" Concluding, "I think bringing in a fresh face, I think bringing in fresh people, is a good thing.
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"I think bringing in a fresh face, I think bringing in fresh people, is a good thing," he said.
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PRIEBUS: Well, but, look, I mean, I think bringing in fresh face, I think bringing in fresh people is a good thing.
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"The features we're bringing in first really focus on compositing workflows — bringing in images, combining and manipulating pixels to blend together," says senior product manager Jenny Lyell.
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"[Target is] bringing in things that are trending, bringing in reasonably priced product and trying to get consumers excited," NPD Group's beauty analyst, Larissa Jensen, told CNBC.
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The National Football League is currently bringing in more than $6 billion per year in media rights fees, while the NBA is bringing in over $2 billion per year.
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We're bringing in new people, bringing in new ideas and we want to make politics attractive again for young people who unfortunately have turned their back to politics and public service.
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The company he founded to accomplish this, The Boring Company, has sold 2999.99,21 hats at $2200 each (bringing in $7003 million) and 2700,24 flamethrowers at $245 a pop (bringing in $10,000,000).
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The NK Pro report makes a connection to Singapore-based traders bringing in a substantial amount of goods into North Korea department stores, including allegedly bringing in luxury items banned by UN sanctions.
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The company is reportedly bringing in millions in annual revenue.
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Officials are bringing in water to residents and fire teams.
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In 1990, he made 45 appearances, bringing in about $360,000.
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We definitely leverage that for bringing in prospects and customers.
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Investor Lynn Tilton is bringing in some new hired guns.
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That's a good start: selling cars means bringing in revenue.
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They say they're bringing in $1.5 billion in annual GMV.
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Cabrera then snuck a single into left, bringing in Goodrum.
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Harris finished the quarter bringing in just over $12 million.
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You have to start with bringing in the right people.
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He finished his Senate run bringing in almost $80 million.
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Bringing in any of those cases that ultimately got overturned?
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Meanwhile, the governor's office is bringing in the big guns.
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But there is talk today of bringing in Massachusetts Sen.
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Apple is bringing in help to boost its News app.
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I could see them bringing in more front seven pieces.
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"They are bringing in mobile generators, portable coolers," she said.
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LG: Listen, I'm bringing in some outside help for us.
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Forever bringing in news clippings about bombings and Ebola outbreaks.
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Penn also has the option of bringing in another partner.
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Bringing in substitute labor from foreign countries lowers the price.
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And bringing in corpses was just fine for the president.
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We tossed around ideas, like bringing in a cruise ship.
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"By addressing the connective tissue and bringing in fresh oxygenated blood every time you get on the roller, you're bringing in circulation, you're smoothing out that density and wringing out the toxins," says Roxburgh.
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Frankel in order to salvage their businesses; they include limiting the number of runways in use at Lantana, bringing in a temporary control tower and bringing in TSA agents to screen pilots and passengers.
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While restaurant owners and staff say restrictions remain on bringing in North Korean workers on new long-term visas, some circumvent the ban by bringing in staff on short-term permits with different visa classifications.
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Watch the red blob linger over Europe, bringing in warm air.
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It's about bringing in attention from outside about what's going on.
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For us, we really think about growth, bringing in more users.
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German cars are big business, bringing in almost $230 billion annually.
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But the entire point of bringing in USADA was always perception.
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Bringing in testing and development customers is a good first step.
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We have bureaucracies that are incapable of bringing in that innovation.
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Bringing in Megan and tying up loose ends, provided a reason.
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A positive trend I saw was people bringing in their dogs!
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The company is bringing in some fresh blood as well, though.
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Bringing in outside partners could mean less control over project specifics.
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If they do, it usually involves bringing in consultants to help.
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Barclays was the best performing European bank, bringing in $2.6 billion.
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"We suspect that they were bringing in more Rohingya," he added.
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Kanye West is bringing in the New Year with new music.
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Denmark responded by bringing in checks at its border with Germany.
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Jin now says his biggest mistake was not bringing in help.
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"We're bringing in 235 to 2000 people every week," said Perez.
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Bringing in a couple of starting pitchers is an absolute necessity.
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Maybe they've had internal discussions about bringing in Peyton Manning, too.
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HSBC Holdings Plc is bringing in robots to tackle financial crimes.
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I have never regretted bringing in a couple of other folks.
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Even Uber did this, bringing in Eric Holder and Arianna Huffington.
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He started by bringing in energy experts to advise his following.
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You just started bringing in revenue for the first time, what?
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It overshot profits by bringing in $8.42 in earnings per share.
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I also love bringing in fresh blooms and citrus-scented candles.
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But my editor, Celia Dugger, ultimately suggested bringing in C.J. Chivers.
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Bit by bit, Mr. Sappington raised money, bringing in about $80,000.
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By the 1950s, honeymoon resorts were bringing in thousands of tourists.
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And bringing in outside food or water is questionable, at best.
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The Coast Guard is also here, bringing in aid, and Gov.
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But Biden was bringing in new suburban voters, a reporter noted.
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Do you worry that bringing in ads will affect the community?
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They charge $3 per person, bringing in around $400,000 a year.
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MOCK But there's a bringing in of the straight audience too.
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So did the contributions, ultimately bringing in more than $183 million.
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A majority noted that those titles were bringing in new readers.
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Wall Street learned that I was O.K. at bringing in customers.
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Benioff did not specify how much revenue Einstein is bringing in.
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Mixer has proven it's serious about bringing in new talent — e.g.
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A committee aide told CNN the panel "anticipates" bringing in Weisselberg.
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"That's the most important theme we are bringing in," he said.
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The key to the tournament's success is bringing in big names.
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The film also did well overseas, bringing in $3023 million total.
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Border checks were heightened to prevent travelers from bringing in books.
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"The secretary is always looking at ways to ... keep the department thinking fresh, bringing in new ideas, bringing in new voices, and he sees this as another opportunity to do that," said a senior defense official.
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"The secretary is always looking at ways to ... keep the department thinking fresh, bringing in new ideas, bringing in new voices, and he sees this as another opportunity to do that," said one senior defense official.
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It's early days, but iQOS is already bringing in piles of cash.
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He&aposs bringing in record-low unemployment, helping women and minorities most.
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That's where the idea for bringing in a stunt double came up.
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How much money is Nest, Google's smart-home gadget brand, bringing in?
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Prior to bringing in Ahtapot, the attackers relied on more common malware.
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Bringing in different kinds of sounds can be annoying or a downer.
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And then there would be the flashbacks bringing in all the despair.
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However, Narcos season three is bringing in a bunch of new faces.
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These include bringing in imported foods, and scouting out space at malls.
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That's why it's perfect for millennials who aren't bringing in big bucks.
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In some places, we are bringing in some very bad, bad people.
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I don't apologize for bringing in the best people to do that.
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Bird is bringing in fresh blood to handle its expanding policy effort.
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Children in my class must be prohibited from bringing in gluten, ever.
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So, that's essentially $3 billion of revenue that we're bringing in house.
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The good news is that Elite Daily is bringing in more money.
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Bringing in Stormpath's team and technology is a sign of two things.
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"By bringing in wells and monitoring them, it empowers women," Lissie says.
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He noted the helicopters bringing in troops and equipment were readily visible.
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U.S. farmers recently started bringing in their latest corn and soybean harvests.
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He was bringing in an annual salary of $14,000 at the time.
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It was mainly men who were bringing in the much-needed income.
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Her biggest responsibility was bringing in and maintaining Square's small-business clients.
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The Chamber's defenders note that the organization is bringing in new talent.
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Bringing in a different perspective has been an asset to her work.
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The country had been mulling bringing in plain packaging for cigarette boxes.
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"The Committee anticipates bringing in Mr. Weisselberg," the aide told The Hill.
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The Liberals made bringing in more Syrian refugees part of their platform.
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So at a minimum, the conference is likely bringing in $103 million.
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First, bringing in the international students gives the top US students peers.
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First, he sold 50,000 hats (at $20 each, bringing in $1 million).
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Then he sold 20,000 flamethrowers (at $500 each, bringing in $10 million).
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And so Mr. Pincus and Zynga are again bringing in new blood.
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But it ends up accidentally bringing in the baby, Zelena, and Belle.
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Bringing in more young voters starts by meeting them where they are.
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The other involves bringing in what looks suspiciously like a wrecking crew.
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Eventually all the jurors took turns bringing in food for each other.
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" But, she said, "After I started bringing in money, they were happy.
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"I heard someone saw them bringing in some sewing machines," said one.
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Bringing in traditionally excluded groups brings in new energy and new ideas.
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"Wicked" hit a new high, bringing in $3.3 million over nine shows.
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But some things are more important than bringing in a big audience.
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Switzerland makes a halftime switch, bringing in Mario Gavranovic for Haris Seferovic.
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He said even bringing in Mr. Biden may have been a mistake.
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The show is a marketing powerhouse, with brand partnerships bringing in millions.
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But, we're bringing in international pilots to help us with that process.
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Gardner did not rule out the possibility of bringing in additional witnesses.
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Recent hiring has focused more on bringing in specialists for key roles.
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Sanders swamped Warren's fundraising, bringing in $0003 million in the first quarter.
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Bringing in a new CEO is something we do at TPG often.
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Then a colleague started bringing in canisters of chewable Mentos — the Freshmaker!
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Collins is dominating the fundraising game so far, bringing in $1.2 million.
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But Chang says it wasn't bringing in enough revenue to be sustainable.
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"Solo" bombed in China as it did elsewhere, bringing in only $16m.
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But this storm tracked closer to the coast, bringing in warmer air.
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Bringing in Lloyd is Sky Blue's way of trying to keep up.
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She tinkered by bringing in new players and by dropping old ones.
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Bringing in these authors helps to dismiss that outdated attitude, and bringing in authors of this caliber can help inject some new views and different perspectives to the franchise, which should make for some intriguing reads in 2017.
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This was not Ronald Reagan bringing in moderate George H.W. Bush or George H.W. Bush bringing in the then-lesser known Dan Quayle — this was the pick of a well-respected, known, conservative former member of Congress and governor.
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It's bringing in more in-app revenue than Pokémon Go or HBO Now.
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Look at the success of Bitmoji and bringing in characters into your Stories.
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And it's bringing in less revenue this year than it did last year.
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But bringing in new technology, there's no way around it: it's more expensive.
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Lugo then blooped a single to right-center field, bringing in two runs.
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I could also acknowledge: She's bringing in a lot more money than you.
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Some believe it will help the territory's economy by bringing in more visitors.
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And bringing in a costly federal monitor is the wrong solution, she says.
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He then suggested bringing in more immigrants from Norway — you know, white people.
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Tate is even more energetic, bringing in £1.93 for every £1 of subsidy.
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So I could see a bow bringing in $50,000 easily, they're that cool.
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Corbin followed with another double, bringing in Gomes to make it 9-0.
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Remember, these companies make money by bringing in more dedicated users, not fewer.
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However, there are benefits to bringing in the lower-income families online, too.
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In addition to bringing in jobs, the spaceport is expected to draw tourists.
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The company is no stranger to bringing in leadership from the tech world.
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SurveyMonkey projected that the app is bringing in millions of dollars per day.
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Image: GettyTesla is bringing in a new leader for its human resources unit.
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Wershe Jr. found success — by 229, he was bringing in $22017,220 a month.
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The company overhauled its sales teams, bringing in people with more industry experience.
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In France, the tax affects companies bringing in at least $844 million annually.
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Bringing in motorized vehicles where there are huge numbers of people causes problems.
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But bringing in the academic community to help is an excellent next step.
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From their point of view, bringing in American firms is a roaring success.
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Bringing in the real break-heavy tracks from both Mani Festo and Sully.
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There is also the possibility of bringing in a new investor, he said.
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They sure as hell aren't bringing in new fans via their turgid storylines.
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Astudillo then bounced a single through the hole, bringing in two more runs.
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Those elements, paired with bringing in a new year only amplified that sensation.
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Priebus also added that "bringing in a fresh face" is a good thing.
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I've been thinking about bringing in a butt plug into the bedroom, though.
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"We're essentially bringing in entirely new ways to analyze forensic DNA," Greytak said.
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But often what my clients worry about is, 'I'm bringing in a lawyer.
|
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Redeveloping low-income areas can increase diversity by bringing in higher-income residents.
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Creating a tax on financial transactions like stock trades, bringing in $800 billion.
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Bringing in new iPhone users is central to Apple's services and wearables strategy.
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Bringing in extra income through your side hustle is only half the battle.
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The Chinese would be bringing in their own capital, technology and managerial knowhow.
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Illegal immigrants will pour in.... And who are we talking about bringing in?
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The growth being produced by the tax cut is bringing in more revenues.
|
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Meanwhile, here in Georgia, the gubernatorial candidates are bringing in the big guns.
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Can you follow suit fast enough by bringing in your own robot helper?
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Soon vans were running regularly between Indiantown and Morganton, bringing in new recruits.
|
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The company had 72.3 million active listeners, bringing in $319.2 million in revenue.
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Bringing in a third party is one the best ways to manage Pluto.
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Conference schools could soon be bringing in an extra $30 million per year.
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Bringing in the private sector will only lead to less democracy and transparency.
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Bringing in diverse characters is crucial, but Americanizing their names isn't helping anybody.
|
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He was dutifully bringing in his recycling bin Wednesday afternoon in Los Angeles.
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Bringing in a more conventional executive with broad authority was a good idea.
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The school is bringing in additional staff members to provide counseling and support.
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Even worse, their kids were charged with illegally bringing in an outside beverage.
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Director Melina Matsoukas' Queen and Slim also beat expectations, bringing in $15.8 million.
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That also exceeded expectations that had the film bringing in around $30 million.
|
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But none of these endeavors are bringing in meaningful revenue at the moment.
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Bernie Sanders leads the Democratic field, bringing in $34.5 million, his campaign announced.
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It is also why he is considering bringing in a chief design officer.
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Landlords are reconsidering their tenant mixes, bringing in more food and entertainment options.
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NOAA itself is now bringing in independent investigators to review Dr. Bates's claims.
|
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Our deficits aren't out of control because we're not bringing in enough revenue.
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Most of that is outperformance rather than bringing in new money, Dunbar said.
|
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The United States remained Twitter's biggest market, bringing in 56 percent of revenue.
|
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But sooner or later, you are either bringing in profits or you aren't.
|
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Sales have taken off in recent years, bringing in tax revenue for the state.
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Schools have plenty of money, and they are bringing in even more every year.
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Now the company is bringing in some political heavyweights to try to solve it.
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With your total expenses listed, then calculate how much money you are bringing in.
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That's because the requirement for having insurance is no longer bringing in any revenue.
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Clinton also had a hand in bringing in money for the DNC in May.
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Just thought he was smart building a big page and bringing in the money.
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Falcon Heavy bringing in more money also begets increased investment in the broader company.
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Many apps offer prizes and reward users for bringing in new people, she said.
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Regulatory agencies are already bringing in significantly less in enforcement fines since Inauguration Day.
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You need to ensure you're bringing in more money than you're spending, McClanahan emphasizes.
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Earlier this month, he was still talking about bringing in help to win now.
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The Greenway makes it easier to commute while bringing in toll revenue, he notes.
|
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Snap missed analyst revenue estimates by $10 million, bringing in $149.6 million in revenue.
|
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But it might be worth bringing in Sigmund Freud for Jeb Bush's latest remarks.
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On the other hand, bringing in Howard is an interesting, and possibly telling, move.
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The Impossible Whopper has been bringing in new customers to the chain, Finazzo said.
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HANNITY: What about -- why are they bringing in the CFO of the Trump organization?
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Instead, the organization is reportedly bringing in outside experts to clean up the mess.
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That might mean reinventing an old property by bringing in a Native-American lead.
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Phone recordings of him screaming at the women for not bringing in enough money.
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At first, we thought about bringing in politics, because punk and politics go together.
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Telenor span out the project last September, bringing in a Cisco-backed investment fund.
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This eventually lead to a Twitch partnership, which started bringing in some other money.
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The question is, does the business itself have a shot at bringing in money?
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The coffee giant is bringing in the season with the new Cherry Blossom Frappuccino.
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Express also reported revenue that missed estimates by 1.2 million, bringing in $628.4 million.
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We could even block the building entrances to stop him from bringing in replacements.
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In recent weeks, he's upped his fundraising game, bringing in more than $91 million.
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U.S. interim coach Dave Sarachan will not be bringing in a replacement for Robinson.
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It was really about bringing in that subtext, that Hemingway iceberg theory up front.
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Bringing in already-established characters means there's no tension, no weight to their actions.
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In Garrett's opinion, bringing in permanent members has truly allowed Spirit Adrift to flourish.
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On top of that, local public and private investment is bringing in millions more.
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"We have been bringing in the blue-chip, New York galleries," Ms. Siddall said.
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Singh said WeWork was responsible for bringing in about a quarter of his business.
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Martha McSally in his third quarter fundraising haul, bringing in just over $5.5 million.
|
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In it, students took turns bringing in snacks, and explaining how they were made.
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And bringing in more money is exactly why someone would want to hire you.
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Once you learn how value is exchanged, bringing in money isn't the challenging part.
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Word soon spread, and men began bringing in cattle and sheep by the thousands.
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Cohen is bringing in a new lawyer versed in federal investigations in New York.
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In 2012, Apple abandoned its product-led advertising strategy by bringing in celebrities again.
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They are also bringing in expert mountaineers, search dogs and drones, the brother said.
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The cultural problems are reinforced by not bringing in a wider array of people.
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"Ocean's Twelve" and "Ocean's Thirteen" followed, bringing in another $670 million for Warner Bros.
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Bringing in new restaurants that appeal to millennials is part of the Vornado strategy.
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The Museum doesn't restock materials, and artists are prohibited from bringing in outside objects.
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In theory, bringing in an elite recruit can change the direction of a program.
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He urged Washington instead to try to expand the treaty, by bringing in China.
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The restaurant was doing OK, but it wasn't bringing in a lot of money.
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And Hacksaw Ridge had a healthy run, bringing in more than $65 million domestically.
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Then they can spend free agency bringing in immediate fixes to the other areas.
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A small military plane arrived, bringing in the bodies of soldiers killed on duty.
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La Volpe's successor, Javier Aguirre, flatly rejected the idea of bringing in outside help.
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"You are bringing in Tebow without Tim's moral background, with the baggage," he said.
|
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Ontario confirmed 78 new cases on Monday morning, bringing in its total to 503.
|
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Young Hardis was required to pick cotton, usually bringing in 247 pounds a day.
|
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Schumer also panned Republican arguments that bringing in witnesses would prolong the trial unnecessarily.
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Fifty-five percent also said they endorsed the upper chamber bringing in new witnesses.
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And then there are the ones that are bringing in a ton of money.
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In 2018, the network was bringing in about 2.4 million primetime viewers every night.
|
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The team is also bringing in more players from the national rugby sevens squad.
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Barber started the fundraiser on January 3rd, bringing in donations from around the world.
|
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Trump was talking about bringing in four warships, one of them an aircraft carrier.
|
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"Waterpreneurs" are bringing in truckloads of bottled water and tankers filled with potable water.
|
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The DNC finished August bringing in $7.9 million and has $7.2 million in debt.
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Bringing in people from Saudi Arabia - we need to be on guard against that.
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They are bringing in voters from all walks of life, but mostly the poor.
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This way, Nauto is bringing in revenue while it's working on its driverless software.
|
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But instead of bringing in Britton, Showalter stayed with Jimenez to face Edwin Encarnacion.
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We are at times bringing in investors to our clients or entrepreneurs we know.
|
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Women affiliated with ISIS, said Anderson, are undoubtedly integral to bringing in new recruits.
|
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"Rather than audio dramas being the zenith of blind accessibility and bringing in more blind gamers, I see it as bringing in more sighted players to blind accessible games," says Adriane Kuzminski, a sound designer and advocate for blind accessibility in gaming.
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And China is running huge trade surpluses, bringing in a steady inflow of foreign money.
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She was bringing in snacks, donuts and pastries and baked goods and that silly crap.
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Bringing in an outside startup can be a good way to speed up internal efforts.
|
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Jimmy Kimmel is bringing in the big guns to his ongoing feud with Matt Damon.
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That is despite Beijing bringing in rules more than a year ago against such bailouts.
|
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It has been pushing the barrier with prices and also bringing in cutting-edge features.
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Clicks operates more than 700 outlets, bringing in annual sales of about 23 billion rand.
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WHO is bringing in 3,500 additional vaccines and will begin vaccinating more people on Friday.
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I love bringing in regular people who have to deal with this in their lives.
|
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"The Committee anticipates bringing in Mr. Weisselberg," a Democratic aide told BuzzFeed News on Thursday.
|
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So what's already bringing in all that services revenue, and how healthy are those businesses?
|
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"There were a variety of women who gravitated toward bringing in other women," says Beauchamp.
|
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Getting to scale, everyone acknowledges, requires bringing in users who might not pay at first.
|
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Activision has already begun bringing in people with extensive backgrounds in broadcasting and e-sports.
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"There was probably lots of movement, with llama caravans bringing in farm produce," he said.
|
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But in the first quarter last year, it was also profitable, bringing in $3 million.
|
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But bringing in some acoustic instruments right at the end isn't enough to save it.
|
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By summer 2017, Google and White Ops were bringing in industry partners to fight it.
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Mr. Abbas and his allies have grown old in office without bringing in younger Palestinians.
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That meant bringing in advertising technology companies and pushing them to improve their load times.
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Before bringing in a growth person, organizations need to embrace three fundamental principles: Be curious.
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Additionally, it's cutting ties with one high-profile project that wasn't bringing in significant cash.
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When you first start, you are loaning out money and not bringing in a lot.
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Bringing in a white lady doesn't magically make up for erasing a person of color.
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Anesthesiologists are the top earners in the U.S., bringing in an average salary of $1923,990.
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Russia has boosted Assad's military capabilities in the conflict by bringing in key air support.
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They are looking for more immersive experiences for them and bringing in higher quality products.
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We're not bringing in women or African-Americans or Hispanics in exclusion to other people.
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They are also bringing in regional coordinators to facilitate gyms and athletes in USMF activities.
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Plus, when you're bringing in a third person, you have their feelings to consider, too.
|
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So the fighting there effectively shut off Madaya from bringing in supplies such as food.
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But a 22013% tax rate on the rich was dropped after bringing in paltry receipts.
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O'Reilly's show was a cash cow for Fox, bringing in hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The film was extremely successful, bringing in over $21 million, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
|
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"He was bringing in cattle through those areas where the sun dance was," recalls Pitawanakwat.
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Mercuria will use a tanker bringing in Iranian oil to transport out its unwanted Urals.
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Donald was bringing in very pretty women, very sophisticated women and very well-dressed women.
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"I have no intention of bringing in any other witnesses for the Russia investigation," Rep.
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Even those currently bringing in six figures struggle to afford housing in the Bay Area.
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The risk NATO took was in bringing in new democracies with no history of democracy.
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At this point in the N.F.L., there is no greater gamble than bringing in Kaepernick.
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"It seems like they're just bringing in people that are order-takers," the employee said.
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Because anybody that's bringing in [$349,000] worth of iTunes cards is probably doing something fraudulent.
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So we're bringing in non-political, you know, highly collaborative, just very driven and ambitious.
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All of the sudden we were bringing in 40% to 0003% more income per month.
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Me and Jonathan worked together, and within three years we were bringing in $1.7 million.
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Unions want higher salaries for workers and have opposed bringing in foreigners in larger numbers.
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Pratt once said on Twitter that he was bringing in up to $175,000 per episode.
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But beyond bringing in bad personnel, Priebus himself is the wrong guy for the job.
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I understand that when you're bringing in all these opinions, it could seem like chaos.
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The exam room was tiny; bringing in bulky TV cameras made the space even tighter.
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Grayson Greiner struck out, but Iglesias ripped a single to center, bringing in two runs.
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By bringing in Leeyo, his company now has a complete order to cash recognition system.
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And that software business is now bringing in more revenue than its signature hardware product.
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Even though I'm protected, I don't know what they're bringing in until I see them.
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The administration started with a bang, bringing in many new voices to the national conversation.
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The state will soon be bringing in more ventilators and personal protective equipment, Dorough said.
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"This becomes a game of backlog preservation and management, rather than bringing in new orders."
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It would also provide a shortcut for bringing in Russian oil and other natural resources.
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"Hello, Dolly!" once again set a high at the Shubert Theater, bringing in $2.4 million.
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In April, border agents hear about a group who they believe are bringing in marijuana.
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"We're getting better and better at bringing in members who add value," Mr. Birch said.
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Half of restaurants can't survive more than 16 days if they stop bringing in money.
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"We're definitely looking at bringing in another young defenseman next year," Vigneault said last month.
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That didn't stop it from bringing in about $93.5 million at domestic theaters this weekend.
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Which campaign is capable of bringing in millions of young people into the political process?
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Kirsten Gillibrand a Democrat from New York bringing in a grocery bag with unknown contents.Sen.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine) announced last night she would support bringing in witnesses, while Sen.
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Suncity is responsible for all the casino operations in Hoiana, including bringing in VIP players.
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Delgado was the fundraising leader, bringing in more than $2.2 million during the primary campaign.
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At its peak, Forever 21 was bringing in more than $4 billion in sales annually.
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Because money can be so emotional, bringing in someone else can help bridge the gap.
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She started bringing in tens of millions of dollars in annual revenue for the bank.
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The N.F.L. has a track record of addressing thorny internal problems by bringing in outsiders.
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That&aposs a pretty serious matter when you&aposre bringing in someone of that stature.
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I looked at several options, I even considered selling the company or bringing in investors.
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"We're bringing in more fresh and interesting brands to attract tech savvy consumers," Navarrette said.
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But even star quarterbacks weren't bringing in top dollar their first years in the game.
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"It was just chaos as they were bringing in dozens of people," Mr. Crowley said.
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That way, the entire floor plan could be opened up, bringing in more light everywhere.
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The extreme music shows took off, bringing in business but changing the bar's customer demographics.
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The N.F.L. has a track record of addressing thorny internal problems by bringing in outsiders.
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Bey edged out her (allegedly adulterous) husband at #34, individually, by bringing in $54 million.
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He said the committee had detected some private airplanes bringing in euros in cash to Venezuela.
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Mr. Bailey is now talking about hiring someone full time, or even bringing in a partner.
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They're bringing in people all covered in blood, some with arms missing, some with legs missing.
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It's lean, it's gritty and it made more than twice its budget, bringing in $208 million.
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In the 2018 election, Gillibrand's prolific fundraising efforts led to her campaign bringing in $17 million.
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Facebook is getting serious about media by bringing in one of the co-founders of CollegeHumor.
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Trump topped Clinton in receipts for the period, bringing in $86.1 million versus Clinton's $70.2 million.
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This involves bringing in vast amounts of transactional and interactional data being created across commerce platforms.
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That&aposs just going to encourage more people for bringing in children into the southern hemisphere.
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Lawyers are the second highest-paid professionals, bringing in an average salary of $102,1983 per year.
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Coleman essentially has two options, bringing in either Jonny Williams or the more defensive David Edwards.
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Near the end we dwarfed much of our competition, bringing in 5 million pageviews or more.
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But he said that his book does not suggest bringing in outside marketing help for everyone.
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First, she and the team auctioned off a set of Washington Redskins tickets, bringing in $8,000.
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Supporting those small businesses will be key to bringing in more non-oil private sector revenue.
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Sure, tweets from President Trump could be bringing in new users, but the internet has changed.
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So bringing in his existence and settling that question once and for all was really fun.
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With his departure, CBS shook up the board, bringing in new directors allied with the Redstones.
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The majority of the top U.S. colleges are bringing in women for their 2018 graduating classes.
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Instead, they can pay $30 for quick trips, bringing in another stream of income for Amika.
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For their part, Democrats accused Republicans of not doing their jobs by bringing in outside counsel.
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Bringing in another expert, the justices wrote, "would serve only to prolong this litigation between octogenarians."
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Champing brings new life to neglected buildings, as well as bringing in funds for their upkeep.
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For the farmers' sake, let's hope those snapshots of avocado toast keep bringing in the Likes.
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The couple made it themselves, scooping out bucketloads of clay and bringing in bricks by hand.
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She landed early press in The New York Times, bringing in an initial wave of business.
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The thing I remember about that one was bringing in something that wasn't typical for us.
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Right-fielder Jason Heyward and pitcher Jon Lester are bringing in more than $43 million each.
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What the show is doing much, much better than the book is bringing in the Econopeople.
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And from there they can expand the network by bringing in additional students from the region.
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That's up from just 13 funding rounds in the category bringing in $138 million in 2017.
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They are bringing in the guy who worked for you on Twitter and social media trending.
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Yesterday's final results show GoPro even underperformed that estimate, bringing in just $22016 million and change.
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Tell me a little bit about bringing in an unreliable narrator who actually knows he's unreliable.
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LG: So we are bringing in an outside guest who is an expert on this topic.
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Licht wanted to shake up CBS' morning broadcast, and that began with bringing in new anchors.
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These live-action remakes are bringing in a ton of money by playing the nostalgia card.
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According to the police, these scams were oddly very effective, bringing in over $150,000 a day.
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So, bringing in more data from more sources is definitely one way to help repair that.
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Joe's a very exciting situation now...we have a new management team...bringing in new builders.
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They're doing their job better and bringing in more paying dollars — and are still making less.
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He had spent several days bringing in an arsenal of weapons and ammunition to the hotel.
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She only succeeded in bringing in Coulter, though her efforts in both cases made local headlines.
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So retiring the MacBook Air and bringing in a cheaper MacBook at that price makes sense.
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And to make sure it's taken seriously, Yahoo is bringing in outsiders to drum up interest.
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"Cummings promised us fact-based oversight, and we're bringing in a convicted felon," the aide said.
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Before costs, this meant the firm was bringing in £220,221 a month from selling outside London.
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Sales for the period declined slightly from the first quarter, bringing in revenue of $959 million.
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Bringing in an outsider like Mike Dubke was a disaster, as the president never trusted him.
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Incredibles 2 just set a box office record by bringing in $27 million on Tuesday alone.
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My preferred way to manage Pluto problems is bringing in a third party to help mediate.
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They are bringing in folks from the business community, and they want to get this done.
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Great at providing general administration, not so great at bringing in tech skills for term tours.
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Of course, Tesla is years away from producing the cars and thereby bringing in that money.
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The drug powered a 2297.4 percent surge in Biogen's fourth quarter revenue, bringing in $21.40 million.
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I can pose different questions while bringing in all of these things from the outside world.
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And I don't say that as a slight to Chris, it's just bringing in new energy.
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Officials of the Tripoli government say Russia is now bringing in more mercenaries by the week.
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That would entail dividing the boxes up and bringing in more than one retailer per location.
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MasterClass' focus on bringing in top talent creates a positive cycle between viewers and the company.
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Bringing in heavy equipment after a fire also has been found to increase erosion and flooding.
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Along with bringing in badly needed cash, Wednesday's fundraiser was an attempt to refute that argument.
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It's best to start by detailing exactly how much we are bringing in from all sources.
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Getting drunk on the flight over, or bringing in alcohol, could land you in serious trouble.
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Hillary Clinton logged her most successful month of fund-raising, bringing in $26 million in August.
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It is also mixing up its marketing strategy, including bringing in a new chief marketing officer.
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And, in episode three, we're bringing in, I guess you could call her a cat burglar.
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Padukone added that success depended on having the right coaching and suggested bringing in foreign expertise.
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Committee staffers were also seen bringing in posters — likely to serve as exhibits during the hearing.
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When not bringing in foreign workers, Trump shipped the manufacturing of his Trump-branded products overseas.
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It's providing support by bringing in basic household items, clean water and equipment to clear debris.
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While bringing in new elements can be overwhelming, she suggests you stick with a minimalistic mentality.
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In order to fight, it's bringing in expert assessors and outside lawyers — and it adds up.
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The stock exchange has been prodding companies to improve oversight by bringing in external board members.
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Farrah Abraham says she'd have no problem bringing in some huge bucks just for having sex.
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"I'm bringing in some new choreography, some new choreographers, and keeping the Balanchine tradition," he said.
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The company beat expectations, bringing in $462 million in revenue, when investors were forecasting $451 million.
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These games are bringing in big bucks, building fan bases, and taking over the social world.
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By bringing in someone you're close to, he adds, they're the greatest expert on your story.
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The acquisition of NVS helps broaden Q's product portfolio, while bringing in yet another revenue stream.
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Did you feel more comfortable bringing in things that had been outside of Ceremony's purview before?
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Today, Moulin Rouge has become a tourist attraction, bringing in around 600,000 audience members each year.
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Israel enabled the measures by bringing in emergency laws on Tuesday, causing consternation among privacy activists.
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When Facebook went public, it was already bringing in revenues close to $4 billion dollars annually.
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Anderson told Reuters he has talked with Musk about the idea of bringing in another executive.
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All of a sudden we have the number one blockchain application bringing in thousands of users.
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But they are now local heroes of sorts, bringing in tourists at least once a year.
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The money collectors inside the hotel's gilded ballroom were doing somewhat better, bringing in $1.2 million.
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"The first thing we started doing was bringing in guest chefs for state dinners," he said.
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"The guidance for hospitals already includes bringing in more fresh air and enhancing filtration," he writes.
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When colleges choose applicants, they're juggling competing goals, like increasing diversity and bringing in more revenue.
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They're also bringing in staff who'd otherwise work in other parts of the hospital to help.
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What might be most shocking is Navarro bringing in Wendy and Marty for a big hug.
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Event organizers are bringing in increasingly strict measures to cut down on waste and carbon emissions.
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The Dominican government will also permit the arrival of aircraft and ships bringing in basic supplies.
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The Dominican government will also permit the arrival of aircraft and ships bringing in basic supplies.
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Surely, then, you'd expect bringing in and distributing aid to be the U.S. government's top priority.
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Feiling further muddles things by bringing in other islands when it suits him, which doesn't help.
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Yang has seen strong fundraising, bringing in roughly $16.5 million in the fourth quarter of 2019.
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Subsequent library events were a huge success, bringing in hundreds of patrons and the news media.
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The mall is primarily focused on bringing in consumers for the entertainment options rather than shopping.
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They also noted the sharp reduction to the amount of money his company was bringing in.
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Coworkers bringing in homemade food is a huge contributing factor to my love of my job.
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As thanks, she surprised me by bringing in a box of fancy mini-pastries — two dozen!
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Crude and oil products were bringing in close to 90% of the country's foreign exchange earnings.
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The international (non-US) box office also had an all-time best, bringing in $31.1 billion.
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"I don't mind them bringing in conservative voices that they feel have been underrepresented," he said.
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Moore electrified the GOP base, bringing in support from the core of the party's populist wing.
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He then allegedly proposed bringing in more immigrants from countries like Norway, a predominantly white country.
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Most of those trips are paid, so the company is bringing in some revenue for Alphabet.
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But more than ever, the startup needs to start bringing in money to fuel its ambitions.
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But now Voyage is focused on growth, and that means bringing in revenue and trimming costs.
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Is there any one or was it all of them together, tariffs, offshoring, bringing in imports?
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Soon he was bringing in $123,500 a month, which he used later to enroll at USC.
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The cannabis-tech startup Green Bits is bringing in a new CEO, Business Insider has learned.
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He also contends current family-based immigration harms American workers by bringing in low-skilled immigrants.
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In practice it meant destroying a firmly established local economy and bringing in rule by outsiders.
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It means covering a lot of ground, but not necessarily bringing in a lot of people.
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But he said his staff tried to be as discreet as possible when bringing in bodies.
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They bear an immense responsibility for ending winter starvations and bringing in New Years to come.
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The most intricate ever organised came to an end in America on February 10th, bringing in $19.6bn.
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A time for resolutions, for self-betterment, for dumping out the old and bringing in the new.
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She's bringing in world-class experts who've been published and who have groundbreaking work in their field.
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The problem has moved from simply bringing in supplies toward price setting and distribution of finished products.
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I help her close up shop by bringing in the street signs while she does the till.
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They also criticized the Republican members for causing a major security breach by bringing in their electronics.
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Clothing is the country's main export, bringing in some $5bn a year, and Europe its largest market.
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Bringing in more of the mass market will meanwhile require regular additions of new, mid-range inventory.
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He's the only one bringing in food and their area is not being bombed like the others.
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There was so much violence, the city even considered bringing in the National Guard to restore calm.
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The buzz hasn't worn off, bringing in $55 million in its second weekend in North America alone.
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Now, Comcast customers can participate as well, bringing in to the app their own digital movie purchases.
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CNN's attempt at expanding its digital news business by bringing in a top YouTube creator has failed.
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By the fifth year of operation, Q is bringing in 62 percent more profit than Non-Q.
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"What are the skills they're bringing in and can they add value to the economy?" he added.
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The ones that are actually bringing in revenue are sponsored geofilters, made and paid for by brands.
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A great way to dispel rough Pluto energy is by bringing in a third party to mediate.
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Britain has also mooted bringing in possible sanctions for tech firms that failed to remove extremist content.
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But it sold its shares as part of a privatization drive, bringing in more than $1 billion.
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But it's showing strong revenue growth, with the company bringing in $88.8 million in revenue from 2014.
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Cash-rich tech firms also tend to prefer keeping things in-house rather than bringing in consultants.
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Eventually, Parliament eased medieval restrictions on citizenship, bringing in waves of tradesmen eager to repopulate the city.
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On Christmas Eve, he'd evidently sold enough $20 hats, bringing in about $1 million for the company.
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It's more conservatory than mirrorball, bringing in the light, and making it dance across the crystalline angles.
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Once YouTube was paying her and the videos were actually bringing in money, she filled me in.
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It hasn't stopped there, shipping out and bringing in new businesses since then to consolidate its empire.
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The committee "anticipates bringing in Mr. Weisselberg," a person familiar with the deliberations told VICE News Thursday.
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By bringing in shoppers willing to spend, the malls are able to charge new tenants higher rates.
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Ted Cruz was based around a juggernaut fundraising operation that ended up bringing in almost $80 million.
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The prosecution supports bringing in an outside jury but not moving the trial out of the county.
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With their sub-$300 prices, the new headsets could expand the market, bringing in new VR players.
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And bringing in an actress to stand in one scene and clap was exactly the right move.
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BlackRock Inc said USMV is its bestselling U.S. stock ETF, bringing in nearly $1 billion this year.
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The veterinary services company expects its diagnostics business will be bringing in $24 billion annually by 2042.
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Out of all the contribution refunds, Ciepielowski received the most money, bringing in $7,199 — all tax free.
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Scott Allie was just finishing up Abe Sapien, and we talked about bringing in a new writer.
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Cadillac winds up bringing in two young boys for interrogation, and winds up shooting one of them.
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Bringing in the experts — Mozambican scientists and organizers — was crucial in getting the project off the ground.
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By bringing in designer Rachel Zoe, I was trying to create an experience that she'd never forget.
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Freelance jobs typically mean bringing in your own tools and equipment, which can mean less money earned.
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Amazon fell just short of revenue expectations by bringing in $52.9 billion instead of the expected $53.41.
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Trivago saw substantial revenue growth, bringing in $425.6 million in the nine months ending in September 2016.
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We're bringing a lot of new innovation into the international marketplace, bringing in new airplanes as well.
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But it's not clear how well much its paid tiers are bringing in alongside free users now.
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Domino's also missed its revenue expectations of $836.6 million, instead bringing in $811.6 million for the quarter.
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So I walked across to his desk and asked him to stop bringing in his stinky breakfasts.
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Keep exporting more than we're bringing in and, if we keep that going we'll come up again.
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I think it's a given that I'll continue to work because of the paycheck I'm bringing in.
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David Lynch: In my mind, it's disrupting the old and bringing in the good and the new.
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"By the time I was 19, I was bringing in thousands and thousands of dollars," he recalls.
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On its opening weekend, Persona Non Grata topped the Japanese box office, bringing in $1.2 million (USD).
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As of October, Giphy, a competitor recently valued at $600 million, wasn't bringing in any revenue, either.
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Military commanders would be able to work around the cap by bringing in forces for short periods.
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Carper is also planning on bringing in an outside expert panel to focus, in part, on mercury.
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We need to set up structure, process and are bringing in experts to help make that happen.
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Schrader acknowledges the competition, but argues that building the best designed tools will keep bringing in developers.
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If subscriptions were bringing in a meaningful amount of revenue, Pinterest probably would have let them be.
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That didn't stop its Marvel Cinematic Universe adaptation from bringing in over a billion dollars last month.
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It expanded to the east, bringing in former members of the Soviet Union's alliance, the Warsaw Pact.
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Over the past few weeks, he had been focused on bringing in new talent to the team.
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For UBS, bringing in SigFig's technology is meant to bolster production as the industry faces competitive pressures.
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He also promised to reform the country's election commission by bringing in independent experts as its members.
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He doesn't want to work somewhere that's averse to experimentation or to bringing in a fresh perspective.
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House Democrats' campaign arm outraised its GOP counterpart in June, bringing in $2628 million more last month.
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Since the incident, WADA is conducting vulnerability tests and bringing in law enforcement to conduct an investigation.
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Alphabet, Google's parent company, substantially outperformed market expectations in its second quarter by bringing in $6333 billion.
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He talked about people bringing in diseases and all the rest of that, which was not so.
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The Trump campaign reported bringing in $28500 million and spending $6900 million during the period of Oct.
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Inflows slowed to the most recent hot trade, technology, with the sector bringing in just $100 million.
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The series examines national issues through the lens of race, bringing in political newsmakers and celebrity guests.
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It's better, then, to play up those members who are going to keep bringing in regular revenue.
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Pinch hitter Cody Bellinger singled, and the White Sox changed pitchers again, bringing in Petricka (1-1).
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Alecensa is seen bringing in about 680 million Swiss francs ($700 million) in 2020, the data shows.
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Outside groups supporting Senate Republicans had their biggest fundraising month ever, bringing in $42 million in August.
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STXfilms and Lantern Entertainment's "The Upside" nabbed second place again, bringing in $2.43 million from 22.4,213 locations.
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Mr. Schumer said that bringing in his new colleague would mean little change to his own practice.
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The event did fairly well, bringing in 2.7 million users, who watched the event live on Twitter.
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Last night's OVO Sound Radio came in strong, bringing in Boi-1da and Vinylz for guest mixes.
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Nearly all talked about lack of decent jobs—not pharma company pushers or gangs bringing in drugs.
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The letter suggested bringing in music festival-style food carts and installing Wi-Fi connectivity to campgrounds.
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But that doesn't mean the $1.5 trillion tax cut is bringing in more revenue than it's losing.
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Tourism is among Kenya's leading foreign exchange earners, bringing in 163.56 billion shillings ($1.56 billion)last year.
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The soft talk, the treats — even bringing in another dog or two for playtime — were not helping.
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Right now, it looks like Bustle would consider bringing in half or less of the Mic staff.
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"This would open the floodgates to everyone bringing in broad exceptions," said Ms. Crowley, the Cambridge expert.
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Arguably the people at least partially responsible for bringing in YouYube's nearly 2 billion viewers per month.
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Graham signaled that Comey is one of the people he's interested in bringing in for a hearing.
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The highways leading to Mosul are clogged with flatbed trucks bringing in commercial goods and construction materials.
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The five track project settles in warm electronic sounds, bringing in shining keys and Major's youthful vocals.
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Part of Cisneros' strategy was to significantly change the electorate, bringing in young and low-propensity voters.
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Obama finished the election cycle bringing in over $720 million while Romney raised just under $450 million.
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At its peak in 2015, Forever 21 was bringing in more than $4 billion in sales annually.
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In 2018 Google announced that it was bringing in more than $1 billion in revenue per quarter.
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That pressure, of being the only one bringing in money, is more significant than I had realized.
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Think is IBM's biggest developer conference of the year, with last year's event bringing in 30,000 attendees.
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The Washington Redskins kicked off the hiring spree by bringing in former Panthers head coach Ron Rivera.
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I mean, Japan has been bringing in billions of dollars hand over fist into places like Tennessee.
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"Bringing in Astro has been one of the most powerful, best things we've done here," Donohue says.
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"1917" and "Dolittle" rounded out the top three performers, bringing in $9.66 million and $7.7 million, respectively.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont reported bringing in $25.3 million; Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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His main Airbnb property, the Yellow House, is bringing in tens of thousands of dollars a year.
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The event was the club's biggest last season, bringing in 600 guests, according to The Chicago Tribune.
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Without even realizing it, we were spending a lot more than we were bringing in every month.
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But instead of bringing in a catcher from elsewhere, the Mets decided to add a catching coach.
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Hurricane also said it was in talks with "several parties" about bringing in a farm-out partner.
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Bringing in more workers, especially during a time of low unemployment, increases the size of an economy.
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He added that StockX is now bringing in about $20163 million a day in gross merchandise volume.
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Yang has blown past the fundraising threshold, bringing in an astonishing $16.5 million in the fourth quarter.
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We started restoring fertility to the overused farmland, bringing in better health education and family planning information.
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Under Democratic former president Barack Obama, the department ratcheted up enforcement, bringing in record penalties from companies.
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Experts see the tech giant bringing in new leaders who could build on what he had accomplished.
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Bond funds, meanwhile, continued to post inflows, bringing in nearly $16.1 billion in new assets last week.
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Bundlers earn hundreds or thousands of dollars a month by bringing in new people with available accounts.
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The company has raised around $540 million total, most recently bringing in $200 million in April 2016.
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Toys 'R' Us was still bringing in profits every year, and our biggest threat wasn't the internet.
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Four flight attendants were arrested in Miami's airport after bringing in thousands in cash, police say 57.
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That's partly because the law has reduced the deficit by bringing in more revenue than it spends.
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And when he is done, he expects to be bringing in $35 million a year in profit.
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In 2018, Jake Paul was Forbes&apos second-highest-earning YouTuber, bringing in an estimated $21.5 million.
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The company said it is bringing in a new senior vice president to oversee the collectibles business.
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That space was sold to Lawrence Stroll, who recouped his investment by bringing in sponsors for Williams.
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Mr. Sayegh said that if he accomplishes anything as mayor, it will be bringing in a hotel.
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"People are bringing in things like honey and chiles and goat cheese from all over," he said.
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The mission of Musson's Youngman character is to take art less seriously by bringing in some humor.
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Doctors are among the highest earners in the US, bringing in nearly $300,000 on average each year.
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Group Nine Media is bringing in a digital ad agency veteran to help accelerate its revenue growth.
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All of these things bringing in the human fabric of life, of seeing other people as people.
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Still, the company beat revenue expectations, bringing in a total revenue of $2.79 billion in the period.
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The benches for both teams are starting to see some action, which will change the strategy some for both sides, with the Warriors bringing in JaVale McGee, their top rim protector other than Draymond Green, and the Cavaliers bringing in Deron Williams, their best playmaker off the bench.
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"Even when you start bringing in more, though, I suggest sticking with the Roth 401(k)," Orman notes.
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Ride-hailing app Uber led the software companies in funding, bringing in $3.5 billion during the second quarter.
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I can't do that if I am bringing in one piece at a time like an assembly line.
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Paramount's "Rocketman," which depicts Elton John's childhood and rise to fame, came in third, bringing in $25 million.
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Everywhere else — Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Alaska — they're bringing in billions of dollars from the oil and gas industries.
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The firm beat Wall Street's expectations for the fourth quarter, bringing in $1.68 adjusted earnings per share vs.
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The justification for fractional doses and bringing in a second vaccine is to devise an improved tactical approach.
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Meanwhile, models on his site are bringing in up to $8,000 a month—and that figure is rising.
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Overall, Tesla blew past expected revenue numbers, bringing in $22018 billion, far more than the expected $227 billion.
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"We are modernizing, bringing in new pesticides, breaking patents and approving new molecules," she told a news conference.
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Trains were seen bringing in the tanks, which will be stationary during the event and not rolling around.
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But those aren't the kind of issues that have stopped movies from bringing in boffo box office before.
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More projects are in the works in 11 countries, bringing in 1.4 gigawatts of clean energy, Apple said.
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The early hiring from Parscale — bringing in Carr — made experienced Republicans more confident in the operation, he said.
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It helps that the company is profitable, bringing in an estimated $25 million in in revenue during 2015.
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BuzzFeed notes that its own election coverage ended up bringing in around 7.7 million unique viewers, for instance.
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A few NGOs decided to try something different: giving people cash instead of bringing in sacks of food.
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AWS continued to be the company's cash cow, bringing in $4.1 billion in sales, a 42 percent jump.
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According to Forbes, Cuoco was the second highest paid actress on TV for 2018, bringing in $24.5 million.
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That is why, for example, independent advisory boards, bringing in a range of experiences and perspectives are important.
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So, in this one case, Gonzalez was central to bringing in an additional $79,200 in revenue per year.
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Shark Week is back and Discovery Channel is bringing in some very big talent for its 30th anniversary.
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We have all these people living on the street, and we're bringing in these massive, expensive, catered meals.
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When other Russians got rich during the gas boom, local clubs began bringing in big names as well.
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This was driven largely by corporate sponsorships — with ticket sales, merchandise and media rights bringing in additional revenue.
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In 2018, Texas had 30 rounds in this category (see list), bringing in a total of $20153 million.
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Bringing in a heavyweight technology executive to test Mr Son's convictions would lessen the risk of dud deals.
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"He accused [the organization] of bringing in hostile invaders to live in the U.S.," the source tells PEOPLE.
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The customization for OMP's Russian version of Sailfish will include bringing in additional security features to the platform.
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She made a point of bringing in women who didn't have the education to be hired as engineers.
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Finally, Nava of the DFS wants a bigger cut, since the cartel is now bringing in more cash.
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It is committed to bringing in a climate law this year that demands more action from polluting industries.
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We will be bringing in more & more of your great folks and will build the desperately needed WALL!
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However thanks to an "aggressive" distribution plan, Gerrits says CrashDetech is now bringing in 7,000 customers a month.
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The social giant beat earnings estimates Wednesday, bringing in more than $5.7 billion in mobile advertising revenue alone.
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Can you imagine the economic benefits of bringing in a few thousand federal workers to economically depressed areas?
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Bringing in furniture, artwork and plants and decluttering rooms can help buyers picture themselves living in the home.
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Gunvor told bankers it is studying the option of bringing in a strategic partner for the Ingolstadt refinery.
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The prisons became a burden on the states and rather than bringing in money, [they were losing it].
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And Cruz and his wife disclosed four years' worth, bringing in more income than did the Rubio family.
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The administration is looking to boost the sign-up numbers by bringing in more young and healthy people.
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"Logistically, getting in food, bringing in people, it's not worth it for less than a week," he says.
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Tester showed a strong first quarter, bringing in $2 million and ending with $3.16 million cash on hand.
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A source at Grauman's Chinese Theatre tells us it's also bringing in private security from an outside firm.
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Although the investigators left the room after bringing in Chris' father, the entire exchange was recorded on video.
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The midwife brings me into the room alone first to check the basics before bringing in everyone else.
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You just said something that I missed — was it that modernity is bringing in the whole-feeling male?
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On Thursday, Ossoff announced that he had set a new fundraising record — bringing in $23 million so far.
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He more than doubled the amount Cruz raised in the first quarter of 2018, bringing in $6.7 million.
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The film was a commercial and critical success, bringing in 60 crore ($600 million) at the box office.
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Bahrain has a history of bringing in overseas contract workers, which is a factor in its growing population.
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Bringing in members of minorities is not an act of charity but a way of strengthening an organization.
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The retailer is meanwhile preparing to open remodeled stores, bringing in sub-tenants to lease back excess space.
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Bringing in an expert proved critical because, as it turns out, ice cream is not an easy business.
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To make sure everyone is heard, bringing in a trained facilitator is probably your best bet, advises Shipley.
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Bringing in such national Democratic surrogates is "high-risk, high-reward," said David Mowery, an Alabama political consultant.
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"Whether it's bringing in resources and expertise from across the field, we'll figure it out together," she said.
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Bringing in new iPhone users is also crucial for Apple to continue growing its wearables and services businesses.
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Retailers can avoid a "lull" by bringing in exclusive products that shoppers can't find anywhere else, Johnson said.
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The company is also more focused on bringing in top-selling brands at an affordable price, like Lenovo.
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They complemented that with a Facebook fundraising campaign -- a "virtual lemonade stand" that just kept bringing in money.
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Now, 26 years and as many department stores later, he is also bringing in big-name contemporary art.
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He outraised most of his rivals in the second quarter of the year, bringing in some $4.5 million.
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Senator Leila De Lima, a staunch critic of Duterte, said bringing in the military was a bad idea.
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But Ben-Yehuda said the diplomatic corps' focus on bringing in candidates from high-paying industries is misplaced.
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That weekend, we went wide, bringing in a team and working in shifts to cover every single shooting.
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India has been bringing in more stringent e-commerce laws this year which could affect Amazon&aposs business.
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Two other targets — bringing in new business and cash remittances — were also ahead of schedule, the company said.
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This is despite bringing in 200 million views a month — three times what his videos used to get.
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It is hoping to attract customers through live entertainment, bringing in big names like Pitbull and Carrie Underwood.
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In some cases, bringing back former officials risks bringing in dated perspectives or admirers of the status quo.
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Lore said Wal-Mart has already hired 250 specialists and is now bringing in about 50 each month.
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Democrats are also weighing bringing in additional members to form a kind of "steering group," according to Schiff.
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He checked in to the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, bringing in two dozen guns in 10 suitcases.
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It would proceed to repeatedly click on ads, juicing the network's numbers and bringing in fraudulently acquired revenue.
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Learn about the issues, the players, and the consequences, and then start bringing in your like-minded friends.
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The law did a good job of bringing in the heavily subsidized, lower-income people into the markets.
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In a similar position in 2014, they again added, bringing in Chase Headley, Stephen Drew, and Martin Prado.
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How important was bringing in Number Five and that whole world that he brings to The Umbrella Academy?
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Since the company's inception in 2015, it has matched over 500 spit donors to studies, bringing in $30,000.
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We have some things that we're bringing in that are really going to turn heads, like the technology.
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The buffer is how many days a business can pay its usual expenses without bringing in any money.
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"I wasn't bringing in a left-hander to let them pinch-hit him," Gardenhire said, referring to Stanton.
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"You had places the size of Starbucks bringing in $15 million a year, which is absurd," Peterson said.
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Explain to this eager volunteer that you're bringing in someone new — and that it won't be a parishioner.
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In her new role, she has been tasked with bringing in more non-male voices to the magazine.
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But Mr. Lamb still outraised Mr. Saccone in the last quarter of 2017, bringing in more than $550,000.
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The "Fast and Furious" franchise has become a global brand, bringing in stellar numbers outside of the states.
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These athletes are bringing in over 11 billion dollars a year, including TV broadcasting, tickets, and even sponsors.
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But, when it comes to the Lake Show bringing in 'Bron (and Paul George) ... hell to the yes.
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Rescue workers were also bringing in pumps that could be used to lower the water level, he said.
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We made some changes in terms of who was in the studio and bringing in some more experts.
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We're also bringing in a regular flow of New York Times journalists for reporting trips and live events.
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Trudeau won in 2015 by bringing in new voters, many of whom were young or from minority backgrounds.
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And on Sundays, they held worship services there, ringing the church bell and bringing in a gospel choir.
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Many of the city's best clubs and hotels, for example, are bringing in big names for the weekend.
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And the facilities were to be shrouded in secrecy, with even employees banned from bringing in mobile phones.
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And he has worked to modernize the company by bringing in new stage directors and 81 new productions.
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Sovereign investors like Singapore's Temasek have also executed similar deals, bringing in outside institutional investors in joint deals.
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He joked that he was terrible at the job, bringing in "every weird act [he] could think of".
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He's bringing in fresh blood to get done what he couldn't get done in the first four years!
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The most recent season incited some extra drama, bringing in contestants of every gender expression and sexual orientation.
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And, there's this ... "Jersey Shore" alums have a history of bringing in huge box office numbers at Chippendales.
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The organization said it has launched an investigation into the cause of the malfunction, bringing in independent experts.
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"Bad Boys for Life" won the domestic box office for a second-straight weekend, bringing in $34 million.
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They were able to afford this lifestyle by bringing in extra income through rentals, side jobs, and investments.
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Most recently, the administration considered bringing in former Fox News executive Bill Shine to act as communications director.
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" On the jury potentially bringing in cake to celebrate a birthday: "I quit having those some years ago.
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About 40 million tourists visited in 2018, bringing in a revenue of $29.5 billion, according to official data.
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Harold Castro and Jeimer Candelario hit back-to-back singles before Miguel Cabrera grounded out, bringing in Castro.
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By bringing in outside money, Koubei will gain both additional capital to expand and some degree of independence.
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The U.S. Federal Election Commission is considering bringing in Facebook and other tech firms for a public hearing.
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About 40 million tourists visited in 2018, bringing in a revenue of $29.5 billion, according to official data.
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Over all, 89 percent of the lots were sold at Sotheby's auction on Wednesday, bringing in £194.8 million.
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The local sheriff said they would be bringing in hundreds of additional paramedics and police from across Nevada.
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Bringing in an expert can help businesses implement the right workforce management and HR solutions for their needs.
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It exceeded most analysts' expectations by bringing in about $27.8 million in the lead-up to Presidents' Day.
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But we definitely appreciate the organization signing a guy like Harper and bringing in the pieces we have.
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In the 0003s and 2000s, shrimp farms exploded in the region, bringing in much-needed money and employment.
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She can't claim to be support difference by bringing in people who want to suppress these same communities.
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Even without bringing in Britton, Showalter still had the option to intentionally walk Encarnacion and load the bases.
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Well that was ... yeah, Tim did a really good job, I think, bringing in some really interesting people.
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In the same way that you can't talk about gay people without bringing in straight people. Right. Right?
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"I said to him, 'I have to start bringing in your cheeses,' almost as a joke," she told MUNCHIES.
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Monthly revenues from Macau have only returned to growth since August, helped by new resorts bringing in casual gamblers.
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So I don&apost understand why bringing in the vast majority of Muslims is even relevant to the conversation.
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Also, Colombia's centuries-old ceremonies under the influence of a hallucinogenic brew are bringing in tourists and new problems.
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Despite these flaws, the NFIP remained solvent until 2004 by bringing in more in premiums than it paid out.
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Within a year, Lubarsky's piece of the business was bringing in "a couple of million dollars annually," he says.
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It's reportedly the most lucrative part of Dr. Belo's business, bringing in $14 million in revenue in 2006 alone.
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Netflix is reportedly bringing in Neumann, the former CFO of Activision Blizzard, to focus on the company's production finances.
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The University of Oklahoma reached a settlement agreement over the restitution of Camille Pissarro's "Shepherdess Bringing in Sheep" (1886).
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My mother did a hell of a job bringing in 11 adopted kids and raising 32 foster care children.
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Her unveiling broke records, bringing in the largest-ever crowd —some 4,500 fans — for a Walk of Fame ceremony.
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"We should be encouraging cross-pollination and bringing in outside ideas, and then debating those ideas robustly," McGhee said.
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While this is deeply alarming, Snapchat says it's bringing in a new update in an effort to address this.
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Jaquemet said it had been bringing in supplies to Yemen by land from Jordan via Saudi Arabia and Oman.
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Conducting this epic assault required bringing in Western airpower to destroy Hussein's formidable armored corps of over 4,000 tanks.
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I also didn't read the rules about bringing in bags, so I have to pay $13 for clear bag.
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Some people are bringing in beach gear, like snorkels and kayaks, that they had clearly used during their vacation.
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" Asked about bringing in reporters from elsewhere in America, Sanders said: "I think that's certainly an option to explore.
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But what I'm saying is now you're bringing in a specialist who would interface primarily with the care team.
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Splash is taking the "cool office" to the next level, by bringing in a barber to give monthly haircuts.
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He recalled bringing in different team members to help the writers understand everything that goes into the development process.
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The notion of bringing in one's own cake is perhaps more offensive to pastry chefs than to restaurant owners.
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At Gusto's first retreat in 2013, Mr. Reeves recalled bringing in the components of workstations: desks, tables, PC monitors.
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The company recently began rolling out its real estate listings feature, bringing in new sponsorship revenue for the business.
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He perceives our wealth based on his paycheck, whereas I perceive it based on what we're both bringing in.
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By bringing in Gilt, the Canadian department-store owner is looking to take advantage of the site's digital gravitas.
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The app was introduced last year with the goal of bringing in more users from emerging markets to Twitter.
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Foes of NS2, like Poland, think bringing in the commission might be a way to slow the project down.
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Heshmat got used to bringing in money in thick wads of $100 bills on flights from Turkey and elsewhere.
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But policing even the bag ban will be challenging, he said, with tourists often bringing in bags from outside.
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The company smashed expectations on both ends, bringing in $211 billion in revenue and earnings of $22016 per share.
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The proprietors of the site now think they can do better by bringing in a broader range of voices.
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Netflix is launching its own take on Project Runway, and it's bringing in Queer Eye's Tan France to host.
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But thanks to their reduced tax bill, they got an extra $6.6 billion, bringing in $56 billion in total.
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The Times, in its report, disputed CNN's report that the Times was bringing in private cybersecurity investigators to assist.
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The KNVB has little interest in bringing in fresh ideas: every team manager since 1978 has been a Dutchman.
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Those taxes would be collected for a few more years, bringing in more revenue, before they were finally repealed.
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In 23200, we starting bringing in brands like Moog and Dave Smith, and shortly after that some modular gear.
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Rhode Island has done even worse, bringing in $50,000 per month after predicting they'd bring in almost $1 million.
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The retailer will play into this strength by bringing in 1,000 new Cat & Jack items between October and December.
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A new labour ministry is promised, with the aim of bringing in a welter of new rights for workers.
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Doing business in India has become easier in some ways, such as getting permits or bringing in foreign capital.
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People started bringing in any container they could find from home — including pots, gallon water jugs and giant bowls.
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Part of going back to basics meant bringing in an executive who has worked with brands with intense followings.
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Mark Warner, has said it may take some time for investigators complete research before bringing in high-profile targets.
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And what they are doing in the Manafort case, they are bringing in all kinds of evidence to show.
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Yet though British universities are bringing in more money, fewer businesses emerge from them than at their American counterparts.
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Online sales is now the fourth largest sector overall, bringing in about $59.8 billion in adjusted sales for February.
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"For our part, we will fully support the facility, we are bringing in doctors and drugs," Kumpalume told Reuters.
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"I'm bringing in my family and friends to help me evaluate the best hustlers," T.I. says in the clip.
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Bringing in a new generation will be hard without shaking off classical music's reputation for being elitist and uncool.
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And it is not as if he is bringing in extra value on the other end of the court.
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They'd gained air superiority and used aerial spotters to knock out enemy artillery positions, while bringing in heavier guns.
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Esiason also confirmed that Carton's indefinitely suspended ... and says he'll continue bringing in different guests to fill his seat.
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All 300,000 kits are expected to sell out in less than an hour, bringing in an estimated $14.4 million.
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Bringing in the new generation cast is a great way to inspire people to check out the old movies.
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Cohen said the law center was bringing in an outside organization to access its internal climate and workplace practices.
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In August, Odebrecht's CEO said the company was open to bringing in a foreign partner for its construction unit.
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Trump is also considering bringing in David Urban, a veteran GOP lobbyist and former Trump campaign adviser, sources said.
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Advisers have also discussed bringing in "experienced legal firepower" to the Office of White House Counsel, the paper reported.
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They're talking about bringing in light infantry, other troops of their own to show ... that we're all standing together.
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One question is whether animation can expand the VR playing field by bringing in new consumers, including more kids.
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The practice has expanded since then, with President George W. Bush bringing in NCAA teams for the first time.
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"These are losses we can stem pretty quickly by bringing in our own retaliation if you like," he said.
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Ozuna and DeJong reached on infield singles, and Kolten Wong hit another one to left field, bringing in Ozuna.
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But although bringing in that much puts you in the upper class, it doesn't guarantee that you'll feel rich.
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"Bringing in Jerry West is not just a V.C. move but a typical Kleiner move," says Vanguard Ventures' McConnell.
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Until recently, Old Navy had been the star of Gap's portfolio, bringing in about $8 billion in annual sales.
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Avengers: Infinity War Hulk-smashed the domestic box office record for an opening weekend, bringing in nearly $260 million.
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The talent pool is limited and he has made a point of bringing in players from the Iranian diaspora.
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"We're constantly bringing in information from clusters of agencies that are relevant to the issue at hand," he continued.
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The company dealt with considerable turnover in marketing in late 2016, shortly after bringing in current CMO Brenda Freeman.
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"Bringing in an outside agency assures our commitment to transparency and objectivity in a very sensitive matter," Eugene said.
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The company smashed expectations on both ends, bringing in $21.3 billion in revenue and earnings of $8.67 per share.
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I forget his name, but I remember bringing in these beautiful car brochures where I'd painted in the windows.
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So it's not Lyft's cash flow bringing in investors — it's the company's growth and the potential of its platform.
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In February, he called asylum-seekers "the biggest problem in our state" and suggested they were bringing in diseases.
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She disapproves of Vladimir's bringing in firewood—haven't we been forbidden to get too familiar with people like this?
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Big bonuses are a cost-effective way to retain and retool talent without resorting to bringing in fresh recruits.
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One man told CNBC he was able to "triple sales" because he was bringing in exactly what shoppers wanted.
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For example, bringing in prey from outside and cleaning themselves in front of you are signs they like you.
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Be business-mindedOnce you start bringing in some cash, remember to treat it like you would any other income.
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Foreign direct investment in California also is significant, bringing in nearly $65 billion in 2016, according to government data.
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College Promise officials said the programs were bringing in freshmen who might otherwise have seen higher education as impractical.
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Some suggestions have included bringing in new recreational opportunities to attract visitors, such as archery lessons or ropes courses.
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Katie McGinty, a Democratic Senate candidate, raised about half of Toomey's fourth-quarter haul, bringing in nearly $2900 million.
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Money came easily from his network, and for years, he papered over the losses by bringing in new money.
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The Force, meanwhile, was bringing in around 216,21 fans per game across the 210-53 and 25-221 seasons.
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And in the first quarter of 2018, she outraised him -- bringing in more than $800,20163 against $457,000 for Bishop.
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Okta has managed to steadily grow its revenue, bringing in $160.3 million in the fiscal year ending in January.
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And bringing in the themes of women's movements and technology with a purpose, he then looked at global health.
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Of those players, more than five percent purchased the game, bringing in $53 million in revenue for the title.
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Reading between the lines, this means bringing in some additional experienced operators and making a number of internal promotions.
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Watch out for shady or manipulative people; bringing in a third party to help mediate is a great idea.
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Seven years later, it continues to be a ratings machine, bringing in an weekly audience of almost seven million.
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Next year, the stock might even be sustainable, with Indonesian fishermen bringing in nearly 10 million tons of seafood.
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In 2006, Cohen put management of the cabs into Gerber's hands, and was bringing in around $1 million annually.
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Your planetary ruler Jupiter connects with the Sun this afternoon, creating a lucky energy and bringing in new opportunities.
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Burger King's national Impossible Whopper rollout is boosting sales and bringing in new customers, according to analysis by Cowen.
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DINAN: SO IT PROVIDES OPPORTUNITY FOR THE SUCCESSFUL CLOSURE OF EXISTING DEALS, BUT IT'S ALSO BRINGING IN NEW DEALS.
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The 13ers are also bringing in former Houston Texans quarterback Tom Savage for a visit, per an ESPN report.
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WeWork still plans to grow its office locations across the globe and is bringing in more executives from SoftBank.
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When Poindexter joined, the company was rapidly growing its workforce, bringing in about 3,500 new employees, a spokesperson said.
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Restasis is Allergan's second best-selling product, behind the wrinkle treatment Botox, bringing in nearly $1.5 billion in 2016.
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The effect involved bringing in about 150 tons of snow, and it felt bigger than a usual TV shoot.
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As it grew, he became Pillars' executive director, charged with bringing in more funders while honing the organization's mission.
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Biden, meanwhile, is bringing in a handful of prominent backers to campaign for him in the state, including Sens.
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So she started bringing in blocks, strange clay creations, crafts, and handing them to the students with no instructions.
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There were customs controls on the border to stop people bringing in too many cheaper products from the north.
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The permits are lucrative for the city, bringing in $21.8 million in fees for construction activity in Manhattan alone.
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The company's streaming unit also saw revenue go up more than 100% from last year, bringing in $3.9 billion.
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Some of the city's glamour came back after gambling was legalised in 1976, bringing in millions of fast dollars.
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While redoing every single public school in the country is outrageous, bringing in fresher food options is more reasonable.
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Because she wasn't bringing in much in terms of salary, she relied on her own thriftiness to get by.
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He lagged far behind the Democratic primary field's top tier in fundraising last quarter, bringing in roughly $6 million.
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Paramount's gender-bending remake, "What Men Want" came in fourth place, bringing in $10.8 million during its second outing.
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Four flight attendants were arrested this week after bringing in more than $20,000 in cash to the United States.
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Between 2018 and 2019, Netflix saw a 20193 percent decrease in net adds, only bringing in 2.6 million subscribers.
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That was very eye-opening I think for me was bringing in people who we knew and we trusted.
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After the 2008 earthquake, his budding church in Chengdu supported Christian groups and others bringing in help for survivors.
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"We are consistently bringing in 20 or more new clients each month across all of our studios," Annie said.
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Bringing in a significant African-American character might have derailed the narrative that Mr. Taylor and Mr. Oberacker constructed.
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Officials in the Bahamas gave a sobering outlook Thursday, bringing in body bags and coolers as hundreds remain missing.
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YouTube remains the dominant player in the video creator space, bringing in $15 billion in ad revenue last year.
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Kendrys Morales then singled to left field, bringing in two more runs and ending Sabathia's day after 22016 pitches.
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In all areas of navigating finances, whether with your partner or alone, bringing in outside help can be beneficial.
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Confidence: Low-Medium Skies clear early Sunday as winds come howling from the northwest, bringing in more cold air.
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As always, the company's advertising business made up most of its income, bringing in $28.9 billion for the quarter.
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Bringing in strategic investors, private investment firms and sovereign wealth funds would greatly expand the pool of potential investors.
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Pascual said Mexico has made rapid advancement in bringing in foreign capital and partners to open up its industry.
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The cannabis-tech startup Green Bits is bringing in Barry Saik, a tech-industry veteran, as its new CEO.
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The cannabis-tech startup Green Bits is bringing in Barry Saik, a tech-industry veteran, as its new CEO.
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The feature is now bringing in $1,588 per tweet, at an average of $11,823 per day, the campaign said.
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Why would the Democrats not be for more legal immigration with the focus on who we are bringing in?
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But Australia's determination to avoid bringing in pests, plant disease and weeds, means it takes very few of those.
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Second, they are suddenly transformed into spenders of assets, while no longer bringing in additional earnings from a paycheck.
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A cultural program funded by the Ministry of Culture has also been established there, bringing in artists and exhibitions.
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That was the first day I realized that I wasn't bringing in as much money as I usually do.
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"If anything, bringing in foreign mercenaries would be likely to provide terrific recruiting slogans for the insurgents," she added.
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Congress could also attempt to use its subpoena powers, even bringing in Mueller himself to testify on his conclusions.
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"You aren't bringing in a bandaid or a robot that's going to do anything on its own," Henry says.
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It's possible that Rotten Tomatoes is bringing in less-snobby voices and that media-savvy audiences are raising their standards.
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Bringing in $70003 million domestically and $21200 million worldwide (without China, no less), it has the largest opening ever, everywhere.
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We&aposve actually lost 20 million people, and those 20 million people are bringing in more relatives to the border.
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Hermosa Elementary tested the system's accuracy by bringing in police to fire real guns at the school during off hours.
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The relationship has been positive for both companies, bringing in new users for PayPal and boosting Facebook's e-commerce business.
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His company now has 120 full-time employees, 100 cargo vans, and is bringing in $3.5 million in annual revenue.
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Thankfully, the organization came through by bringing in Stockton's Nate Diaz for a last-minute showdown with McGregor—at welterweight.
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The result is an acute labor shortage, a problem that could be addressed by bringing in more immigrants to work.
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"Bringing in a dining experience gives our customers yet another way to immerse themselves in the Tiffany brand," said Moore.
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Gillibrand finished the quarter bringing in just under $3 million, while Booker saw $13 million added to his campaign coffer.
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Last week, some of Trump's allies raised bringing in his former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski to spearhead a response team.
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The artistic director Michael Novak talks about balancing heritage and new, bringing in audiences and making sure there's enough fun.
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It's sold 250,000 bikes since launch, bringing in $300 million in revenue in 2017, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Nancy Pelosi and a lot of other people are saying we're white supremacists, and it's bringing in tons of extremists.
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Egypt has suggested bringing in an outside party, possibly the World Bank or the United States, to mediate the dispute.
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The study tracked 34 separate families of ransomware, with a few major strains bringing in the bulk of the profits.
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"Bringing in a new CEO is the right thing to do for all our stakeholders," Ells said in a statement.
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Energy Arbitrage Partners is also bringing in Nick Elliot and Thomas Funk, his former colleagues in Morgan Stanley's commodities business.
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Specifically, Slack is integrating calendar, files and calls and bringing in integrations with other services, including Box, Dropbox and Zoom.
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By 0003, it had surpassed Viagra and Adderall in sales, bringing in $2000 billion a year in the US alone.
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I'm not making the old Dom money anymore, but I'm still bringing in some coin from selling music on Bandcamp.
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At least one foreign company is considering bringing in foreign specialists to improve its operations, one of the sources added.
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Disney's current Marvel offering, "Avengers: Endgame," is the largest theatrical release of all time, bringing in $2.23 billion so far.
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One Foxconn representative, after the company denied similar reports, confirmed that the company would be bringing in workers from overseas.
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"They're bringing in Latina, Asian, and Black for the same role 'cause they are filling in the diversity," she said.
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Earlier this year, the game was reportedly bringing in $126 million in monthly revenue — even before it arrived on iOS.
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And then we bought into this tech idea of, you have to prime growth by growing, bringing in more people.
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The company also showed some signs of maturing by bringing in Ihab Tarazi as CTO and George Karidis as COO.
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Now with the $6 million Series A, Rare Bits is bringing in some heavyweight angels from the world of gaming.
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Some news: The Pearson clan is officially bringing in the big bucks ahead of their highly-anticipated season 3 premiere.
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It's caption reads, ""Fresh, spirited American troops, flushed with victory, are bringing in thousands of hungry, ragged, battle-weary prisoners.
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But if you're looking for the innovation we are bringing in, we're not going to bring that out in volume.
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Just as revenue was failing for his app, the store had a good week, bringing in over $6,000, he said.
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He did however emphasize that he is bullish that, once the time comes, Carousell won't have problems bringing in cash.
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He chose to turn the PP's broad church into an ideological sect, purging moderates and bringing in an inexperienced team.
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Imagine Fuego's average sales rep is getting paid $100,000 and is bringing in $0.503,000 in sales — against a $500,000 target.
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Commercial drone maker Kespry, which launched in 2013, announced it was bringing in industry vet George Mathew as CEO today.
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Bringing in known voices to give you driving directions is a feature that's been incorporated into the app for years.
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There are several more monster truck circuits spanning the globe, bringing in fans and drivers from all over the world.
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His central bank stopped providing foreign exchange to importers bringing in 41 categories of goods, including rice, toothpicks and incense.
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It worked like a charm, bringing in more business, with some people adding black olives to every dish they ordered.
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Flash forward to 2017, and Wahlberg was named the world's highest-paid actor by Forbes for bringing in $68 million.
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Still, it plans to retain its position as the largest shareholder whilst bringing in expertise and more capital for growth.
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But Nvidia's data center business appeared to be spared from that slowdown, bringing in $679 million in the fourth quarter.
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In the end, the acquisition netted ARCH's limited partners 23 times their money, bringing in close to a billion dollars.
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Bringing in top miners to trade on Dalian would boost China's bid to be a global pricing center, he added.
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We aim to address this missed opportunity by the TechVets programme bringing in veterans to help build our digital future.
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Destiny 2: New Light is Bungie's name for a completely new approach to bringing in new fans: free-to-play.
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The cannabis industry has grown over the past few years, bringing in more than $6 billion a year in retail.
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The joint's bringing in nearly 100 pounds of steak to cover its brunch and dinner ... plus 550 pounds of dessert!!!
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The company also rethought the look and feel of the vehicle, again bringing in some more conventional, attractive lines vs.
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Truss said 60 percent of Britain's food and farming exports were to the European Union, bringing in 11 billion pounds.
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They also happen to be big business, bringing in $9.3 billion to growers in California alone in the year 2014.
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In addition, the start-up franchise fee for each location is another $25,000, bringing in another couple hundred thousand dollars.
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Go deeper: Check out which podcasts Americans listen to the most and how podcasts are finally bringing in real money.
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"They had all sorts of internal initiatives bringing in new technology companies and services to their existing clients," Shah said.
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What used to be a couple different people bringing in hundreds or thousands of pills, now organized crime was involved.
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A big piece of that is bringing in good digital leadership that probably wouldn't go to work at Walmart otherwise.
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Halfway through the year, he started bringing in a tiny jar of baby food that he'd eat with a spoon.
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The two states bringing in the most parking revenue are California and New York, with $1.4 and $1.2 billion, respectively.
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Coups, chaos or conflict caused democracy to collapse in one nation after another, bringing in military rule or religious strife.
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The club said it had already attracted 30 investors, bringing in $15 million, or 10 percent of the project's cost.
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Reversing that trend will require increasing the number of people signing up and bringing in more people who are healthy.
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Its success in bringing in new investors has helped to enrich its top executives, as have years of big gains.
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Honea said his office is bringing in more resources to expedite the grim tasks of processing and identifying human remains.
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Plus, this gamble involves bringing in the Golden Company, a mercenary subculture that believes in kicking ass and conspicuous consumption.
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"Steve is bringing in people he trusts on the issues that were central to Donald Trump's success," the source said.
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" According to Bergman, "Bringing in experienced mechanics will also allow us to hire and train new employees during this period.
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"Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" had a massive launch, bringing in more than $600 million in its first three days.
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Until then, "Rogue One" had been Disney's lowest-grossing Star Wars film, bringing in $155 million in its 2016 debut.
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Beckham was reportedly bringing in just £25 ($30) a day, making five-figure losses on her videos as a result.
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Nicole Malliotakis, a Republican New York state assemblywoman, reported bringing in more than $300,000 for her bid to oust Rose.
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The school made the unusual decision this year of bringing in gaming classes, letting kids play video games like Minecraft.
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But bringing in veteran relievers, even those with lesser profiles than Chapman and Miller, sent a subtle but powerful signal.
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That year, he reported bringing in $2900 million from April 220006, the day he launched his campaign, to June 2202.
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There is the stark irony of Bush bringing in his brother, former President George W. Bush, to help him campaign.
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Similarly, the argument for bringing in from the cold what would inevitably become the world's largest economy was hardly crazy.
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It beat analysts expectations for revenue, bringing in $841 million, with a 21% year-on-year increase in ad sales.
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The mall owner is bringing in fresh faces to retail, such as Forever 21's Riley Rose, Indochino and Untuckit.
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Helicopters and small airplanes arrive on the dirt airstrip several times a week, bringing in aid workers and health personnel.
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Bringing in about $24,2000 per year out of school, her income should have been enough to afford a comfortable lifestyle.
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People are bringing in pretzels and pretzel dogs into their businesses because now you can cater with Auntie Anne's online.
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If you don't do it well, you are going to essentially turn off more customers than you are bringing in.
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In the second quarter of this year, he topped all candidates in nationwide fundraising, bringing in close to $22019 million.
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The Royals win by seizing a lead early, keeping the offensive line moving and bringing in Davis with a lead.
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And VPN Unlimited is truly user-friendly, featuring seamless setup that lets you configure it without bringing in IT support.
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We started a 'nerd caucus,' because we wanted more detailed information on foreign policy, and started bringing in outside speakers.
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"We're bringing in technology into agriculture so that the youth can actually see this as a viable option," Ogbole says.
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Jorge Pesquera, the group's president, said 7.2 million people visited the county last year, bringing in $7.3 billion in tourism.
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Last year, Google held 75.8 percent of the search ad market, bringing in $24.6 billion in revenue from search ads.
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Bringing in tropes from different styles and...it's not like every single is up for grabs or something like that.
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Why this matters: Bolton is making wholesale changes at the NSC, bringing in his own people and clearing out McMaster's.
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Myself, trying to make a crew of 250 people happy by bringing in In-N-Out to cook for all.
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Red Cross teams are bringing in basic household items, clean water and equipment to help clear away debris, Mueller said.
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"We found that, predominantly, a partner's compensation is tied to bringing in business to the law firm," Mr. Lowe said.
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Far too often is there a barrier for entry to women, so let's start bringing in coaches that can empathize.
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Kohl's is bringing in retail and grocery veteran Bruce Besanko as chief financial officer, the department store chain announced Tuesday.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio is bringing in 85 nurses across New York City schools and supplying cleaning products where necessary.
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The company is bringing in more revenue — up 24 percent — while squeezing more profit from every dollar it brings in.
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The Giants began their chemistry experiment in 2018 by bringing in players who they believed could command a locker room.
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So we don't know exactly, but we know that they're spending way more money than they're bringing in right now.
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Twitter did beat Wall Street's revenue expectations, bringing in profits of 12 cents a share on revenue of $574 million.
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Mr. Pirog began bringing in tangled melodies and odd-metered patterns, and flinging them at the band at high speeds.
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So we feel that we have been doing a great job of bringing in a more diverse set of channels.
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It's good for business, adds Danner, bringing in crowds during hours that might not see a lot of traffic otherwise.
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Revamping your space can be surprisingly easy — and sometimes doesn't take more than bringing in one new element of interest.
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He never gave up on his Australian portfolio, he said, but he diversified by bringing in wines from other countries.
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In many respects, it was the precursor to the World Golf Championships by bringing in winners from around the world.
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