Wait and uber is charging extra bc of the hurricane. Seriously?!
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But they could start charging extra for services not yet offered.
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The aircraft manufacturer has received criticism for charging extra for safety features.
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Hotels — especially high-end hotels — are notorious for charging extra for Wi-Fi.
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And there's a high chance this could happen because the company loves charging extra for adapters.
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In fact, some hosts violated those guidelines, which ban rejecting or charging extra for assistance animals.
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Lenovo is at least including it in the box instead of charging extra, which would be absurd.
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However, a "backlash" would happen if Comcast started charging extra for searches or YouTube views, he says.
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In doing so, Darden Corporation would commit its largest crime against humanity since they started charging extra for toppings.
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The reality is, smartphone makers make a killing charging extra for storage and they're not going to suddenly stop.
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Without charging extra, these titles would likely be extremely limited (read: Not Gilmore Girls), but still better than nothing.
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Under current law, maternal health (pregnancy and postpartum services) is an essential benefit, which insurers must offer without charging extra.
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By charging extra for things like food, drinks, and checked bags, the price of the base ticket can fall drastically lower.
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This is intended to offset increasing wages instead of charging extra on menus upfront and scaring off consumers, according to the WSJ.
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United Airlines was also charging extra for trip from New York to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to Chicago and back to New York.
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As part of the FAA Reauthorization Bill of 2016, airlines were supposed to ensure that families flew together without charging extra fees.
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Ear size and shape varies greatly from person to person, so Master & Dynamic deserve props for giving customers additional options without charging extra.
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I've also heard how some hairdressers are charging extra for the water used to wash customers' hair, unless they bring their own water.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill, for instance, says it has no new surcharge, although charging extra for avocado is a common practice in the restaurant industry.
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Norwegian offers cheap airfare by charging extra for many services considered standard on international flights — seat assignments, snacks, checked and carry-on baggage and more.
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"There's an important difference between blocking or charging extra for content, and providing services for free to help people who are not connected," Zuckerberg said.
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It has also started to build into client portfolios stocks which would ordinarily be classed as venture capital, such as unlisted Air BnB, without charging extra fees.
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The chain is known for charging extra for its guacamole, but that won't shield it from rising avocado prices that began to hit the company in late March.
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As usual, the computer comes with options for upgrading the processor and memory, but on this model Apple is charging extra for everything from a trackpad to wheels.
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Panasonic and Leica have an established habit of unscrupulously rebadging point-and-shoot cameras and charging extra just for the addition of the red-dot logo and associated prestige.
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The problem, however, is that companies banned from charging extra for calls or data while customers are abroad still face wholesale charges from the foreign networks that connect them.
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Mark Goodrich, an aviation lawyer and former engineering test pilot, told the Times that charging extra for non-mandatory safety features has become "a great profit center" for Boeing.
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These cost premiums seem directly transferred to customers, with companies charging extra for access to streaming classes on top of what clients already pay for access to these boutique studios.
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If you want to unlock the door with an app, though, SimpliSafe is weirdly charging extra: you'll need to be paying $25 a month for the company's remote monitoring service.
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The demographic may have limited insurance histories, and Sigo uses data to provide non-standard, lower-cost policies offering quotes that are bilingual, clear, and compliant without charging extra to drivers.
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They are also set to seek the overturning of Obama-era net neutrality rules that forbade broadband providers from blocking, slowing down or charging extra for downloads of websites and apps.
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MONTREAL'S PAPER CHARGE Montreal Canadiens fans looking forward to the annual arrival of their season tickets got an unwelcome surprise when the team announced it would be charging extra for printed tickets.
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No country has broken the regulations in this way before; the one that has come closest is Russia, which bent the rules last year by charging extra for post arriving into the country.
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Netflix and Comcast may have a deal with set-top boxes, but that doesn't mean that Comcast can't start charging extra for it under an internet that they can rig in their favor.
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In an effort to recoup funds lost after the attacks, airlines began charging extra for things like checked luggage, and even as their profit margins have corrected, those fees have mysteriously stuck around.
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Now that many airlines are charging extra money to choose a seat before checking in, I feel a sense of dread when I realize I've got a middle seat on my upcoming flight.
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But pricing gets surprisingly more complicated when you bring in wireless carriers: AT&T and Verizon are charging extra, but they're also offering trade-in discounts that can more than offset the price increase.
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Lower income was attributed to the "roam like at home" regulation enforced in June, which bars telecom companies for charging extra fees for the use of mobile phones while travelling within the European Union.
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Supermarkets have found it difficult to turn a profit by filling online orders from store shelves without charging extra for that convenience, although delivering food is far more costly than clothes, especially if chilled or frozen.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill has urged a U.S. appeals court to rule that a former employee's tweets criticizing the company for using "cheap labor" and charging extra for guacamole were not protected by the National Labor Relations Act.
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The carrier, which pioneered the budget airline model in Asia — including charging extra for food — launched its flagship Santan and T&CO restaurant at a mall in Kuala Lumpur, marking its first foray into the retail food business.
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Because these updates are routine and free of charge, more players may be inclined to spend money on the base version of Overwatch many months after release knowing Blizzard won't be charging extra down the line for downloadable content.
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The days of BMW charging extra for cruise control and folding rear seats on a $40,000 3-series may be gone, but they still charge for CarPlay when many automakers — even luxury brands — include it in the base price.
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PNC Bank has been hit with a proposed nationwide class action in San Francisco federal court accusing it of charging extra interest to thousands of homeowners who paid off their mortgages early without disclosing how to avoid the charges.
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As for how it'll work ... we're told the prison bought around 150 potatoes for the event, and plan to have 15 inmates working the kitchen to hand out the stuffed snack at $6 a pop, plus charging extra for add-ons.
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In addition, only 26 percent want individual states to have the option — a key feature of the House-passed bill — to decide whether healthcare insurers are required to cover people who have pre-existing medical conditions without charging extra for it.
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New European Union rules that prevent networks charging extra when customers use their phone on the continent and a Brexit-induced slowdown in consumer spending mean Dixons' profit before tax will be in the range of 360-440 million pounds this financial year.
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Boeing will stop charging extra for one of the safety features, a source tells the Times: the disagree light that was missing from both crashed jets, which would have activated if the angle of attack sensors were at odds with each other.
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Charging extra to those without good alternatives sounds like gouging, yet without surge pricing such riders would be less likely to get a ride at all, since there would be no incentive for all the other people requesting cars to drop out.
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If you've visited Reddit, Amazon, Twitter, Facebook, Google, or Netflix, you may have read that these Obama-era regulations preventing Internet Service Providers (ISPs) from charging extra for faster web connections are in danger, thanks, in part, to FCC chief Ajit Pai.
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Under the New York law, however, proceeds from the fee go directly to the shop owners — the law doesn't apply to restaurants and take-out places, and grocery stores will still be able to bag up meat and produce without charging extra.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - As China gears up for Lunar New Year, when hundreds of millions of people head home, popular software charging extra to improve the odds of getting coveted rail tickets has been criticized by state media and some users as being akin to modern-day touting.
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The Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) repeal of net neutrality went into effect today, meaning that the set of legal protections preventing Internet Service Providers (ISPs) like AT&T and Verizon from slowing down websites, blocking apps, and charging extra fees for desirable downloadable content no longer exist.
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Some cafes have stopped charging extra as demand for dairy-free milk soarsMore people are opting for non-dairy milk, whether they're vegan, lactose intolerant, or just prefer the taste, plant-based registered dietitian and performance nutritionist Cynthia Sass told Insider, citing data that nearly half of Americans reported buying both dairy and non-dairy milk.
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In March 2015, the European Parliament voted to cap interchange fees to 0.3% for credit cards and to 0.2% for debit cardsCommission welcomes European Parliament vote to cap interchange fees and improve competition for card-based payments and subsequently issued, in November 2015, the Payment Services Directive (PSD2) prohibiting businesses from charging extra when consumers use credit cards or debit cards.
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In another housing example, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac began charging extra for loans over 75% of the value that have scores below 740. Furthermore, private mortgage insurance companies will not even provide mortgage insurance for borrowers with scores below 660. Therefore, "prime" is a product of the lender's appetite for the risk profile of the borrower at the time that the borrower is asking for the loan. Several factors affect individual's credit scores.
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Interjet flies between locations in Mexico, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Peru, and the United States from its bases in Cancún, Guadalajara, Mexico City, and Monterrey. Interjet has also become a popular choice for surfers traveling to Mexico because of its baggage policy of not charging extra fees for those passengers transporting a surfboard on domestic flights. Interjet also operates several charter flights throughout the Americas, mainly in the Caribbean.
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In 1934, he moved to Achill Island off the west coast of Ireland, purchasing the house which had once belonged to Charles Boycott. He converted it into a hotel, and on Sundays, held song and dance events, open to all. He ran it on a haphazard basis, not charging guests who were short of money, but charging extra to anyone who did not take a daily bath. By 1964, he was running out of money, and sold the hotel, returning to Cambridge.
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Robinson had the car for nearly a week at his home. He complained of "design anomalies, daily annoyances, absurd ergonomics, and ridiculous economics " and stated he never got to see if the car could go 240 miles on a single charge because the torturous seating forced him to stop driving the car. He also complained of Tesla increasing the car prices on those who had already made deposits and charging extra for previously free necessary components.2009 Tesla Roadster – Road Test, Car and Driver, May 2009. Retrieved August 23, 2009.
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Kasur falls in fairly close proximity to Lahore and there were many Pathan-Sikh wars fought earlier between the two neighbouring empires. Previously Emperor Nizamuddin Khan agreed after battle to subdue to the Sikh empire. Nizamuddin however then broke his vow and was defeated again with Ranjit Singh forgiving him once again allowing Nizamuddin to control Kasur again. The next Nawab of Kasur and Nizamuddin son, Qutbuddin Khan, was mistreating the Sikhs and Hindus in his state and charging extra tax on them he eventually called a Jihad on the Sikh Kingdom.
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LATAM Chile destinations LATAM Chile operates in 31 international, 17 domestic (Chile), five seasonal and four marketed destinations in 21 countries. With the delivery of more Airbus A320s and Airbus A321s, it will start new destinations in South America; it has considered Panama, San Jose de Costa Rica, Curitiba, Asunción, Manaus, Rosario, Cuzco and others. LATAM Chile was a popular choice for surfers traveling to South America because of their policy of not charging extra baggage fees. However, starting on December 19, 2016, they changed their policy and now charge US$200 per way for a surfboard bag of up to three boards.
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Salomé Although the film proved to be popular with some theaters charging extra for tickets to see it, Salomé also proved to be controversial. For example, St. Louis, Missouri churches of varying denominations organized to protest the showing of the film. They objected not only to Bara's attire, but also to the divergence of the plot from Biblical text, such as scenes where John the Baptist was preaching in Jerusalem and where Salome declares her love to John, and to the youthful appearance of John. Objections were also made that children were attending showings of the film.
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This is possible because, while the Regulation disallows operators from charging extra for roaming when available, it does not force them to make roaming available in the first place. Mobile operators in the EEA are also using "loopholes" in the Regulation to retain roaming charges. Operators can continue to impose surcharges if they can substantiate to the national regulators that they are unable to recover their "actual or projected costs" of providing roaming services. Agcom, the Italian communications regulator has told Italian operators Vodafone, Telecom Italia and Lycamobile they must comply with all aspects of the roaming regulations, as they believed some features were not being universally applied.
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James Sovereign, Master Workman of the Knights of Labor, asked Coin if instead a currency system based on labor instead of commodity may work just as well. Coin replied that it would work similarly to a greenback system, based on government credit and confidence as well, using postage stamps as an example. When another man asked Coin on whether abolishing tariffs drove down the prices as a result of increased foreign competition, Coin pointed out that since the rest of the world is experiencing the same financial difficulties, United States would gain nothing by charging extra tariffs on foreign goods. In a time of financial crisis, no nation would want its trade restricted by high tariffs.
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While permitted by the WTO, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) (Article VI) allows countries the option of taking action against dumping. The Anti-Dumping Agreement clarifies and expands Article VI, and the two operate together. They allow countries to act in a way that would normally break the GATT principles of binding a tariff and not discriminating between trading partners—typically anti-dumping action means charging extra import duty on the particular product from the particular exporting country in order to bring its price closer to the “normal value” or to remove the injury to domestic industry in the importing country. There are many different ways of calculating whether a particular product is being dumped heavily or only lightly.
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New Ryanair aircraft have been delivered with non-reclining seats, no seat-back pockets, safety cards stuck on the back of the seats, and life jackets stowed overhead rather than under the seat. This allows the airline to save on aircraft costs and enables faster cleaning and security checks during the short turnaround times. It was reported in various media platforms that Ryanair wanted to order its aircraft without window shades, but the new aircraft do have them, as it is required by the regulations of the Irish Aviation Authority. Other proposed measures to reduce frills further have included eliminating two toilets to add six more seats, redesigning the aircraft to allow standing passengers travelling in "vertical seats", charging passengers for using the toilet, charging extra for overweight passengers,Ryanair considers 'fat tax' for obese air passengers, The Daily Telegraph, 22 April 2009 and asking passengers to carry their checked-in luggage to the aircraft.
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