Otherwise, Tesla is going to have to close up shop.
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These stores will permanently close up shop on Friday, April 12.
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Joe: If you can't do the glazed right, close up shop.
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It was 4:05 and they close up shop at 53:30.
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The bond market also will close up shop early at 2 p.m.
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"If our vaginas didn't close up shop things could fall out," she said.
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At the same time, the bottom tier is beginning to close up shop.
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Twitter, which owned Vine, announced it was going to close up shop in 2016.
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Hanoi's government ordered the cafes to close up shop by October 12, citing safety concerns.
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"Mama, you did great as always," Chip says before they close up shop for the night.
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The Toast notified its readers in May that it would close up shop on July 1.
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Some of those members are already weighing when to close up shop and liquidate, says Hogan.
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I help her close up shop by bringing in the street signs while she does the till.
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A last-minute planned acquisition fell through, and Rethink was forced to close up shop in October.
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Through no fault of my own, that construction accident forced me to close up shop for months.
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Sure, she's 64, a time when some women her age are feeling pressed to close up shop.
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None of the three business owners had any plans to close up shop in the coming days.
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Federally licensed gun dealers are required to submit sales records to the ATF when they close up shop.
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Of course, such measures could incur expenses that force bars operating on narrow margins to close up shop.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Payless is the latest retail chain to close up shop in the United States.
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In the weeks before Pokémon Go took off, Dear had to close up shop while recovering from an illness.
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The companies have been given 120 days from the UN Security Council's September 11 resolution to close up shop.
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Towards the end of the day they run out of good brisket and they decide to close up shop.
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Some achieve financial sustainability, others close up shop and still others find an exit through acquisition or going public.
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One of his customers — a suspicious kid named Dan — tattled almost immediately, and Hammer had to close up shop.
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They finally close up shop with only 15 minutes to go before the Ring of Honor show gets underway.
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He speaks of creating a government health care system that is so good the private insurers basically close up shop.
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But like most New Yorkers with small closets, he had to close up shop when he moved to the city.
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A bookstall vender frantically tried to close up shop before a wave of sooty tear gas engulfed him and his kiosk.
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Trump is correct about that bias and should tell the Commission on Presidential Debates to close up shop for this cycle.
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If you have unusual discharge or pain during intercourse, it's time to close up shop for a bit and see your doctor.
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Ed Rendell (D-Pa.), a supporter of the Clintons, on Wednesday said the charitable organization should close up shop if Clinton wins.
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At 9 PM sharp, Medina begins to close up shop and lug his cart into a van to call it a night.
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But voter data rapidly goes stale and campaigns close up shop quickly, so data is seen as disposable and often isn't well-protected.
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Nor can the Social Security Administration close up shop because its personnel adopt the Amish belief that insurance is an insult to God.
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Some are expected to reexamine their campaigns after multiple former competitors decided to close up shop in recent weeks and months (The Hill).
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Not long after, the deal between the two companies fell through leaving both Amazon and Sotheby's to close up shop on their venture.
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The Apple Willow Bend store in Plano and the Apple Stonebriar store in Frisco are both expected to close up shop on April 12th.
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Rather than dwell on the forces that continue to cause excellent outlets like SoE to close up shop, we want to celebrate the good.
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It's not just Sweetgreen recognizing its hard-working employees, local restaurants and businesses across the country have also pledged to close up shop Thursday.
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But business cannot proceed as usual until you address, y'know, the negative Yelp reviews that made you close up shop in the first place.
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Experts predict many smaller truck firms that fudge the books in order to stay profitable in a low-margin industry will close up shop.
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"Something similar will take place on a digital basis if Shadowserver were to close up shop," says Roland Dobbins, principal engineer of Netscout Arbor.
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Some may close up shop, sell their businesses to other first-generation immigrants or move on and see their former storefronts become something else entirely.
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Then, in June, the SEC proposed a rule to ensure that investors are not harmed when asset managers fall on hard times or close up shop.
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One regular at Senior Planet, Michael Taylor, used to run an antiques store, but had no choice but to close up shop amid rising rent costs.
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And this turned out to be very bad news for the region, because businesses like that can close up shop and move elsewhere with minimal cost.
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As Toys R Us, the largest toy-store chain in America, prepares to close up shop, an old rival could be reborn to take its place.
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There were only a few natural wines on the shelves, and when they decided to close up shop, that's the kind of philosophy they turned towards.
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That being said, the decision to close up shop is not a light one, and closures like these will impact many people in the service industry.
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That theoretically gives them enough time to finish up before December 20, when lawmakers are scheduled to close up shop and head home for the holidays.
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Similarly, owners of gun ranges and hunting grounds might close up shop for the weekend, taking away opportunities for gun-users to accidentally hurt themselves or others.
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But they didn't close up shop and go home after that — the LHC, the world's largest and most powerful particle collider, is just getting up to speed.
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For the time being, Cooper will be tasked with the company through an undoubtedly rough period as many of its current and potential customers close up shop.
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Healthcare workers and truck drivers are among the groups that have relied on chains to survive during the outbreak, as other restaurants and business close up shop.
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The cofounders were about to close up shop when the Electronic Frontier Foundation got them in touch with a lawyer willing to fight their case pro bono.
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The streaming service Milk Music is its relatively unknown attempt to gain traction in that arena, and it is likely to soon close up shop, reports Variety.
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While the pots weren't exactly overflowing, they managed to get enough to meet their quota, close up shop and head back to shore to turn in and celebrate.
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If you don't take this two- to three-year view, you may end up having to close up shop before the business gets a fair chance to survive.
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And, with so much money on the line and hundreds of thousands of guests at the park each day, it's unsurprisingly rare for Disney to close up shop.
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Having enjoyed a surge of Douyin-inspired custom for as little as a month or so, some businesses close up shop and move elsewhere to capture another wave.
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What makes this challenge unique for transit agencies is they cannot simply close up shop, hunker down, and wait as best they can for the crisis to pass.
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Over the past six months, hundreds of the ICOs have been forced to close up shop, which CoinFi CEO Timothy Tam said was a necessary shakeout for the market.
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But here's news about one streaming service that's shutting down: Sony's Playstation Vue, which offered a digital version of the cable TV bundle, will close up shop in January.
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For those companies that don't close up shop or achieve financial sustainability, an exit from the fundraising cycle comes in one of two varieties: an acquisition or an IPO.
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And if they don't get the votes by midnight Thursday, the government will run out of funding for the second time in a month and effectively close up shop.
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But in 2013, Arizona's Veterinary Medical Examining Board sent her a cease-and-desist order, demanding that she close up shop for medically treating animals without a veterinary degree.
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Tuesday, American Apparel featured its final 50 percent off sale before it shuts its doors for good, and we've seen one beloved mall chain after another close up shop.
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Under the financial strain, some larger credit unions would likely become banks, while smaller credit unions might be forced to merge with larger institutions or simply close up shop.
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Ninety percent of Puerto Rico lacks electricity, and only 63% of residents have access to potable water, but President Trump is ready to close up shop on the U.S. territory.
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And business-owners no longer need to close up shop if they fall sick or have a family emergency; they can appoint an interim manager and take some time off.
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Tbh's team released the app just as CEO Nikita Bier was deciding to close up shop after several years of experiments, but it found a hit with this last project.
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After hearing about the dire report that United Nations climate scientists released on Monday, Jimmy Kimmel said that the world looked like it was almost ready to close up shop.
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Nearly one in four Americans, or 80 million, were under orders to close up shop and stay home as New York, California, Illinois, Connecticut and New Jersey instituted statewide lockdowns.
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Yet according to John Carreyrou, the Wall Street Journal reporter whose investigations exposed Theranos's fraud, the company is down to just 20 employees who are trying to close up shop.
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It was a shock to a lot of those following the sector, who thought that as home prices increased these REITs would sell off their homes and close up shop.
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Netflix recently issued a cease and desist to the Stranger Things pop-up bar in Chicago, asking the creators to close up shop at the end of the month, Vulture reports.
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But it turns out that wasn't something a lot of people were into, and now Imzy has to close up shop on its idealistic experiment in being nice on the internet.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. securities regulator on Tuesday proposed a rule intended to ensure that investors are not harmed when asset managers fall on hard times or close up shop.
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The local sheriff was set to head over to the Love Ranch and close up shop herself before Hof said he wouldn't allow deputies on his property, the Associated Press reported.
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Over the past decade, we've seen iconic boutiques like Patricia Field and Love Saves the Day close up shop, while punk emporiums like Trash and Vaudeville have been forced to downsize.
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"If they are going to close up shop and no money is left, then consumers are screwed, the employees are screwed, the banks are screwed, the investors are screwed," says Ben-Shahar.
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A May 2018 report identified major gaps in the munitions industrial base, warning that key components for America's weapons could disappear entirely if a small handful of suppliers were to close up shop.
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They delay their retirement plans for years as they try to sell their business, then quietly close up shop without enjoying any financial rewards from the years of hard work they put in.
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The last time the government was forced to close up shop -- for 27 days in late 2013 -- it cost taxpayers $2 billion in lost productivity, according to the Office of Management and Budget.
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WASHINGTON, June 28 (Reuters) - The top U.S. securities regulator on Tuesday proposed a rule intended to ensure that investors are not harmed when asset managers fall on hard times or close up shop.
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When the employees of Tin Cat Shoes close up shop and venture together into the wilderness, their fearless leader is swiftly dragged into a cave by a bear, held captive and possibly mauled.
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Experts predict many smaller truck companies that fudge the books in order to stay profitable in a low-margin industry will close up shop, benefiting larger companies and driving up demand for new vehicles.
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Entrepreneur was the 7th most popular, so if you have a startup and want to do better on dating apps you should probably close up shop and head to law school or medical school.
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Eleven million women in the U.S. live more than an hour from an abortion clinic, a number expected to increase as facilities close up shop following new restrictions on women's healthcare in several states.
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Considering that an estimated 25 percent of restaurants will shutter their doors before their first anniversary, and 60 percent will close up shop before the three-year mark, shouldn't we be talking about this?
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Glossier was the first of the US retailers to close up shop, announcing on March 13 that it would halt business at its New York, Los Angeles, and Atlanta stores for the next two weeks.
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The Alameda County Sheriff's Office advised Tesla to close up shop, issuing a ruling that the electric carmaker is not an "essential business" after chief executive Elon Musk had thousands of employees report to work.
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In a possible sign that Mr. Mueller could close up shop before Mr. Stone's case is resolved, prosecutors from outside the special counsel's team were listed among those who will represent the government in court.
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"The additional regulation would force small and struggling operations--in the West in particular--to close up shop, which is why it will be one of the first to go," McCarthy wrote in his op-ed.
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Experts have predicted many smaller trucking outfits that have fudged the books in order to stay profitable in a low-margin industry will close up shop, benefiting larger companies and driving up demand for new vehicles.
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That door can help signal to other people in your household to not interrupt you (remember BBC Dad?), keep pets out, and provide a way for you to physically and mentally close up shop each day.
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Mall owners are increasingly building out food halls with local chef-driven eateries, sushi bars and premium coffee shops, as retailers such as Payless ShoeSource, Gymboree and Charlotte Russe close up shop, leaving behind empty real estate.
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One of the most prominent abortion providers in the world announced Friday that she will not stop sending pills that trigger abortions to the United States — even though the FDA has ordered her to close up shop.
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Photo: GettyFollowing an announcement Wednesday that Uber will lay off about 300 employees and close up shop on its self-driving car testing operations in Arizona, the company revealed it would revive the program in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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In total, four-fifths of cars that Mexico exports are exported to the U.S. When manufacturers—like General Motors in Warren, Michigan—close up shop to move plants to Mexico, there are fewer jobs for American workers.
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The "Drowns the Whiskey" singer, who is expecting a daughter with wife Brittany in February, told SiriusXM host Storme Warren on CMA Awards Radio that he's likely planning to close up shop after little Navy Rome arrives.
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We close up shop in the present day, the mystery of the abominable bride solved and Sherlock one step closer to working out Moriarty's dastardly plan: "I know exactly what he's going to do next," he declares.
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In Ohio and Minnesota, the mandate came down on Wednesday, March 18: Nail salons and other businesses that offer "non-essential personal services" were ordered to temporarily close up shop to slow the transmission of COVID-19.
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I remember saying to my old friend Joe, who like me was a D.S.A. charter member, that if it couldn't increase its membership under those circumstances, it ought to take down the shingle and close up shop.
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Four of the biggest buffet restaurant chains in the country tell TMZ they have no plans to close up shop amid what is now a global pandemic -- but they're not blind to the concerns about COVID-19.
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After Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's 60-fold increase to the minimum wage, storeowners on Saturday wrestled with an anguishing decision: Close up shop or hit customers with steep price hikes at the risk of sinking the business.
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The plan was to sell enough pieces to take out a full-page ad in Vogue; after that, Jumpsuit would close up "shop" in the most literal sense, as it was never intended to grow into a businesses.
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Given the risk to small firms and their smaller LP base, many investors predict pre-seed and seed-stage funds will bear the brunt of LP pullback and will have to delay funds or close up shop entirely.
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Whatever is left in the case at the end of the day is shared with local schools, the Ronald McDonald House, or passed out at local bars after they close up shop at 1:30 AM on the weekends.
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Be sure to save your work on the files you worked on in dsl format as well, in case you need to make patches later—you never know—then close up shop and restart your machine to test everything.
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If Mueller were to close up shop, we'd likely see the last of the only serious probe into Russia's well-documented assault on our democracy — an effort aimed at putting Trump in office in 2016 — compromising freedom for generations.
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Mr. Matsumoto announced in November his plans to close up shop so he and his two full-time employees could take off New Year's Day, Japan's most important holiday, after years of working 14-hour days with few breaks.
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It's been a proving ground for everything from multi- and hyperspectral imagers, to a self-piloting AI. But EO-1 is finally out of fuel, and at the end of the month the craft's operating team will close up shop.
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In a Medium post, co-founder and chief executive officer David Hyman wrote that the startup, which launched as Chosen three years ago and raised at least $10 million, decided to close up shop after a potential acquisition fell through.
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City Kitchen In Vietnam, the breakfast choice for many is a steaming bowl of brothy pho, purchased from early-morning vendors who dispense the beloved spicy noodle soup until their supply is sold out, then close up shop for the day.
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Workers, who once made a living wage, now labor for substandard pay with no benefits, partly because they are afraid to demand more in the face of corporate threats to close up shop and move to another country with slave-like wages.
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PUNTO FIJO/SAN CRISTOBAL, Venezuela (Reuters) - After Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's 60-fold increase to the minimum wage, storeowners on Saturday wrestled with an anguishing decision: Close up shop or hit customers with steep price hikes at the risk of sinking the business.
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It outlasted two stores in Alaska—one in the city of Anchorage and one in Fairbanks—that will officially close up shop on Monday, July 16th despite John Oliver's attempts to keep them alive by sending the stores memorabilia from Russell Crowe movies.
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It's unfortunately too much to ask for more than 85033 state, local and regional economic development bureaucracies across America to close up shop and go find honest work tomorrow simply because the evidence shows that they're ineffective at best and harmful at worst.
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As Thomas Naskios explains in the New York Times, should the tax reform be passed, designers will be faced with three options: close up shop, pay more to produce domestically, or push the extra cost onto consumers, with the latter being most likely.
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As the New York Times points out, the additional tax would leave many in the industry with three options: They can close up shop, try to move their production to the States (if they can afford it), or pass the extra cost to the customers.
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So it shouldn't come as a surprise that people got up in arms when, in 2015, a hygiene inspection conducted by the AFSCA (the Belgian agency that controls food safety) forced one of the two remaining old-school producers of "Herve" to close up shop.
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The state cannot force you to go to church or a community meeting or spend time with loved ones, but it can force your employer to close up shop, raising the odds that you'll invest in social and civic capital instead of paid labor.
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Historically, Disney World and Disneyland have only closed for impending natural disasters or in the wake of a national tragedy (like 9/11 or JFK's death); while other businesses may close up shop for Christmas and New Year's Eve, here, it's the busiest days of the year.
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Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE says she's decided to close up shop on her eponymous fashion brand.
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While Yelp began to give notice to sales and marketing staff outside of the U.S. and Canada today, sources close to the company tell us it is now in consultation to shut down one international office, in Dublin (consultation is the formal process you go through to close up shop).
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Long-term care advocates are already sounding alarm bells about the tax bill McKnight's reports that the American Health Care Association, the National Center for Assisted Living, and Leading Age (among others) warn that proposed changes in the tax code cut could force providers to curtail services or close up shop altogether.
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Etsy seller Renee Hanks says she's already seeing orders pick up for Halloween; she expects to make over 1,000 kids' costumes this year through her shop BooBahBlue, but says that number would likely be even higher if she didn't have to close up shop a couple of weeks before the holiday to accommodate the demand.
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But there's no doubt that the media was largely dismissive of Sanders's chances from the beginning of the race, even before the first vote was cast, and in a way that severely underestimated his potential to raise funds, stay in the race, and keep winning states long after earlier insurgent candidates had been forced to close up shop.
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Implicit in Pompeo's remarks was a warning to allies who may still want to do business with Tehran: In order to avoid a collision with Washington over sanctions enforcement, European and Asian financial institutions and businesses must now make sharp adjustments and close up shop in Iran during the "wind-down" period provided for by the Treasury Department.
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The 2020 Girl Scout cookie season kicked off on January 7 and was only active for about 10 weeks before the rapid spread of the coronavirus and the social distancing regulations that came with it caused Girl Scout posts to close up shop, though the company is taking every measure to make sure that everything from Thin Mints to Tagalongs can be enjoyed safely from home.
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This week alone, Wall Street had its worst stretch in a decade; the Trump Foundation agreed to close up shop following accusations of "a shocking pattern of illegality"; the Supreme Court declined to allow enforcement of Mr. Trump's planned asylum ban, with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg casting her vote shortly before undergoing surgery for lung cancer; and a backlash erupted over Mr. Trump's decision to pull troops out of Syria and Afghanistan.
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