Deals in the pipeline include Carlyle's €10.1bn carve-out of Akzo Nobel's specialty chemicals business and Blackstone's US$20bn carve-out of Thomson Reuters Financial & Risk division.
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Nevertheless, travel agents have managed to carve out a niche.
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They can carve out a public space for themselves, too.
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We always carve out our time together and protect it.
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Carve out your niche and create content just for them.
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Karborn's portraits carve out and reveal subconscious themes about industrialization.
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So it is our job to carve out that space.
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"If Assad's strategy is to somehow think he's going to carve out Aleppo and carve out a section of the country, I've got news for you and for him: This war doesn't end," he added.
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It's going to have to carve out a niche for itself.
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RWE kept 76.8 percent of Innogy after the 2016 carve-out.
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Combined, I've been able to carve out a living for myself.
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Carve out the space to start working toward a better reality.
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It's super easy to carve out intricate shapes of varying depths.
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So you really have to carve out a path for yourself.
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The Massachusetts Attorney General issued regulations with a similar carve-out.
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"We're still trying to carve out our own legacy," he said.
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We were able to carve out times from our busy lives.
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It is likely to carve out space in the mmWave bands.
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The second issue is the carve-out for corporate CEO travel.
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N could help T-Mobile to carve out more market share.
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Northern rural counties have tried to carve-out a conservative bastion.
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Carve out some time and make a point to do so.
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His plan also would carve out protections for small, rural hospitals.
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"If Assad's strategy is to somehow think he's going to just carve out Aleppo and carve out a section of the country, I got news for you and for him — this war doesn't end," Kerry said.
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I said [to Theresa May], "Make sure you have a carve out, you have to have a carve out" - where no matter what happens they have the right to make a deal with the United States.
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Looking to carve out a few extra minutes of self-care time?
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In years past, most competitors aimed to carve out their own niche.
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And, if so, could Coin carve out the role of payments facilitator?
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There's also urgency from Bytedance to carve out more user acquisition channels.
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Pro-Kremlin opposition parties are also seeking to carve out more space.
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Kauffman: Fantasy and imagined scenarios carve out new mental and emotional pathways.
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We carve out time for ourselves, but we also love it, too.
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Force her to carve out some me-time with a Kindle Paperwhite.
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Harris and his boyfriend also carve out time for their day jobs.
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"You just figure it out — you carve out the space," she explains.
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I've also tried to carve out new traditions and make new memories.
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That's why I need to carve out just a little more time.
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Toomey will likely have help trying to carve out distance with Trump.
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"It was the year of the carve out," said one leveraged banker.
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But automakers such as Toyota have been able to carve out niches.
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How do you carve out a space for yourself and your work?
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Each state is guaranteed a minimum payment from the omnibus carve-out.
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Even with the carve-out, the tax doesn't help low-income students.
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If you want to carve out an hour to read a newspaper.
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"Carve out a little," he said, "to enjoy life in the moment."
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Analysts expect Best Buy to carve out selling space for those products.
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When I asked for a carve out for menthol products, similar to the carve out that was granted for the online sales of premium tobacco products like the Cuban cigars favored by Wall Street executives, I was soundly rebuffed.
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Over time, the government did carve out exceptions for certain categories of people.
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Without the immediate, separate carve-out for DACA, you don&apost like it.
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Even Russia managed to fend off wobbling commodity prices to carve out gains.
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The Equality Act, though, would also carve out new protections for all women.
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I'm fighting for everything we can, along with the other carve-out states.
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They will clearly carve out a better, more equitable and environmentally friendly society.
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But the investments also allow SoftBank to carve out regional winners through consolidation.
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Hence the attempt to carve out an exemption for app-based driver contractors.
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And I carve out time for both of them because they don't compete.
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European Catholics did carve out small kingdoms on the coast of West Asia.
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She may want to carve out some time for all those personal chats.
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A planet would carve out a gap over thousands to millions of years.
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I had the time I could just carve out for doing something new.
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Is this show an effort to kind of carve out your own identity?
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That's not to say there aren't already companies trying to carve out space.
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Someone who has overcome adversity to carve out her own path of success?
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But perhaps all three players will carve out a piece of the pie.
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You may need to carve out time to give each animal separate attention.
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Challenger banks could carve out a niche among consumers living in rural areas.
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Kurds have long sought to carve out an independent state in the region.
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The carve-out exempts Berea from a tax on colleges with substantial endowments.
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Maybe that'll happen soon, if Mr. de Blasio can carve out the time.
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Mr. Cheng said he was confident tenants would carve out time to attend.
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But he does not agree with the administration's carve-out for glider trucks.
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Carve out space for the combination of grilled oysters and sweet crab, too.
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EditorsNote: minor edits Nuggets carve out 121-113 win over Magic ORLANDO, Fla.
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It helped them carve out a double-digit lead as the quarter progressed.
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The House tax bill proposed a legislative override of the 9th Circuit carve-out.
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The Trump administration used a two-part strategy to carve out such a restriction.
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Why did you carve out such a large space for science fact in SVCC?
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Carve out some time and enjoy all your holiday favorites with the whole family.
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Carve out extra time to be alone and catch up on rest today, Capricorn.
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The bill itself, though, would actually also carve out new protections for all women.
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Mr Macron is in particular seeking to carve out a mediating role over Iran.
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So how does water manage to carve out the landscape so quickly and visibly?
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She also plans to carve out time for students to choose what to study.
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Democrats there are most successful when they can carve out a niche for themselves.
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Q: How did you manage to carve out your own niche within the company?
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The potential for both of them to carve out a climate legacy is huge.
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It might even make sense for boss Ivan Glasenberg to lead the carve-out.
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However, Europe has been pushing for a definitive carve-out from the higher duties.
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India, sixth largest source of imports, is lobbying hard for its own carve-out.
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Vetoing the judiciary bills was an opportunity to carve out an independent political identity.
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Perhaps the owner could carve out blocks of time when the yard is quiet.
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Nakayama, in the middle, kept her chair pulled back to carve out some space.
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It has exploited the civil war in Yemen to carve out a safe haven.
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Other parties have intervened opportunistically to carve out sections of the country for themselves.
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Russell, and many others—managed to carve out a modicum of power for themselves
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Another proposal, "New California," seeks to carve out rural counties into the 51st state.
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He was going to carve out a base—what would become the Trump base.
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They hoped to carve out Democrats who feel isolated from their party's leftward lurch.
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With a little work, you can carve out a one-of-a-kind trip.
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Kurdish groups seized the opportunity to carve out an autonomous statelet in northeastern Syria.
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I hope by waking up earlier, I can carve out more time for myself.
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"That should be a budget priority to carve out right up front," she says.
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You can carve out pieces according to patterns, maneuver around curves, and trim seams.
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Because it is a carve out they are waiting for the right audited numbers.
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I know what it's like to try to carve out space for my voice.
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We have had to learn to carve out our quality time whenever we can.
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"The more you carve out, the less you have in revenue," Mr. Heastie said.
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"As you're weighed down by this sense of the unbelievable happening, we at the same time were able to carve out this space where we could just carve out the creative process," singer and multi-instrumentalist Alex Chavez says in the doc.
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Not many teens have a professional help them carve out what fashion means to them.
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But a handful of strong national brands have begun to carve out a middle territory.
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Learn how to say no and carve out space for what matters most to you.
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Or will he look to carve out a different role for himself in Democratic politics?
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These are not attempts to take over but instead to carve out an independent territory.
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Carve out a distinctive entry using a storage piece that acts as a room divider.
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Most people can carve out when and where headphones like this might come in handy.
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So when they get together, are they going to basically carve out Syria for themselves?
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"We think the S&P 500 could start to carve out a bottom," said Wald.
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That doesn't make it any easier to carve out the path you want in life.
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Paola Kudacki She added that she's making sure to carve out her own personal time.
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In Justice Gorsuch's eyes, the NLRA does not carve out an exception to the FAA.
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The smartphone market is tough, but maybe ByteDance can carve out a niche for itself.
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The young protagonists are struggling to carve out a personal and political role for themselves.
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Some airlines are asking passengers to carve out extra time to allow for these screenings.
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A clutch of other stocks managed to carve out gains against the negative market backdrop.
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In turn, the Syrian government has expressed unease with Kurdish aspirations to carve out land.
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But just as some cultural events carve out new niches, others shut existing fantasies down.
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It has backed a ballot initiative to carve out gig economy companies from the law.
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Ms. Streicker Porres plans to carve out several apartments in the building, including a triplex.
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It's beautiful and it's amazing, but it's hard to carve out an existence from it.
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Some buildings carve out space in common areas for package storage, particularly when they renovate.
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Instead, he aims to carve out a cuddlier brand of positivity geared toward teen girls.
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If Huawei intends to survive, it has to carve out a bloody path for itself.
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He specifically said he would support legislation that would get rid of that carve out.
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Carve out time at the start or end of every workday to read relevant guides.
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In terms of timing, couples should carve out at least 45 minutes for their formals.
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Once we got into editing, I was able to start to carve out that time.
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Then I'll be able to carve out the structures—namely the muscles, nerves, and vessels.
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Fair enough, at any rate, for people like us to carve out a life for ourselves.
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That means the real deadline to carve out a new NAFTA is the end of September.
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The Energy Probe Research Foundation continued to carve out its "eco-capitalist" niche throughout the 1980s.
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In other words, there's still room for an app like Peanut to carve out its niche.
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In the north, America has worked with the Kurds to carve out a self-governing region.
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But he is determined to carve out space for himself, despite whatever gets written about him.
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How women need independence; how they need to carve out space in their lives for themselves.
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Stonecrest in Georgia offered to carve out a portion of the city and rename it Amazon.
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But Howard's theories offer tangible predictions that could help researchers carve out new paths toward answers.
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It's about the niche one of music's biggest names has managed to carve out for herself.
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He's not the only successful business person to encourage professionals to carve out phone-free time.
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The glacial flows have helped to carve out many of the valleys seen on Pluto's surface.
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The VAT seems likely to pass, but not before politicians carve out all sorts of exceptions.
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Focus on families Gillibrand needs to carve out her own niche in the Democratic presidential race.
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DJI is also poised to carve out a strong position in the market for commercial drones.
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But until now, women have learned to carve out a life for themselves inside the hijab.
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Each moment, however, will carve out a special place in her 15th and final W.N.B.A. chapter.
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Ultimately, hotels need to carve out a place with a unique identity to draw in guests.
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The application process can be very detailed, so carve out some time to get it done.
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It may even try to carve out a piece for its subscription-video platform, ESPN Plus.
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How do you carve out a niche in an environment that is changing all the time?
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She also wants to carve out five regional vice-chairs of the Democrats' campaign arm. Rep.
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But it'd be much better to carve out more specific laws that could be fully enforced.
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And you should definitely carve out a night to appreciate Brie Larson's powerful performance in Room.
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Daft Punk carve out the fragmentary hearts of old songs, preserving their essence in digital amber.
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There may be a legitimate reason for the carve-out, but it needs to be explained.
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Where personal taxes come in is seeing if they can carve out something for small businesses.
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"He said he'd carve out three minutes, and three minutes became 15 minutes," Mr. Molinaro recalled.
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I love that I was able to carve out a small space dedicated to my craft.
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Who can carve out time in their day to play even nine holes, let alone 18?
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Even in this relatively hostile environment, it is possible to carve out some sense of normalcy.
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He operates on intuition: He can carve out a 50-pound fillet without using a scale.
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Even the simple lettering of the date and the postal service were hard to carve out.
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How best to carve out an identity for ourselves, to make our work seen and known?
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"They are trying to carve out a different sort of public life and reset the rules."
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Cooper argued that a MAC carve-out shifted the risk of any labor unrest to Apollo.
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The Wade quadruplets have spent a lot of their lives trying to carve out individual identities.
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Unfortunately, you can't mount it, so you'll have to carve out some floor space for it.
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That's an attempt to carve out a niche while global giants like Netflix expand into Asia.
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The law does carve out an exemption for churches when it comes to hiring clergy members.
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Boko Haram launches frequent cross-border raids in its bid to carve out an Islamic caliphate.
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The Independent Democratic Conference exploited those divisions to carve out power for itself and its members.
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I do a little carve-out for the political appointees, think twice before you do this.
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The brand has struggled to carve out a clear identity as a sporty, high-performance luxury label.
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They'd slice through the belly, travel into the the pelvic area, and carve out the tumor freehand.
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If advanced ticket sales are any indicator, "Halloween" is about to carve out one spectacular opening weekend.
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"It's nice to have studies like this to carve out actual data to help manage this problem."
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The General Public License (GPL) and other licenses carve out a counterculture amidst a harsh copyright law.
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Kylie Jenner, like many other new moms, is struggling to carve out time for her own rest.
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What Brangelina have done is carve out their own definition of celebrity marriage and make it desirable.
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It is here, the Ugandan government alleges, that Bakonzo radicals want to carve out an independent kingdom.
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Hence startups trying to carve out their own hiring app empires having a distinct sense of urgency.
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Turkey wants to carve out a buffer zone on its southern border, which might contain Kurdish cities.
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The policy carve out an exception, saying that some stations might be excluded, depending on local circumstances.
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We've tried to carve out some interesting niches in national security, whistleblowing, Democratic party politics, foreign policy.
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Boko Haram have been fighting for a decade to carve out an Islamic caliphate based in Nigeria.
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How much scope that will leave Morawiecki to carve out his own path remains to be seen.
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She's trying to carve out her place in the world and connect her future with her past.
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The partnership seems like a smart test to see if it can carve out a new advantage.
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The judges said that Congress did not give the EPA the authority to carve out such exemptions.
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Amazon has been very active in trying to carve out a larger part of the apparel space.
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But Rometty sees hybrid cloud as a huge opportunity for IBM to carve out a leadership position.
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"In Miami, there was more space, so I could carve out a home office," Ms. Fenton said.
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For conservatives trying to carve out a niche apart from Trumpism, millennial-bashing has many attractive features.
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Fontana never raced in F1 again, but did carve out a successful touring car career back home.
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This helps them collaborate more efficiently as they carve out a new tool for developers to use.
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Each artist receives 20% of the sales, which they use to carve out better lives for themselves.
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Though Cupertino still managed to carve out more revenue (thanks to that $1k iPhone X price-tag).
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By returning to this territory, Semple continues to carve out her own Seattle and her own world.
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G. MERGER, SHARE OR ASSET DEAL, CARVE OUT) Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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There's a bill that would carve out an exemption for businesses providing consumer data to government agencies.
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At Amazon, there was a need to carve out, well, how are we going to do this?
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Carve out time to get some rest, be alone, and get in touch with your spiritual needs.
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Amid preparations for his fall 2020 show, the designer managed to carve out a bit of downtime.
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With expanded rosters and practice squads, many Mr. Irrelevants are able to carve out a modest living.
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"They are looking to survive and carve out areas of influence within Iraq if possible," Shanahan said.
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Even when my schedule is out of control, I carve out a lot of time for reading.
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Start-ups, tech companies and automakers are racing to carve out their shares of the nascent market.
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He could defend updated overtime standards and still support legislation with the limited carve-out he suggested.
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The TCPA's carve-out for government debt collection, Judge Oetken held, is a regulation based on content.
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The study spanned 85033 months, where the CFPB scoured financial data to carve out 330 online lenders.
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But I've had the ability to carve out my own approach to the way that I govern.
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Fusion and Univision reps wouldn't comment on the funding/carve-out process, but offered statements praising Fusion.
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Iowa actually isn't the first state to create this kind of carve-out for Farm Bureau plans.
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This was where he started to carve out a salon for the in-crowd of the day.
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"I honestly thought there was going to be a carve-out for small businesses, or a carve-out for someone who had a product that was really American" even if it includes parts made in China, said Waqaas Al-Siddiq, founder and CEO of Biotricity, in an interview.
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And I'm afraid Facebook has come down to the position of trying to carve out exceptions to that.
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It's a reminder to carve out more time to connect with people who you enjoy being around, sure.
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Here are three techniques Perry has developed to carve out time in his busy schedule for creative thinking.
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Players of all shapes and sizes—from David Eckstein to Bartolo Colon—can carve out long, successful careers.
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Automakers are seeking a carve-out, saying the law would hamper their supply chain and complicate dealer services.
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In other words, the more technical a policy is, the more technocrats can carve out space for themselves.
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You're a very social creature, Gemini, but this month you'd do well to carve out some alone time.
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"Then I carve out some time throughout the year to just be with the wife and my son."
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Silo-ing our activism isn't the answer — we have to carve out space for ourselves in the strongholds.
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So far, however, the company has looked to carve out a niche with a product focused on skiers.
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Northern Ireland was able to carve out a framework for a fragile peace deal in the attacks' aftermath.
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With the latter, Samsung is trying to carve out a niche in the forthcoming internet of things world.
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They also carve out channels in the Earth, creating rivers and lakes with which to irrigate that soil.
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This spending spree explains why optimism still abounds, even as more startups jostle to carve out a niche.
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Even with the improved forecasts, you may want to carve out some more time for your morning commute.
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After being caught in the storm, they carve out their own niche in an abandoned luxury condo complex.
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Without a similar carve-out, the other 49 states will find it hard to achieve near-universal coverage.
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Amazon Music Unlimited, which just launched today, is hoping to carve out its own niche by undercutting rivals.
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Mr. Zero paved the way for other American-born players to carve out a place in the league.
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And Venite et Loquamur is also trying to carve out a different space where there are no texts.
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If Evangelicals really want to carve out a new political identity, they'll have to do better than this.
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Working with Richemont also lends weight to Alibaba's attempt to carve out a niche in the luxury industry.
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Conaway's proposals don't include a carve-out or loophole that exempts families from the consequences of these penalties.
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And, in some instances, consuming each other to carve out a bigger share of lunch in key markets.
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Public land advocates had alleged the border was gerrymandered to carve out Noel's property and a water pipeline.
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Also, make it a priority to carve out time for your relationship that is work- and kid-free.
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They are two things that may carve out a viable future and a possible return to political dominance.
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The move occurred after the I.R.S. declined to bless Yahoo's carve-out of its Alibaba stake last year.
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There is a carve-out for Canada and Mexico, because we're renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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In November RBI said it planned to carve out the FX mortgages portfolio and eventually take it over.
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My mother found her own way, and encouraged my sisters and me to carve out our own paths.
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Carve out time to sit with your emotions today—big realizations are made while you meditate or journal.
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Meanwhile, it isn't just star striker Salomon Rondon who has managed to carve out a career in Europe.
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Since the birth of my daughter, though, it's harder to carve out four hours on a Saturday afternoon.
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Democrats are unlikely to accept at face value the notion of a carve-out in the nepotism laws.
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How do you navigate this constant flood of images, and also carve out an experience in a painting?
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Both albums arrive around the same time career-wise, and each fight to carve out new sonic directions.
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For attendees looking for a diversion, five special exhibitor projects carve out unique spaces for play and commerce.
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Iran-backed P.M.F. and their allies will seek to carve out a position of power, emulating Lebanon's Hezbollah.
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The Kurds, whose population straddles Turkey, Syria and Iraq, have long wanted to carve out their own nation.
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For Mr. Krim, his company has proved that it can carve out a niche in the sleep industry.
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Who feels so passionately about idiots to carve out in writing an idiot-free section of the universe?
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"If we don't have early carve-out status, candidates aren't going to bother coming to Nevada," she said.
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Or carve out a few hours each week when no one in your house can check a phone.
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Trolls work through abstraction, leveraging the internet and irony to carve out a space between actions and consequences.
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"I'm proud of the things I've withstood, and I've been able to carve out a life for myself."
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In the meantime, however, construction continues to carve out a neighborhood that was meant to be transit-friendly.
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Instead, "the way to resist is to carve out a niche for yourself in a crazy, gentrified world."
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All I need you to do is carve out two nights a week until the wedding to help.
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Well it wasn't to blow it up, it actually was to carve out territory that it could own.
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Box has tried to carve out an edge in the enterprise space, securing many Fortune 500 companies as clients.
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"I decided that I wanted to carve out time to read books think about the bigger picture," he says.
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But Sia has managed to carve out her own path, on her own terms and in her own time.
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Philips Lighting's carve-out as an independent company within the overall group is due to be completed by Feb.
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One wonders if it's possible to carve out a third way between the purely intuitive and the mechanically standardized.
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The deal backs Advent's US$3.25bn carve-out of General Electric's Distributed Power division which was announced in June.
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She's one of my bridesmaids, and we've been trying to carve out time to see each other more lately.
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But whether or not this trip will allow her to carve out her own identity remains to be seen.
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It had too many liabilities to be sold outright, so the board had decided to carve out its assets.
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If you are up against the deadline and need to clear your head, consider these tips: * Carve out time.
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You carve out a big slab of space to fit a screen, and the software guys do the rest.
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For Instagram to continue thriving, it has to carve out a space for actual friends to stay in touch.
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Reid said the historical carve-out was for people who wanted to display or use flamethrowers in war reenactments.
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This is why lawmakers carve out various exemptions, like saying people with dependents aren't subject to the same requirements.
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"With President Xi Jinping, I would like to carve out a new era for China and Japan," Abe said.
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As long as I carve out a few moments for myself, I will happily welcome all of the togetherness.
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We wanted them to feel harmonious as well, like puzzle pieces, to carve out different thematic buckets for them.
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"There's not an explicit carve out… that is an entitlement for that group," co-president Pete Nordstrom told CNBC.
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This has created a huge opening for Russia to carve out some of America's leadership and influence for itself.
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That kind of RB, in the right role at the right time, can carve out a nice NFL career.
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To succeed, both parties need to regularize respectful ways to work through divisive issues and carve out common ground.
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This explains why buyers pondering bids for German companies are keen to carve out safe words of their own.
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These days, even major tech companies are attempting to carve out their own niche in the news reading space.
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With every responsibility that's expected from us, it can seem daunting to carve out the time to practice generosity.
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Rubio has spread his bets to each of the carve-out states without committing to any one in particular.
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"Let women write darkness, let women write trauma, without having to carve out their own trauma to justify it."
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Raiffeisen said on Friday it was preparing to carve out the mortgage portfolio and "eventually transfer" it to RBI.
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Thyssenkrupp could also carve out and list its elevator, components technology and industrial solutions unit, according to media reports.
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Proponents of a model aircraft carve-out point out that hobbyists have been flying model aircraft safely for decades.
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But every era has a number of female MCs who carve out their own lane and change the game.
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Reflect on the give and take in your partnerships, and try to carve out time to discuss your needs.
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When miners carve out new tunnels, they poke holes through the rock to see what surprises might lie ahead.
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It's long been a popular reading at weddings, a meditation on how to carve out productive solitude within marriages.
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But for all its flaws, Mr. Rubio's new venture could begin to carve out a path toward something meaningful.
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Other works carve out a space for activism and defiance, as in works by Robert Longo and Emory Douglas.
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He would carve out a place for them in the songs, and they would fit in that little place.
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But Steyer ultimately failed to carve out a unique niche for himself in the race and earn much traction.
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Harvard and Yale Buy It. Growing up in Ohio, the Wade brothers worked hard to carve out separate identities.
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When it came to restoring the Everglades, Bush's efforts to carve out his own path pleased almost no one.
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It will be up to Senate Democrats to carve out some kind of compromise with their moderate Republican colleagues.
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The couple's wish to carve out more "progressive" roles has led to the loss of perks, privileges and titles.
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You are much more likely to carve out time for strategic thinking by making concrete changes to your habits.
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"I'm not sure if they'll be able to carve out a position in the market," Le said of Nio.
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Can they and their rebel proxies carve out zones of influence that will allow them to shape Syria's future?
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We are going to try to be organized but definitely carve out some chances, hopefully more than last year.
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On top of all these time demands, they still need to carve out time to think, plot and plan.
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Some of the cosmic battering, from the space rocks that landed in the oceans, did not carve out craters.
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So how does the designer, educator, and Magenta contributor manage to carve out time for her family and even herself?
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She didn't carve out time to find new clients until she lost two contracts and was clientless for two months.
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In terms of business abroad, they carve out their own geographical spheres of technological influence that mostly do not overlap.
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As the moon connects with Saturn, set boundaries in your love life, and carve out time for your creative practice.
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These films are trying to carve out space not just for Asian American narratives, but for glossy Asian American escapism.
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Ali's complaint on Twitter, echoed by many writers over the weekend, revolves specifically around the carve-out for freelance journalists.
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In their separate opinions, the four liberal justices all seem disinclined to carve out religious exemptions from civil-rights laws.
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But amid the frenzy, she's also had to learn carve out a space for herself to be Nora, sans Awkwafina.
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When you're as successful and busy as Meredith Grey, it can be difficult to carve out enough time for dates.
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Aeva is hoping to carve out its own space with what its co-founders are calling a next-generation advancement.
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The carve-out from the larger publicly placed deal indicated to market players that there was a large pre-order.
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The migration of debt to the sovereign balance sheet is more probable than a wholesale upfront carve-out of assets.
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The bank has already admitted that the attempt to carve out the 0.91933 branches under the Williams & Glyn IPO-WILL.
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On the contrary, the report emphasizes that if startups can carve out the perfect niche in financial tech, they'll thrive.
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It's not the burliest actuator by any means, but paper actuators could well carve out their own niche in robotics.
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Volkswagen will carve out a trucks and buses division which includes MAN and Scania heavy-truck brands, the source said.
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Boko Haram militants have killed tens of thousands in their fight to carve out an Islamist state in northeast Nigeria.
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Thomas, the Monzo executive, said the London startup can still carve out a niche for itself in the United States.
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But if you don't carve out some kind of public profile beyond the gimmick, your spotlight will swiftly go out.
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Under its bond indentures, Sprint has a carve-out for permitted liens up to 15% of consolidated net tangible assets.
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He said he welcomed a court battle that would allow judges to carve out more favorable regulations for digital tokens.
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Investors are concerned this would mean the carve-out bill could eclipse W&G's estimated 1.5 billion pound price tag.
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The case exposed a big challenge facing companies hoping to carve out a new business between food and medicine: regulation.
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He may wish to carve out an authority that begins to approach the dominance enjoyed by Xi Jinping in China.
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He's working on navigating a hierarchical world, and he's worked incredibly hard to carve out his own place in it.
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Lamont Bridgeforth, Greg's son, struggles to carve out time for his family while meeting the unyielding demands of the farm.
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With enough participation, we could significantly reduce the 11,000 vehicles traveling over Williamsburg bridge and carve out space for BRT.
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Think through your gym's layout, and how you might be able to carve out a little section just for you.
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If a carve-out for home-based sellers is included, $10,000 would be a more sensible cutoff than $1 million.
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"We're not creating a wholesale carve-out for child care," FEC Vice Chair Ellen Weintraub said during a public meeting.
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So what can Token Surfboards, a next-generation surf brand based in Brooklyn, do to carve out its own niche?
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Players like IKEA, Restoration Hardware, Wayfair and The Container Store have managed to carve out a share of the market.
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Since then, many of the leagues have pushed to carve out spaces for themselves within the legal sports betting landscape.
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In many of the cases, a judge's ruling on the President's tweets could carve out a new area of law.
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But it would be shocking if this technological revolution didn't carve out some important differences between Old and Young Millennials.
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Do parents of multiple kids carve out time so they can have 1-on-1 time with each of them?
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The same comparison needs to apply to an IG. Did this carve-out fall within the IG's policy or not?
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In this case, the IG would not be an appropriate overseer until it can clear up its carve-out matter.
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It's one thing to carve out your own lane and to stand up for what you believe to be true.
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For now, Twitter has sought to carve out a niche with ads that capitalize on the immediacy of the platform.
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Devon Travis is doing his best to carve out a full-time role as the Toronto Blue Jays' leadoff hitter.
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It's also a way for me to keep myself informed, and that's a time I carve out to do that.
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Oracle publicly supported a legislative carve-out to the law that protects online platforms from liability over user-generated content.
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But that deal's aggressive documentation has also ruffled feathers and European investors appear more comfortable with the Akzo carve-out.
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It is hypothetically possible to carve out special rules for insulin price relief without touching the rest of the system.
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U.S. attack: At the G-20s in Hamburg and Buenos Aires, Washington secured a carve-out from those magic words.
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Sisi trained as a sadafgi —he used a long-handled knife to carve out tiny pieces of mother-of-pearl.
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"We've been watching the tech sector underperform lately, and I think we're starting to carve out a top," the TradingAnalysis.
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Vendors such as FaceFirst and Ellucian have also attempted to carve out a market for the surveillance tech at schools.
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Davis and John each scored a pair of early baskets to help Weber State carve out a 211-6 lead.
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But unions are not the only social institution that once sought to carve out time for Americans away from work.
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Another strategy some African artists utilize is to carve out a more suitable sociocultural reality through the invention of parafictions.
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Because I don't work regular 9-5 office hours, I can't easily carve out a regular sleep schedule for myself.
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So McConnell "insisted" (his word) that last week's budget deal create a carve-out to spare Berea from the tax.
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Previous attempts to carve out copycat versions of Dubai, the business and tourism hub in the UAE, have been a disappointment.
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That apprehension persuaded George W. Bush to give India's nuclear-weapons programme a carve-out from the usual counter-proliferation strictures.
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"That's why I'm really urging him to respond so we can carve out a way to make this better," she rationalized.
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Russian officials have accused Washington of using tariffs and sanctions to try to carve out market share for its energy exports.
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As conservative opponents to LGBTQ rights have seen more losses, they have attempted to carve out some victories in their favor.
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Mactaggart and others behind the law say they are confident they can defeat any carve-out attempts through the legislative process.
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Watching Netflix's growth, one gets the impression that the company is trying to carve out a space in every single genre.
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They want lawmakers to include acidizing in the bill but carve out an exception for the form used to clean wells.
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But the way it's played and how it feels is unique, letting Treyarch carve out its own space in the market.
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But those who use, and take, and kill to carve out the world, and make it theirs alone — we end them.
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As a Yugoslav army general he helped the Croatian Serbs carve out a short-lived secessionist enclave in Croatia in 1991.
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With Krypton and Lobo, seems that Syfy is hoping that it can carve out an interconnected television franchise of its own.
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His campaign, though fundamentally strong so far out from Iowa caucuses, has yet to carve out a clear base of support.
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So is the price hike worth it, after OnePlus worked so hard to carve out its place in the mid-range?
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To be like Tom Brady, carve out time to celebrate and revel in your success, preferably with the ones you love.
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Eclipses are intensely emotional times that tend to be very exhausting, so make sure you carve out extra time to rest.
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As she continues to carve out her niche, the highway she's speeding down looks set to stretch far into the distance.
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But that's where Lenovo is hoping to swoop in a carve out some space with its new, simply named Smart Clock.
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Media companies can carve out a niche with a particular perspective, but platforms have to be all things to all people.
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" DAVID KOTOK, CHAIRMAN & CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, CUMBERLAND ADVISORS SARASOTA, FLORIDA "It is good news to see Canada and Mexico carve out.
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The department was equally criticized for appearing to carve out an exemption for Florida in what some called a political ploy.
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Now, make sure to carve out some time for Kelefa Sanneh's look at Paul Simon's endless comeback in The New Yorker.
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But Clintonism 1.0, designed to carve out a middle ground, may prove obsolete in 2016, when the center might not hold.
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You can shift a greater part of the tax burden to those states, but you can't surgically carve out red districts.
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The "cubicle flat" is a tactic used by landlords, where they take a single apartment and carve out individual living spaces.
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Why should you carve out a quarter of an hour to apply for a new account and move over your money?
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On May 2000, with Sanitation Salvage the subject of multiple investigations, legislators amended the bill to remove the Squitieri carve-out.
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Calls to carve-out certain agencies, such as the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), should be rejected out of hand.
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In a place like Manhattan, it's hard to carve out a space to make deliveries — even for products that consumers love.
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At the same time, there's a "New California" conservative movement that seeks to carve out rural counties into the 51st state.
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That country also has a long-disadvantaged Kurdish minority, which exploited the chaos to carve out its own de facto ministate.
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While the couple does carve out time for one another each day, their last vacation was their honeymoon eight years ago.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has exploited Yemen's civil war to carve out a foothold in the impoverished country.
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That bid does not apply to Innogy parent RWE, which holds 76.8 percent of the group following an equity carve-out.
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He subsequently went into self-imposed exile but returned to the country in 2013, hoping to carve out a political career.
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But again, this has never, in any capacity, actually been true—since the rules carve out massive loopholes for such services.
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Relationship issues will pop up early this evening, but so will an opportunity to carve out greater security in your life.
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"It's a carve out of a successful team that has momentum and that Pierre wants to double down on," Ehrbeck says.
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People carve out lives and survive among the ruins, and this sort of resiliency is integral to the Rust Belt ethos.
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"When one starts to carve out certain services as grants, as opposed to insurance funding, one undermines the insurance," he said.
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Most successful people carve out time in their morning to commit to things that make them feel relaxed, energized and motivated.
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But it also illustrates Russia's opportunistic strategy to carve out logistical and political gains in Africa wherever and whenever it can.
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So it can be easy to forget that men are also working to carve out their new place in the world.
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Robbie Harms: The biggest thing I've learned since I graduated in 2015 is to carve out some daily, uninterrupted me time.
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I make it a point to carve out time throughout the day for take walks (having a dog makes it easier).
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A YouTube spokeswoman, Charlotte Smith, confirmed that the platform has a carve-out for news publishers in its advertising transparency rules.
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And yet the rise of machine learning makes it more difficult for us to carve out a special place for us.
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The solar power industry is one of those looking for their special carve-out via the Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC).
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Equally insidious, these same bills carve out an exception for doctors to keep performing nonconsensual, medically unnecessary surgeries on intersex infants.
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Kang said Sorenstam had told her to carve out time for news media obligations but also to make time for herself.
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Any parent unable to carve out hours of the day to teach children themselves must hire tutors to do the work.
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In places like Afghanistan, the Philippines, Libya, West Africa, and others it is trying to carve out and secure safe havens.
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"I think they absolutely have a lot of brand equity to carve out a new niche in that role," he continued.
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And the carve-out for government debt collectors, he held, is a narrow exemption that does not doom the entire law.
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Companies have more room to carve out market share at the moment instead of relying on lowering prices to stay ahead.
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It has forced him to carve out an identity rooted in adjectives — streamlined, minimal, architectural — as opposed to place or theater.
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"Apex Legends" dared to challenge "Fortnite" at the height of the latter's dominance, and managed to carve out a massive space.
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In the weeks ahead, I'd encourage everyone to carve out some space in their lives and brains for non-Trump topics.
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Long abrasions are left where the artist used his fingers to carve out big pieces of clay from the woman's face.
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A carve-out from those rules would encourage banks to hold low-risk debt inventories and would improve debt market liquidity.
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Some bodies find a better home in this life than others; some bodies struggle to carve out their own safe spaces.
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The group that helps elect House Democrats immediately unleashed internet ads in 30 Republican-held districts railing against the carve-out.
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Though not as big as other Australian gin labels, Tasmanian gin makers are starting to carve out a name for themselves.
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When Obama's FCC passed its first round of network neutrality regulations in 2010, it included a carve-out for wireless services.
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The courts struck down the 2010 net neutrality rules for reasons that had little to do with the wireless carve-out.
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But Macron has also started to carefully carve out a space for himself in opposition to the xenophobia of Le Pen.
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Tim Burton's Ed Wood is the obvious reference point, but The Disaster Artist is able to carve out its own unique niche.
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The deep network of industry insiders should help Mint House carve out a space of their own in the competitive hospitality world.
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DE) with its Swedish subsidiary Scania, and carve out a global business to better compete with industry leaders Daimler and Volvo (VOLVb.ST).
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Instead, the Justice Department essentially created a new carve-out – from that point forward, Congress could not compel disclosure of privileged information.
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Now, Amazon is looking to carve out its own slice of that lucrative business with its own growing portfolio of medical supplies.
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The deal pipeline is looking strong, as Carlyle's €10bn carve-out of Akzo Nobel's chemicals division still to come to the market.
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CEO Sam Reed said that the company realized it was too focused on the carve-out from ConAgra in the previous quarter.
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The Constitution also doesn't carve out an exemption if you get something of value from a foreign state and then donate it.
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In a society of increasing mass surveillance, Yu Hong's paintings carve out a space where we can still write some stories ourselves.
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An example of this stigmatization comes in one of the exceptions that prison systems carve out for opioid addiction medications: pregnant inmates.
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CrowdJustice, a startup founded in the UK, is trying to carve out a niche for itself in the world of legal battles.
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Bonus: It's great for friends and family, too, which is equally as important to carve out time for in a healthy relationship.
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Sul America will carve out its auto and property operations into a new company that will be acquired by Allianz, Folch said.
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Hoffman told The Verge that the increasingly collaborative nature of office work created an opportunity for Coda to carve out a niche.
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It's synonymous with her own struggle as a female director trying to carve out her place in a largely male-dominated industry.
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Upon closer examination, it is not surprising that Netflix would want to carve out a part of the Archie universe for itself.
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Titan will enjoy the classic privilege of industry connections as it tries to carve out a client base for a fresh product.
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Its use of local communities, or "instances" that are connected through federation, allowed users to carve out smaller, and hopefully safer, spaces.
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Still, Roche remains optimistic Tecentriq trials will carve out a place for the drug as an essential part of lung cancer treatment.
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Boko Haram is based in northern Nigeria and launches frequent cross-border raids in a bid to carve out an Islamic caliphate.
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Today, many prestige shows are running longer with each installment yet still struggle to carve out time for characters to simply be.
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It is also—indeed, most of the time—being able to carve out the space of what might be possible in nature.
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During an interview on The Diane Rehm Show weeks later, former Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano sought to carve out a distinction.
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But for his entourage, Saudi Arabia has no choice but to stop Iran from trying to carve out a new Persian empire.
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People were starting to flirt with the idea of love marriages, and the youth was determined to carve out their own future.
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This documentary follows Nils—rap name Slin Craze—as he battles his linguistic demons to carve out the career of his dreams.
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A wholesale carve-out of non-performing assets is possible, as had occurred in the early 2265s, although unlikely to be imminent.
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Even if the 2628 budget doesn't include Medicare for all in its entirety, progressives want it to carve out a path forward.
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His greatest fear is that Syria's Kurds might carve out their own state, from where they could inspire Kurdish separatists inside Turkey.
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That leaves room for all services to carve out their piece of the market, even if Zelle ends up in the lead.
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Trump admin language on e-cigarettes vs vaping further suggests potential carve-out in guidance on e-cigarette flavors for vape shops.
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Should a carve out of Sarpom fail, the asset would be wrapped back into the main deal, one of the sources said.
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Rick and Cindy, for example, are a couple who carve out shelter and fight addiction in the flood channels under Las Vegas.
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Carve out the time to review your calendar every week and month will keep you organized and on top of your intentions.
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They're choosing them over blue states that are traditionally magnets for newcomers seeking to carve out a new life in the nation.
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A version of the bill included a special carve-out so that the Squitieris' dump — and their dump alone — wouldn't be affected.
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The hedge fund game is dominated by big players, and it can be tough for true innovators to carve out a niche.
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China, with its narrow-body C919, is not the only country trying to carve out space in the tightly controlled commercial market.
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"However, they need to focus on their offerings and what niche they can truly 'own' and carve out as a defensible strategy."
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Mr. Duterte appears determined to carve out a more independent foreign policy than his reliably pro-American predecessor, Benigno S. Aquino III.
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Forty-four percent of firms are planning to carve out time for their workers to get to the ballot box on Nov.
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But top Trump officials suggested that the mandate either wouldn't be enforced at all or the administration will carve out large exemptions.
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You're in a social mood for much of this month, Leo, but make sure to carve out some solid downtime to rest.
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Unlike the stereotype of an artistic elite, privileged and educated, the Padua, Italy-born artist had to carve out his own lane.
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Even if they can't carve out time to meet, Colker says they talk frequently, and get together at least once a week.
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Monumental-sized puppets, props, dramatic lighting, and sound will carve out White's unique perspective, featuring individuals who helped shape the Monitor's history.
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Flying drones in the city could be considered reckless endangerment, and current laws may not carve out an exception for law enforcement.
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Once he has a full-time job again, he also hopes to carve out time to volunteer, maybe at a food bank.
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It's totally fine to carve out five to 10 minutes to eat a meal or a snack — it really doesn't take long.
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Her apartment is already cramped with two other roommates, so Earn, Darius and Tracy have to carve out space where they can.
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There is a whole community of crew members, directors and producers who, like Hoopes, carve out a living working freelance in Utah.
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The repurposed parking spots are the latest effort to carve out more open space on New York City's crowded streets and sidewalks.
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To be clear, these people take enormous pumpkins, carve out a space for themselves, and then use them like they were kayaks.
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Despite opposition from Republicans, however, the Obama administration created a carve-out to ease movement following the completion of the nuclear deal.
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The Syrian group, known as the Y.P.G., has used the chaos of war to carve out de facto semiautonomous zones inside Syria.
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Most of all, carve out a place for journalism in your everyday life and use what you learn to make a difference.
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Congressional Republicans and business groups have urged him to scale them back or carve out some exceptions to avoid a trade war.
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Citron and others have countered that revenge-porn laws can be drafted so that they carve out exceptions reflecting the public interest.
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Carve out some time for this five-part series tracking a season with a group of young men best described as survivors.
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As CNBC reported in spring 2017, the company strategized how it could carve out a slice of the multibillion-dollar pharmacy market.
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President Trump's voter fraud commission met for the first time Wednesday to carve out a path forward amid a firestorm of controversy.
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One of Turkey's chief concerns is that the Kurds will stay in Raqqa as they work to carve out their own territory.
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But she has avoided the press and done nothing in public to carve out her own priorities or initiatives as first lady.
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This is a time to carve out space in your social circle and creative life takes your pleasure and your happiness seriously.
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For many years, Israel and Jewish groups have lobbied Germany to carve out an exception for items looted in the Nazi era.
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Or you did, but you feel weird about telling your boss and family you need to carve out time to see them.
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By late '2000 Byrne was already attempting to carve out an F23 career, albeit at the back-of-the-grid Theodore squad.
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"All of this can be uncomfortable and exhausting, so carve out dedicated time to do the things that you enjoy," Godwin says.
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But the idea that congressional Republicans are just trying to protect low-income students — their rationalization for the carve-out — is ridiculous.
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To help make its demands for "un-templated" apps more palatable, Apple rewrote the guidelines to carve out exceptions and clarify things further.
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Carve out a little time to write a wish list or even make a vision board if you prefer the power of pictures.
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A plan to carve out its car and truck units might help lift its valuation if that eventually led to a separate listing.
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AT&T has joined the fight in the streaming wars, vying to carve out a digital swath with its planned HBO Max service.
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Set your fears aside and try to see if you can carve out the sneaky switches that were made to the tricky pics!
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After a successful early career running a music festival and leading an ensemble, he wanted to carve out time to actually write music.
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The story follows a family who ventured through the gates and onto a new world to carve out a new life for themselves.
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The company is already operating out of a 9,000-square-foot warehouse and plans to carve out 2,000 square feet for its tests.
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While, like YouTube, anyone can upload videos to Vimeo, the company has been trying to carve out a niche in the creator community.
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The vision puts priority on affiliates establishing a distinct local identity that quietly houses an al Qaeda "carve out" focused on international operations.
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If your resolution is to relax more It's crazy that we have to carve out time to relax these days, but we do.
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Under its bond and credit agreement indentures, Sprint has a carve-out for permitted liens up to 15% of consolidated net tangible assets.
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On the flip side, those retailers who can carve out a niche — or create a sense of scarcity for their merchandise — will win.
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The levies have also generated howls of complaint from the business community, which seems likely to persuade Mr Trump to carve out exceptions.
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This included a partial carve-out of the shipping portfolio to the non-core bank, which in turn has to bear higher costs.
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Netflix and Amazon already carve out their own kids/family areas inside the same platforms that the rest of their content lives on.
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You raise your kids and tell them, "This is good and this is bad," and they leave home and carve out their life.
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Co-occurrence statistics are then used to carve out substructures from the text data that basically represent meaning at levels beyond single words.
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"There's no carve-out" allowing the executive branch to abandon administrative procedures to revoke rules it believes previous administrations adopted improperly, Hemel said.
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Subsequently, walls were relocated or eliminated to carve out a nursery, a second full bath and an office that doubles as guest quarters.
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The Kurds want to carve out a continuous autonomous area by linking up the two enclaves they control along Syria's border with Turkey.
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Are you hopeful that this will happen, that we'll carve out a space for being and thinking beyond the reach of attention merchants?
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Linn Ullmann shows that it is difficult but possible to carve out one's own identity while honoring and loving one's mother and father.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has exploited Yemen's civil war to carve out a foothold in the Arabian Peninsula's poorest country.
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Ferretti explains that teenagers have used "adult-like behaviors" to define their independence, to carve out their own identities apart from their parents.
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Another city to consider is Edmonton, which is also beginning to carve out a place on the map in the country's startup scene.
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The retreat of IS has allowed the Kurds to carve out statelets in Iraq and Syria, and Mr Assad to strengthen his hand.
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And Zynga is hoping that by tackling a genre which is not currently dominating the charts, it can carve out its own space.
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And if the space you're in doesn't have room for your voice, don't be afraid to carve out a space of your own.
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The 1990s saw several players, including Strong, carve out noteworthy careers as fullbacks, like Lorenzo Neal, William Henderson, Tony Richardson, and Mike Alstott.
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Powered by innovation, companies large and small will carve out their own space and offerings within the technology to make its applications broader.
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The movie, however, perhaps tackles too much, incorporating clever callbacks to its cinematic predecessor while seeking to carve out its own expansive narrative.
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" But Glickman disagreed: "In my view, ethically speaking, we should not have this carve-out of limitations for funding for mental health services.
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"If you want to trade actively, you should carve out a slice of your portfolio that's not greater than maybe 20%," he said.
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The loan is unlikely to launch for syndication until November given it is a carve-out from a public company, the sources said.
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The communications watchdog forced BT to carve out network arm Openreach to ensure fair prices for rivals who buy access to the grid.
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The drop in cryptocurrency prices is meaning job losses for some, but it may carve out an ideal hiring opportunity for tech giants.
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"I'm not going to pressure the government to create a carve-out for fees," Cogan said definitively at the outset of the hearing.
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The Y Combinator graduate debuted in February last year and helped carve out a new potential market for personal assistants based on messaging.
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You're busy as hell during Capricorn season, so carve out as much quiet time as you can during this full moon in Cancer.
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It gives structure and purpose to our otherwise flailing attempts to carve out meaning and clarity from a seemingly desolate and indifferent universe.
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After years of grueling effort to carve out a niche for yourself, you finally find some success—and suddenly, the phone starts ringing.
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The LSTA focused most of its letter on a potential carve-out for loans that are appropriately formed, Ganz said in an interview.
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The basic takeaway is this: any business with depreciable property -- think manufacturing and yes, most definitely real estate, benefits from the carve out.
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" She also suggested finding time "to carve out little activities or habits that can be a special bond with you and your child.
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Which means it's more important than ever to carve out time to let your mind wander, and to let those novel ideas surface.
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Some analysts say Masako could carve out an independent role by championing causes she cares about rather than simply accompanying the emperor everywhere.
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In a time when bad jokes often mean jokes that offend, dad jokes carve out space to hate comedy for purely aesthetic reasons.
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Here's how our correspondents uncovered the lie that helped Elliott Kline, who started out as a Twitter troll, carve out a national profile.
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At Harvard I'm working on the ability to go back to a piece after a few weeks and carve out a better version.
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"So, yes, it's a collision course between the two African-American candidates, but they must also carve out their own lane," he said.
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Texas's RFRA includes a carve-out for civil rights protections to prevent people from citing their religious beliefs as a license to discriminate.
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Where it started: A ballot initiative approved in Michigan that makes recreational marijuana legal also contains a specific carve out for small businesses.
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In this case and others, the controversial advocacy was justified by saying it was necessary to carve out space for pro-life speech.
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Here's how our correspondents uncovered the lie that helped Elliott Klein, who started out as a Twitter troll, carve out a national profile.
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I decide to carve out some time now to think carefully about what my limits are and how I can work more efficiently.
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In addition to encouraging providers to inflate the volume of services, the carve-out also makes it very difficult to shop for care.
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As war broke out, long-oppressed Kurds rose up as much out of self-defense as to carve out a degree of autonomy.
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Israel After an election that didn't produce a clear winner, two key Israeli political leaders are trying to carve out a unity government.
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He said in the absence of regulation, companies have been forced to carve out their own policies, and Facebook's revolves around free expression.
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A labor leader told CNN Business that Lyft has met with labor representatives for a possible carve out as recently as mid-December.
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" Next, bring home your point with a simple request: "Can we carve out time on the weekends to make sure we prioritize it?
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The cancellation had stoked concerns about the willingness of both sides to carve out a deal or even an interim arrangement anytime soon.
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State lawmakers allowed public universities to carve out some gun-free zones as long as it didn't result in a campus-wide ban.
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My career blew up spectacularly and now, here I am at age 47, trying to carve out a career as a freelance writer.
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Upon arriving in Congress in 1987, she had to carve out a space in what was then still an old white boys' club.
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In state after state, policymakers are all too eager to carve out statutory protections for labor unions at the expense of worker rights.
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In an effort to carve out a piece of the digital marketplace, Barnes & Noble introduced its Nook e-reader and self-publishing platform.
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A tariff with a carve-out for Canada could provide temporary relief for domestic smelters, but would not pack the intended punch to China.
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" As a mom, she says it's hard to carve out time for yourself, but she admires what Paltrow preaches and thinks she's "really cool.
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At just 23, perhaps Bennett can carve out a career in the EuroLeague and work his way back to North America down the road.
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The Internet Gambling Prohibition and Enforcement Act of 2006 specifically contained a carve-out that differentiated fantasy sports from online gambling or sports betting.
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Trans people have long had to carve out spots where they could watch one another's backs, given the incredible levels of violence they face.
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Indonesia has been seeking to carve out a downstream industry based on its supplies of nickel laterite ore, which is used in lithium batteries.
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That is why volleyball is now becoming the first major summer sports federation to attempt to carve out a niche in winter sports territory.
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Windows Central speculates that Microsoft is looking to "carve out a new market," for the device, which sounds like a generous description at best.
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Thyssenkrupp is instead considering a new approach, involving a holding structure and a carve-out or partial listing of its elevators division, they added.
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But if the Blade laptops are any indication, Razer may be able to carve out a niche even in an overwhelmingly crowded product category.
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" Ultimately, Cole argued, "I don't think you can carve out exceptions ... to a content-neutral regulation of public accommodation sales in the retail context.
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The difference was that Iowa was able to use a big play and a long drive to carve out a 10-0 halftime lead.
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Carve out more time to relax, read, and spend time with friends, and consciously step away from screens and other sources of information overload.
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And how challenging it was to carve out that independent life in a world that did not give women their independence or their power.
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But so too could one of Iowa's largest industries, which has managed to carve out an outsize role in debates over renewable energy: ethanol.
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Mr Putin is hoping for a deal with Mr Trump, similar to the 1945 Yalta agreement, to carve out a Russian sphere of influence.
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That shift has inspired a number of startups to focus on the medium, in an effort to carve out a niche in YouTube's shadow.
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But those who are building businesses around them are clearly trying to carve out a place for themselves as platforms in their own right.
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According to Corley, 76 percent of the rich carve out 30 minutes or more for aerobic exercise like jogging, biking, or walking each day.
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If you can get your shit together on Sunday and carve out some time for veggie prep, then your weeknights will be forever changed.
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Of course, enrolling in this class alone is no promise you'll devour 300 books in 2018 — you'll need to carve out time to read.
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An avid Brexiteer, he has noisily campaigned for the local port to become a "free port", with a carve-out from Britain's customs regime.
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High-level skills carve out the striking features of human subjects, and trained eyes in depth and light draw out sensational three-dimensional effects.
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The law includes a carve-out for items of "special sentimental value," but the critical reaction from human rights groups was swift and punishing.
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Bill Cassidy's plan would ban lifetime limits in most plans — but would have a carve-out for "limited benefit plans" to continue the cap.
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This year's draft is particularly deep at point guard, and features a number of smallish prospects who could carve out roles in the league.
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Snap needs all the help it can get if the underdog is going to carve out a substantial and sustainable piece of social networking.
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When I create my own plan for these events, I usually carve out at least an hour and a half for the actual unveiling.
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"I needed to try to pay homage to Julie Andrews but carve out a new space for myself," Blunt said of taking the role.
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When people are juggling responsibilities and paving a path for the future, it's less convenient and more difficult to carve out time for friends.
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My goal is certainly to carve out a space on the internet for what I like to think is a sort of radical empathy.
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But Netanyahu's political fortunes have fallen since he failed to carve out a governing coalition in Israel's Knesset, just days before J Street's conference.
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The best way for hopefuls to stand out in such a crowded field is to carve out a niche for his or her candidacy.
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But law enforcement has been asking for a stronger emergency exemption in the update, while civil agencies have asked for their own carve-out.
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These days, city councilors are competing to carve out progressive political identities, with an expectation that the council's stars are headed for higher office.
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But they cannot answer the basic question before them—should they stay and fight, or carve out new lives together in some other place?
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Overall, the decision to carve-in versus carve-out pharmacy benefits has played out among insurers for decades, with a roughly 50-50 split.
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If you haven't compared rates and other offers in the last year or two, it's time to carve out some time to do it.
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Merkel is more confident about the possibility of European unity, and is looking to carve out a path for Franco-German cooperation and leadership.
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I felt not just a responsibility to talk about feminism, but like I was trying to carve out my own niche in space too.
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Sometimes with lack of reverence for the history of something, you can carve out a new version of it that disrupts the older narrative.
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Apple could choose to release an official Screen Time API or carve out exceptions for screen time apps that use MDM or other technologies.
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It's not going to be more accessible until women break down the gender barrier and carve out a place for themselves in the sport.
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After college, you go through this weirdly rebellious phase where I wanted to dissociate and carve out an identity aside from the Spelling Bee.
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And they're taking part in an "intimacy workshop" — part of a growing trend to carve out safe spaces in the theater and film industries.
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While you'll need to carve out an area to actually do the exercises in, when you're not using it, it won't encroach at all.
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The failure to carve out such a relationship of patronage was an early reason he began to sour on fired FBI Director James Comey.
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Meanwhile, as Brexit forces rules and alliances to be remade, some believe the process could help carve out a roadmap to a greener future.
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The case is the latest to come before the court asking the justices to carve out distinct rules for children convicted of heinous crimes.
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Some especially keen spatchcockers will also carve out the keel bone in the center of the bird's sternum to get an even flatter bird.
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The only issue with the privacy options are that to keep things truly private you have to opt out and carve out privacy zones.
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Forced labor is constitutional so long as it is a condition of punishment, a carve-out in the slavery prohibitions of the 13th Amendment.
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"We have chosen to make a transition this year in starting to carve out a progressive new role within this institution," the statement read.
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"We have chosen to make a transition this year in starting to carve out a progressive new role within this institution," the statement read.
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Even so, the UK managed to carve out distance from the rest of Europe; for example, it never adopted the common currency, the euro.
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The carve out Lyft has pushed for is not necessarily something that would also satisfy Uber, given its various business lines, including meal deliveries.
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David Leonhardt When George Shultz was secretary of state in the 1980s, he liked to carve out one hour each week for quiet reflection.
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At some point, he may realize that making deals is the better choice if he wants to carve out a real legacy for himself.
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However, each will also need to carve out space to stand out at a time when Warren appears to be gaining momentum and energy.
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Good omen No. 3: The two sisters who were vacating the premises had somehow managed to carve out two bedrooms in the small space.
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We realized we didn't need a series of extravagant events to connect with each other — we just needed to carve out time to connect.
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So what Clinton is doing here isn't just trying to carve out space to be her own politician, like Gore was doing in 2000.
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The shift comes after an aggressive push from conservative groups to oppose the proposal, which they called an unrelated carve-out for special interests.
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Carve out some "me" time to do the things you like to do, like a mid-afternoon walk or a workout at the gym.
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It's still early in the game and competitors abound, but fuboTV very well could carve out its own spot in the growing TV revolution.
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For years in Orlando, Brooklyn, and LA I had studios that were either a distance away or a carve out of my living space.
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Boko Haram has also abducted thousands of other women and children, as they attempted to carve out a self-proclaimed caliphate in Nigeria's northeast.
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The FEC's position is that any kind of carve-out from regulations for a specific industry like cybersecurity is a matter for Congress to decide.
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In past years, whenever he tried to carve out time to watch a breed being judged, one media crisis or another would pull him away.
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This grainy image reveals a deep mystery of Saturn: "propeller objects" (the white streaks) that fail to carve out their own lanes in the rings.
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Now, the new Mobius headphones represent an attempt to carve out yet another niche of people who like to spend top dollar on hardware: gamers.
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According to city records, they plan to carve out the elevator shaft in the garage and connect it to a test track 40 feet underground.
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While Alibaba has long dominated how people buy clothes online, a few smaller players, including Pinduoduo and Mogu, have managed to carve out a niche.
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Despite her insanely busy work schedule, the reality star, beauty mogul and mom of three, 3503, still manages to carve out time for 2350 p.m.
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Unexpected emotions flared up for you late last night, Libra, and today, you'd be wise to carve out some time for meditation, journaling, and reflection.
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It'll be fine, though—I'll just carve out an hour or two next week, hunker down in my office, and sort it all out then.
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It has never affected my ability to care for him; it has never tarnished my unending determination to carve out the best life for him.
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The Kurdish dream is to carve out an oil-rich state from Iraq that would cover several long-disputed territories, like the city of Kirkuk.
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Alienware has been trying to carve out a spot in the gaming accessories world this year, and its latest effort is two wide new monitors.
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If Varjo can really carve out a niche within a niche for its high-end, high-resolution solution, then maybe it can tackle other problems.
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Even though I desperately need more sleep, I find I have so much more energy if I can carve out a few minutes for exercise.
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Our sources say Kylie explained to Kanye she got the carve out for him, and at this point couldn't back out or she'd be sued.
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But the long term plan is to send fleets of spacecraft to lucrative rocks, carve out the valuable bits, and bring them back to Earth.
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Crowder made four baskets over a six-minute stretch spanning the first and second quarters to help the Jazz carve out a 33-22 lead.
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"Clearly, our new bison escaped this trap and managed to carve out a niche for itself on the Ice Age European landscape," Copper told Gizmodo.
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It is also—indeed, most of the time—being able to carve out the space of what might be possible in nature with high confidence.
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Her other recent priorities include online consumer protection and election security — allowing her to carve out a role in efforts to regulate social media companies.
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Through its first three episodes, Telltale's Batman game series has managed to carve out a niche, tackling very familiar territory in its own unique way.
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Turkey's stated aim is to carve out a "safe zone" inside Syria to resettle many of the 3.6 million Syrian war refugees it is hosting.
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According to Corley, 76 percent of his survey respondents carve out 30 minutes or more for aerobic exercise like jogging, biking or walking each day.
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Irvine is also targeting growing revenue 10x, with the new funding in place — gunning to carve out a leadership position in the North American market.
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Like I said before, the things that have always done the best for us are things that we really took time to carve out ourselves.
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"We will work closely with the NCAA and lawmakers on a carve-out for collegiate sports in any proposed regulatory framework moving forward," DraftKings added.
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Black joins Kimberly Drew's Black Contemporary Art Tumblr in trying to digitally carve out a place where black contemporary artists and critics can be catalogued.
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At that time, it was speculated that Amazon could carve out a huge chunk of the prescription and over-the-counter drug sales market. Drugstore.
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RwandAir officials say the airline expects to break even by 2018, and plans to carve out a niche by connecting under-served destinations across Africa.
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Before the actual networking event — in a bathroom stall, your car or somewhere quiet — carve out five to 10 minutes for personal meditation and reflection.
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After years of Apple being the default brand for young creatives, is Microsoft going to carve out some of that space with the Surface Studio?
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But if riders and cities decide they want a more reliable scooter service, Skip could carve out a solid business while being a better citizen.
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Children scramble through snowy forests; lone hikers take a break to enjoy the view, and some carve out tiny oases of greenery above bustling cities.
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We can carve out places in bad-equilibrium countries, like Paul Romer's charter cities, and seed those new communities with a population primed to coordinate.
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Labor representatives however suggest the group carve out and list its healthy assets to avoid what they fear will result in thousands of job cuts.
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"We urge the Commission to resist some parties' request for the creation of a special carve-out for 'de-identified' customer information," the groups said.
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Though Bezos admits that silently reading memos together is the "weirdest meeting culture," he has to carve out the time because his execs are busy.
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But the end result is an app that's sort of a mess and one that failed to carve out a dedicated space for Apple TV+.
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Weber said Josi brought a unique dimension as a partner who could carve out room for him while providing a scoring threat of his own.
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But he has begun trying to carve out a niche, one that implicitly differentiates himself from bigger-name contenders who are also eyeing a race.
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Lyft has long been trying to carve out an equal share of the American ride-hailing market, but has struggled to match up against Uber.
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Carve out an afternoon (this is a long one) to take in this sweeping dark 1980 western starring Kris Kristofferson, Isabelle Huppert and Jeff Bridges.
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He has been trying to carve out a more active role for Japan's military, despite opposition from constitutional experts and much of the Japanese public.
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So now the latest frontier in the quest to carve out more parkland is the city's subterranean level — home to subways, sewage lines and rats.
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Bruce Daisley, a former Twitter executive who now writes about the science of work, recommends that employees carve out time to let their mind wander.
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Unfortunately, few of us have the luxury to manage every week that way, which means we need to find ways to carve out maker moments.
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Most of those who did settled in the young state of Israel, where they managed to carve out happy lives for themselves and their children.
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Many young people have used that leeway to carve out spaces where they mix and engage in activities that others in society would object to.
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Plenty of talk is going to take place during the next month—so make sure you carve out time to sit and think about things!
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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders won his home state early in the night, but failed to carve out a foothold in the East Coast and Midwest.
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Teams struggle to carve out spaces to play without official courts or permits, travel to tournaments is self-funded, and even organized teams lack uniforms.
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"I carve out time each month to transparently share tools, templates, and strategies with folks from underrepresented backgrounds who are just starting their fundraising journey."
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The practice, in which lawmakers carve out oddly shaped districts that favor their parties' candidates, has helped define American politics since the country's early days.
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And I have been reading and writing ever since — not simply to survive but to carve out my own tenuous place on this unsteady earth.
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With the severance deal in place, a last-minute carve out to exempt the Waldorf was inserted in the bill, allowing the conversion to proceed.
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That's his prerogative — and his responsibility, one he can't simply shift to the senators as permitted for evidentiary questions under the Rule VII carve-out.
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Collins, meanwhile, has had four terms in the Senate to carve out a moderate and independent reputation that Maine often rewards at the ballot box.
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That means they have 60 days to carve out a tax reform bill, work out a deal for repatriation of capital and reform health care.
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He added that Senegal is already an established exporter of its oil and gas reserves, enabling China to carve out a different kind of relationship.
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Earlier this month, Frances former telecoms monopoly Orange said it plans to carve out its mobile towers in most European countries where it is present.
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In other leagues, it's often the teams versus the league, and how do we carve out a little bit of rights over here, over there.
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The rare carve-out blocks tobacco companies from suing when foreign governments restrict labels on cigarette packaging, but it's costing President Obama some Republican votes.
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"He just has a broad interest in policy, and I don't think he was sure that he should carve out one single area," Levin said.
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WASHINGTON — A House Democratic committee voted to carve out terms of its investigation of President Donald Trump, inching them closer on the issue of impeachment.
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The DIP loan includes a $75 million carve-out for environmental cleanup costs, well below the roughly $450 million that regulators expect it will need.
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For starters, a city's parks department does the upkeep, rather than busy parents needing to carve out lawn care time on top of everything else.
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Earlier this month, France's former telecoms monopoly Orange said it plans to carve out its mobile towers in most European countries where it is present.
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But becoming a wife and mom meant the time she could carve out to support multiple influencers was limited, so James scaled up to courses.
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From pricing to privacy to mood lights, some hotels are trying to carve out a space of their own in the ever-evolving lodging industry.
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Iowa's new plan creates a carve-out for the Iowa Farm Bureau, a long-standing agricultural association that has historically served the state's farming communities.
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U.S. chipmakers, which had been seeking a carve-out for exports of less sensitive technology to the world's top telecoms technology maker, welcomed the news.
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If Amazon does find a way to end the deal — or carve out the non-perishables business for itself — Instacart's revenue will take a hit.
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The assignment of the final ratings is contingent on completion of the carve-out on the terms as presented to Fitch, including the supply and transitional service agreements signed between Theramex (or any of its related entities) and Teva to support the carve-out, as well as receipt of final financing documents being materially in line with the draft indicative terms presented to Fitch in October 2017.
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In 2015 Mukalla was overrun by al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), seeking to carve out an emirate far from the battlefields to the West.
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Lonza Group gained 3.9% on announcing it will carve out its specialty ingredients business and cut around 130 jobs there as it reorganises the struggling division.
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It is conceivable the GOP may carve out the deeply integrated supply chains for manufacturing and commodities exchange that occur under NAFTA in these 35 states.
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Amazon has seen its stock rise this year as it continues to convince investors that it will carve out an even bigger lead in e-commerce.
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He also said plans to carve out T-Systems' cybersecurity and industrial internet businesses would position them as profit and growth centers, rather than service organizations.
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In 2010, Foursquare cofounder Naveen Selvadurai believed that his company, and several other social-media upstarts—Twitter, Tumblr, Path—could carve out successful niches against Facebook.
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It should also help the new state museum of contemporary art, known as EMST, the show's main venue, carve out a space on Europe's arts map.
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But even as Uber seeks to carve out a new, more progressive looking path its past practices keep coming back to bite it in the boot.
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You'll use this little poker to make dotted lines around the outside of anything you're gonna carve out (so you can remove the stencil before cutting).
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With the future very much headed in a wireless direction, the Melomania buds come just in time to carve out a new niche for Cambridge Audio.
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All you need is your choice of polish (black probably makes sense here...), a steady hand, and to carve out a few minutes before this afternoon.
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It's those assets that Elliott Management thinks are appealing enough to carve out some of its $34 billion in assets under management for a minority stake.
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The newlywed, mother of two and GOOP creator admits it's difficult to carve out me-time every week – but she never compromises on exercise and nutrition.
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A gouging tool can then be used to carve out semi-circles on the top, giving the vegetable the appearance of a polka-dot-covered toadstool.
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My hope is that it's only a matter of time until these factors start meshing for families who want the space to carve out untraditional routines.
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BZ WBK yesterday entered into an agreement to acquire a carve-out of DBPL's core business from Deutsche Bank for an estimated PLN1.29 billion (EUR306 million).
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You'll want to carve out time to do the more important things (that may take longer) first before you run out of your more productive hours.
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The New California proposal, which paints the state government as a den of tax-crazed socialists, would carve out mainly rural counties into a 51st state.
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But when it comes to following in Mom's footsteps later in life, Austin genuinely hopes Chanel is able to carve out her own (very different) path.
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A Seattle Times investigation reported that a "carve-out" allowed someone operating several properties to continue to do so in exchange for dropping a lawsuit appeal.
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The EPA will now work with the Department of Transportation to carve out new proposed standards for 2022–2025 cars, which will likely be less stringent.
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On the federal level, fantasy sports is legal, because the Internet Gambling Prohibition and Enforcement Act of 2006 included a specific carve out stipulating as much.
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The ultimate question then becomes if Sanders can truly carve out a new path for American foreign policy during the campaign, whether he wins or not.
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The question now is whether the 93-year will continue to carve out a new higher range, which he said could pose a risk for stocks.
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While he didn't take vacations in the early years of his business, he said he has learned to carve out that time to relax and recharge.
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Roku has also managed to carve out a significant stake in the United States, despite competition from Amazon Fire TV Stick, Apple TV and Google ChromeCast.
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The launch comes at a time when major media companies, networks, and studios are trying to carve out a niche for themselves in the streaming era.
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He'll also carve out time to memorialize victims of the "Dirty War," an organized system of rounding up and killing dissidents during the 1970s and '80s.
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But freelancers, contractors and consultants are as entrepreneurial as any startup founder and want to carve out a place for themselves in this work environment too.
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" The budget would, however, carve out room for more apprenticeship programs, which the White House says are an "evidence-based approach to preparing workers for jobs.
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Spanish goalkeeper Dani Lopez produced a string of superb saves while his team found chinks in Croatia's armour to carve out a 4-2 halftime lead.
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But Ankara faces new rivals like China, India and Brazil as it seeks to carve out influence on a continent long dominated by former colonial powers.
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"I'm very keen for him to carve out some space to help us to develop the sport and not just in an ambassadorial role," Coe said.
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Neighboring countries have been drawn into the terror group's attempt to carve out an Islamic state, including Niger, where four American servicemen were killed last year.
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The Obamacare failure also means it is even more important for Republicans to carve out a win as they now turn to tax reform this week.
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At least some forward-thinking proprietors prefer the online algorithms to handle the busywork — reservations, directions — so they can carve out time to run a restaurant.
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As G.M. tries to carve out a larger business in electric cars, it is also acting to improve profit margins in its core North American business.
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If the Democrats were so worried about immigrants' ability to meet the requirement, Labrador countered, they could carve out an exception to Obamacare, allowing catastrophic plans.
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But the effort to carve out a provision benefiting the college that had connections to the Trump administration was continuously rejected after Democrats cried foul. Sen.
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And they're opting for them over the blue states that are traditionally magnets for newcomers seeking to carve out a new life in the United States.
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To some extent, this is our real obligation—not to carve out a Jewish home abroad, but to defend the home that we've built right here.
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"I think that when you have an agreement that's so broad that says you cannot discuss -- with no carve out for accountants, advisers, therapists," Katz said.
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China has promised billions of dollars for development projects in the region as part of its Belt and Road strategy to carve out new export markets.
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He could carve out a decisive edge by making a big blue state like Pennsylvania or Michigan competitive — though polls suggest that is a long shot.
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For hundreds of years, the solution to this density has to be to carve out a bit more space by filling in parts of the sea.
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The Unity Press and Unity Zines founder started Unity Skateboards earlier this year to carve out a niche in visual culture for the LGBTQ skating community.
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On the grand opening requiem "andata" and the solemn, beautiful "solari," the mood is funereal as organ-like synths carve out deliberate melodies with jazzy ease.
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In reality, she says, most people fighting on behalf of their countries are trying to carve out better futures for their families or end specific policies.
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Sanders has ramped up his minority outreach efforts, and the campaign is looking beyond the carve-out states as it girds for an extended primary battle.
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The challenge for Dodd-Frank reformers will be to carve out meaningful exceptions for community banks that still ensure their soundness while providing adequate consumer protections.
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The acquisition comes after Glovo raised €150 million, or $166 million, in new funding, and it is an attempt to carve out market share against rivals.
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Analysts said that Ms. Tsai, though not a firebrand, was seeking to diversify Taiwan's economic partners and carve out more space for it in international affairs.
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As she tries to carve out a new place in the world, Marion turns out to be a delightful antiheroine and defies expectation at every turn.
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Expect your sleep schedule and your ability to carve out quality alone time to get even more difficult unless you demand big changes to your schedule.
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It took Rihanna a decade to carve out that space; but now that it exists, the doors are open for other artists to explore it further.
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Mr. Sanders, as the ranking member of the Budget Committee, challenged the provision as a clear carve-out for an institution from Mr. McConnell's home state.
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Though Pai took meetings and calls with small, community-based telecom companies, Big Telecom was able to carve out a significant portion of the chair's schedule.
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The carve-out bill glided through the Republican-led Senate on a bipartisan vote last March, but it ran into resistance in the Democratic-controlled House.
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He was paid in whiskey while he lived and worked on a horse ranch until he convinced them to carve out a night shift for him.
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Set limits on your work hours, carve out time for exercise, eat a healthy diet, and make time for mental strength exercises (like meditation and gratitude).
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This idea that if you can carve out all that space for joy you're going to leave all that space for pain to enter as well.
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My mom battled her way into an industry dominated by white men to carve out a place for herself and to advocate for other Chinese immigrants.
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They hosted panels teaching people how to carve out time for activism and deploy talking points on the Second Amendment, immigration, abortion and the culture wars.
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Raggi's opinion, however, seems to create a carve-out to an important legal doctrine for the one area of policy that most concerns a Republican president.
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Unlike Netflix, which had to steadily carve out its place in the U.S. streaming market, consumers are now ready and willing to try new streaming apps.
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Whatever role she has tried to carve out, she has clearly gone to great lengths not to be seen as cashing in on her royal associations.
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As many parents are undoubtedly aware, having a child can make it extremely difficult to carve out any time for self-care or even basic hygiene.
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The social media platform can often be described as a place filled with negativity, but Miranda managed to carve out his own special nook of niceness.
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A musician by trade, I've managed to carve out a living on Martha's Vineyard as a bandleader, and my wife runs an after-school dance program.
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Skeptical of Trump's warmer relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, lawmakers in both parties are breaking with the incoming administration to carve out a tougher stance.
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The proposal pending in Albany would preserve the integrity of the double jeopardy statute, but carve out a narrow exception for anyone pardoned by the president.
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She left school at 13 but through decades of work experience managed to carve out a middle-class career selling technology-training classes for office workers.
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On policy, he sought to carve out space for himself as a moderate option for voters during an election cycle that has seen progressive ideas flourish.
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He seemed to carve out a middle ground between the court's majority and his fellow conservatives the last time the Louisiana law came before the court.
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"If not for my own motivation to go to college, I would not have been able to carve out a traditional experience for myself," he said.
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It would carve out an exception to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which protects websites from legal liability for content posted by third parties.
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And although the Obama administration had created a provision to protect these programs from legal challenges, that carve-out was removed in May by congressional lawmakers.
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Yet, more than seven years after the Volcker Rule was enacted, there is zero evidence or economic basis for any exception, carve-out or other weakening.
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The Boko Haram insurgency, which Buhari vowed to end when he took office in 2015, aims to carve out a purist Islamic state in northeastern Nigeria.
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It would carve out an exception to Section 21625 of the Communications Decency Act, which protects websites from legal liability for content posted by third parties.
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Once you understand you aren't happy at work, the first thing McKee recommends that you do is carve out some time for deep reflection and introspection.
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On policy, he sought to carve out space for himself as a moderate option for voters during an election cycle that has seen progressive ideas flourish.
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"There are a handful of school districts seeking to ban crowdfunding, but the truth is that some of them carve out exceptions for DonorsChoose," he said.
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Now, they're the heartland of an insurgency fighting an increasingly brutal and bloody war to carve out an independent state from President Paul Biya's repressive control.
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Ultimately, the administration and Congress create a carve-out that protects a small number of favored constituents while leaving most of the damaging policy in place.
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State tax analysts expected about 191,000 taxpayers to get a tax break from the carve-out for pass-throughs, but almost 400,000 people claimed that exemption.
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The YPG has used the Syrian civil war to carve out an autonomous region across wide areas of northern Syria, which is known as Rojava in Kurdish.
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After failed attempts to carve out spaces in Chicago and San Francisco, George Lucas and his wife Mellody Hobson have finally found a home for their museum.
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CEO Sam Reed told "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer that the company realized it was too focused on the carve-out from ConAgra in the previous quarter.
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In response to fears that the bill would make it impossible for online encyclopedias to operate, legislators attempted to carve out an exception specifically for those platforms.
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Recode's Rani Molla summed up some of the highlights here, but if you're anything like me, you'll want to carve out time to skip through the slides.
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"Unlike a lot of working mothers, I was still able to carve out time for parent-teacher conferences and school concerts and chaperoning field trips," says Parker.
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In some cases, class-action lawsuits are still prohibited, and Google's changes did not carve out similar rights for the contract workers the company relies heavily upon.
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Federal courts have so far ruled NCAA amateurism rules don't violate antitrust law, but securing a federal carve-out for the association would require a big lift.
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In those roles, Hees helped implement 3G's aggressive approach to cost-cutting and budgeting that served to carve out industry-leading margins and to fund its acquisitions.
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The move to carve out a product exclusively for third-party partners is telling of Didi's conviction to secure more drivers and cars amid changing industry currents.
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In those roles, Hees helped implement 33G's aggressive approach to cost-cutting and budgeting that served to carve out industry-leading margins and to fund its acquisitions.
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But the main idea has always been that African Americans could carve out some measure of autonomy if they disengaged from the dominant institutions of white America.
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Their mission was to carve out a new theme for this guy aside from him being the third runner-up on Hannah Brown's season of "The Bachelorette."
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Later, after the Persian Gulf War, the US imposed a no-fly zone that helped to protect the Kurds and allowed them space to carve out autonomy.
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They tried to carve out space, opening up the area beneath a stairwell for a play area for the children, Sorcha, now 5, and Franklin, now 3½.
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Following the carve-out from Bilfinger, Apleona has sold activities such as the turnkey construction business in Germany and its UK-based real estate advisory business GVA.
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Following the carve-out from Bilfinger, Apleona has sold activities such as the turnkey construction business in Germany and its UK-based real estate advisory business GVA.
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Women whose individual histories, passions, and decisions carve out an idiosyncratic plot — not ones whose destinies are predetermined by a premise made musky by time and overuse.
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The war might be over, so to speak, but there's room for other companies to carve out their own space and take a shot at the king.
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Part of Erdoğan's motivation for the invasion of northern Syria had been to carve out a safe zone to relocate some 3.6 million refugees currently in Turkey.
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Pat Laperrière mostly relies on a spinning lathe to strip away the log's bark, carve out the bowl's shape, and then give it a perfectly polished finish.
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While there's still enough water to flow even today, it's nothing like the kinds of deep, flowing rivers that would be required to carve out those gullies.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch is providing the entire debt commitment to Platinum Equity initially but will carve out a portion to other banks, the sources said.
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Devon Maloney, Internet Culture Editor: Professionally, over the past five years, I've managed to carve out dystopian fiction as one of my major beats as a writer.
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That could also serve as a differentiator for Mixer as it tries to carve out a niche for itself in the battle with Twitch and YouTube Gaming.
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Whether it can carve out a niche for those who want the occasional handbag, and not one they pick out for themselves, still remains to be seen.
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In the coming year, Pomel hopes to carve out markets in Europe, Asia and South America to expand beyond the several thousand customers the company already has.
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So you want to start a blog and carve out a little corner of the internet to call your own — that's a pretty brilliant and popular impulse.
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The concerns raised by Smith and others prompted the ISA to carve out a vast swath of the zone—roughly 550,000 square miles—for long-term conservation.
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As is the case with other EVs, placing the battery and motors beneath the floor gives automakers an opportunity to carve out more room in the cabin.
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Far from simply waging war on the blockers, Facebook is trying to carve out the only middle ground that will be left when the war is over.
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Buttigieg will have every opportunity to carve out his place on Tuesday to make his generational argument for change -- and why he's the one to deliver it.
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Lua and Tan say RecomN wants to carve out its own niche by focusing on big, costly projects instead of things like routine home repairs or cleaning.
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But the company's stock has only gained modestly since then, with many investors waiting for signs the now-smaller company will be able to carve out opportunities.
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He has drawn many comparisons to J.J. Barea, another pint-size guard who was able to carve out a long career in the NBA despite being undrafted.
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I think you want to see it carve out that base, but come second half of the year, we do think financials should continue to do well.
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It was always going to be McConnell's job to carve out eight Democrat votes to join with Republicans in the Senate to pass their health care reforms.
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Not everyone in the industry is happy with the attention, and question whether such start-ups will be able to carve out much more than a niche.
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New York City, for example, is considering ways to carve out a portion of the money currently going toward ride-hail apps for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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In one possibility that members of the Republican National Committee have floated, the early voting states, also known as "carve-out states," would retain their special status.
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Elliott has also suggested that Micro Focus carve out and sell Suse Linux, which it acquired as part of a $1.2 billion deal for Attachmate in 2014.
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The sun, hazy Neptune, and structural Saturn all connect on Friday, allowing you to carve out a lifestyle that gives you enough space to feel fully rested.
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It's one thing to carve out a special policy for political speech in general; it's another to make distinctions within that category between politicians and everyone else.
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"I do think finding time to rest your mind is important in this news cycle, and I try to carve out time to do that," she explains.
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" The network continues to broadcast shows that carve out a place in the culture and are popular with younger viewers, like "Inside Amy Schumer" and "Broad City.
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Despite trade-war fears, a yield curve inversion, and declining forward earnings forecasts, stocks continue to carve out fresh all-time highs seemingly on a daily basis.
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Then we carve out the fallopian tubes, slice them really thinly and fry them in the pan with lots of butter, before glazing them with chicken stock.
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To help cool the engine and gearbox, the teams carve out vents, or gills, in the bodywork, particularly on the side of the cockpit, and the airbox.
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For instance, a €2bn Term Loan B backing KKR's carve-out of Upfield Foods' (formerly known as Flora Food Group) priced in February at 203bp over Euribor.
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The results, with their mix of academic painting and vernacular craft, carve out a space for work that asserts a black identity within the art historical continuum.
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Their stated goal is still to carve out an Islamic state in DRC and they have managed to survive multiple Congolese and Ugandan Army operations against them.
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While the bill placed limits on wealthy taxpayers claiming this deduction, there was a special carve-out for real estate — the main source of Mr. Trump's wealth.
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All you need to do is jot down tasks you complete throughout your day, or carve out a few minutes in the evening to write a reflection.
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It may be worthwhile to try to carve out some quiet time during the Thanksgiving break to talk to your student about how the transition is going.
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By the 1930s, the nation's first political consultants, Clem Whitaker and Leone Baxter, began to carve out a niche business, handling 65 initiative campaigns over 15 years.
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Make time for whatever energizes you Most successful people carve out time in their morning to commit to things that make them feel relaxed, energized and motivated.
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The alternative — letting self-interested politicians draw maps that cement their power and ignore the voices of voters — is to carve out the heart of representative democracy.
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Snapdragon Ride is the latest — and perhaps most notable effort to date — to carve out more market share in the already crowded ADAS and automated driving industries.
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The bank had already priced a US$240bn three-part trade the previous week, enabling it to carve out almost US$11bn-equivalent in just two sessions.
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Perhaps that's why the show doesn't totally abandon being aspirational, while simultaneously trying to carve out enough space to distinguish it from other white-coated network fare.
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CVC and KKR have teamed up against Advent and Bain Capital for the €9bn spinoff carve-out of Dutch paints and coatings company Akzo Nobel's chemicals business.
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Layoffs are a natural next step for the business as it aims to carve out a clear path to profitability, now a requisite for a 2020 IPO.
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Presents like a fancy neck massaging tool, a luxurious scented candle, or a relaxing pillow spray is a thoughtful reminder to carve out time for self care.
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Boko Haram has been fighting for a decade to carve out an Islamist caliphate and has staged regular raids into neighboring Chad, Niger and Cameroon, killing thousands.
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Identify the times when you do your best work, and carve out an hour or two every day to get a lot done in that time frame.
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Once the company sold, most employees got nothing while the company's executives walked away with millions of dollars in a pre-arranged carve-out, CNBC previously reported.
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Women don't have to worry about whether the organizer will be able to carve out time to orchestrate a meeting because doing so is the organizer's job.
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Belgian digital imaging company Agfa announced plans to carve out the healthcare IT activities as a standalone legal entity in 2017 and began the process this year.
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The Rubin parents, both immigrants from the former Soviet Union, carve out familiarity in a foreign terrain in order to "give Max the gift of native feeling."
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But a public advocacy organization called Protect Democracy noted a carve-out in Friday's opinion -- if the House sought a court's permission to gather grand jury documents.
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But the FDA would allow a carve-out around mint and menthol flavors for adults who relied on these basic flavors to moderate addictions to actual cigarettes.
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Technology advancements matter, but companies will need to carve out a profitable business model that capitalizes on their strengths — and stop investing in races they can't win.
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More than 30,000 people have been killed and millions forced to flee in Boko Haram's decade-long campaign to carve out an Islamist state in northeast Nigeria.
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Last week, T.I. celebrated the 15th anniversary of Trap Muzik, the 2003 album that helped carve out the sound for what much of Atlanta rap is today.
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Luckily, thanks to some help from those around her, Iman has been able to carve out little bits of time to get back into her work post-baby.
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Its flexible nature, letting users play games both on the go and in their living rooms, has helped Nintendo re-carve out its place in the gaming landscape.
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Facebook may not be trying to capitalize on the time you carve out to catch up on your beloved shows —your destination for prestige or high-brow content.
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At the other end of the spectrum, as large corporates divest business units and carve out non-core assets, a whole new layer of investment opportunities are born.
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Most of my friends (including me) are married now, and often, I find myself alone in my desire to carve out more "girl time" (a phrase I loathe).
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You can carve out new space for yourself in the horror genre, and I think that's what films like Get Out and certainly John was trying to do.
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But with the eclectic Wildflowers, one of the best albums of his career, he managed to carve out his own cool little lane for his next 23 years.
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Gift them something that helps them carve out their own space while they're away from home, like a portable espresso maker so they can have quality espresso anywhere.
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In America's lawmaking, Mr Teles argues, veto-points function as toll booths, at which proponents of a law must write in yet another complicated carve-out or handout.
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But with the Rylo camera shooting in every direction, he was able to carve out a really smooth 16:9 clip of his dog nipping at his heels.
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I can sort of understand how Vertu was able to carve out a niche back in those pre-smartphone days; after all, phones didn't have to evolve much.
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But the company's stock has only risen modestly since then, with many investors waiting for signs the now-smaller company will be able to carve out new opportunities.
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Remember that time Luke Skywalker got so cold on Hoth he had to carve out that poor Tauntaun's guts and sleep inside its carcass just to stay warm.
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Let Blue Ivy know that you'll carve out some special time to do the things that she enjoys and that there's enough love to go around for everyone.
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So if Amazon can carve out its own slice of the market, it could help the company target its customers with health-related products and even lifestyle interventions.
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Similarly, your character also joins the soldiers in combat, and so you need to carve out time to improve your own skills by training with other faculty members.
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Erdogan's vision Almost a month ago, Erdogan deposed his own handpicked Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu due to the latter's attempts to carve out his own influence in government.
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Carve out enough pumpkin to give your fish a good view, drop in a tank of a suitable size, and your fish will happily swim around all Halloween.
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With the recent launch of Direct, it appears that Instagram may want to carve out a separate experience for messaging, leaving the main app to focus on consumption.
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But if Snap can follow the Spiegel game plan, it could carve out a sustainable market through a small but loyal audience who want to communicate through imagery.
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"Conditions distorting competition allow foreign competitors to carve out an increasingly large part of passenger volume," Michael Frenzel, President of the federal association of Germany's tourism sector, said.
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For this administration, Minter said, "Other than anti-gay bias, there is no reason to carve out that type of gender-based discrimination from Title VII's broad scope."
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While it may be a relatively younger brand in the space, UE has been able to carve out a space for itself as a popular and reliable name.
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On the other hand, in this traditional Muslim society, WhatsApp is helping to carve out an area of privacy for the first time for young men and women.
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If you've purged your wardrobe and still have a closet full and then some, Wonder Hangers can carve out extra space by putting multiple garments to one hanger.
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But it's easy to see how the company could well carve out a niche among users who might otherwise be unsure of how to take that first step.
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While Blackstone's carve-out is still awaiting further regulatory approvals, including the US, after securing EU approval on July 23, this is unlikely to delay the debt syndication.
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You can find many answers in your Hogwarts books, as author J.K. Rowling takes the groundwork from her "Harry Potter" stories to carve out a new film franchise.
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S, Europe's biggest biotech company, in a $30 billion deal that will also carve out a listed biopharmaceutical development company run by Actelion Chief Executive Jean-Paul Clozel.
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When they do manage to carve out spaces for themselves, the establishment as represented by the Grammys, as we saw over the weekend, refuses to give them recognition.
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Front Burner Along with opening a bakery, a high-end restaurant and, soon, a food hall, Claus Meyer has found time to carve out a hot-dog stand.
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Boko Haram militants have killed more than 20,000 people, forced around 2 million to flee and attacked Nigeria's neighbors in a campaign to carve out an Islamist caliphate.
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Shaw and Partners banking analyst David Spotswood said ANZ's decision to carve out the wealth management business and sell the insurance business separately was something of a surprise.
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They ended up creating a special carve-out deduction in a tax bill that was supposed to eliminate deductions and make the system fair and easy to follow.
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Based on information I have, I believe she tried to carve out a new identity -- that she decided that this was her chance to gain a new life.
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But so many diners want their food delivered to their front doors instead that the eateries have to carve out valuable space solely dedicated to fulfilling those orders.
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In the afternoons when he was more available, he would carve out a couple of hours to do the more time-consuming exercises, such as quizzes and evaluations.
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"Aladdin," $24.99, available at TargetIf you're going to watch the new live-action version of "Aladdin," you should carve out some time to rewatch the 1992 version too.
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The United States has been using drones to target the Islamist militant group, which has exploited Yemen's civil war to carve out a foothold in the impoverished country.
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That principle, however, is so clear and beyond dispute only because the Supreme Court refused to carve out exceptions to the Civil Rights Act all those years before.
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IBM has been trying to carve out a place for itself as a go-to cloud repository for all enterprise software services — not just those IBM builds itself.
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There was a lot of pressure and yes, some changes to the bill that came with it -- but the pass-through carve-out wasn't involved in the discussions.
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Already, she has worked with Representative Jim McGovern of Massachusetts, the incoming chairman of the Rules Committee, to carve out a religious exception to the no-hats rule.
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Plastic House On Base of Sky uses these electronic instruments to carve out more complex emotions than happiness or anger as much as it works in dismantling genres.
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" If you were wondering how Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York, got to this point, carve out some time to watch this episode of "The Weekly.
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Exhibitions and events carve out a space for young women, people of color, and queer youth to showcase their talents and imagine a different kind of art world.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — A quick one today, as I am desperately trying to carve out time to work on some other Wordplay goodies that you may see this year.
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The withdrawal would open the way for Turkish troops to carve out a buffer zone in northern Syria stretching from the border with Iraq to the Euphrates River.
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The Queen herself released a statement — well, technically, her office did — slightly pushing back against the Sussexes' intention to "carve out a progressive new role" within the monarchy.
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Even as she touts her progressive record, she is seeking to carve out a more moderate lane, while emphasizing her ability to accomplish the goals she lays out.
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But the Turkish advance has also served to blunt the Kurdish fighters' efforts to carve out a contiguous swath of territory inside Syria stretching to the Iraqi border.
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The Akzo Nobel carve-out business is marketing an 8NC3 senior unsecured two-part bond comprising a €900m-equivalent tranche in US dollars and a €485m euro issue.
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To carve out space among the Gordon Gekkos and Donald Trumps of Wall Street, or navigate the corporate ruthlessness of Thatcher's Britain, they had to dress the part.
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An NBCUniversal-owned Vudu could quickly get very bloated, and Vudu would lose the independent status that has helped carve out its niche over the last several years.
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He made a name for himself with his ability to carve out room on the ground while playing in Peyton Manning's offense with the Colts from 1999-2005.
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The streaming era had yet to arrive — YouTube was only two years old — but writers wanted studios to carve out a robust compensation formula for programs distributed digitally.
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After several years of work to carve out a road, Pope Leo, who was of Florence's Medici family, relieved Michelangelo of his commission and the project was abandoned.
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If he runs, he'll have to face a lot of these new questions from the centrist problem-solver lane the former vice president could carve out for himself.
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Boko Haram, who last year pledged loyalty to Islamic State, have kidnapped hundreds of men, women and children in their campaign to carve out a mediaeval Islamist caliphate.
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" She said that it was "ludicrous" for any entity "to think that they can carve out a segment of the discussion on diversity solely for their own use.
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Numerous Koch-backed groups pushed hard against the deal, calling it a carve-out for special interests and threatening to use senators' votes against them in upcoming elections.
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Instead, the new map was designed to "resolve all known mineral conflicts" – that's polite speak for carve out potential uranium and fossil fuel sites for ease of access.
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He added that both Uber and Lyft need to convince investors that, in the next 5 years, they can carve out a bigger portion of consumers' transportation budgets.
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Senator Joe Manchin III, Democrat of West Virginia, has warned that he would pursue a carve-out of Section 230 for sites that hosted the sale of opioids.
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I love it, I am glad I'm doing it, but you really have to carve out your time with your loved ones, with your friends, with your family.
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She hasn't wasted an opportunity to throw New York's problems at the governor's feet, but she's also slowly beginning to carve out a progressive platform of her own.
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Starting with just a single dot or line, they are left to carve out territory and work their magic for several days, even up to a few months.
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It seemed like the first time in his very long public life that he didn't at least carve out a significant portion of a speech to talk about ... himself!
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It's time to add Nvidia to the Christmas shopping list as semiconductor stocks start to carve out a price floor after a steep sell-off, Citigroup told clients Thursday.
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When my wife and I bought our house in July of 2012, I knew the basement had potential for me to carve out a great space to make paintings.
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"I do want to carry on my dad&aposs legacy, but I also want to carve out my own path," the 32-year-old said of her famous father.
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Supporting all of this investment activity is the potential to carve out a huge chunk of the $270 billion consumers spent on meat in the U.S. in 2017 alone.
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While being a red carpet entrepreneur doesn't guarantee success, there are many who have managed to carve out a second career and parlay it into a multimillion-dollar venture.
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This is something I should generally be doing more of, but it's surprisingly difficult to carve out that time every day, so I usually end up missing a lot.
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A regional offensive last year drove Boko Haram from much of the territory it held in northern Nigeria, undermining its seven-year campaign to carve out an Islamist caliphate.
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So, clear some space in your room, head to the pool, or carve out some space in the tiny gym, and get sweating — then take advantage of that bathtub.
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Over the seasons, in fact, both David and Alexis have (reluctantly) settled into Schitt's Creek as their actual home and found ways to carve out their own spaces there.
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If it doesn't make total sense but I like the idea I'll carve out and chop up all these little parts together and then I'll rewrite lyrics to it.
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Democrats call this a non-starter, and are pushing for the status quo, where insurers can carve out abortion coverage separately so that it does not receive government subsidies.
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I felt blessed to witness fellow Indigenous people, with love and intentionality, carve out spaces for ourselves in a place that tries so hard to deny us that right.
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Like Scorpius, Albus is tormented by the pressures of his famous family, and together, the boys struggle to carve out their own paths and escape from their fathers' shadows.
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As someone who has more than 20 tattoos, it's no surprise that Drake would carve out a piece of prime real estate to dedicate to his long-time mentor.
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The carve-out would reduce the potential impact of higher capital requirements if the chief executive loses his fight with regulators over labeling MetLife a systemically important financial institution.
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But piece by piece — at first with a few consecutive first downs, as Jones said — the Packers gathered themselves and slowly began to carve out smooth and efficient drives.
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Humans carve out farmlands, sometimes leaving a neat edge where the forest meets the fields, or even creating islands of forest surrounded by crops or grazing fields for cattle.
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An exhibition of Gordon Parks's photography at Harvard University's Ethelbert Cooper Gallery highlights the unique role that Kasseem Dean is attempting to carve out as collector of Black art.
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That kind of market zaniness makes it difficult to carve out a niche, but Scalar has a bit of an edge on this front, thanks to its founders' backgrounds.
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"Intentionally carve out time to work out or rest so that it actually happens … making time for self care on the road makes all the difference," she told PEOPLE.
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Britain's FTSE 100, Germany's DAX and France's CAC climbed 0.8 to 1 percent as even markets like Russia shrugged off the dip in commodity prices to carve out gains.
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Then, we proceeded to carve out lives in a world that perpetuates body-policing of all kinds and lost sight of the fact that mean-spirited comments have repercussions.
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They try to carve out a life for their family in the city where their marriage is recognized and their children aren't considered illegitimate, but Mildred becomes more depressed.
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Optoma is one of a legion of companies vying to carve out a slice of the booming wireless audio market, and its latest model is quite a respectable effort.
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Google is hoping Titan will help it carve out a bigger piece of the worldwide cloud computing market, which is forecast by Gartner to be worth nearly $50 billion.
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Redwater became insolvent last May and receiver Grant Thornton wanted to carve out and sell off the company's 19 producing wells and renounce ownership of 70 non-producing wells.
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Of course, if she wants to bump up her guest list next year, I think I could carve out some time in my busy schedule to attend the festivities.
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Sacramento used a 16-1 run, capped by Bjelica's back-to-back 3-pointers, to carve out a 105-88 lead with 4:56 left in the fourth quarter.
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Allison Williams plays a high-strung twenty-something on the hit TV show Girls, trying to carve out her career path while balancing the ups and downs of adulthood.
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Tens of thousands of people have been displaced in Nigeria and neighboring Chad, Niger and Cameroon during Boko Haram's campaign to carve out an Islamic caliphate in northeast Nigeria.
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Speaking at the event in London on Tuesday, Cameron gave his views on a range of issues, part of his push to carve out a career after leaving Westminster.
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You've been busy at work lately, Pisces, but this evening, when the Moon enters independent Aquarius, you'll get to carve out some time for yourself to rest and unwind.
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To address this mismatch, local governments are partnering with businesses to carve out a clearer career trajectory that can follow from what's often perceived as a first-time job.
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Iran, which agreed to limit its nuclear activities in exchange for an end to economic sanctions, is eager to carve out a bigger role in mediating Middle East conflicts.
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The company, which makes turbines and transportation technology, said net income fell mainly due to a higher income tax expense from its mobility unit carve out and restructuring charges.
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There is also a carve-out for the six blocks surrounding Queensboro Plaza in Long Island City in the borough of Queens, though it was not immediately clear why.
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These chimps are not lucky enough to enjoy the comforts of a protected area, but instead carve out their existence in the patches of forests between farms and villages.
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"The regulations that the IRS issued didn't carve out a section for those pre-existing programs, and some people thought they would," said Michael D'Addio, a principal at Marcum.
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The NCAA plans to carve out a limited role for agents to work with players and change pivotal parts of its rules-enforcement system as part of numerous reforms.
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Based on my conversations with many Russian foreign policy experts, Putin is striving to carve out a new 19th century style sphere of influence, sanctified by new Yalta Accords.
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And its ability to carve out billions of dollars in potential sales hinges not only on the effectiveness of its own products but on the competitive profile of rivals.
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His retirement also means he has the financial freedom to carve out his niche, something that has kept would-be rivals from getting their own enterprises off the ground.
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The change comes as many companies are trying to carve out a space in the U.S. alternative meat market which analysts estimate to be worth $100 billion by 2035.
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If her alone time consists of a two-minute shower every morning and not much else, a tray for the bathtub can help her carve out extra "me" time.
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When Kurdish separatists barricaded Cizre, fighting to carve out an autonomous state, Turkish Special Forces rolled in and blockaded the town for 79 days, bombarding every building in sight.
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And companies like X.ai, Ozlo, EasilyDo, and Julie Desk are trying to carve out niches as dedicated helpers focused on single tasks like scheduling meetings or managing your inbox.
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With the referees content to allow plenty of physical contact, both teams opted for an attacking approach in the first quarter, trying to carve out openings around the basket.
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"With the sports apparel space becoming increasingly crowded, Under Armour needs to carve out a more distinct and edgy position," said Neil Saunders, managing director at research firm GlobalData.
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