Apparently people don't buy in galleries anymore, they only buy in fairs.
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We thought about a Medicaid buy-in and thought about a Medicare buy-in.
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But Biden said "buy in," not "opt in"—so how could people "buy" in automatically?
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The devices will be available to buy in October from Roku's website and Best Buy in October.
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" Yeti: "I think Yeti was a buy in the $20s, buy in the teens and buy right here.
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I mean, I can't believe you said two minutes ago that they had to buy in and now you're saying you don't have to buy in.
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Obtaining the necessary funding requires buy-in at more than just the federal level — it is also critical to get buy-in at the state and local level.
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I talked about how, when you buy in to the notion of a greater union, and you buy in to the notion of team, there are no limits to what you'll do.
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This reflects the fact that for many investors, a call is something you buy in hopes of making money, while a put is something you buy in order to hedge your stock holdings.
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He acknowledges that there is no chance it can move forward without bipartisan buy-in, buy-in he believes is attainable as Congress realizes the extent to which it has relinquished its authority.
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In fact, it's his "top buy" in the tech sector.
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Some analysts say it's a good time to buy in.
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And it wasn't that we got them to buy in.
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In fact, it could be the time to buy in.
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I hate wasting food, so we don't buy in bulk.
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The retailer's name was changed to Best Buy in 1983.
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"I was looking to buy in another area," she said.
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To buy in, punters use cryptocurrency to pay for tokens.
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He wasn't going to let you buy in his condo.
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Getting more businesses to buy in is a hard ask.
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Another reason they buy in: when it's over, they win.
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We don't require people to buy in any particular city.
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Yet airline stocks remain a screaming buy in Cramer's perspective.
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Right now, these are not things people buy in droves.
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ET: Programming note -- Clinton does an ad buy in ... Wisconsin.
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She even started looking at property to buy in Mexico.
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We have to think about how to get buy in.
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The whole question is, are you going to buy in?
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Believers see an opportunity to buy in early and cheap.
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It was what I used to buy in the nineties.
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And will developers and consumers buy in if they can?
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Facebook can even follow what you buy in physical stores.
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We buy in secondary markets where job growth is growing.
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Unloved, unwanted, nothing to buy in this cruel, cruel world.
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People would also have the option to buy in immediately.
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Not everything is smart to buy in large quantities, though.
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" Then, Biden responded: "They do not have to buy in.
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What do you buy in bulk with the most frequency?
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That if you buy in bulk, that would be cheaper.
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Tell me a little bit about your Medicare buy-in proposal.
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"We had no buy in here," a senior GOP aide said.
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There are also even better savings when you buy in bulk.
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And sort of ... in a way without the community's buy in.
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Some ideas have more buy-in with gun owners than others.
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Uber Technologies (UBER) was rated "buy" in new coverage at Guggenheim.
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Mostly Europeans arriving for work reasons buy in Trinidad, she said.
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On Wednesday, she's beginning a seven-figure ad buy in Nevada.
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In New Mexico, lawmakers are considering a Medicaid buy-in program.
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Uber Technologies – Uber was rated "buy" in new coverage at Guggenheim.
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A truly national wartime mobilization will require broad public buy-in.
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But what of importers like Mr Sacchal, who buy in dollars?
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It's much more cohesive unit, where everyone has to buy in.
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But Elfenbein deems this a sweet buy in the long run.
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They'll even be able to continue to buy in-app purchases.
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The question remains: will cities buy in to the charm offensive?
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Question is, can the Crescent City get Zion to buy in???
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The funding cuts would require buy-in from Congress to enact.
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The slightly longer version: … if you're willing to buy in now.
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It also let users buy in-game currency using real money.
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I got buy-in very quickly to replace our legacy systems.
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McDavid can afford to buy in the Edmonton real estate market.
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Community buy-in is essential for the sustainability of a project.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden: Supports an optional Medicare buy-in.
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Clinton to convince Congress to create a Medicare buy-in program.
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What makes a strong community is that everyone has buy-in.
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Brands tap into the "buy in bulk" ideology that couponers love.
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Getting their buy-in is crucial, and that's where we've started.
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However, there has been no public buy-in from Palestinian officials.
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It also builds trust in the implementers, creating community buy-in.
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Nor did they get "stakeholder engagement and buy-in" in advance.
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Yes, there are numerous obstacles to a Medicaid buy-in strategy.
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Roughly how many bananas do you buy in a month now?
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"The buy-in was pretty immediate from most teams," she said.
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He says the challenge is getting the tracks to buy in.
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They tend to buy in some locality that they care about.
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I think 'Hamilton' does help them buy in, but it's overdue.
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Then investors from mainland China had a chance to buy in.
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If so, does celebrity brand or buy-in increase that power?
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Obtaining senior management buy-in early in the process is critical.
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If you need to buy in bulk, you'd better plan ahead.
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"We had bipartisan buy-in from Day 1," Ms. DeGette said.
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I also make Gatorade from powder that we buy in bulk.
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Here are the best cookies you can buy in a store.
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You just two minutes ago they would have to buy in.
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This giant handmade doughnut was only available to buy in Australia.
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Whose buy-in is needed to embark on a large project?
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This would be similar to the Medicare buy-in that Sen.
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While in art school, she became known for developing her own artistic currency, Bitchcoin, with which collectors could buy in to her work much in the way investors buy in to a company through its stock.
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To buy in travel size: Super-rich face lotion and travel wipes.
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We don't have to buy in to Bezos's version of the future.
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DVDs and CDs on sale at Best Buy in better times: 2007.
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Being only human, she, therefore, will cut her underweight and buy in.
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For now, you should probably wait for the future to buy in.
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Even without a buy-in price, that's quite literally a pyramid scheme.
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"This has not gotten buy-in from companies around here," Rehder said.
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The challenge now, will be in convincing the public to buy in.
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Overseas buyers may also be dissuaded, although they buy in cash overwhelmingly.
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You see, the VIP Demo was framed as a buy-in bonus.
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"We certainly would consider a Medicare buy-in," Pallone told The Hill.
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Here's how to cultivate buy-in from the key people around you.
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N, which it agreed to buy in December for about $810 million.
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I will get all of Putins team to buy in on this.
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And several state legislatures are considering exploring the Medicaid buy-in strategy.
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R. pays since I bought dinner last night and our buy-in.
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But this will work only if those at the top buy in.
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Getting buy-in from doctors is a big part of the process.
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He left Target's supply chain division to join Best Buy in 2013.
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The "buy in" investment for LuLaRoe, for example, will cost you $2000,000.
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Second, the EU has maintained the buy-in of its own citizens.
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Without such buy-in, you end up as a general without soldiers.
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But Patrick has a way to go before they fully buy in.
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Buy-in from the banks has never been the issue for Symphony.
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BIDEN: Do not have to buy in if you can't afford it.
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Early versions of the Affordable Care Act included the buy-in provision.
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He supports a public option and Medicare buy-in for health care.
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There are many, many things that rich people buy in larger quantities.
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VLADIMER We knew we were going to need buy-in from legislators.
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Do you think you need the buy-in of those key players?
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Shoppers await the opening of Best Buy in Auburn Hills, Michigan, on Nov.
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Uber – Both Mizuho and Deutsche Bank rate Uber a "buy" in new coverage.
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There's much more support -- 75% -- for the half-measure of government buy-in.
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John Kerry in pushing for a Medicare buy-in that started at 55.
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For now however, the project is moving forward without buy-in from utilities.
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Millennials who can buy, in other words, are fortunate in many key respects.
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Fitzpatrick would buy in as soon as it passes the key $24 threshold.
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He had buy-in from the top and he wielded that stick aggressively.
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This is the RNC's first TV ad buy in eight years, she said.
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On Tuesday night, Klobuchar announced a seven-figure ad buy in there, too.
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Adi: Headset-based VR requires a lot of buy-in, for one thing.
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And 77% support allowing 50-64 year olds to buy in to Medicare.
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Clinton's personal touch was also influential in getting buy-in from generics manufacturers.
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At Unilever, which Kraft Heinz tried unsuccessfully to buy in 2017, they increased.
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Sennheiser promises to have the Momentum True Wireless available to buy in November.
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The proposal does not specify at what age the buy-in would begin.
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"It's more about getting the funding, and getting the buy-in," Krammer says.
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For Airbnb hosts on a tight budget, it's best to buy in bulk.
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The commercial version of Peloton's bikes will be available to buy in spring.
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Senate leadership, which had downplayed the bill's odds, is starting to buy in.
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The upgraded EV will be available to buy in the U.S. this spring.
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We're going to do you a big favor and let you buy in.
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On the trading front, investors have borrowed cheaper dollar to buy in oil.
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Are there other things they could try to buy in the retail space?
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Don't buy in to the notion this was some anti-status quo election.
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Debbie Stabenow launched the "Medicare at 55 Act," a limited buy-in program.
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So far, the leaders appear to have secured the buy-in of Emiratis.
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Essex Crossing earned its community buy-in by delivering on promised benefits upfront.
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Start with these three steps to cultivate buy-in and revolutionize your business.
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It's targeting six more GOP senators than a previous ad buy in May.
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My favorite items to buy in bulk are meat, poultry, rice, and pasta.
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Often they buy in ways that allow them to make the purchases anonymously.
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Buy-in from the top is likely the number one driver of change.
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But here again, the key will be getting buy-in from the president.
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Clinton's campaign has an advertising buy in battleground states that exceeds $20 million.
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"It's impossible to buy in Shenzhen now, prices are too high," said Chen.
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Examples include Best Buy in Canada, Walmart in Mexico, Office Depot and Darty.
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Without bipartisan buy-in, "What you pass will never be sustainable," he said.
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Every wondered how the gingerbread houses you buy in the store get made?
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Rather, they usually compromise, buy in, work for change from the inside, man.
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A multilateral institution specifically for internet entities would require substantial industry buy-in.
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Formalizing that process, however, requires buy-in from the top, according to Ahuja.
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But its ultimate effectiveness will depend on persuading the AGs to buy in.
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Biden: They do not have to buy in if you can't afford it.
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You could see everyone buy in and now it's paying off for us.
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"I try to buy in quantities of three or six bottles," he said.
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Their managers, A. J. Hinch and Dave Roberts, got players to buy in.
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But a key emollient in all this needs to be popular buy-in.
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"You do not have to buy in," Biden repeated, defending his healthcare plan.
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Buy in bulk, bring your whole team and leave no startup entrepreneur behind.
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Without Republican buy-in, election reforms just aren't happening in many crucial states.
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Samsung's latest flagship smartphones are finally available to buy in stores and online.
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I would rummage the Forever 21 site for dresses to buy in bulk.
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Clinton also endorsed the idea of a Medicare buy-in for older Americans.
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Even those toaster ones that you buy in the bread aisle will do.
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Instead, buy in bulk or opt for reusable items like bottles or cups.
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Unsophisticated investors who buy in at the peak of a bubble get burned.
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Immigration and health care cannot be overhauled without Democratic and Republican buy-in.
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Not everyone has been so willing to buy in to the IBM approach.
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I will get all of Putins [sic] team to buy in on this.
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Amy Klobuchar and Michael Bennet have stuck with more conservative buy-in approaches.
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The question of work-based insurance is prickliest for the buy-in plans.
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Whether it's Brian Schatz's idea of turning Medicaid into a nationwide public option or Sherrod Brown's Medicare buy-in for people over 55 or Chris Murphy's broader Medicare buy-in scheme, the action is all in the expansion of government programs.
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Schatz says he's aware of the trade-off — that higher prices will drive up the cost of the buy-in — but believes it's a worthwhile one to make, to ensure buy-in enrollees have access to a wide network of doctors.
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Williams Companies — The pipeline operator is rated "buy" in reinstated coverage at Goldman Sachs.
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Mint House has to get buy-in from business travelers and property owners alike.
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The rest of the work day flies buy in a flurry of material certifications.
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So when my voice matters, then I have a buy-in in the community.
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"There were times when people would come in and buy in bulk," she says.
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Sherrod Brown backs a far less expensive Medicare "buy-in" for 55 and over.
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But if you're smart, wait and let the chaos happen and then buy in.
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Disclosure: Credit Suisse provided investment banking services to Best Buy in past 12 months.
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This is actually an idea that has gotten some buy-in from moderate Democrats.
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"If I had more money, I would buy in South Africa too," she said.
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Buy in bulk and find brands that offer bigger sizes instead of individual containers.
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We will probably buy in a couple of weeks after a little more investigation.
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When American neo-Nazis kvetched about shipping costs, White suggested they buy in bulk.
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His firm downgraded Twitter to neutral from buy in a recent note to clients.
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Getting their buy-in, as she puts it, will likely make them more receptive.
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No such OPEC agreement would be possible or enforceable without a Saudi buy-in.
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It is launching a $100,000 buy in Pennsylvania, a media buying source told CNN.
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If you don't buy in, you don't get the full potency of the experience.
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Rodriguez is still looking to buy in the area, albeit with a different approach.
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"We had bipartisan buy-in from Day 28503," DeGette told The New York Times.
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If you prefer to buy in person, the sweets are available in Walmart stores.
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It's also a great wine to buy in a box, another way to save.
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"I would not want to buy in to the market around here," he said.
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For whatever reason — the story line, a crowded marketplace — fans did not buy in.
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Then there's Beats Electronics, which the company spent $3 billion to buy in 2014.
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The Senate Leadership Fund just announced an $8 million ad buy in the state.
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The next step is truly vetting your idea and getting others to buy in.
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Baidu already has regulatory buy-in to try out its technology on bus routes.
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The objecting creditors have said this "premature" buy-in violated the U.S. bankruptcy code.
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And she has proposed allowing people younger than 225 to buy in to Medicare.
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Easily. Medicare has enormous problems, none of which the buy-in proposal will fix.
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Without their buy-in, and the international investment it brings, he'll flounder at home.
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You know, the colors people buy in bulk and hoard in their bathroom cabinets.
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We're going to tell club members that it's time to buy in the $240s.
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Finally, we should push a future administration to nationalize such a buy-in program.
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Some states have begun to recognize the wisdom of the Medicaid buy-in approach.
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The need for patient trust and buy in gets more than passing mention, though.
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But Niles said there's already too much hype around those names to buy in.
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It got immediate buy-in, but the struggle then became making it a reality.
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She also does not buy in bulk, having purchased just 20 pieces since 2011.
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Families who buy in Knokke have often previously vacationed or rented there, she said.
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But Mr. Gustavsen, a 47-year-old pianist, doesn't buy in all the way.
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Without Cameron or his successor's buy-in, no effort to stop Brexit can succeed.
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My already meager buy in of $20 was now down to a pitiful $4.48.
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More broadly, though, India unilaterally pushed to change Kashmir's status without Pakistan's buy-in.
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People are more likely to buy in bulk to minimize trips to the store.
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We wanted him to have something unique that you couldn't buy in a store.
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Getting it off the ground required buy-in from both stores and software developers.
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"The Epic," though historically rooted, provided the opportunity for another kind of buy-in.
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It announced plans for a $2.2 million ad buy in Pennsylvania on Biden's behalf.
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Lyft (LYFT) – Needham rates the ride-hailing service's stock a "buy" in new coverage.
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However, it's still unclear if this bill would see wide buy-in from Democrats.
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Importantly, no sanctions on North Korea will ever work without buy-in from China.
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"It was a $10 buy-in for a spot, with 16 spots," she said.
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One way that is easier is if there&aposs buy-in from the top.
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She stopped this punk from getting away with stealing from Best Buy in Hawaii.
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If anything, it's a miracle the buy-in is as high as it is.
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Driven It is the most efficient gasoline-powered car you can buy in America.
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There have also been difficulties with the political buy-in for the debt crackdown.
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Here's five important things homebuyers should know before they buy in a flood zone.
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The refill film is inexpensive and gets even cheaper if you buy in bulk.
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"They have really good prices and then you can buy in bulk," she added.
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Top buy in Q4: PayPalLargest holding: Alibaba3-year annualized average performance: 20.9%Source: TipRanks
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Top buy in Q4: NetflixLargest holding: Microsoft3-year annualized average performance: 27.3%Source: TipRanks
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Top buy in Q4: AmazonLargest holding: Amazon3-year annualized average performance: 28.7%Source: TipRanks
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Top buy in Q4: RingcentralLargest holding: Mastercard3-year annualized average performance: 43.2%Source: TipRanks
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Unsurprisingly, the class lacked any buy-in from the rest of the economics department.
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Stamping out an Ebola outbreak requires a very high level of community buy-in.
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The sweet spot for Democrats is getting business to buy in to progressive reform.
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Their buy in and support can be vital for building up resistance and awareness.
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Facebook will now let advertisers buy in-stream video ads separate from the News Feed, meaning they can buy in-stream video ads (mid-roll and pre-roll) on Facebook's Audience Network or on Facebook without having to buy News Feed ads.
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There are also more targeted public insurance proposals for people who can't get Medicaid or marketplace coverage — including a government-run public option, a Medicare buy-in for 50-64 year olds, or a Medicaid buy-in option on the ACA marketplaces.
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And while partisans are divided on a Medicare-for-all national health plan, there is robust support among Democrats, and even support among Republicans, for an expansion of the Medicare program through a Medicare buy-in or a Medicaid buy-in proposal.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Deval PatrickDeval PatrickDeval Patrick rolls out six-figure ad buy in early states Bloomberg decides to skip Nevada caucuses Booker fundraising on Castro's departure from 85033 race MORE rolled out his first ad buy in early voting states on Monday.
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"It is easy and cheaper to buy in Asia than to buy in the sub-region because of less-flexible rules of origin and non-tariff barriers that are not clear," said Meriem Bensalah-Chaqroun, head of the Moroccan Confederation of Businesses.
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It sounds much closer to a Medicare buy-in, in fact, although still not quite.
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Fixing flaws in SS7 will take more than buy-in from one or two carriers.
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Citi believes this is a good time for investors to buy in to Wells Fargo.
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That's why I support opening Medicare up to people in their 50s to buy in.
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The second is a CPA with an office near a Best Buy in Novi, Michigan.
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Amazon also has buy-in from key officials, including governors, mayors and many federal lawmakers.
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But getting Republican buy-in for a major scale-up is a very different animal.
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There was a good deal of buy-in to help bring the whole thing, however.
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They announced a seven-figure TV ad buy in Nevada, her first in the state.
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People are like, 'how did you get your team to buy in on this change?
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Her strategy remains to buy in low cycles when developers are less keen to invest.
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The question is, will people buy in to using them to snap, splash, and share?
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The only way the DCCC works is with the buy-in of all its members.
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Teasing the expansion could encourage people to buy in if they like where it's going.
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They're the best, most solid models that you can buy in terms of external drives.
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Amazon is one of the top names to buy in this environment, according to Cramer.
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Lyft's long-term drivers will get bonuses allowing them to buy in at the IPO.
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What's next: Multiple reports, like this BBC story, signal the legislation has political buy-in.
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They're not affluent, they were just lucky to buy in Brooklyn before it was gentrified.
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Because I think when you have a job, your family has to buy in, too.
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Our data with our buy-in is actually significantly more valuable than it is anonymized.
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Still, she put those concerns aside to put forth her vision and get buy-in.
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So there's got to be this ability to get buy-in from the Member States.
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Bentley apparently bought multiple "burner" phones from a Best Buy in Tuscaloosa to avoid surveillance.
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"We wanted to make sure that we had good staff buy-in," Mr. Ponte said.
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It's just a good place to buy in and get in on the short-term.
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Here's what JPMorgan is telling clients to buy in anticipation of this potential earnings recession.
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And yet, the Clinton campaign has announced a six-figure ad buy in the state.
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Go to soon, and they risk not having enough buy-in to actually pass something.
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Meanwhile, similar scale Chinese efforts to "buy in" to the semiconductor industry ended in failure.
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Usually they only buy in increments of an eighth or forth at a time, though.
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Here's hoping it becomes a real product we can buy in the near future. h2.
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Fitbit has a new fitness tracker, but it's one that you can't buy in stores.
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Overwatch League has, by all accounts, asked for a major buy-in from everyone involved.
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A year ago, the couple began seriously hunting for a place to buy in Brooklyn.
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He wants a "buy-in for all" to be the "new floor" in the debate.
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Espy's campaign placed his first TV buy in the runoff that will begin on Wednesday.
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If Democrats emerge from the November elections with more clout, he'll need more buy-in.
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Biden's campaign unveiled a $4 million ad buy in The Hawkeye State just last week.
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"I realize that this process has got to have some Democratic buy-in," Graham said.
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I've got a new one for you, it's called 'Buy in May and go away.
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Kaspersky also confirmed that it had parted ways with Best Buy in an emailed statement.
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We ranked them the best bra you can buy in the Insider Picks Buying Guide.
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Rather, America was open to those who were prepared to make the patriotic buy-in.
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History shows us that powerful, substantive change only comes with buy-in from both parties.
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Nothing will improve employee buy-in quite like giving them some skin in the game.
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Amazon offers various species of fish you can buy in packs of five or six.
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And more Chinese have started to buy in the last couple of years, he said.
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This is down from 320 billion yen it offered to buy in its previous operation.
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We become a stronger country when decision-makers have real buy-in for national priorities.
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An additional $85033 million TV and digital buy in Ohio — aimed to help incumbent Sen.
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THEY SHOULDN'T ALLOW THIRD PARTIES TO BUY IN A BLACK POOL WHERE THERE'S NO TRANSPARENCY.
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Specifically, where are these digital assets heading, and how can everyday investors buy in safely?
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Our look was called, these are the coolest things you can buy in our town.
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Other states have looked at doing a Medicaid buy-in, a government health care plan.
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The exact assets that Lampert might buy in bankruptcy remained in flux, the sources said.
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I refuse to buy in to the rumors bandied about by some imaginative Twitter users.
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This is where inclusion efforts — ideally with the buy-in from the CEO — can help.
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There's nothing money can't buy in Tepito, one of Mexico City's most infamously tough neighborhoods.
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At launch, Apple already had buy-in from big firms such as Microsoft and Adobe.
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Buy-in and true commitment can only come from the top, from leading by example.
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If you want buy-in from the Native communities, you have to listen to them.
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New laws could require that such arrangements have more buy-in from patients and clinicians.
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A month into the siege, there was hardly anything left to buy in the markets.
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The company was downgraded by Nomura to "neutral" from "buy" in a July 29 note.
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" And yesterday, Pelosi echoed that, saying: "We do hope we have White House buy-in.
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"We encourage people to buy in local markets, but they are more expensive," Razo said.
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Warren and her base fail to realize when they buy in to the 'national security
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All of this makes the stock a "strong buy" in his book, according to Tepper.
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Nevada's bill to allow a broader Medicaid buy-in is short, running just four pages.
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Top buy in Q4: Baxter InternationalLargest holding: Alphabet3-year annualized average performance: 30.2%Source: TipRanks
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Top buy in Q4: TwitterLargest holding: Liberty Broadband3-year annualized average performance: 31.2%Source: TipRanks
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Top buy in Q4: UberLargest holding: United Airlines3-year annualized average performance: 45.6%Source: TipRanks
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But there's no getting around the fact that huge portions need buy-in from Congress.
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Pompeo will need Democratic buy-in to clear the narrowly divided Senate, given that Sen.
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The gardens are beautiful and there are adorable little things to buy in the shop.
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What she really needs is a unity government, something where she has Labour's buy-in.
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"Things endure much better if you can get buy-in from both parties," Balogh said.
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I'd place my wager that this isn't the end of the Medicaid buy-in movement.
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"You have to have buy in from the top, and we have that here," she said.
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Land, of Marketplace Valet, said the meeting was good enough to convince him to buy in.
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Washington (CNN)Mike Lee had the plane ticket, the Miami hotel suite, and the buy-in.
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The last time you introduced Medicare buy-in legislation, the age threshold was set to 55.
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It's not smart if you would like to buy in the next one to three years.
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Those seeking a raise can argue their cases to colleagues and, hopefully, receive their buy-in.
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The unannounced Google Pixel 3A XL has been spotted at a Best Buy in Springfield, Ohio.
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And don't forget to come back and let us know what you buy in the comments!
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Having buy-in from your boss will make the subsequent conversation with your troublesome newcomer easier.
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If both fail to buy in as indispensable partners, such an order can't take hold globally.
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But neither has enough buy-in from Republicans to make it to the floor right now.
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An industry source claims that Amazon is interested in making a buy in TV home shopping.
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The startup also offers deliveries to restaurants and offices that want to buy in larger quantities.
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You've probably heard about insurance you can buy in case of an unfortunate travel-related event.
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"It's easier for millennials to buy in more affordable markets like in the Midwest," Smoke says.
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Listings which, nonetheless, had backing and buy in from city governments, business associations and local newspapers.
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It'll run you $100-$150 a month, depending on whether you buy in during a promotion.
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And so if you actually get my buy-in, my data can actually become more valuable.
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Its coaches can be whatever they want to be, as long as the players buy in.
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These cards also require buy in from the major credit card companies, including Visa and Mastercard.
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His campaign has gone on air with a seven-figure television ad buy in the state.
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We're also focused on phones that you can buy in the US, with a US warranty.
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What to buy in advance of the storm Weather prognosticators say it's too soon to know.
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These annoying charges can more than double the cost of an impulse buy in some cases.
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But unlike in Animal Crossing, Miitomo lets you spend real money to buy in-game items.
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Still, this doesn't stop companies from reminding parents what could happen if they don't buy in.
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And it remains unclear whether Trump will get sufficient buy-in to clear his Cabinet picks.
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"China doesn't want to buy in Brazil, " Bolsonaro frequently said on the campaign trail in 2018.
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Claire McCaskill and Tim Kaine, a Medicare buy-in for people 55 and older, and Rep.
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Leadership wanted to ensure that they had buy-in from conservatives before the bill came out.
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"Major changes in American government almost always require buy-in from both parties," Mr. Brady acknowledged.
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Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) reintroduced a bill in February that offers a buy-in option. Sen.
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Nuts last a long time, so it's safe to take those savings and buy in bulk.
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They have to get the buy-in of different governments before they go into those countries.
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In that behind-the-scenes planning, the first step is getting buy-in from your family.
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They're also our pick for the best iPhone lightning cable you can buy in our guide.
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I'm a mom and these are the 10 foods I always buy in bulk at Costco
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I watch and play a lot of poker, and I stream live high buy-in tournaments.
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For the longest time statehooders have been clamoring for federal buy-in to resolve this dilemma.
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Still, how much space seven figures will buy in different parts of the country ranges drastically.
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But where the talks can go without buy-in from Senate leadership or Trump is unclear.
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Some more progressive Democratic candidates are, in fact, embracing specific proposals like a Medicare buy-in.
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In fact, you might see the residue it leaves on foods you buy in the supermarket.
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Plus, not all online grocery items are marked up, versus what you can buy in store.
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Omaha is 80 minutes from here and there's no Best Buy in a town of 600.
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Any viable solution would likely involve buy-in from other key players, including China and Japan.
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Under Medicare X, Medicare for America, and Medicaid buy-in, the answer seems to be yes.
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Because Goldman went from a hold to a buy to a conviction buy in one day.
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She was reframing the interaction, asking audience members to buy in with something other than money.
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Like today, it was one of the few places to buy in a rental-dominated market.
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Army leaders say they hope to reduce the price over time, as they buy in bulk.
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Since both countries have veto power over UN Security Council resolutions, their buy-in is essential.
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For obvious reasons, cards in the starter decks are the cheapest cards to buy in Artifact.
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The chains, the vendors said, could buy in bulk from growers and sell trees for less.
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But the changes in governance that the ATP needs are going to require player buy-in.
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Dasani also faces increased competition from store-brand water brands, which consumers often buy in bulk.
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They also have a financial incentive to push customers to buy in store, rather than online.
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Not all travelers buy in to the idea that they need to worry about sustainability either.
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Such onerous reforms would be even more difficult without buy-in from the population, analysts say.
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I tell my patients: do not buy it, or if you do, buy in small amounts.
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The rest would have to be traded for the crucial buy-in of the political parties.
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If you plan to buy in a few years, a brokerage account could work for you.
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Here are four items to always buy in bulk, and two not to, according to experts.
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What a larger defense budget would buy in the absence of such leadership also remains unclear.
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That will require the buy-in of current trade participants including state-owned enterprises and regulators.
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Nominations: Best motion picture (foreign language)Where to stream: N/AWhere to rent/buy: In theaters
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" The political action committee described the ad as a "select TV buy in major media markets.
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Then-President Barack Obama had a $30 million, one-week long buy in 2012, Taber said.
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They're more likely to follow through because they have a sense of responsibility and buy-in.
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It's also important to listen and get some buy-in, since it helps avoid conflict later.
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There is freedom in this bandwagoning — one that allows you to buy in without betting everything.
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Top buy in Q4: BellRing BrandsLargest holding: Post Holdings3-year annualized average performance: 28.7%Source: TipRanks
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Top buy in Q4: CoStar GroupLargest holding: American Tower3-year annualized average performance: 41%Source: TipRanks
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"I feel like I find most clothes I want to buy in Instagram ads," she said.
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Ms. Switzer and Mr. Smith, however, were in a good position to buy in New York.
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Getting buy-in from the growing community to make changes; successfully transitioning power to new owners.
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Nobody had heard of a Medicare buy-in program before we told them what it was.
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The "Choose Medicare" Act (Merkley and Murphy): This is the most generous Medicare buy-in plan.
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"Whether it's 'Medicare for All,' Medicare buy-in, Medicaid buy in, all-payer, utilizing Medicare as a negotiator — the constant theme will be policies that work constructively and aggressively to leverage the power of the federal government," said Chris Jennings, a veteran Democratic health care strategist.
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More targeted policy ideas, such as Medicaid buy-in options for the ACA marketplaces and a Medicare buy-in for 50-64 year olds, could also be popular on the left and the center, while offering far smaller targets than a sweeping single-payer plan would.
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SSE has completed a 250 million-pound buy-in of pensioner liabilities in the Scottish Hydro-Electric Pension Scheme (SHEPS) and a 100 million pound buy-in on the Scotia Gas Networks Pension Scheme, both with specialist insurer Pension Insurance Corporation, Hymans Robertson said in a statement.
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Blizzard declined to discuss the rumored buy-in, but noted that teams will have a big opportunity.
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Consumers should be just as safe when they buy online, as when they buy in a shop.
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Like all department stores, it needs shoppers to buy in its stores, rather than from brands directly.
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And let's hope so, because the masses are going to need something crazy good to buy in.
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A big catch for Barefoot is whether the biggest players, namely Google and Facebook, really buy in.
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The new program is already in the works, having been tested by Best Buy in five markets.
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Fox News is amazingly effective at disseminating and getting people to buy in to Trumpian talking points.
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The plant was previously owned by Dutch grain trader Nidera, which COFCO agreed to buy in 2014.
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But the biggest challenge will be securing buy-in from China, Iran's biggest customer, said RBC's Croft.
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Guns, which are harder to buy in Mexico than in the US, flow in the opposite direction.
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Nicholas Watson of Teneo Intelligence said getting buy-in from far-left political parties would be critical.
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The Optoma UHD60 should be available for purchase on Amazon and Best Buy in the coming days.
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The CHIP legislation needs 60 votes in the Senate, which will require some Democratic buy-in. Sens.
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Would this hurt my brain if this feature existed in real iPhones you could buy in stores?
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"Unless they're retiring next year, this is a time to buy in at cheaper prices," he said.
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"This is not the type of drone you can buy in the store," says CEO Brian Krzanich.
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There are certain restrictions, like not being able to buy in the last 10 minutes of trading.
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A number of fellow candidates have endorsed Sanders' plan along with the less radical buy-in proposal.
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Employees at a Best Buy in Valley Stream, New York, put their holiday cheer to good use.
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Most ground coffee you buy in stores is ground to work best with a drip coffee maker.
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I bring chicken thighs I buy in bulk from Costco and she makes roasted potatoes and zucchini.
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The New York Auto Show this year is also about cars people still buy in large numbers.
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As a result, it makes sense to get a certain amount of buy-in from the industry.
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Tuesday in New Hampshire broadcast markets, as part of a multimillion-dollar ad buy in the state.
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So Harris's proposal would require states to buy in — and contribute money — to realize its full potential.
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That this was the point where Vaknin's self-diagnosing self-mythologizing parted ways with her buy-in.
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But if you decide to buy in Atlanta, you'd probably only have to stay for 4.1 years.
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Creating a team environment with "buy-in" from all levels leads to more successful hires every time.
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I will get all of Putins team to buy in on this, I will manage this process.
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Users could buy-in for shares of an IPO price, giving them a piece of the action.
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"Without some meaningful buy-in, you guarantee a food fight," McConnell wrote in his memoir last year.
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The BOJ left unchanged the amount of JGBs it offered to buy in other maturities on Friday.
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We find that people who will buy in the downtown area are usually more accepting and understanding.
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Bigger lens selection is always good, but is that enough to make people want to buy in?
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It comes after years of banks' simply being willing to buy in as minority stakeholders in startups.
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"In order for investors to buy in, they're going to have to see that materialize," Essner said.
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It'll cost $149.99, and the company says it'll be available exclusively at Best Buy in the spring.
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We brought it out to her and it looked like a loaf you'd buy in the shop.
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Annual government spending is always subject to filibuster, and thus, typically requires buy-in from both parties.
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A good remote controls anything you might have today and anything you might buy in the future.
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The Inglewood stadium project will be privately financed, making it a steep buy-in for the Chargers.
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However, will at least have some units — it's unclear how many — to buy in-store on Nov.
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As CNNMoney reports, Alejandro Villanueva's jersey "just became the hottest buy in the NFL," outselling all others.
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A skin-in-the-game or buy-in isn't something we need to impose on our kids.
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Leadership engages others to improve decisions and to get buy-in to getting the right things done.
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Setting these up together gets you more buy-in and less arguing when they make inevitable mistakes.
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He would have to secure buy-in from the Kim family, the party, military and internal security.
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This Community could become another GHETTO You owe it to YOUR 'FAMILY' TO BUY in another COMMUNITY.
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For some, Medicare buy-in is a reasonable step toward universal health care or Medicare for all.
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Its development is ongoing but Matossian hopes it will be available to rent or buy in 2020.
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Double up on the savings by combining store sales with coupons and buy in bulk when possible.
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In a buy-in transaction, an insurer takes on part of the risk of a pension scheme.
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Walmart is a popular buy in Arkansas, as are Altria in Virginia and Starbucks in Washington state.
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How to get it: The new Echo Button will be available to buy in the holiday season.
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Turns our Yondr is actually a complex set of phone cases that venues can buy in bulk.
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It's set up, it's ready to go, it has the staff, it has by-partisan buy-in.
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To a certain extent, Moon needs Trump's buy-in as he aims to improve ties with Pyongyang.
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In February, the plan won buy-in from the Renewable Fuels Association, a key ethanol industry group.
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He also warned that provinces that did not buy in would have the price imposed on them.
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It creates buy-in from my kids and results in great ideas I wouldn't have thought of.
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For one dish, I picked up a local tea you can buy in any Thai grocery store.
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Buy-in and other option plans still leave millions of Americans at the whim of their employers.
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"What that tells you is I got broad buy-in into that," he said in an interview.
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There are vanishingly few types of consumer goods that you can't buy, in some form, on Amazon.
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Aura blue is exclusive to Best Buy in the US. The Note 25 Plus starts at $236,103.
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You can read all about it in WIRED's Best Mattress You Can Buy in a Box guide.
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Myesha and Elgin Lawson had been looking to buy in Antioch for much the same reason: affordability.
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Put bluntly, if there isn't political buy-in from Democrats and Republicans, the reforms are essentially temporary.
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Winnebago – The stock was rated "buy" in new coverage at Stifel Nicolaus, with a $40 price target.
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"The most important thing is to buy in advance if you're interested in spending less," Reece said.
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Users are also more likely to buy in dollar amounts, instead of shares, according to the company.
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The company said the Xbox Series X will be available to buy in the holidays next year.
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Campaign aides say they also just launched a $4 million digital and TV ad buy in Iowa.
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He sowed pumpkin, kale, sunflowers and other fruits and vegetables that he couldn't buy in the neighborhood.
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Some buyers may also choose to buy in January when prices are expected to fall, they said.
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That means all entrées - tacos, burritos, salads, bowls – will only cost $4 if you buy in store.
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A kakeibo helps us slow down and really consider what we buy in a calm, measured way.
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Siegel sees the Dow falling an additional 500 points on Tuesday as a moment to buy in.
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But the establishment of the new service is not guaranteed, despite the initial buy-in from authorizers.
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Datadog (DDOG) – The provider of performance monitoring solutions was rated "buy" in new coverage at Rosenblatt Securities.
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"The people who buy in Escazú want to have modern conveniences near the city," Mr. Rasminsky said.
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"What I'd like to do in this trade is buy in the March 20 options," Gordon said.
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We've had significant impacts to our food sources that we can't buy in a local grocery store.
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How much of that do we need to buy in order to not build more of them?
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President Barack Obama repeatedly offered strict immigration enforcement in return for Republican buy-in to comprehensive reforms.
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The buy-in option was relatively narrow, only allowing Americans over 55 to participate in the program.
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Cramer called the stock of a bargain buy in a stock market that is near its highs.
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Inside, an investor handed out postcards with photographs of buildings he wanted to buy in opportunity zones.
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Inside, an investor handed out postcards with photographs of buildings he wanted to buy in opportunity zones.
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We had a differentiated customer value proposition and got buy-in from a deep-pocketed investor (😉).
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There's no law saying they can't, or even that they need to get some international buy-in.
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So BOGO deals can be fantastic if you're looking to buy in bulk and stretch your dollar.
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They argue there wasn't enough member buy-in, and they're resentful that they didn't get their say.
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It's also the partisanship — they've got essentially no Democratic buy-in on what they're trying to do.
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"I wasn't taking a shot at his age, I was taking a shot at the fact that he had just said the words 'buy in,' you would have to 'buy in,' " Castro, the former Housing and Urban Development secretary, said on ABC News in a post-debate interview.
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"We would need to get their buy in for this place to be a volume play," he said.
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But they're also at the outer edge of what a president can do without buy-in from Congress.
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But it was hard to get buy-in, despite my own experiences in working in the nonprofit world.
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Whichever way they go, it's difficult for Trump to unilaterally impose taxes and he needs congressional buy-in.
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But more than any of that, researchers will need buy-in from the companies that control that data.
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The longer term trading band target is near $87, so traders will buy in anticipation of trend continuation.
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Did Best Buy's CEO just admit that people aren't shopping at Best Buy in stores as much anymore?
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Novitzky encourages other athletes to apply similar positive "peer pressure" to help with buy-in from the public.
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Under such conditions, Saudi Arabia is unlikely to get the buy-in it wants from the business community.
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And the product was stable, because there was buy-in and a sense of ownership on both sides.
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Support doesn't have to be overly formal, but it does have to have buy-in from company leadership.
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Carr acknowledged that no WTO reforms could proceed without a buy-in from the world's two largest economies.
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Go to one of the vendors verified by the American Astronomical Society and buy in bulk this year.
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Bailey said lower property prices and a weakened pound may be attracting foreign parents to buy in London.
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It's unlikely, however, that Democrats would be able to successfully force a vote without Republican buy-in. Sen.
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Will there be universal enrollment at no charge, or will individuals and employers "buy in" to the system?
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You can buy in-game currency and just spend your way to a more expansive collection of trainers.
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Letting Square Cash users utilize the app to pay for products or services they buy in physical stores.
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But there's been one thing they've not been able to buy in a while: an all-new Bugatti.
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Answer: I think the Fed has to come in and buy in the open market pretty soon thereafter.
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The result was a negotiated compromise bill with buy-in from conservative Republicans and at least one moderate.
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So for developers, the only sensible reaction to Apple's new ads is optimism and intent to buy in.
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The government recently gazetted land it wants to buy in order to lease it to the oil partners.
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"Adam himself calls Kingdom Death a 'boutique' game, and the high buy-in cost reflects that," says Crane.
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On paper it's head-to-head with the very best smartphones you can buy in almost every way.
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You already woke up at 73AM on Black Friday to head to Best Buy in your pajama pants.
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If Sandoval does sign the Medicaid buy-in bill, it would still need approval from the Trump administration.
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That buy-in, or external support, is essential for entrepreneurs once they start looking for investments or customers.
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Some Democratic operatives questioned whether she waited too long to go up with a TV buy in Iowa.
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And it's available for pre-order in a few moments, available to buy in stores on September 16.
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I wouldn't buy it myself—there's no difference between it and what you'd buy in a drug store.
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But if investors do start to buy in again, it could add momentum to the rally, Citi said.
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Exiting her 21625s, she was the hottest stock to buy in national cable news with the most upside.
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Smaller shop Monness, Crespi, Hardt & Co. downgraded Amazon to neutral from buy in January 2016, according to StreetAccount.
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One reason Chinese buyers spend more, the report found, is their tendency to buy in expensive property markets.
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More than 94 million members pay so they can buy in bulk and access the chain's best products.
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Good news: the NES Classic is back in stock at GameStop and available to buy in-store only.
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But unlike an expansion to the child tax credit, child care proposals proposal didn't have bipartisan buy-in.
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Walt Disney (DIS) was rated "buy" in new coverage at Rosenblatt Securities, with a price target of $150.
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Shares that the Japanese conglomerate will buy in the combined company will be purchased for $5 per share.
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This model is available to preorder now on Amazon, and will be coming to Best Buy in April.
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Typically, it requires a deposit (or buy-in) of between $100,000 and $1 million to enter a CCRC.
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Without public buy-in it will struggle to access the pipeline of data it needs as its lifeblood.
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One of the investors was already on a video call, trying to persuade a friend to buy in.
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But as Hunchun shows, the reality of OBOR can be complicated and requires buy-in from other countries.
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That means either aftermarket modifications or buy-in from automakers will be required to make it happen, too.
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Not enforcing coverage requirements (that is, not enforcing the individual mandate) means fewer healthy people will buy in.
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Unlike many businesses that require buy-in from a centralized entity, KonMari is not a multilevel marketing company.
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If you don't have that kind of time, you can buy in-game currency to purchase those items.
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Community buy-in is key to getting these projects launched, said Justin Mattingly of the Water Research Foundation.
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In hopes of convincing them to buy in, Verizon will let viewers stream eight NBA games for free.
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Equity membership for Fisher Island property owners requires a $21.2,210 buy in, along with annual dues of $2003,2200.
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This not only improves the efficacy of solutions, but it helps achieve buy in, which greatly strengthens efforts.
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However things shake out, the new owners will buy in at an 8 percent discount to other shareholders.
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D.R. Horton (DHI), KB Home (KBH), and PulteGroup (PHM) were all rated "buy" in new coverage at SunTrust.
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So there's not always that buy-in from the officer who lacks the personal connection to that neighborhood.
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Moreover, they're given autonomy to execute end-to-end without gathering resources or buy-in from other teams.
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Also, Trump just put in an advertising buy in the state, probably based on some internal polling. Thoughts?
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We would go to the wholesaler and buy in bulk and rent people's lockers to store them in.
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Keep reading for seven school supplies you should buy in bulk, and where to get the best prices:
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Big, bipartisan bills with buy-in from both chambers are rare these days, even rarer in election years.
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Priorities USA, a super-PAC backing Clinton, announced a $21625 million ad buy in North Carolina in June.
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Adding $90,21625 to the existing $2900,220006 makes for a price of $2202,2628 to buy in San Diego County.
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On Tuesday, the Koch network announced a new $1.2 million a new TV and digital buy in Nevada.
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This was from a photo I took of my computer while watching the Aussie Millions 250K buy-in.
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It will retail for $129 when it ships this September, but Kickstarter backers can buy in for $99.
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But customers who cannot confidently scan a website or who don't buy in quantity must visit a store.
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VICE: If a generation doesn't buy in, what happens to the generation trying to collect on their investment?
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The committee finalised conceptual agreement on troop withdrawals, which now required political leaders' buy-in, the statement said.
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D.R. Horton, KB Home, and PulteGroup – The three stocks were all rated "buy" in new coverage at SunTrust.
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It's fully loaded but without the flash, and it's exactly the kind of cars consumers buy in droves.
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However, he did not convince enough older voters to buy in to those deep changes with their votes.
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One is it's lactose-free, just like the lactose-free milk you can buy in the grocery store.
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However, McConnell made an important concession in his Bloomberg interview: Without bipartisan buy-in, entitlement reform is unlikely.
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Yet it's also true that the Nets needed to secure Irving's keen buy-in to then get Durant's.
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It's his neighborhood, Muccioli suspected, that legions of techies would soon be angling to rent or buy in.
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Those plans appeared to have buy-in from Mr. Lynn and were almost fully executed, Ms. Slaughter said.
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That goes for whether you want to sell during a big drop, or buy in during a surge.
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One is what you add and the other is what you buy in restaurants and in packaged foods.
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Employer buy-in Employers know the jobs they need to fill, and the skills needed to fill them.
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Getting buy-in to the concept of insurance in Africa is a challenge due to low trust levels.
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I now buy in book and e-book form, and my books are arranged by author's name, alphabetically.
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Democracies depend on buy-in; citizens need to believe in certain basics, starting with the legitimacy of elections.
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It requires buy-in, not just from the front office and the field staff, but also the players.
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These are the sort of American vehicles that people buy in Japan, when they buy them at all.
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Without buy-in from Waters, a Senate-passed measure would see no action in the Democratic-controlled House.
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On Wednesday, his campaign said he was postponing a highly-touted $1.3 million television ad buy in Iowa.
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Initially, Lin struggled to get buy-in from credit bureaus who saw Credit Karma as a potential competitor.
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The police chief said the department has done a lot of work to get the community's buy-in.
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The campaign of the South Bend, Indiana mayor just launched a new ad buy in Iowa, hitting Sens.
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According to Advertising Analytics, Unite the Country has not made a television buy in any Super Tuesday state.
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A buy-in involves taking on part of the scheme, often starting with those already drawing their pension.
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"This is a strategic initiative for the company with strong buy-in from top management," the posting said.
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However, I have four cats, and they eat a lot of cat food, so I buy in bulk.
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The group, named People Standing Strong, was to begin a million-dollar ad buy in Iowa on Wednesday.
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Trivago – Mizuho also rates Trivago a "buy" in new coverage, based on strong fundamentals for travel industry search.
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Here are the three hottest areas to buy in Boise right now, according to local real-estate agents.
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Preventive measures and high-level buy-in from leading nations are critical in the fight against violent extremism.
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Nomination: Best original song motion picture ("Beautiful Ghosts")Where to stream: N/AWhere to rent/buy: In theaters
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Nomination: Best original score motion picture (Daniel Pemberton)Where to stream: N/AWhere to rent/buy: In theaters
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But at the Best Buy in Woodland Park,New Jersey, there was none of that to be seen.
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Trump's campaign, meanwhile, announced last Friday it is increasing its general election ad buy in four battleground states.
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Democrats explored the possibility of a Medicare buy-in during the health care debate in 2009 and 2010.
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They were also voted the #1 best flats you can buy in the Insider shopping team's buying guides.
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For decades, the Long New Right has depended on buy-in from moneyed interests within the Republican coalition.
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This could mean different things, and if it's basically allowing private-sector buy-in then there's no problem.
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And this means that successfully adopting agile methods requires buy-in from the highest levels of the organization.
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Both of them can also affect the whole world — but don't require worldwide buy-in to pull off.
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Unless you're a quinoa fanatic, in which case—buy in bulk from Costco, because it can get pricey.
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A lot of pharma partners just didn't really buy in to what exactly can you do with genetics?
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Only more recently has the idea of allowing a similar buy-in to the Medicaid program gained traction.
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The buy-in program would not be national, but rather would rely on states opting into the program.
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It is the kind of bagel you might buy in a bagel shop rather than a freezer aisle.
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Executives are banking on a buy-in from multiple stakeholders that will have a domino effect on the industry.
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Because what we buy in the supermarket is probably not what the farmer wants or can produce for us.
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Get your tents ready, Apple fans: There will be iPhone X devices to buy in stores on Nov. 3.
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" United Rentals: "The stock was a great buy in the $60s, but at $107 it's too rich for me.
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As Buttigieg's star has risen, his campaign has seen even more buy-in from LGBTQ donors, especially gay men.
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There is a long-term reason to buy in: Americans are aging and will need more medicines and care.
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Outside politics, companies are keen for their staff and their customers to think that they buy in to #MeToo.
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BUDGET: It spent around $800,000 in Iowa, while the size of the buy in Nevada is not known yet.
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"So far, the U.S. appears to be taking China's reluctance to buy in its stride," Commerzbank said in note.
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Many VCs try to sniff out the sparkiest startups, anticipating a generous exit later when the giants buy in.
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As other candidates ramp up their spending in Nevada, Warren canceled a planned $375,000 ad buy in the state.
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Correction: This story previously referenced the House Majority PAC canceling a more than $500,000 buy in Paulsen's Minnesota district.
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In China all it takes is a smartphone and an initial buy-in of as little as 1 yuan.
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As expected, packages are priced at a discount based on the volume of Boosts you buy in a package.
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When I was ready to present it to my boss, I was confident we would gain his buy-in.
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If we've learned anything from the temporary loss of our precious brow gel, it's this: Always buy in bulk.
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Activate Now that you've practiced your narrative and have buy-in from key stakeholders, put your decision into action.
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They overwhelmingly oppose single-payer (79% against), but a plurality of Republican voters (43%) support a Medicare buy-in.
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The brisket dog is meant to resemble the fattier cuts of meat a customer might buy in a deli.
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Like many poker players, Rast didn't have the cash on hand to cover the tournament's $50,000 buy-in fee.
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We're told at the very least that it will be a real thing you can buy in 2016. Sick.
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My family loves cheese, but the only things they can buy in Russia are fake mozzarella and faux Parmesan.
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Goldman Sachs — Citi downgraded Goldman to "neutral" from "buy," in a call based on valuation relative to earnings expectations.
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A little early-aughts-style bling that any member of the extended Kardashian fam would buy in bulk, perhaps?
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"That's one to buy in the $120s and I'll be pounding the table when it gets there," Cramer said.
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When Hubert Joly took on the CEO role at Best Buy in 2012, it was being pummeled by Amazon.
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Ounce per ounce, anti-aging creams are among the priciest things you can buy in the average department store.
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And our purpose is to lead change in our industry for people to buy in a more sustainable way.
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Brian Sandoval has two days left to decide whether to sign or veto the state's Medicaid buy-in bill.
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However, its own rules mean it is struggling to find eligible bonds to buy in some countries, notably Germany.
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The Roadster, you're dealing with a very small group of the population that buy in this over-$33,23 category.
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Japan's yen, which investors buy in times of risk aversion, rose to its highest since a January flash crash.
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More than 94 million members pay so they can buy in bulk and access Costco's best products and deals.
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In order to pass a repeal and replacement of Obamacare in the Senate, Republicans will need widespread buy-in.
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Starbucks — Starbucks is rated "buy" in new coverage at Evercore, pointing to the consistency of store growth and earnings.
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Apple — Apple was rated "strong buy" in new coverage at Needham, which set a $150 per share price target.
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The conventional wisdom that a health bill needs widespread buy-in to move forward in Washington was seriously undercut.
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It was a lot of careful lawyerspeak and a handful of cooperative gestures with no actual legislative buy-in.
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Green said candidates and political parties can't create community buy-in just by running some ads around election time.
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"It's unrealistic for migrant workers like us to buy in Wenzhou, unless you've got your own business," Shoufang said.
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It's a complicated world that requires some buy-in from a player who is eager to learn and explore.
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Some have high buy-in fees, refundable to varying degrees after a resident's death; others function more like rentals.
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Innovation requires buy-in and effort for people at every level, from the C-suite to the summer interns.
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In March, she said there were "different pathways" to universal coverage, including expanding Medicaid and a buy-in mechanism.
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With those goals in place, you should be ready to buy in a little less than two years.6.
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But truth be told, no app in the world can lead to greater productivity without buy-in from you.
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About 53 percent of those polled said they favored a buy-in option, with 17% opposed and 29% undecided.
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From laptops to office supplies, there are many things you have to buy in order to succeed in school.
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This week, Clinton doled out an initial ad-buy in the high six-figures, according to a campaign aide.
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For his app to catch on, it would require the wholesale buy-in of both police forces and civilians.
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If you do buy in error, she noted that Delta and most other airlines have 24-hour cancellation policies.
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Restoring social progress on this scale will succeed only if it has buy-in from all segments of society.
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If I buy in bulk—about 100 at a time—the price comes to about $1.50 USD per pill.
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Obtaining community "buy in" is also key, by explaining the method to local leaders and health authorities, said Klaptocz.
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Each bracelet comes with 30 patches, and you can buy in batches of 30 after that, the founders say.
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These include single-payer, Medicare-for-all, or an option for anyone to buy in to the Medicare program.
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That's a level of buy-in that's kind of crazy but telling about how into it some people get.
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And the buy-in from our clients, the financial-services companies, it's not just enthusiasm for working with us.
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But it is almost impossible for a nonresident to obtain a mortgage; most foreigners buy in cash, agents said.
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Changing that requires buy-in from executives along with rank-and-file employees, so influencing the leadership is paramount.
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To capitalize on these gains and to consolidate peace, President Santos will need buy-in from the international community.
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Don't panic buy In Hong Kong, the month of February was marked by panic buying and empty store aisles.
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"Once we establish that player buy-in, a lot of those things will take care of themselves," Cavallini said.
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Look for whether the app offers extras to buy in the app and how easy it is to do.
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Civil is asking people to buy in for the privilege of enthusiastically participating in running a blockchain-media platform.
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It just might be the last hose you buy, in fact, unless you run over it with a lawnmower.
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Investing your down payment fund isn't always right, especially if you're planning to buy in the next few years.
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But, for anyone wanting to buy in the next two years, a high-yield savings account might be best.
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It's as unwise to panic sell in the financial market as it is to panic buy in the supermarket.
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Also waiting in the wings are a freshly funded crop of blank-check companies looking to buy in cannabis.
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Mr. Booy said two things separated his school and his old public school: teacher involvement and parent buy-in.
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Americans have a right to know that the products they buy in the supermarket and hardware store are safe.
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When they do buy in, they'll be buying at an even bigger peak than they thought they were avoiding.
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"I like to be involved," said Ms. Cinelli, whose involvement extends to encouraging others to buy in the building.
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The steps announced Friday are more modest than that and appeared designed to win buy-in from law enforcement.
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"We're hopeful to be able to have congressional buy-in to get some of this accomplished," Mr. Mulvaney said.
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Jim Cramer, host of CNBC's "Mad Money," says long-term believers of Apple's bull case should buy in here.
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The added costs and complications of upfront design can help deliver buy-in, better neighborhoods and more affordable housing.
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According to the E.P.A. the Electric is the most efficient car you can buy in the United States. Period.
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Players will sell part of the buy-in to investors in return for an equivalent cut of potential winnings.
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Here are a couple of products experts say you shouldn't buy in bulk, even if the savings seem tempting.
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Stifel analyst Jim Duffy upgraded shares to buy in December, lauding the company's cost saving initiatives and improved performance.
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But Iraqi democracy is a petty, miserly game of deals and influence, with declining buy-in from the population.
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This time around, however, the funding package may have some Democratic buy-in if leaders reach a broader deal.
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The goal is to gain their "buy-in" on the plan to change what&aposs become a bothersome habit.
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As it was in 1953, a formal peace agreement today would need buy in from the US and China.
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Making tuition-free college available to every student would help secure buy-in across the political and socioeconomic spectrum.
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Biden's plan offers a buy-in option, and would automatically enroll Americans under 138 percent of the poverty line.
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Investor Bill Miller said Wednesday the sharp sell-off in stocks has created a great chance to buy in.
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The downside is that headphones you buy in this category will only work with an iPhone or iPad. 2.
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"In order for the guys at the network to buy in, you can't have them imagine it," he said.
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She was elected in 2000 and has sponsored a bill supporting a Medicare buy-in for people over 55.
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Esvelt and his team understood early on that releasing gene-edited mice on an island required community buy-in.
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Notably, these "buy-in fees" have exceeded half of a manufacturer's revenue, as revealed in Senate committee hearings surrounding the drug shortage of common chemotherapy agent methotrexate, when Novation Pharmaceuticals reported that 56.25 percent of the revenue from its Ben Venue lab that manufactured methotrexate was spent on GPO buy-in fees.
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There will be a digital ad-buy in Northern Virginia and DC, on platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Google and Linkedin.
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For some people, it meant single-payer; for others; it might mean a Medicare buy-in or something more limited.
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Warehouse clubs like Costco are known for their huge savings and the variety of items you can buy in bulk.
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Officials said, however, that the military will still coordinate its actions with local governments to obtain their continued buy-in.
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More than half of people hold on to the company shares they buy in employee stock plans, according to Fidelity.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi emphasized the need for GOP buy-in when she was asked about the raises on Thursday.
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Japan's yen, which investors buy in times of risk aversion, rose 0.7% to its highest since a January flash crash.
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All that to say, you'll need to do some research for whatever province or territory you're planning to buy in.
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What's more, they aren't always using the products on themselves — many people buy in bulk, presumably to resell them online.
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The ECB has already had to stop purchases in Estonia and found no bonds to buy in Luxembourg last month.
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If companies can't promise that their tech is reliable, they'll never be able to persuade the masses to buy in.
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They attempted to negotiate down prices by attempting to match generics manufacturers with NGO funders who could buy in bulk.
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According to a report by Bloomberg Business, other cheese suppliers are mislabeling the cheese you buy in your local store.
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Given Twilio's bullish guidance for the current quarter and full year, Cramer said it's a stock to buy in weakness.
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Even if they can't buy in the new zone, they will extend their search to nearby areas, the wife said.
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"Without their buy-in, punitive measures simply can't happen," says Ahmed Soliman of Chatham House, a London-based think-tank.
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Virtual reality is going to take a while to catch on, so you may not need to buy in now.
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Citi — Goldman Sachs downgraded the stock to "neutral" from "buy" in favor of reiterating a "buy" on Bank of America.
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Unilever, which Kraft Heinz tried to buy in a failed unsolicited takeover attempt in 2017, has a great corporate culture.
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For the others, it is easy to see that they provide products that consumers buy in good times and bad.
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Ostensibly, Trump would need buy-in from those same countries to build enough momentum for any peace plan to succeed.
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In designing it the firm's researchers first undertook a study of the wines people buy in pubs, bars and restaurants.
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Buy in bulk, get crafty with toys and follow the other simple tricks in the video above to save money.
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Ben Stokes sold for $2 million at the #IPLAuction ðŸ'°Making him the most expensive overseas buy in IPL history!
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They're not something I'd urge anyone to buy in a store, but they're also not a weakness for this phone.
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So they set out to help with that to offer early utility and win longer term buy in from clinicians.
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I'm thinking of those weird fluffy iced sugar cookies you can buy in the bakery section of most grocery stores.
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These issues — education, health care, immigration, and infrastructure, to name only four — will require bipartisan buy-in to make progress.
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The basic architecture of such a deal is intriguing because it would not require buy-in from either party's leadership.
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Saudi Arabia and Russia must get 12 OPEC members on board, and then secure buy-in from 10 other exporters.
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She's optimistic about a type called the GEM, which is related to the Hass avocados most people buy in stores.
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The group has a six-figure radio ad buy in targeted congressional districts, as well as a digital ad buy.
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But such a deal would still need buy-in from Assad, his opponents and, eventually, the Gulf states and Washington.
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But you have to buy in bulk, paying $62m or more for launching 20 tonnes on a whole Falcon 9.
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But he says he needs buy-in from other researchers to get them optimized for use on a larger scale.
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The lack of initial buy-in from Trump and House Republicans has puzzled and dismayed some of Alexander's Senate colleagues.
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"We are dead set against any buy-in or public option," said Kenneth Zinn, political director of National Nurses United.
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The Nevada legislature passed a Medicaid buy-in program earlier this year, though it was vetoed by the Republican governor.
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It also leverages its traction in the classroom to target parents, who then buy in-home subscriptions to its service.
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Marijuana became legal to use and posses in limited quantities, but not yet to buy, in that state last week.
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Here, again, you're probably out of luck, though IncomeAssure may allow you to buy in again at a later date.
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The flipside of this requirement in the ACA is the individual mandate, intended to incentivize healthy people to buy in.
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But the materials are easy to buy in this country because each one on its own is not an explosive.
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Tech Tip Q. Where are the controls to limit what Android programs children can buy in the Google app store?
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She has also proposed introducing public insurance programs for more Americans, including a Medicare buy-in for middle-aged people.
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But it encouraged buy-in from other countries by often forgoing the maximal advantage its overwhelmingly disproportionate power made possible.
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" Customers can use Mastercard to buy in and out of cryptocurrencies, and store them into what's known as "crypto wallet.
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Freedom Partners, a GOP-allied group, plans a $3.3 million television buy in Florida to boost Rubio after the primary.
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BI Tech reporter Avery Hartman called it the best e-reader you can buy in her review, and we agree.
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The Clinton-themed commercial, titled "Josh," comes as part of a new $85033 million TV buy in Ohio opposing Strickland.
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Brokerage Liberum lowered its rating on the stock to "hold" from "buy," in part due to the pressure on margins.
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But the cannabis being supplied to researchers currently is far from something you'd typically buy in a dispensary in Denver.
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The technical stuff is the technical stuff, but the ability to motivate and get players to buy in is elemental.
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But it's now going to be a bigger question as to whether they'll buy in even at a lower valuation.
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And Senate Majority PAC and Priorities USA Action are launching a $2900 million digital ad buy in top Senate races.
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It's easy to buy in to the idea that living a meaningful life is the golden ticket to well-being.
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She explained that, anecdotally, people sometimes buy in groups, with one person handling the technical side of sourcing the drugs.
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His contract includes a 2017 team option for $13 million, which means he can barely afford to buy in Brooklyn.
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It often takes generations to get consumer buy-in, and, at that point, car companies treat them with careful consideration.
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Michael Kors (KORS) was rated "buy" in new coverage at HSBC, which set a price target of $88 per share.
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It also requires the buy-in of residents, which is still not entirely happening, based on crowds at some parks.
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In a post-nuclear and highly polarized Senate, GOP incentives to secure buy-in from the Democrats seem severely diminished.
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There are no good stocks to buy in the IT hardware sector, according to top-rated technology analyst Toni Sacconaghi.
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She has been gradually introducing the idea to organizations in the industry, and is hoping for a group buy-in.
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Instead, Davis Cup is facing sea change, which may be coming too late if the star players don't buy in.
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Dr. Mukamal was eager to allay their concerns, respond to their questions and suggestions, and secure the industry's buy-in.
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"Bloomberg, finally on the ballot, gets little for his millions," by Michael Scherer What $500 million can buy in 2020.
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The Europeans and Americans who do buy in the area usually prefer "fincas" — estates or rural properties, Ms. Canals said.
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To buy in, you need at least $500, but automatic rebalancing and tax-loss harvesting come at no additional charge.
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Goodyear Tire (GT) was rated "buy" in new coverage at Nomura/Instinet, with a price target of $20 per share.
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Success of the board will depend on whether it has the buy-in of the godlike engineers at the company.
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Buemi set up a second buy, in September 21911, as a means of forcing the co-conspirator to reveal himself.
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It also took time to collaborate with colleagues in Indonesia and get appropriate permits and buy-in from Indonesian authorities.
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The price of gold, which traders tend to buy in times of uncertainty, increased by 1.3% to $1,547.89 per ounce.
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The buy in bills would retain the private insurance system -- a source of controversy within the movement to expand coverage.
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Mr. Windt said that people who book online tend to buy more expensive packages than those who buy in person.
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Still, according to Boris Schlossberg, managing director at BK Asset Management, the stock is a buy in the long run.
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"It's easier to buy in Antigua Guatemala because the properties are mostly registered and financing is available," Mr. Boissy said.
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Both retailers have massive, internal transportation networks to move the goods Americans order online or buy in-store every day.
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He spoke with Stephenson and said the company could handle the challenge, but it needed buy-in from the top.
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There's only one problem as the growing clothing rental market inches toward offering men's wear: Guys may not buy in.
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Q: How important is it to have senior management buy-in and support for the work the team is doing?
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DBS Group Research analyst Sachin Mittal downgraded the company's shares to "fully valued" from "buy" in a July 19 note.
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Trammell: The liquidity of any of the cryptocurrency exchanges wouldn't be able to handle any significant buy-in like that.
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I can't believe that you said, two minutes ago, that they had to buy in and now you're forgetting that.
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Tackling stunting takes a generation, longer than most governments last, so it requires widespread buy-in, said the WFP's Webb.
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Then, supposedly every 24 hours, you receive a 3.33 percent payout on the 83 percent of your initial buy in.
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The Warren campaign trimmed its TV advertising in South Carolina recently in order to bolster its ad buy in Nevada.
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Elijah Cummings that called for $100 billion toward the epidemic over a decade, which didn't get buy-in from Republicans.
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Can both disruption and tax increases be minimized by structuring payments as "premiums" or something that employers "buy in" to?
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Under a Medicare buy-in, a government-run plan would be available on the Obamacare marketplaces for people to purchase.
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So renewable energy's success, which relies heavily on bipartisan buy-in, is a refreshing comparison to our current political forecast.
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In the Senate as well, Trump will need Democratic buy-in, since any funding measure would require 60 votes to pass.
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Nothing that hit my face was coming from buy-in-bulk jars and for whatever reason, that made me feel special.
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Bill: I think the buy in to the turnaround... Well, first of all, I think they have, to a substantial degree.
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They are buying renewable energy and claiming credit for what they buy — in response to both public opinion and moral imperatives.
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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said in 2016 password sharing "hasn't been a problem" and could convince new users to buy in.
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He noted all the major American players attended the Argentina meeting, giving a sign of "buy in" on a U.S. position.
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A conventional war required conventional arms—mortars, rockets, grenades—which, as an international pariah, ISIS could not buy in sufficient quantities.
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In total, 11 analysts have rated the stock 'buy' in the last three months, with 1 hold and 1 sell rating.
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From this, Lake of Stars was born—although Jameson told THUMP that getting his home audience to buy in wasn't easy.
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Finally it requires the IoT platform vendors to also buy in, so that the provisioning can take place on their systems.
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Barry joined Best Buy in 1999 and has held several financial and operational roles till she became the CFO in 2016.
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Invest in your health and happiness with something from this list of the best mattresses you can buy in a box.
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The result was a bill designed in secrecy, built atop backroom deals, and crafted with little buy-in from his members.
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The person tasked with getting that buy-in was a former US president with existing relationships with many of those people.
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These tiered communities usually require buy-in fees plus monthly fees, but contract types, refund policies and amenities all differ substantially.
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President Barack Obama purchases Just Dance 3 for the Wii while shopping at a Best Buy in Alexandria, Virginia, on Dec.
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The ads will expand on a previously announced $2.5 million buy in California and Texas — the two biggest Super Tuesday prizes.
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"Without a deal featuring buy-in by all of the major players, trade conflict will become the new normal," he said.
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That's not a bad thing at all, as the S27 had one of the better cameras you could buy in 28.
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Details: This includes the CREATES Act, which received bipartisan buy-in after relatively minor changes were made to the original version.
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And then patients don't always buy in, warned Dr. Gary Bubly, medical director for the Miriam Hospital Emergency Department in Providence.
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It was just a little one that you'd buy in the store for $99, back then it was probably like $500.
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Still, that's a steep buy-in compared to increasingly efficient gasoline-powered economy cars that can sell for less than $2787,27.
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The Google Pixel 3 can now be preordered, and there are a few special offers for those who buy in early.
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And while they may be best suited to the summer months, aspiring franchisees can buy in any time of year. CNBC.
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It gave physicians an idea of where they really stood outside the norm, which was hugely important for clinician buy-in.
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That measure takes into account what money can buy in two different currencies, and many investors believe currencies gravitate towards it.
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But in a blog today, Apple announced that it's expanded its authorized service network to include every Best Buy in America.
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The ARENH shortage will force suppliers to buy in the wholesale market to cover the shortfall for their customers, it said.
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Will the Trump administration attempt to get some buy-in from the US Congress for any further military action in Syria?
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Her campaign recently committed to a massive ad buy in Florida, Virginia, North Carolina, Iowa, New Hampshire, Ohio, Colorado, and Nevada.
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" It also noted that it's the latest buy in a string of recent purchases "in the dining, travel and lifestyle space.
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Still, that's a steep buy-in compared to increasingly efficient gasoline-powered economy cars that can sell for less than $22.4,2787.
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The reform would permit buy-in into the Social Security system from 85033(k) or rollover individual retirement account (IRA) savings.
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They mean price growth may finally accelerate and alleviate concern about a scarcity of eligible bonds to buy in some countries.
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Foreign investors assume that any Nigerian asset they buy in naira now will cost less later, after the currency has devalued.
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JOHN HARWOOD: Do you agree, by the way, that tax reform can only be done with buy-in from both parties?
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But at the end of the day, the major changes in American government almost always require buy-in from both parties.
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Jet's business has soared over the past two years by offering incentives to shoppers on its website to buy in bulk.
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For funding bills, Republicans need 60 votes in the Senate, so they need bipartisan buy-in from at least nine Democrats.
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Trading volume spiked to a seven-month high, suggesting longer-term investors see any sell-off as a buy-in opportunity.
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Below, with help from Pogue and comparison shopping website DealNews, CNBC Make It highlights the best things to buy in June.
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And in the end, challenging gender norms, and getting the buy-in necessary to shift them a bit, is not easy.
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An antidote for a heroin overdose is as easy to buy in New York City pharmacies as a bottle of aspirin.
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This type of program would require an immense investment, clear definition of assault weapons, and buy-in from local governing agencies.
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Some analysts noted that the sharp price rises reflected a rush to buy in anticipation of new ownership restrictions being introduced.
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Reaching kids also means securing buy-in from parents, which has its own challenges from a marketing but also product perspective.
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You'll notice that this "decentralized" solution requires buy-in from the State of California, PG&E, and JP Morgan Chase … i.e.
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"There are a lot of confusions being spread about hunting that some people still buy in to," Chris told VICE Sports.
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Google has secured a bit more buy in from Samsung for a next generation text messaging standard it's long been promoting.
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The yen, which investors tend to buy in times of risk aversion, jumped against the dollar after the report was published.
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Under the circumstances, Biden "builds on" the ACA framework largely by relaxing the concerns about industry buy-in and patient overutilization.
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Value of a $10 bill in 1979: $37.59What you can buy in 2019: 8 shaving razor blade refillsRazors don't come cheap.
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Value of a $10 bill in 1991: $19.08What you can buy in 2019: Tide PodsDoing laundry is a costly life chore.
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In addition, he said the retailer's business is "vastly different" from Whole Foods as Costco's customers tend to buy in bulk.
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Aetna – The health insurer was rated "buy" in new coverage at Citi, which also put the stock on its Focus List.
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Retailers in the US and Canada have started limiting the number of toilet paper packs customers can buy in one trip.
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Unfortunately, we also exist in a web of professional dependencies where individual success hinges upon others' help, input and buy-in.
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Normally $519, you can snag this chair at Best Buy in black/red right now for just $280.98 — a $238.02 savings.
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One of the biggest question marks — like in all must-pass bills that require buy-in from both parties — was Trump.
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The Outokumpu factory also provides a lesson on why some kinds of steel are impossible to buy in the United States.
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Also, many exchange-traded funds already allowed investors to buy in to some of the themes the reorganization aimed to capture.
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We always prepare for the future and buy in bulk to make sure that we always have a reserve of them.
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What this means: Like marijuana cafes in Amsterdam, people would be able to buy in one room and smoke in another.
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And if you fall in love with those Audi Avants you can no longer buy in America, don't take it personally.
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But in the last week both these couples have gotten back in touch: they're ready to buy in lower Fairfield County.
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Buy-in to Medicare for those over 55 years old was considered by the Democratic Congress in 2009 and lost narrowly.
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Orders on the online supermarket exceeded the company's weekly average by 300% as people rushed to buy in bulk, he said.
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Goodyear Tire – The tiremaker was rated "buy" in new coverage at Nomura/Instinet, with a price target of $20 per share.
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After negotiations, Warren and Sanders will inevitably arrive at a compromise that will likely involve some kind of buy-in proposal.
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"One of the reasons people like to buy in Oakville is to avoid the 2 percent Toronto tax," Ms. Irish said.
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When it came time to buy in 2017, they looked farther north, in Paramus, where there were bigger houses and lots.
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Others said that such schemes have failed to win much buy-in previously, and so might disappoint as a vote winner.
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Regardless, the ThinkPad X1 Fold captures the innovative and groundbreaking spirit of CES in something you can actually buy in 2020.
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Altria – Deutsche Bank rates the tobacco company "buy" in new coverage, saying recent underperformance by the stock represents a compelling opportunity.
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Biden's campaign told The Hill that the advertisements are part of an ongoing $4 million ad buy in the Hawkeye State.
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It is also important to have buy-in from the top executives in an organization when implementing a strong onboarding process.
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ECB WILL RUN OUT OF GERMAN BONDS TO BUY IN JUST OVER A YEAR IF IT FOLLOWS CAPITAL KEY, SOURCES SAY
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Flavorful: Delicious flavors include Mesquite BBQ, Zesty Ranch, and Buffalo Wing, which you can buy in individual packs or variety boxes.
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In voting no, he cited the absence of both committee hearings on the legislation and the lack of Democratic buy-in.
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When a flirtatious Tasha appears at Best Buy in a low-cut top, there is no question what she's aiming for.
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Senate Majority PAC is also planning a smaller ad buy in West Virginia, according to the media buying firm Medium Buying.
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It's available to buy in white or teal for $99.95 directly from Townew and Amazon, and soon via Walmart and Newegg.
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ESPN reported that the buy-in for that league was $25 million per slot, though the publisher never confirmed the number.
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It's getting the buy-in from international partners and from our own space administration and government to really make this happen.
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Some may require buy-in from your boss (who will hopefully be amenable to increasing your workplace happiness), but many won't.
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Warren on Tuesday announced a planned eight-figure TV and digital ad buy in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.
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It's hard to find them, and once you find them, it's hard to get the buy-in of the Mexican government.
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Tech companies often "don't empower them to do the things that are really necessary to get conservative buy-in," Graves said.
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"If you don't get buy-in and you don't make your family stakeholders, it won't have legs long term," he said.
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My main mission was to find new buyers in China and make it easier for Chinese clients to buy in auction.
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The lobbying group Vapor Technology Association is targeting President Trump with a six-figure ad buy in Palm Beach County, Fla.
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This would go a bit beyond the Kaine-Bennet version of a Medicare buy-in, which limits that choice to individuals.
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One of the folks on my team said he was liquidating his 238K to buy in, which made me pretty nervous.
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" —ABC News (@ABC) September 13, 2019Read more: Biden touts Obamacare while slamming Sanders and Warren's healthcare plansBiden argued that people would not have to buy in to Medicare under his plan, but Castro pushed back, saying, "You just said two minutes ago that people would have to buy in — are you forgetting already what you said two minutes ago?
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A handful of other states — most notably New Mexico — are also expected to look seriously at Medicaid buy-in proposals this year.
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Fiat Chrysler had also become increasingly aware of the pitfalls of pursuing a Renault merger without its larger alliance partner's buy-in.
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I think in the U.S. we have a distorted view of the market because in the U.S. people still buy in installments.
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Japan's yen, which investors tend to buy in times of risk aversion, rose 0.7% to its highest since a January flash crash.
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American Crossroads, the Republican super PAC founded by Karl Rove Reach: Aired as part of a $50,000 digital ad buy in Iowa.
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It will require a whole lot of legal maneuvering, regulatory wrestling, and a massive amount of political will and public buy-in.
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Marketplaces are increasingly popular on e-commerce websites, and Mirakl powers the marketplaces for Darty, Office Depot, Best Buy in Canada, etc.
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Their shop next door sells superb veg and if you like smoked mackerel they have the best you can buy in London.
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An estimated 45 percent of shoppers will make purchases on their laptops or desktop computers, while 26 percent will buy in stores.
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Priceline Group — Citi rates Priceline "buy" in new coverage, given its dominant position in the online travel market and its current valuation.
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Japan's yen, which investors tend to buy in times of risk aversion, rose 2456.51% to its highest since a January flash crash.
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"I use my mobile phone to research what products to buy in South Korea," said 20-year-old Chinese tourist Liu Yuting.
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In the Medicare buy-in scenario, the government insurer would be called "Medicare" and access to it would be limited by age.
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Bessemer was one of the biggest outside investors in SendGrid, which Twilio agreed to buy in October for $2 billion in stock.
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One solution would be to make the buy-in option available only to those who purchase insurance without going through the exchange.
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It will require dedication, innovation and buy-in from the full spectrum of federal leaders to address the challenge of opioid addiction.
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Okay, wait, I know… I loathe free-to-play games that "encourage" you buy in-game currency with in-life money, too.
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Advertisers. They still buy in TV terms, which is to ask, how many people are 'watching' from 8 pm to 11 pm?
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Each item of clothing wholesales for between $8.50 to $31, and new consultants are offered one of three packages to buy in.
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The most expensive buy-in is for the hardest level at $10; to play for cash, you must be 18 and older.
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If you can't make significant revenue selling a game at full retail price, then get players to buy in at a discount.
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The question then becomes whether Portal can offer enough of a meaningful distinction from other products to compel users to buy in.
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Legislators have done this to shield lower-income consumers from tax on the things they must buy in daily life — like food.
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"When you give people a reason to buy in bricks-and-mortar they will buy," former J.C. Penney CEO Allen Questrom said.
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Still, I have to admit, it really made me want a digital assistant in any car that I buy in the future.
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Walmart's strategy is similar to those of Costco's, which sells items in bulk and are cheaper to buy in stores than online.
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And the threat of losing one or both of these $159 earbuds (not a cheap buy in the first place) is real.
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When you combine all of that with the growth, I think right now this is a great buy in the $58 area.
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However, he remained positive overall about the stock and upgraded it from a "hold" to a "buy" in a recent research note.
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But they also use it to build consumer profiles to make educated guesses about what you're likely to buy in the future.
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Some, like a Medicare buy-in as a way toward universal coverage, are concrete suggestions, but much of it remains frustratingly hazy.
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The design of the whole kit feels less like a medical device and more like something you'd buy in an Apple Store.
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Writing in Wisconsin's Janesville Gazette, the speaker said he believed that the presumptive nominee would buy-in to the House GOP agenda.
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The cost of each oatmeal cup is about 50 cents when I buy in bulk, and it leaves me full until lunch!
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It's a simple formula for us, but we have to make sure we all buy in and be smart with the puck.
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He compared the slow buy-in to the length of time it took germ theory and open heart surgery to be accepted.
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As Toronto is learning, it isn't always easy to get buy-in, because every player in every sector has its own priorities.
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First, you need buy-in to those official definitions; you don't want teams going rogue with their secret version of a metric.
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To buy in Minecraft Marketplace, users will employ Minecraft Coins, which will be on offer in-app in exchange for real money.
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The manager urged the employee to have more meetings with other departments and ensure she got buy-in from all of them.
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"The business community has always recognized that the major issues are going to require some level of Democratic buy-in," Madden said.
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The Republican nominee unveiled his first general-election ad in the last week, with a $4 million ad buy in battleground states.
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"There's no real buy-in when it comes to men taking responsibility for birth control," says Eig of Birth of the Pill.
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In one case, when asked where to buy diapers, Alexa inexplicably directed the Forrester researchers to the town of Buy in Russia.
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"A longer-term commitment will promote local buy in, but what will matter is which areas will commitments go to," Iqbal said.
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They want the smart home to go mainstream, and they're doing that by making it really easy for consumers to buy in.
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The capital has been a trading centre since 1850 but bars and coins have not been available to buy in bespoke shops.
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Neither Norby nor the gadget-makers care whether you buy in or out of B8TA, even if you do so on Amazon.
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The first thing is: How much buy-in there is into this deal by the opposition and the loyalists on the ground?
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Google will need a lot of buy-in from software developers, service providers, and publishers to make Google Home a compelling alternative.
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A Medicare buy-in could provide an exception to the regular rules, and allow Medicare to include its usual gaps in coverage.
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Higgins told The Hill that Pelosi's support of his buy-in legislation was the key to switching his position on her Speakership.
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I actually not-so-secretly love reading those 99-cent contemporary romance novels you can buy in the Kindle store on Amazon.
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Great news, iPad owners: Failbetter Games' wonderfully words-heavy roguelike Sunless Sea is now something you can buy in the App Store.
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A note about our meat business: We usually buy in batches once every two months and we make around $200 per batch.
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She must do this to lay out a grand strategy and get the bipartisan buy in of state and local government officials.
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"What this highlights is the importance of getting buy-in," said Rainer Jenss, the president and founder of the Family Travel Association.
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It's a vicious cycle for millennials, many of whom have delayed homeownership because they can't afford to buy in the first place.
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House Majority PAC, the largest outside group backing Democrats, canceled an $800,2023 ad buy in Virginia's 10th Congressional District, represented by Rep.
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And the Trump administration recently made them more attractive to buy in a back-door effort to weaken the health reform law.
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For those wanting to buy in two to three years a high yield savings account or money market account may be best.
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The city had previously invested in a community garden, but without having gained buy-in from the community, the garden went unused.
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It set up a separate company, Uber China, which had a buy-in from local investors, including from a local giant, Baidu.
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"Buy-in from free-market groups and conservative groups is extremely important," said Jason Pye, vice president of legislative affairs for FreedomWorks.
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If you want, you can also buy in bulk through Prime Pantry — like a large pack of Gatorade bottles or paper towels.
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"People are a trying to buy in ahead of tomorrow," said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer for Commonwealth Financial in Waltham, Massachusetts.
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Upstart's founder and chief executive, Dave Girouard, said it was difficult to get people to buy in to the idea of I.S.A.s.
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In a buy-in, the insurer takes on a portion of the risk of a defined benefit, or final salary, pension scheme.
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In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, billionaire Mark Cuban shared exactly how to do that: Buy in bulk and on sale.
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When the topic shifted to a social event coming up at the center — a video game party — conversational buy-in was guaranteed.
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Thorpe said most of the feta we buy in America comes from cow milk and is radically different than the real thing.
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