Such a bunching of silent sessions is actually quite unusual.
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This keeps the insert in place so there's no bunching.
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"We're going to see more 'bunching' of deductions," Garcia said.
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Here's what you should know about bunching your charitable gifts.
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The job losses below the minimum were balanced by job gains up to $22016 above the new minimum, including a sharp bunching of jobs paying at the new minimum (such bunching has been common in past studies).
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The job losses below the minimum were balanced by job gains up to $213 above the new minimum, including a sharp bunching of jobs paying at the new minimum (such bunching has been common in past studies).
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It's smooth, effortless, figure-flattering, and tucks into pants with minimal bunching.
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It was soft and comfortable, and stretched without bunching or rolling up.
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My waist and butt actually look smooth and tight — no bunching or folding.
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There wasn't too much fabric so it wasn't bunching up in awkward areas.
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"It's what they call 'bunching,' in accounting terms," Mr. Molander said of his strategy.
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"Bunching in one year will help you itemize deductions where you couldn't," he said.
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You may also want to consider supersizing your tax deductions through a strategy called bunching.
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This is called "bunching," but so far there's not a lot of evidence that it's happening.
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But we're not bunching hits together and we're not getting guys on base early in innings.
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"Bunching" allows you to cram in two or more years' of charitable giving into one year.
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The no-slip gel grips on the heel keep them from falling off and bunching up.
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He loves stacking or bunching wideouts and tight ends out wide, forcing a linebacker to shade outside.
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Pre-planning also allows for easier bunching of deductible expenses like charitable donations or real estate taxes.
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Both cars were a lap down at the finish, despite the safety car bunching up the grid.
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I don't know if you could tell, but the entire railroad track scene, I'm bunching at the crotch extremely.
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Here, you won't have to worry about your shirt coming untucked, or bunching up weirdly when you bend over.
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By simply bunching together in the dark, each of us contributes to the event; each of us creates it.
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Saxx's proprietary Ballpark Pouch is designed to hold everything in place while keeping chafing, bunching, and perspiration at bay.
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The trick is to make sure the top layer is substantial enough to hide any bunching or bumps underneath.
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The winner was the B12 in Brooklyn, which had a bunching rate of about one in every five buses.
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The secret is to roll the duvet and cover together like a burrito, as it prevents them from bunching.
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The rope and the valve and the bunching gave the impression of a party balloon on a gigantic scale.
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They walked in a shapeless formation, bunching up and stretching out, because without night vision they couldn't see one another.
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"We're going to see more 'bunching' of deductions," said Kim Garcia, a principal with Diversified Trust in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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However, bunching too many of them together in large areas could actually reduce air quality by increasing humidity and pollution.
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But both he and his new-atheist adversaries can sometimes fall into the trap of bunching together different forms of religion.
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If you're suffering from an itchy vagina, you might have hoped that it was just your underwear bunching in strange ways.
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The jerseys are baggier now, and most players wear their pants like pajamas, hanging loose and bunching down by their feet.
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He speaks by bunching and relaxing his shoulders, neck bobbling from side to side like a slinky tumbling down some stairs.
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Or if you are subject to the AMT, he said, bunching might mean you only have to face it every other year.
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As is the case in most sports, golfers' performances have been bunching ever closer together over the course of the game's history.
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With a strategy called "bunching," you can save money over time and donate every two or three years instead of every year.
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Darn Tough socks are knitted in Vermont using superfine gauge yarns that keep the socks from slipping, bunching, or giving you blisters.
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Instead of bunching up to prevent the jerk in the other lane from cutting in, you leave space so he can glide in.
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Plus, the below-the-ankle fit and patented non-slip grip sole eliminate bunching and make flowing from pose to pose a breeze.
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Get more out of your charitable giving by "bunching" two or more years' worth of donations in one year to boost your deduction.
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Seven out of 10 individuals who itemize on their tax returns haven't heard of bunching their deductions, according to a survey by Fidelity Charitable.
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A surge of unexpected courage bursts through me and I reach forward and grab his T-shirt, bunching up the cotton in my fist.
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A paper in the Academy of Management Journal* highlights the phenomenon of "twokenism", a statistical bunching of American companies with exactly two female directors.
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Half socks aren't meant to be worn with every shoe, but they're absolute must-haves for anyone who loves sneakers and hates sock bunching.
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There are no curves in "B/W XI" (1968), but Held experiments with bunching small forms in the upper right, making them appear further away.
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He can create bolder lines and shadows by layering and bunching it together, or spread the fabric further apart for a light and airy effect.
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His jeans were loose, bunching up at the tops of his Nike sneakers, and he wore a polo shirt that seemed a size too large.
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Investors have charted the performance of these tech stocks by bunching them into a group they call FAANG, which includes Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google.
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Another persistent problem is known as bunching, buses on the same route traveling one after another, resulting in large gaps in service and aggravatingly long waits.
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The colored sequins cover the front of the pants but leave the back clean so there won't be uncomfortable crunching or bunching when you walk or sit.
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It was typical of the way opponents have tried to handle Kershaw this month: With little chance of bunching hits together, they simply try to swing big.
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This bunching of Labour voters—in Liverpool and other urban areas—helps explain why the party will need more votes than the Tories to win a majority.
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However, if you do itemize, consider bunching several years' worth of donations to your favorite charity so that you can claim a large deduction for doing so.
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A cold hand was inside him, yanking at his lungs, squeezing and bunching and pulling the meat there up into his throat, so that he couldn't breathe.
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Our favorite underwear comes from Saxx, whose proprietary -- and arguably revolutionary — "Ballpark Pouch" is designed to hold everything in place while keeping chafing, bunching, and perspiration at bay.
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Made from 100% breathable, soft, smooth cotton, they are cut to fit well without bagging, bunching, or squeezing, and they keep you cozily warm without making you overheat.
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The jacket needed to cover his back fully, have a hood fitted close to the ears (without blocking his vision), while not bunching at the waist, sleeves, or collar.
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Look for heavier fabrics like wool (or tropical wool, if you live somewhere warm), and try bunching it in your hand to see if it wrinkles easily (it shouldn't).
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An asymmetrical seam that runs from the lower left leg to the right shoulder, which reduces bunching and allows the skaters more freedom of movement during their left turns.
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We use more toilet paper than Europeans because we're in the habit of bunching up a wad of it rather than unspooling a few sheets and neatly folding them.
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For whatever reason, which I find a little bit unrealistic is the bunching up, where they all just come together knowing full well that they&aposre being shot at.
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"Bunching deductions sounds great, but it'll probably be talked about more than it's implemented because of the cash commitment it will take to get over the standard deduction," said Steffen.
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Although a recently announced settlement involving Christian Robert Mayer{here}, has little to do with order bunching, fraudulent allocation practices akin to cherry picking were at the heart of the case.
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Its men's and women's underwear are the best we've ever worn: breathable, resistant to bunching, rolling, and riding up, and just as durable after the 50th wash as after the first.
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I have this issue with my socks bunching up at my toes making me unable to wiggle or move them at all in heeled boots, but that wasn't the case here.
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Once you saw Williamson cross the stage in that star-making cream, you could see that his pants were giving him some trouble; they seemed to be bunching in the crotch.
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Consider "bunching" your gifts – or making at least two years' worth of donations in one – so you can itemize in 2019 and take the standard deduction for the 2020 tax year.
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"Bunching" has become popular for aggregating the amount one would normally donate to charity over a number of years into a single year to maximize the deduction in the year of contribution.
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Narrator: The perfectly placed folding and bunching of just the right amount of tulle, mixed with the strategic shading, is what makes our eyes register a face when looking at the fabric.
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That may lead more donors to turn to a strategy called "bunching," whereby they make a lump sum donation in one year, and then spread out the contributions to charities over several years.
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Bunching deductible expenses can help you alternate years of claiming the standard deduction and itemized deductions, potentially saving more — or if you're subject to the alternative minimum tax, avoiding it every other year.
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From what we can see from photos, the vertically striped jacket from Zimmermann was lightweight, the hem falling at the calves and the sleeves bunching around the wrists for an oh-so-casual look.
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Enter a strategy for filers who are just short of the new standard deduction: "Bunching" or lumping multiple years of charitable gifts so that you can beat the hurdle and itemize on your tax return.
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Although there has been a sharp rise in the proportion of children passing the screening test, a bunching of results just above the pass mark suggests that it is partly down to teachers gaming the system.
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Bunching charitable gifts allows donors to cram two or more years' worth of donations into a single tax year in order to get over the standard deduction threshold and qualify to itemize on their 2018 tax returns.
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They're the only kind of sheets I sleep on, which has forced me to make the trade-off of having the temperature regulating material I love with the constant bunching and corner flipping I'm deeply annoyed by.
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He would claim that he could look at a bite mark and the way the skin had bunched up, and he could match the bunching in the skin to the grooves on the back of your teeth.
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Wrapped in gray tulle, Ms. Chinn embodies a nascent solar system, bunching up fistfuls of her shawl while singing of particles that "collide, collect and gather" before revealing a skirt made of concentric hoops studded with planets.
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"Bunching is applicable to that subset of people who want to make sure they're getting tax benefits from giving and maybe their itemization with some of their deductions have been limited," said Kim Laughton, president of Schwab Charitable.
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Mr Sumpter, who discusses this biological model of contagion in "Soccermatics", proposes that the bunching together of standing fans makes them more aware of their neighbours, and more likely to copy their activities—in this case, vociferous chanting.
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With the field of cars bunching up, Verstappen was unable to cross the line to start his final run before the clock ran down, which prompted a frustrated outburst over the radio from the 21-year-old Dutchman.
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Another strategy that's gaining traction is bunching your charitable giving — that is, lumping in at least two years' worth of gifts — to get a charitable deduction that's large enough to help you get over the threshold and itemize.
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Most of these developments have started, or are due to start, within a fairly narrow time frame between 2016 and 2020, a bunching together of new capacity that led to widespread market concern of oversupply and weak prices.
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With the standard deduction so high after the tax overhaul, "bunching" charitable giving – or bundling at least two years' worth of donations into one year – is making sense for people who want to itemize on their 2019 return.
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Dean says Under Armour decided to sew the suit with an asymmetrical seam that runs from the lower left leg to the right shoulder, which reduces bunching and allows the skaters more freedom of movement during their left turns.
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You can get around this by bunching your charitable donations — you lump in at least two years' of gifts — to get a charitable deduction that's large enough to help you get over the threshold and itemize on your return.
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Then you have a browsable map that lets you enumerate or track any number of things: types of signs, blue BMWs, red Toyotas, right turn only lanes, people walking on the sidewalk, people bunching up at a crosswalk, etc.
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At one point, Cuca plummets from a window in a cotton factory, but he's rescued by all the loose cotton in the air bunching up under him, into a cloudy floating pillow that lets him air-swim to safety.
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Shortening the trading day from 8.5 hours would mean trades being more evenly distributed to cut costs for investors, which rise when liquidity is thin, and prevent transactions bunching up in the last 2.5 hours, the trade bodies said.
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One of the problems they're trying to solve for is 'bus bunching,' or that thing that happens where you get four buses in a row, the last three of which are virtually empty, and then none for another 20 minutes.
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Shortening the trading day from its present 8.5 hours would mean trades being more evenly distributed to cut costs for investors, which rise when liquidity is thin, and prevent transactions bunching up in the last 2.5 hours, the trade bodies said.
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But if your itemized deductions — including mortgage interest, state and local taxes (known as SALT, now capped at $10,000), and charitable contributions — are just shy of topping the standard amount, you might think about bunching certain deductions into alternating years.
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There's a generous amount of fabric in the Cheeky, which usually lends the risk of bunching and shifting, but it wasn't until I got home and thought about it did I realize I didn't have to awkwardly adjust my underwear the entire day.
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NEW YORK(Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Bunching customer orders into larger block trades and allocating the executed order into multiple customer accounts is a common practice for investment advisers, regulators often find unscrupulous acts of allocating winning trades to favored accounts and vice versa.
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Yet another online-physical partnership, Amazon and Future Retail are also bunching their strategies together as they prepare for an onslaught from India&aposs richest man, Mukesh Ambani, and his ostentatious plans to merge his digital capabilities with Jio to his retail venture, JioMart.
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Apple also claims that another reason why so many of its first-party apps dominated search results was due to an App Store feature that grouped apps by the app maker, which often resulted in a number of Apple apps bunching up at the top.
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There&aposs a generous amount of fabric in the Cheeky, which usually lends the risk of bunching and shifting, but it wasn&apost until I got home and thought about it did I realize I didn&apost have to awkwardly adjust my underwear the entire day.
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But for those on the cusp of having enough to itemize, many planners (including me) push clients to employ a deduction bunching strategy, in which you increase your mortgage payments or charitable contributions in one year to itemize, then take the standard deduction the next, and alternate in that way.
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" You can grab the underwear in sizes small to double XL, and a majority of shoppers say they're true to size: "They fit exactly how I want, not tight and not loose, but snug where you actually can't tell they are on — no bunching, no wedgies, and no rolling down.
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"The problem with bunching is that it requires writing a bigger check this year, and that extra cash flow might not be available," said Tim Steffen, CPA and director of advanced planning at Robert W. Baird & Co. Those individuals might hold off until January as far as making those gifts, he said.
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And after noticing that consumers didn't have a great option between high-end niche technical socks and a 6-pack at Target, Heath and Goldberg spent two years obsessively re-inventing the wheel to come up with their pair of Bombas socks: adding blister tabs, a reinforced footbed, targeted areas of tension, "stay-up technology," and contoured seaming like a Y-stitched heel to minimize bunching, sliding, and sticking.
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Travis Ripps, a systems engineer lead for David Clark Company, explained to me that everything, from the slack in the rear and at the knees to allow for given when astronauts are in their seated position during launch, to a zip across the stomach to prevent bunching when bent at the mid-section, is designed to make sure you get solid pressurization without unduly impeding the astronaut's ability to do their jobs.
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