with promises made by automakers of big investments in electric vehicles and other low-emitting vehicles.
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Heartened by the Fed's cash bonanza, European stock markets on Friday clawed their way tentatively back from their worst day ever.
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The measure is "a potential bonanza" for wealthy investors, The New York Times reported, saving them $170 billion over 10 years.
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Thanks to the Cubs-Indians World Series, which was a ratings bonanza, the network is technically in second place behind NBC.
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BANK BONANZA Bank stocks continued to surge, rising in part because of the big jump in bond yields since the election.
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Google did not bring a bonanza of jobs, compared with the traditional manufacturing operations for which Oklahoma's tax break was intended.
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The suppliers agreed because they did not want to miss out on the biggest identity bonanza the world had ever seen.
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And while he set the stage for a ratings bonanza, early numbers indicate the game was less watched than last year's.
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Facebook AR could be a bonanza for businesses, as well, which could provide special offers when you arrive at the restaurant.
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Men paying $100 a tape to watch porn in their $1000 VCRs sounds like a bonanza, but those prices go down.
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Ben Rector's been busy traveling the country for his tour over the last couple months, but even he can't escape Bachelorette bonanza.
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An open convention would be a bonanza to the hundreds of hosts who will flock to Cleveland to broadcast from radio row.
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And while the odds are stacked against players snagging the bonanza in either game, the IRS is always a guaranteed eventual winner.
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This was more of a "come as you are" bonanza, where you got to determine your comfort level, and then dress accordingly.
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SandRidge's shares were up 1.2 percent at $18.83 in trading late on Friday, while Bonanza Creek was up 0.7 percent at $27.96.
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Next year's iPhone is going to be the real bonanza, but the iPhone 7 is helping pave the way to get there.
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Rebels. Okay, what actually happened is a total Apple-bonanza in a special crossover episode of Ctrl-Walt-Delete and the Vergecast.
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He also played the role of Candy Canaday, the ranch foreman of the Ponderosa, on "Bonanza" until the show's finale in 1972.
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The media that turned Russia collusion into a ratings bonanza should acknowledge they were wrong or face enormous lawsuits for reckless behavior.
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Victory in this event brings lucrative endorsements and widespread adoration, a popularity bonanza fueled by a prime-time showcase of athletic artistry.
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TEHRAN — With the completion of the nuclear deal with Iran and the opening of its market, European businesses expected a trade bonanza.
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"Brass Bonanza" is the greatest hockey instrumental of all time, so of course the Carolina Hurricanes should play it after every goal.
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" White House counselor Kellyanne Conway also praised Cernovich this week, calling his interview on CBS's "85033 Minutes" a "must-see ratings bonanza.
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Adding to the bonanza, according to the bid's estimates, would be $3.6 billion in sponsorship sales and $1.4 billion from other activities.
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The problem is that once one city offers a company a lucrative deal, other employers want to get in on the bonanza.
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Reliever Pat Neshek and complementary players like Howie Kendrick and Daniel Nava have value but will not command a bonanza in return.
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The six aces average more than $25 million per season in salary, with Cole ready for a free-agency bonanza this winter.
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Ms. Estevez likened the concessions bonanza to the experience of walking into a department store and expecting to see marked-down merchandise.
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The hearings likely will be a ratings bonanza for television networks as Democratic President Bill Clinton's impeachment case was in the 1990s.
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America's shale bonanza has created a glut of inexpensive gas that has been the main force putting coal plants out of business.
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Some of the A.N.C. leaders who were left out of that bonanza quickly found a new road to wealth: lucrative government contracts.
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To put the CBS bonanza in perspective, it's a one-night haul larger than what some cable companies see in a year.
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According to our new report, Billionaire Bonanza 2202, there's been a rapid updraft of wealth into the top echelon of multi-billionaires.
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N) in an all-stock deal, weeks after activist shareholder Carl Icahn scuppered SandRidge's plans to buy Bonanza Creek Energy Inc (BCEI.
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The tone is often light and some tips to be taken with a pinch of salt as they piggyback the marketing bonanza.
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Gaza Marine has long been seen as an opportunity for the cash-strapped Palestinian Authority to join the eastern Mediterranean gas bonanza.
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An early-January bonanza that has kept expanding since the mid-2000s, it's a place to catch up on important new conversation-starters.
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Corpus Christi, Texas: 23 dead, 4 injuredAt about 2 AM, an officer investigating a robbery heard gunshots coming from the nearby Bonanza nightclub.
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Donald Trump's travel ban has created a "propaganda bonanza," that threatens the lifeblood of the technology industry, said Spencer Rascoff, CEO of Zillow.
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After a few quiet years in a row, last year was an absolute bonanza, with 10 percent of the league's players changing teams.
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The deal bonanza is driven by large corporates striving to bulk up in higher-margin specialty chemicals and rely less on commodity chemicals.
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During the New York City natural hair bonanza, there were way too many pretty people with cool hair to possibly snap them all.
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Egg-shaped rocks called concretions that over time formed concentrically around some kind of nucleus - in this case mammal skulls - provided a bonanza.
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But instead of sulking and dreading the day as it looms, why not just do it up big with an LD food bonanza?
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This triggered a bonanza for claimants, with canny farmers, some connected to the government, christening it "burn to earn" and "cash for ash".
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It sets up a bonanza in free agency for Rendon, who was offered a seven-year extension worth around $210 million in September.
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Yes, there has been a record bumper crop this year in the U.S., and strong demand from China helped fuel an export bonanza.
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Nonetheless, going forward, it is next year's expected spending bonanza, not this year's deep freeze, that is likely to look like an aberration.
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If you've ever fantasized about Reese Witherspoon throwing an ice cream cone at Meryl Streep, then yesterday was a real bonanza for you.
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If India succeeds in this respect, its coming demographic bonanza holds the potential to create an unprecedented surge in the country's economic health.
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The increased investment in the Olympics and the subsequent bonanza of medals, may have given Britain a reason to hold its head high.
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After a record multi-year sales bonanza for efficient new models, sellers remain on the road drumming up more business for the show.
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But is the president-elect, still days away from his swearing-in ceremony, actually behind what might appear to be a hiring bonanza?
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But, despite a civil nuclear accord struck with the United States in 264.4600, a hoped-for bonanza in India has yet to materialize.
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Foreign investors are rushing to cash in on a bonanza in Iran since UN economic sanctions from the West were lifted in January.
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At the epicenter of the former franchise's baby bonanza is Lauren Conrad herself, who shared a sonogram of her impending tot in January.
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The bonanza in energy products may help cushion slower turnover growth in interest rate contracts, the most actively traded products at both exchanges.
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This meant those companies that operate LNG carriers but wanted to join the FSRU bonanza had missed the boat - at least for now.
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The retail bonanza shows that the world still wants to come to the country, at least when giant buckets of money are involved.
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And it would be a bonanza for advertisers, offering an increasingly exciting new way to target those two billion-plus people with ads.
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In the midst of the budget bonanza will be Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen's testimony before the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday.
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It turns out that Wheeler's beef is over one small sliver of the ecosystem that brings us this programming bonanza: Set-top boxes.
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Guggenheim Partners Investment Management and Fir Tree Partners, both of which opposed the Bonanza Creek deal, did not respond to requests for comment.
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The bonanza has been brutal for Michoacán's oak and pine forests, which grow at 24,2300 to 2100,000 feet — the same altitude as avocados.
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Whether the children are cooking, cleaning, or running Bonanza City shops is determined by their class rankings earned in physical challenges called showdowns.
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The overtime bonanza brought his total pay last year to $461,2753, according to a recent report by the Empire Center, a research nonprofit.
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The repatriation bonanza followed new regulations that allowed the U.S. government to tax profits accumulated overseas, regardless of where the money was held.
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BOND BONANZA The European Central Bank meets on Thursday and will be under intense pressure to act, but rates are already deeply negative.
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The bonanza of information will put him into jeopardy of further criminal investigation as well as civil lawsuits and, of course, bad press.
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Encouraged by this bonanza the Hay Festival of Literature started up in 20093, drawing up to 250,000 visitors for ten days every year.
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While recovery and reconstruction efforts have brought money and jobs to the town, many residents are fearful the bonanza will run out soon.
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It all felt right, until temporary grieving turned into a permanent, commercial bonanza — and a chilling referendum on who gets to be American.
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Es el primer paso para resarcir una deuda histórica con la nación que recibió a miles de colombianos en sus años de bonanza.
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It's a branding bonanza for the race sponsors, and losing a superstar rider like Sagan is a huge blow to their marketing plans.
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The biggest shopping bonanza in China — and in the world, really — started at midnight across Alibaba's online stores such as Taobao and Tmall.
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This year is shaping up to be a tech IPO bonanza, with market debuts expected from companies including Uber, Slack, Pinterest and Postmates.
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Japan's largest IPO brought a bonanza to Nomura's rivals as well, but ironically, it was also SoftBank that helped cool retail investor sentiment.
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Q21 BEATS FORECASTS Alibaba usually reports its highest revenue in the December quarter due to its mega Singles' Day shopping bonanza in November.
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Public share sales by the companies are expected to create a bonanza of riches in Silicon Valley for entrepreneurs and venture capital investors.
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"He was in every classic western of the 60's: Rawhide, Wagon Train, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Lassie, Star Trek, and many others," says Christie.
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La Terraza de Bonanza was the first stop in my mission to explore the island of Puerto Rico beyond the regular tourism routes.
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They have offered up a bonanza to tax lawyers and accountants looking for provisions that can be exploited to lower taxes for clients.
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It doesn't have dat real shine like da bagels I get at da Bagel Bonanza in Midwood, but I love da looka da seeds.
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Whether you're looking for a classic holiday spectacular, or a more modern dubstep bonanza, you're bound to find everything you're looking for on YouTube.
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It kicks off the four-week global bonanza that is Fashion Month and has historically yielded its own extra-special offering of viral moments.
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To profit from a business-friendly bonanza, the logic goes, clever executives simply have to make sure they stay in the president's good books.
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Despite the bonanza of advertising targeting Georgia's sixth district, for example, turnout was down 17 percentage points compared with the presidential contest in 2016.
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And despite his professed focus on the "forgotten men and women of our country," this bill is mainly about delivering a bonanza for corporations.
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Denver-based Bonanza Creek, with oil and natural gas assets in Colorado and Arkansas, said it would file for bankruptcy on or before Jan.
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Bachelor Arie Luyendyk Jr. Reveals His Best Kissing Tips, Plus See Khloé Kardashian's Baby Bump Bonanza Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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China has become heavily reliant on raw material from neighbouring Myanmar in recent years, a previously unexpected bonanza that may be about to disappear.
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SandRidge emerged from bankruptcy late last year, while Bonanza did so in April following a recovery in oil prices after a two-year slump.
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If he can deploy that to find more gems like Alibaba , his most successful investment, this may turn into a bonanza for SoftBank investors.
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The company plans to produce more than 500 million barrels of liquid fossil fuel at a facility near Bonanza over the next 30 years.
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Now Colombia hopes to cash in on a new cannabis-based bonanza, set off by legalisation in parts of the United States and elsewhere.
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The president has labeled his former employee a "rat" and a "weak person," but his testimony seems poised to be a cable news bonanza.
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Alibaba started offering Singles Day discounts in 2009 and has since turned the day into a 24-hour bonanza of online shopping in China.
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For years he had tried, without success, to nudge "Bonanza" from the top of the ratings at the important time slot of 267 p.m.
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The 15 family dynasties in the US own a combined $618 billion, according to the left-leaning Institute for Policy Studies' Billionaire Bonanza report.
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But once a year, the army hosts a six-day propaganda bonanza where civilian fans can see their favorite pop idols free of charge.
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Saudi Arabia, alarmed over Iran's coming in from the cold, has sought to deflate hopes that Tehran would be a bonanza for foreign investors.
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Though Steinitz is hopeful of mending fences with Turkey, regional analysts remain skeptical of a gas bonanza in the East Mediterranean any time soon.
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That could hint at a sharp slowdown because the growth bonanza hinges largely on credit, which is expanding around 29 percent year-on-year.
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Of course I turned him into a robot—his name is Little Bonanza, and I think he remembers all those trips and memories, too.
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"This 72-hour stretch has got to be the Free Media Bonanza to end all Free Media Bonanzas," Politico's Tim Alberta tweeted Monday night.
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The secret to Italy's bonanza was an auction design that lumped much of the prized 3.7 gigahertz frequency into two large 80 megahertz blocks.
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This year's Mass Games gymnastics bonanza, which began in early September in the capital, Pyongyang, was the first edition of the event since 2013.
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The rains that have spurred the wildflower blooms have also contributed to a Painted Lady butterfly breeding bonanza, according to The Los Angeles Times.
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If those people want to give the banks a break, the changes to the Volcker rule would clear the way for such a bonanza.
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Las Vegas (CNN)At the country's biggest election security bonanza, the US government is happy to let hackers try to break into its equipment.
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At this point, Panama may well be looking to avoid the kind of late goal bonanza that left Saudi Arabia a 22014-0 loser.
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You'll recall, Kanye's visit to Osteen's Lakewood Church turned out to be a ratings bonanza -- raking in millions of unique viewers across multiple platforms.
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But despite the blockchain hype of the last few years, Verisart eschewed the fundraising bonanza, preferring instead to perfect its model and build partnerships.
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Not long ago, Michael Govan flew me over Mormon Mesa, the site of the sculpture, in his plane, a single-engine 245 Beechcraft Bonanza.
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Islamic State propagandists considered Palmyra a bonanza for promoting their vision of a strictly religious caliphate devoid of homage to other cultures or religions.
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The fact that CDA immunity has thus far proved impenetrable, has proved irresistible to copycat "entrepreneurs" wanting to get on the sex trade bonanza.
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Trump's tax overhaul package was a bonanza for the rich and super-rich; the legislation even provided financial incentives for purchasers of private jets.
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Its path across the United States was a scientific bonanza for astronomers who were able to more easily point advanced equipment at the sun.
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Even if Republicans suffer losses on Tuesday, the midterm election campaign will have been a bonanza for immigration hard-liners inside the Trump administration.
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Anglo Irish, which was nationalised in 2009 and subsequently liquidated, was synonymous with the lending bonanza that drove Ireland into an international bailout in 2010.
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Oklahoma City-based SandRidge has said its cash-and-stock offer for Bonanza Creek would expand its presence in the Denver-Julesburg Basin of Colorado.
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In summer, however, plants flourish in a food bonanza that ensures healthy females more likely to conceive in autumn - a pregnancy lasts about seven months.
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Schiff's fundraising bonanza, collected between October and December of last year, overlapped with his leadership role during the House impeachment investigation into Trump's Ukraine dealings.
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"This is a big event for China, for the Chinese economy," co-founder and Alibaba vice chairman Joseph Tsai said ahead of the sales bonanza.
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To the woman I met in Victoria, if you're out there, getting in on this cash bonanza would be the greatest act of self-love.
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Earnings on tap: The reporting bonanza continues on Tuesday with Bank of America (BAC) and BlackRock (BLK) both set to publish earnings before the open.
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With slashed prices across the country for both offline and online retailers, it's easy to see how you could get caught up in the bonanza.
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All you supposedly need to do to be on the receiving end of this potential bonanza is send a little ether to a provided address.
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Bonanza Creek's shares closed at $32.07 on Wednesday, well below SandRidge's offer price of $36 per share, suggesting investors were skeptical the deal would close.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN Tyga Mounts a Defense against Gloria Allred's AttackMiley & Liam: Gearing Up for a Part IIFuture Goes Off on CiaraDJ Khaled's Snapchat Bonanza
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Or maybe it's just getting boring because the franchise is played out and has, like most shows that outlast Gunsmoke and Bonanza, run its course.
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ICOs have become a bonanza for digital currency entrepreneurs, allowing them to raise millions quickly by creating and selling digital "tokens" with no regulatory oversight.
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Iran was expecting a bonanza in unfrozen funds and new business opportunities after sanctions that had been imposed because of the nuclear program were lifted.
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The end of Brazil's bonanza complicated the patronage used to navigate the fractious legislature, in which more than two dozen parties fight for government funding.
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"Rio is evolving into a mini-Venezuela as its leaders find new ways to squander Brazil's greatest oil bonanza," said Marcelo Portugal, a Brazilian economist.
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Icahn said he bought up shares of SandRidge earlier this month as the stock price fell nearly 20 percent on news of the Bonanza purchase.
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Bonanza City came equipped with a shop and saloon, as well as a pre-stocked kitchen containing dry items like oatmeal or macaroni and cheese.
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The second card of the UFC's three-card, International Fight Week bonanza occurred Friday night inside the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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I've loved, in particular, one heartening trend countering the upsurge of xenophobia: this year's bonanza of English-language fiction published by writers of Asian descent.
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He's asking his fellow committee members to turn their backs on Main Street families and small businesses in favor of his big bank bonanza bill.
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So this bonanza does not begin when the largest shareholders are revealed on an S-1 filing just a few weeks before the actual IPO.
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Small parts in television Westerns like Bonanza, crime serials like Perry Mason, and B-movies were his bread and butter throughout the 1960s and '70s.
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In North Korea, the video images of Mr. Kim with Mr. Trump will be a propaganda bonanza for the young North Korean leader, they said.
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"Our people have to feel they are a part of it," said Newell Dennison, the head of Guyana's oil exploration regulator, about the oil bonanza.
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Andre Blay, whose innovative idea of marketing Hollywood movies on videocassettes sparked an entertainment industry bonanza and a revolution in television viewing, died on Aug.
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Yes, I realize that if I had more closely read Frank Bruni's column on the entrepreneurial bonanza of the eclipse, I would have known this.
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The most comical moment came moments before the teams took the field, when the Whalers' theme song, "Brass Bonanza," was blasted over the stadium loudspeakers.
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The Yankees took advantage of an unexpected offensive bonanza against Chris Sale, who entered Saturday night with a 12.63 career earned run average against them.
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"I can't lose you," she told him later, after the carnival walkers had been cleared and the food-and-guns bonanza packed into the van.
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There are other signs that China's AI bonanza, supposedly built on huge quantities of data and government backing, may be less spectacular than often assumed.
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Those primaries will be followed by six-state primary night bonanza on June 7, when California, the biggest prize of the Democratic race, will vote.
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But it's an interest group bonanza with bipartisan appeal, funneling tons of cash into the pockets of technology company shareholders and building trade unions alike.
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Announces corporate reorganization and senior management changes * Bonanza creek energy says executive vice president and cfo, and executive vice president and general counsel will separate from their positions * Bonanza creek energy sees annual general and administrative expense and lease operating expense to be reduced by approximately $7.6 million and $3.1 million Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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The infrastructure bonanza has angered environmental campaigners, who judged a separate pre-declaration to spend £60m on tree planting as not enough to tackle carbon emissions.
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Even without a bank balance swollen by the oil bonanza, the 52-year-old remains a formidable force with public approval at more than 443 percent.
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"We have 10 now coming up really fast, so it's kind of a spacewalk bonanza," Megan McArthur, NASA's deputy chief astronaut, said during the press conference.
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Jim Bianco, president of Bianco Research, and CNBC's Rick Santelli debated the potential repercussions from the ongoing money-printing bonanza from central banks around the world.
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But this growth hasn't been evenly distributed — health jobs have been a bonanza for Californians and New Mexicans; but east of the Rockies, not so much.
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Shares of Bonanza Creek Energy and Extraction Oil & Gas, two drillers that produce solely from Colorado's Wattenberg Field, surged about 9.5 percent and 13.5 percent, respectively.
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Among the mom, dad and grandma's baby bonanza haul -- those ever-popular giant stuffed giraffes, a car seat, and several blue items ... including swaddles and onesies.
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SandRidge was forced to call off its acquisition of smaller rival Bonanza Creek last month in the face of opposition from Icahn and other major shareholders.
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This White House is telling the North Koreans they will get a bonanza of US private-sector investment only once the nuclear program is completely dismantled.
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When you "watch" The Bachelor only through Twitter, you transform the show from an ordinary dating show into a television bonanza where literally anything is possible.
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After "The Garry Moore Show" failed to oust "Bonanza," Mr. Dann made a desperation call to the William Morris Agency, which offered him the Smothers Brothers.
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The bill's unveiling would launch the GOP's blitzkrieg effort to try to pass legislation by Thanksgiving and trigger a lobbying bonanza from both supporters and opponents.
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Sanders has transformed attacks from the liberal policy advocacy organization Center for American Progress—run by Clinton loyalist Neera Tanden—and Brock into a fundraising bonanza.
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SandRidge Energy – Investor Carl Icahn bought a 13.51 percent stake in SandRidge and indicated he would vote against the firm's proposed purchase of Bonanza Creek Energy.
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Selling those units might not be easy, but shutting them down could unlock tens of billions of dollars in capital, a potential bonanza for shareholder returns.
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Amazon had decided to expand its annual consumer bonanza into a two-day affair, featuring a brand-new service: free one-day shipping for Prime members.
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And a program to raise taxes on the rich and use the proceeds to finance a universal preschool system would be a bonanza for red states.
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So, if you can't make it for tonight's luxury clothing bonanza, you can still "shop" Melgaard's sure-to-be fascinating send-up of the retail industry.
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During the Bitcoin forking bonanza last year, Bitmain played a major role in the decision to fork Bitcoin into two versions: Bitcoin core and Bitcoin Cash.
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It's now a four-day bonanza attended by a hundred and thirty-five thousand fans of all stripes, many of whom show up in elaborate cosplay.
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This is a bonanza for young heirs who can take small distributions over their lifetime and "stretch" the tax deferral of the retirement account for decades.
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If you're an owner, a league sponsor or a network executive, the points bonanza has been magic for television ratings, which declined the past two years.
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David Lesh, 34, and his friend were doing a photoshoot of his new Beechcraft Bonanza, CNN affiliate KGO-TV reported, when things started to go wrong.
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Ah, the Super Bowl, a bonanza of overeating and watching men brutalize each other (brain health be damned), punctuated by 30-second reminders to spend money.
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SandRidge emerged from bankruptcy late last year, while Bonanza did so in April this year following a recovery in oil prices after a two-year slump.
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Midstates' all-stock proposal which would give SandRidge shareholders 60 percent of the combined entity comes weeks after SandRidge ended efforts to buy Bonanza Creek Energy.
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The proposal comes a few weeks after SandRidge ended a $746 million deal to buy Bonanza Creek Energy following opposition from large shareholders including Carl Icahn.
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"Its going to take a while before somebody can generate a lot of growth out of the Bonanza Creek assets," said Michael Scialla analyst at Stifel.
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As you might imagine, compliance vendors that are already making billions of dollars on a FATCA corporate welfare bonanza are thrilled at the thought of GATCA.
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Late last month, the Iranian regime's President Hassan Rouhani wrapped up a trip to France and Italy for a deal bonanza after the lifting of sanctions.
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Icahn, who opposes SandRidge's $746 million proposal for Bonanza Creek Energy Inc, wants to investigate deliberations involving the deal and other matters including executive compensation at SandRidge.
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The shopping bonanza kicks off on May 12 (just in time to take your mom shopping for a last-minute gift) and runs through Saturday, June 1st.
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So, as you prepare to watch the ceremony this Sunday, January 29th, know this: the winners at this bonanza have a 95% chance of winning an Oscar.
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Ending those requirements is considered essential for the government to find the investment needed to reap the expected tax windfall from the subsalt oil and gas bonanza.
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An estimated 1.8 million people showed up, and ticket reseller services like Stubhub and eBay said that they wouldn't sell inauguration tickets to prevent a scalping bonanza.
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The bank unveiled a better than expected 4 billion pound dividend and share buyback bonanza after full-year results in February, despite weaker profit growth than expected.
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Additional programming coordinated by the McEvoy Foundation for the Arts (MFA) will be held at 1150 25th Street, including events with Ala Ebtekar, Bonanza, and Stephanie Syjuco.
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AKA the day when retailers attempt to kickstart a holiday buying bonanza by slashing a bunch of prices and scattering digital tinsel all over their online channels.
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The Times - Bankers are scrambling to attract an $83 billion telecoms flotation to London amid hopes that the deal could generate a bonanza in advisory fees. bit.
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Real GDP per capita rose by more than 40 percent between 2003 and 20153, almost entirely thanks to the bonanza in oil revenues, and reforms were postponed.
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The appointment comes months after larger rival SandRidge Energy, under pressure from activist investor Carl Icahn and other shareholders, abandoned its bid to buy Bonanza Creek Energy.
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"I think liberal pages are definitely seeing a bonanza of growth under Trump," said Patrick Brown, the CEO of Liftable Media, which publishes several conservative news websites.
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Much of the anticipation is driven by Trump, the television personality turned Republican presidential nominee who created a ratings bonanza for cable networks during the GOP primary.
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That's due in part to the bonanza features in iOS 11 and the fact that macOS 10.13 is a pretty unsexy update, mostly focused on infrastructural changes.
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This fall, Canyon Ranch — a pioneer in wellness long before it was a marketing bonanza — will open a dedicated wellness retreat among the redwoods of Woodside, Calif.
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Though the purpling of Midwestern statehouses since last November has served as a check on Republican power, it has hardly led to a bonanza of liberal legislating.
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Every step Ms. Jenner took last spring resulted in a ratings bonanza, including an ABC interview with Diane Sawyer and an appearance at ESPN's ESPY award ceremony.
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But the list would be longer still if it included the lawyers, PR advisers and accountants that will no doubt claim a slice of the fee bonanza.
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The prop gives a detailed account of the "history" of Bonanza City, as well as recommendations on what changes should be made for future inhabitants to succeed.
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But the reality coming into focus is a tax plan that on its face offers a bonanza for rich people and could leave most families worse off.
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Private crossings to Mexico are a rich franchise under the North American Free Trade Agreement, but discussions on reopening the accord have put that bonanza at risk.
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Sin embargo, en los países pobres, donde miles de millones de personas viven al borde de la calamidad incluso en épocas de bonanza, los peligros se amplifican.
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Rick Gladstone writes: Islamic State propagandists considered Palmyra a bonanza for promoting their vision of a strictly religious caliphate devoid of homage to other cultures or religions.
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Monday's game was more than just a scoring bonanza, it was an unofficial proxy on the N.F.L.'s return to Los Angeles after more than two decades.
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It is preceded by months of visits by prospective candidates and hordes of media, an economic and public relations bonanza for the small and largely rural state.
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If several candidates hit 15 percent, the delegates will split among them; if two or even just one candidate tops 15 percent, they'll get a comparative bonanza.
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Bird's strategy and fund-raising bonanza are reminiscent of the days when Uber and Airbnb clashed ferociously with American cities as they fought to flood the market.
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In addition to its status as secular national holiday, Super Bowl Sunday is an advertising bonanza, a day when commercials are not only tolerated, but sought out.
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Energy prices have surged to the highest levels in more than three years, just as Amazon prepares for its fourth annual mid-summer bargain bonanza on Monday.
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Fight fans are excited and Nevada's casinos and sports books see a financial bonanza, but one important constituency doesn't believe the bout should happen at all: doctors.
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One of the most prolific creators, Paul Dinning, has posted hundreds of videos for cats, including an eight-hour "Bird Bonanza" that's amassed almost 7 million views.
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This weekend's video bonanza is just the beginning — and they're likely to shape some of the public's perception of autonomous vehicles as janky and prone to mistakes.
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The deal also has the support of Fir Tree Partners a shareholder in both companies that had opposed SandRidge's pursuit of Bonanza Creek and Avenue Capital Group.
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He created the world's biggest shopping bonanza Before becoming CEO in 2015, Zhang spent much of his career at Alibaba in the group's core online shopping business.
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"The big problem for little @MacMiller is that he's going to have to have another hit song, not just his Donald Trump bonanza," Trump tweeted in April.
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In just a few days, the misguided order has disrupted the lives of hundreds of refugees, scholars and professionals, while providing jihadist groups with a propaganda bonanza.
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One week after that, Compartir de Plena were back at La Terraza de Bonanza, where a generator kept the beers cold and the microphones on for months.
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I myself could have done with fewer reaction shots of the Porgs, those infernally moist-eyed little winged critters that have already fueled a Disney merchandising bonanza.
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The army, meanwhile, has promised to deploy 80,000 soldiers to secure ex-FARC territories from guerrillas, paramilitaries and whoever else wants a share of the coca bonanza.
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Perched on the edge of the Schengen Area, Ukraine boasts some of the world's cheapest cigarettes, earning it a dubious reputation as a bonanza for tobacco runners.
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Germany is enjoying a construction boom thanks to a real estate bonanza, increased company investment in industrial buildings and higher state spending on roads, bridges, ports and railways.
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The average stock rises on earnings, Goldmanfinds In the early days of this earnings period, however, those pursing a pure call-buying strategy have enjoyed an incredible bonanza.
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The friend took the texts to cops and McGourty was arrested later that day as she was teaching a physics class at Bonanza High School, the paper reported.
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Because of that investment, steel companies did not initially participate in the stock buyback bonanza that followed the 2018 corporate tax cuts, which lifted so many American stocks.
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But it's likely very hard to compete against the likes of Amazon, which apparently sold thousands of Echo devices per minute during its recent Prime Day sales bonanza.
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Following his time on Batman, West found himself typecast, but appeared in a number of films and television shows, such as Bonanza, Fantasy Island, and The Last Precinct.
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The second-quarter earnings' bonanza has seen worryingly mediocre results across the board for European banks and their share slide has weighed on the overall European stock markets.
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The bump under her winter coat indicates that another is on the way, part of a baby bonanza that has seen the town's fertility rate double since 2005.
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California could reap a bonanza of "$1 billion or more" in new taxes from the upcoming stock offering of ride-hailing service Lyft, according to state's former treasurer.
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It comes as world stock and bond markets are selling off on fears that a jobs bonanza in the United States may force early interest rate hikes there.
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On the second evening of Prime Day, Amazon's annual sales bonanza, Anne Marie Bressler received an email from Amazon that had nothing to do with the latest deals.
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He might have said he was going to raise taxes on people like him, but his tax proposal showed a bonanza of cuts for, well, people like him.
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His Killing series—Killing Lincoln, Killing Kennedy, Killing Jesus, Killing Patton, Killing Reagan, and Killing The Rising Sun—has been a bonanza for both O'Reilly and for Macmillan.
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Petrobras, which is burdened by some $88 billion of gross debt, has played a leading role in developing a bonanza of deep-water oil finds in recent decades.
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It's not some movie with interesting peaks and vales; it's a campaign for the most powerful position on Earth, and shouldn't be treated as simply a ratings bonanza.
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Los Angelenos have come to see the Echo Park Craft Fair as a kind of pilgrimage: a semiannual bonanza for independent goods from makers, crafters, designers and chefs.
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At $60 a barrel, and a roughly 50-50 split of profits with Exxon, Guyana could receive a bonanza of more than $5 billion a year in revenue.
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So as things stand, these 126 rare and impeccable photographs have become as much a worry and a burden to their owner as they are a potential bonanza.
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But anyone who read his policy statements and took them literally would know that Trump has always been proposing a bonanza of tax cuts and deregulation for bankers.
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In the past, that fact might have been a marketing bonanza for Scumbag dealers—a signal that their stuff was potent, or at least definitely not a placebo.
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El año pasado su precio se disparó y llegó a más de 600 dólares por kilogramo, pero esa bonanza ha causado grandes problemas sociales en la nación africana.
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That's why we've teamed up to present the inaugural Emerge Impact + Music festival, a three-day bonanza bringing together can't-miss new artists, speakers, installations, workshops, and more.
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While the Republican bill closed some of these smaller loopholes, many of the major ones remain intact, making this massive tax cut into a bonanza for corporate America.
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There was the big Southern spectacular on March 1, the Michigan/Mississippi mashup of March 8, and the Florida/Ohio/Illinois/North Carolina/Missouri bonanza on March 15.
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For Sanna Dairy Engineers, which was founded by Mr. Sanna's father in Madison in 1935 and which employed Charles and his three brothers, Swiss Miss was a bonanza.
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Makers of hygiene products are in for a bit of an unexpected bonanza, along with food delivery services, streaming services — everything internet will be taxed to the limit.
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After California came up big for Sanders to blunt a Biden bonanza further east — this much we know: One — The establishment may be teetering, but it's not finished.
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But the usual bonanza for the tourism and consumer industries may be hit as some people were cancelling trips and avoiding public areas like cinemas and shopping centers.
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But the usual bonanza for the tourism and consumer industries may be hit as some people were cancelling trips and avoiding public areas like cinemas and shopping centres.
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The bonanza for lobbyists and media consultants demonstrates the deep pockets of the health care industry, and the intense interest it takes in even relatively small policy changes.
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As scores of investment bankers profit from the fee bonanza offered by Chinese companies hunting for deals in the United States, one group is conspicuously absent - Chinese banks.
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A production bonanza, spurred by the brief scare of a shortfall in 2016-17 and by higher-yielding sugar-cane varieties, has driven India's output to record levels.
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Pennsylvania is expected to be a bonanza, with its 5th, 6th, 226th and 21th districts all forecast to flip to the Democrats by 24 percentage points or more.
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Shares of Bonanza Creek rose 3 percent to $31.65, but were trading well below the offer price of $36, suggesting investors were skeptical of the deal going through.
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With the Obama administration's signature combination of big green money, minimal transparency and small oversight, expect any new environmentally motivated spending sprees to also become a crony bonanza.
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Intent on getting their own crack at this cash bonanza, lawmakers in Vermont, Connecticut, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and New York have pushed since January to legalize bud.
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It's Prime Day 2017, which is Amazon's now-annual midsummer deals bonanza designed to entice the few of us that are left without a Prime subscription to sign up.
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And we&aposre going to tell you why legalized pot laws have totally backfired and turned out to be a bonanza for, believe it or not, the drug cartels.
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This week, Republicans in Congress are planning to take an important step toward tax reform — a plan that already looks like it will be a bonanza for the wealthy.
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Service industries will not have passports, or rights through equivalence, to operate in the EU. If there is no deal, a free-trade bonanza will be a pipe-dream.
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Now, under mounting pressure from structural changes including new technologies and stricter emissions standards, we could finally be on the brink of an M&A bonanza in the sector.
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Despite the apposite demography, that unusual format, plus the manic attention and spending—a bonanza for local broadcasters—makes the outcome only a muted bellwether for the mid-terms.
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The time has come: Summer's over and Apple is holding a bonanza of a launch event to announce new products, headlined by what will likely be three new iPhones.
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SandRidge, which emerged from bankruptcy late last year following a recovery in oil prices, wants to expand in the Denver-Julesburg Basin of Colorado with its purchase of Bonanza.
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Mr Moreno has disappointed him, in part because there is less money than there was during the oil bonanza that occurred during the early years of Mr Correa's presidency.
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The bonanza in home building has created thousands of construction jobs, offsetting some of the weakness in the mining sector - as the RBA noted in its post-meeting statement.
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It doesn't look like ABC is quite ready to quit its rating bonanza Roseanne, even after the sitcom's star sent out a series of bugged out, blatantly racist tweets.
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Our biggest mistake was overestimating the pace of change in Trump's America, which meant we braced for a stronger dollar, a flood of repatriated cash and an infrastructure bonanza.
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Usually held at the Khao Yai Bonanza Racetrack two hours away from Bangkok, 2015 saw the festival change locations to the former Kaeng Krachan Country Club in Phetchaburi province.
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The view of the US attorney general coming before a group of aggressive senators may paint a picture similar to the media bonanza of Comey's blockbuster hearing last week.
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The event was astonishingly successful: Amazon made 34 million Prime sales that day, nearly 20 percent more than it had on Black Friday, the traditional post-Thanksgiving buying bonanza.
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On Sunday, the brand kept its promise, offering a bonanza of a show that was proof positive that sometimes the best ideas need patience to germinate and be refined.
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Strangely, the other big VR contender—Sony's PlayStation VR—sat out the Vegas tech bonanza, most likely biding its time for one the big gaming shows in early 2016.
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Earlier this month, he disclosed a 13.5 percent stake, making him the energy company's largest shareholder and an outspoken critic of its plan to acquire rival Bonanza Creek Energy.
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On Tuesday, a new CNN poll found that 55% of voters opposed the controversial Republican tax bill, which is branded by Democrats as a massive bonanza for the rich.
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The 2.9 percent yield doesn't seem like much for a 10-year commitment, but it's a bonanza compared to the German 10-year bund, which currently yields 0.33 percent.
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Word from his lawyer, Sven Mary, on Thursday that Mr. Abdeslam would like to return to France to "explain himself" raised the tantalizing prospect of a potential intelligence bonanza.
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In the meanwhile, Murphy had scored a ratings bonanza with Fox's "9-1-1," a wackadoo procedural featuring stories like one about a baby caught in a plumbing pipe.
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Their $264.1 billion in holdings outstrips the combined net worth of an estimated 160 million people, or 2503 million U.S. households, according to the report titled: Billionaire Bonanza 2017.
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Set aside that the military action that Trump proposes would be a recruitment bonanza for terrorist groups that would sign up thousands to tens of thousands of new terrorists.
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It kicked off this year's 24-hour shopping bonanza with a live performance by U.S. pop star Taylor Swift followed by the live-streamed marketing of over 1,8003 brands.
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" He rejects the idea of lifting immunity for gun sellers and manufacturers, with the exception of product liability cases, saying it would prove a "bonanza for personal injury lawyers.
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The global crisis began more than a decade ago with the calamitous end of an American real estate bonanza that set off a global disaster involving so-called derivatives.
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The chain of buffets was founded in 1963 by Dan Blocker, who played Eric "Hoss" Cartwright on Bonanza, and enjoyed its peak popularity when TV Westerns were still big.
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Lyft's success bodes well for its home state, California, which is set to collect a capital-gains tax bonanza from the tech companies planning to go public this year.
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The coronavirus outbreak may lead to the first U.S. recession in more than a decade, but it could be a bonanza for the companies competing in the streaming wars.
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The retail bonanza is increasingly met with indifference or disapproval by Americans who want to spend time with their families, sleep in and give underpaid retail employees a break.
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The consumer electronics bonanza kicked off this week, and we&aposve already seen some exciting devices, like LG&aposs super-cool rollable TV or TCL&aposs gorgeous new smartphones.
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It's Prime Day 2017, which is 's now-annual midsummer deals bonanza designed to entice the few of us that are left without a Prime subscription to sign up.
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Ms. Reynolds was well known to one generation for, in part, the tabloid bonanza surrounding her when her husband Eddie Fisher skipped out with her best friend, Elizabeth Taylor.
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His second birthday party was a bonanza around the cartoon, with a themed cake emblazoned with his name and hugs from life-size versions of the show's puppy characters.
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The bonanza of returns from those deals helped put Ms. Green, who focuses on start-ups in retail and e-commerce, into the top 20 for the first time.
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Mr. Fogel's "bonanza bananas bazooka" email, along with his expected testimony about interactions with Mr. Huber and Mr. Olan, may be enough to establish this element for tippee liability.
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It's difficult to disentangle Amazon's consumer bonanza days, like Prime Day, from stories about the stress being put on the company's logistics workers—not to mention the global environment.
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Barnum's chief interest in the venture lay, by his own account, in the "opportunities it afforded for rapidly making money," and in the mermaid he saw a potential bonanza.
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Flipkart and Amazon are leading an online sales bonanza that will see Indians buy smartphones worth over $1 billion in just five days, according to tech consultancy Counterpoint Research.
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Then take one look at the online holiday shopping bonanza: Massive corporations, peddling questionable information, to a public without sufficient tools to help separate the good from the bad.
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READ: Your Amazon Alexa might have been made by overworked Chinese schoolchildren Black Friday — the post-Thanksgiving shopping bonanza — started as a U.S. tradition but has since migrated overseas.
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There, another agent found a bonanza in my suitcase: a kilo of Brazilian coffee and a box of Middle Eastern pastry given to me by a friend from Lebanon.
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Surprise: Freddie Highmore "The Good Doctor" is a ratings bonanza but largely a critical dud, so Mr. Highmore's nod — for his role as a young, autistic doctor — stands out.
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We learned quite a bit this week from Google's three-day developer bonanza about what the internet behemoth sees as the future of tech, of mobile and of itself.
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One such example would be the wealth created by the social network Facebook, which over the years has reaped a bonanza for its co-founders, investors, early employees and others.
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Those banks are now free to provide shareholders with a bonanza of increased dividend payouts and share buy-backs, after years of complaints from investors about the industry's meagre returns.
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"We will continue to review the legality and merits behind EPA's regulatory bonanza, and the potential impacts on consumers," said the leaders of the House energy committee in a statement.
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The National Security Agency works every day to find new ways to break into international networks, but it's rare to see proof of that hacking bonanza out in the open.
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All expectations point to another extravagant box office bonanza when The Lion King debuts July 19, and in spite of less-than-stellar reviews, Aladdin has surpassed $875 million worldwide.
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Since the collapse of the 80s cocaine bonanza and amid an enduring absence of schools in the region, he's stuck looking to the future with just a third-grade education.
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That's twice the cost of previous parades, and comes close to last year's huge 503th year milestone bonanza, which racked up a price tag of S$250 million ($22016 million).
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Chavez poured money from an oil bonanza into Cuban-staffed medical clinics and free housing for the poor, transforming the lives of millions before he died of cancer in 2013.
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But, like any fashion event, the show went on, and with musical acts like Harry Styles and Miguel taking the stage, made for yet another catwalk bonanza for the books.
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I have been roundly criticized for opposing a Trump presidency, which I clearly did against my own self-interest since I would be a beneficiary of this new tax bonanza.
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The justification for this bonanza is that you get what you pay for: companies claim they hire chief executives on the open market and pay them according to their performance.
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Does Oliver call for this easy, no drama solution, or does he try to keep the controversy alive – and maybe squeeze another ratings bonanza out of it down the road?
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Republicans, who are set on passing a massive tax cut bill — which already looks like a bonanza for the wealthy — are struggling to find ways to pay for their proposals.
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Though Israel wears the largest bulls-eye on its back, many other U.S. allies in the region also voiced their fear that the financial bonanza would embolden Iran's aggressive aims.
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A MONEY WIN FOR HULL Hull secured an immediate return to the Premier League and a cash bonanza by beating Sheffield Wednesday, 266-215, in a playoff final in London.
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Baghdadi's death could be a 'propaganda bonanza' for ISIS and incite more violenceTrump tries to spin his disastrous Syria retreat into a big success, says he showed 'vision' and 'courage'
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ICAHN: YEAH, I THINK THAT THE COMPANY, I BELIEVE, TO ENTRENCH ITSELF – THE BOARD TO ENTRENCH ITSELF – WENT OUT AND ISSUED STOCK – AND ISSUED STOCK FOR A COMPANY CALLED BONANZA.
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It would be an unlimited bonanza for colleges and a huge drain on the Treasury, for a program already estimated to cost tens of billions of dollars per year. Mrs.
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The successful Republican drive to overhaul the tax code, which consumed much of the legislative agenda in 2017, resulted in a bonanza of business for Washington's law and lobby firms.
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A bonanza is far from assured: competition to help with the restructuring of the Middle East's largest economy is fierce, and Riyadh has the upper hand in negotiations over fees.
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For Hamas, already reeling from domestic criticism that it had sold out the Palestinian cause for a pile of cash, the battle in Khan Younis was a public-relations bonanza.
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They do on television, though, those Tom Selleck Westerns and the "Lonesome Dove" did well, but even more recently, the "Hatfields and McCoys" was like a huge, huge rating bonanza.
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Good news Gronk, the star of such classics as "Dynamic Booty 5" and "Bubble Butt Bonanza" says you have a future in the skin biz ... and she's being totally serious.
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What's happening in the heavens is a bonanza here on earth, in this money-minded patch of purple mountains, fruited plains and Donald Trump-branded properties called the United States.
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Amazon's yearly bonanza is a production that feels almost provocatively distant from the image cultivated by Whole Foods, which Amazon recently announced it would buy for a reported $13.4 billion.
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Sure, she has the buffer of her social media fan base, a potential consumer bonanza to dangle in front of any brand, a weapon to wield and ensure her freedom.
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ABC announced this year that "Scandal" will end after this coming season, something that the network tried to turn into a marketing bonanza at its annual advertiser pitch in May.
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The past three years have seen a bonanza of discounts, as rents stagnate in many parts of the city, and landlords use the deals to avoid actually lowering the rent.
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The carb-filled room is also set to smell of "fresh bakery scents" and guests will be able to enjoy a bonanza of carb-inspired room fixtures, bedding, and accessories.
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They went from expecting fresh crackdowns from a Hillary Clinton administration with Warren wielding heavy influence to the cusp of a deregulatory bonanza with Republicans in complete control of Washington.
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Chuck Collins and Josh Hoxie are co-authors of the new report, Billionaire Bonanza 2017: The Forbes 400 and the Rest of Us. They co-edit the web site Inequality.
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The Nationals are the only team with three contracts worth at least $140 million that all extend beyond 2020 — including Corbin's, the only true bonanza of baseball's bewildering, endless winter.
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Apart from Uber, those set to join the I.P.O. bonanza are Pinterest, the digital pin board; the messaging company Slack; the delivery company Postmates; and the home-fitness company Peloton.
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Last January, walking through the seemingly endless showroom at the gadget bonanza known as the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, I saw a glimpse of what's to come.
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Like any 19-year-old at a music festival, Kaitlyn Strom went to Minnesota's Winstock, a two-day country music bonanza, looking to have a hell of a good time.
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The leaked plan would be a bonanza for giant corporations, prioritizing projects that raised revenue (toll roads, higher water rates) and giving very little weight to a project's social benefit.
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Mr. Kristof cites a recent Institute for Policy Studies report, "Billionaire Bonanza," among other dire warning signs that the economy is off kilter and that Americans are ready to see change.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's independent oil refiners are suffering a drastic change of fortune as new tax rules, shrinking diesel demand and higher crude prices threaten their nearly three-year profit bonanza.
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Elizabeth Warren late Tuesday, even though the move has turned into a publicity bonanza for the progressive senator and brought fresh attention to longstanding Democratic concerns about attorney general nominee Sen.
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While bumper shareholder payouts alongside buybacks have driven much of the equity bonanza in recent years, logic dictates that any glitch in the corporate cycle will cause dividends to be cut.
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Watching these rich women puking and sobbing on a fiery luxury liner in the choppy waters off of Cartagena, Colombia was supposed to be a bonanza of such first-world freakouts.
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"The problem is (SandRidge) is buying Bonanza Creek but not accelerating their production," said Coker and Palmer analyst David Beard, noting that the deal would add debt to SandRidge's balance sheet.
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Diwali should be a bonanza, but they will now have to ship unsold stocks out of the city, or pay police heftier-than-usual bribes to sell them under the counter.
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Students and teachers contrast that with the sporting bonanza, especially as a state auditor this month said the Maracanã overhaul went 62 percent over budget because of inflated billing by builders.
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Chastised as abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, Trump supporter Barr and her ratings bonanza show were pink-slipped by ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey within hours of the tweet.
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SS: I hear what Geoff's saying about solicitors at one end of the spectrum, but for international law firms like yours, cross-border law firms, it's a massive bonanza, isn't it?
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The bonanza in energy products helped cushion weakness in other major products, with Brent crude leapfrogging interest rates contracts to become its second-biggest revenue earner after cash equities in 225.
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It was no surprise when the Trump administration published the report on Black Friday, the shopping bonanza following Thanksgiving, in what many interpreted as a cynical ploy to bury the report.
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Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen finished fourth and fifth in Austria, albeit lapped, for a 22-point bonanza that lifted Haas to 49 points and five ahead of former champions McLaren.
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What makes the picture glummer still is that only a few years ago a much-heralded bonanza of offshore gas had made Mozambique one of Africa's favoured recipients of foreign investment.
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None of which may make for the ratings-bonanza in Cleveland, but all of which will make for a party fired up and ready to go all the way to November.
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Since Katharine began studying personality differences when Isabel was four, this means that the two women persisted for almost eighty years before the MBTI became the commercial bonanza it is today.
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Icahn told CNBC that while he takes issue with the Bonanza buyout and the performance of SandRidge CEO James Bennett, that provision is what convinced him to go after the company.
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The seabed harbors an estimated 45 million barrels of oil and 172 billion cubic feet of gas — an energy bonanza for the petroleum firm and the country able to tap it.
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In the late 22013s, Mr. Mesches obtained his file under the Freedom of Information Act and reaped a bonanza of 260 pages, with classified information ruled over in heavy black lines.
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But not now, because "Brass Bonanza" is the best and there's a whole generation of hockey fans who don't have it stuck in their heads like we all did growing up.
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This year has been a bonanza for investors: The Dow has risen more than 22 percent and there's no apparent end in sight for the latest leg of the market rally.
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After Trump was elected, there has been a national wave of opposition and resistance that should have yielded a bonanza of fundraising by the DNC, helping Democratic initiatives across the land.
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The protest, over drivers' shrinking pay amid a potential bonanza for investors and early corporate employees, didn't seem to make it more difficult to find a ride — but it got attention.
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"The carmakers are trying to turn their cheating on emissions into a sales bonanza for new cars - a strategy that will continue to damage the climate and waste resources," it said.
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Both will be spurred on by their supporters and lured on by media who see a ratings bonanza ahead from a feisty skirmish that's soon to become an all-out war.
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Those four committees combined to raise nearly $70 million in just September, and data from the latest FEC reports sheds light on the states and zip codes powering the fundraising bonanza.
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Oklahoma-based Midstates Petroleum, backed by activist shareholder Fir Tree Partners, had offered to buy SandRidge last month, after activist shareholder Carl Icahn scuppered SandRidge's plans to buy Bonanza Creek Energy.
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Tharp's comments on the retail landscape come on Cyber Monday, the annual e-commerce bonanza that is on pace to generate more than $9 billion in sales, according to Adobe Analytics.
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But instead of checking our coastal location and predisposition to flooding, I was entranced by the P.R. bonanza that was a byproduct of Houston's warm welcome to the New Orleans victims.
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But after breaking out as a ratings bonanza for USA Network, a second installment was conceived, this one venturing far afield from the Petra Hammesfahr best seller that inspired the original.
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I do not know, but there are plenty of products at CES that try to answer that question, and CES 2020 is going to be quite the AI and IoT bonanza.
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Landing on November 28, the online shopping bonanza that's basically tailored to a tryptophan hangover is expected to amass $3.36 billion this year, a 9.4% increase over last year's Cyber Monday revenues.
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If Deadpool's campaign was an off-the-wall, over-the-top cross-platform marketing bonanza, Batman v Superman's is a by-the-book, cover-all-bases exercise that feels a little...rote.
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With those kinds of odds, one would think it'd take a pretty gut-wrenchingly awful movie to upset the widely-panned superhero bonanza in each of the event's top (or bottom) prizes.
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This shows there is still room for Brazilian exports to increase from current levels, and until they do so, iron ore miners can expect the price bonanza to extend its current run.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The new railway linking Nairobi to the port of Mombasa was supposed to be the crowning achievement of an infrastructure bonanza propelling President Uhuru Kenyatta to victory in Kenya's Aug.
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But as Europe and Asia gear up for their share of the bonanza, businesses in the United States, the main broker of the nuclear agreement, will mostly be watching from the sidelines.
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The Bachelor has a reputation as a booze-filled bonanza, an excuse for viewers to watch inebriated women (and men, in the case of The Bachelorette) fall over themselves on national television.
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Larsson was an impact player in the Oilers' third-period bonanza, scoring off a rush down the right wing and then when left unchecked deep in slot of the Anaheim defensive zone.
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It's GOP state legislatures using the conjunction of that bonanza with the 2010 census to redraw maps in a way that lets them continue to hold power with a minority of votes.
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Certainly the pro-coal lobby is enthused by the idea that more mines could open in the basin, but this is far from certain and the promised jobs bonanza is another myth.
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"It can be a financial bonanza for the owner if a property can be subdivided from single-family residential to a higher density of development, " said Brad Hunter, chief economist for HomeAdvisor.
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The adorable daughter of Hollywood Darlings star Christine Lakin and her husband Brandon Breault celebrated her first birthday on Saturday with an owl-themed backyard bonanza fit for kids and adults alike.
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The couple married in a 1981 ratings bonanza that attracted 30 million viewers, and prompted Princess Diana, herself a young newlywed at the time, to send champagne to the General Hospital set.
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Spurred by these projections, the National Institutes of Health and Congress have begun to aggressively fund Alzheimer's research in the last few years, and Chen is a recipient of this spending bonanza.
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Under the soil near Bonanza lie deposits of oil shale, a pre-petroleum material that, if baked at high temperatures for long enough, can be turned into a liquid synthetic crude oil.
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There is no preemptive call for a Carlos Beltran victory lap nor will any Save The Dates be issued for a media bonanza ahead of his looming retirement, whenever that may be.
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This is an idea that's central to USDOT's transportation funding bonanza Smart City Challenge, which is giving $40 million to one of seven cities to build the transportation system of the future.
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In 1966-67, CBS had eight of the top 10 shows ("Bonanza" and ABC's "Bewitched" filled out the list) and the following season, all of the top five series were on CBS.
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Oklahoma City-based SandRidge and Bonanza Creek, headquartered in Denver, have both recently emerged from bankruptcy, having been swept up in a wave of restructurings following a historic crash in oil prices.
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The accords cover various sectors, including energy and steel, and underscore the potential business bonanza on offer for European firms following the lifting of crippling financial sanctions on Tehran earlier this month.
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His version of the galloping theme from the NBC western "Bonanza," which began in 163 and would end its hugely popular run in 1973, reached No. 19 on the Billboard singles chart.
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Carl Icahn has bought a 13 percent stake in SandRidge Energy, becoming the latest shareholder to oppose the company's deal to acquire Bonanza Creek, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
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" Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, objected vehemently to the decision, claiming that it could create "a potential bonanza for friends and family of rich people with material nonpublic information.
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The plan is a potential bonanza for renewable energy developers as South Australia has the nation's highest power prices, which are a big deterrent to other investors, along with supply reliability concerns.
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If IGTV's launch partners that benefited from early access and guidance aren't doing so hot, it means there's likely no free view count bonanza in store from other creators or regular users.
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Six knockdowns and less than two rounds later, Frazier was an ex-champion, and that bonanza with Ali had been reduced to a nontitle fight for a small fraction of the money.
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But it could take five to seven years for this bonanza to arrive, said Danny Ismail, an analyst and lead of office coverage for the real estate research firm Green Street Advisors.
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Meanwhile, the cancellation or postponement of major events such as the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, a global brand advertising bonanza, mean that Google will miss out on major ad opportunities this year.
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So much more: earrings by Zeen, a Pakistani high street brand; another shalwar kameez by Gul Ahmed; a kurta by Élan Pakistan; a dupatta by Bonanza Satrangi; a coat from Beulah London.
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It was the last chance, before the South Carolina primary and the delegate bonanza of Super Tuesday, to slow Senator Bernie Sanders's momentum or plow past Michael R. Bloomberg's avalanche of cash.
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Teams, though, have come to realize that picking Mr. Irrelevant can turn into a media bonanza, so much so that they have tried to trade for the last pick in the draft.
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CHICAGO — The Illinois governors race is on pace to be the most expensive statewide election in U.S. history, a spending bonanza expected to cost more than a quarter-billion dollars next year.
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More than a sudden bonanza of good fortune, repeated brief moments of positive feelings can provide a buffer against stress and depression and foster both physical and mental health, their studies show.
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"It has been a bonanza for the consulting class," said Walter Shapiro, a fellow at the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University, where he studies political spending and campaign finance.
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It's unlikely that Fox will do the right thing with Carlson, Pirro, or their other anchors for whom racist and sexist fearmongering is practically an art form (and certainly a ratings bonanza).
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With Amazon currently ruling as the dominant dot-com player, we've got eyes on the site to see what kind of deals they're unveiling on this final day of holiday-sale bonanza.
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Detractors however warn it has inflated global asset prices in a way that could cause the next crisis, even while the stock-market bonanza has exacerbated wealth inequality in the United States.
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Taken No. 103 over all, as part of a Jacksonville draft bonanza that also netted cornerback Jalen Ramsey and linebacker Myles Jack, Ngakoue tramples the traditional profile of an elite pass rusher.
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But the road to the box office bonanza wasn't cut and dried -- Fellowes, Naeme and production team had to approach the project with the same painstaking care they'd lavished on the series.
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Dennis Graham has ZERO concerns about Drake getting down on his luck if he keeps giving away stacks o' money by the millions ... although he's struggling to explain the "God's Plan" bonanza.
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These charges continue to be a bonanza for banks, despite the Federal Reserve's 1003 regulations that sought to bar them from assessing these fees unless customers have opted into an overdraft protection program.
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Waters in one of those blocks are also claimed by Israel, which kicked off a gas bonanza in the eastern Mediterranean almost a decade ago with the discovery of two huge gas fields.
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Alton Brown's food nerd bonanza Good Eats added a creative twist, and then the successful debut of the original Japanese Iron Chef in 1993 showed campy food competition as a primetime main course.
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What starts as an ensemble cast bewildered by the events taking place mere feet away from them, turns into an all-out paranoia bonanza as tempers flare, suspicions rage, and violence begets violence.
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