That means the feds and states will have to cooperate to ensure that storage is compensated adequately but not double-compensated for any single service.
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It's unclear how much he was compensated for those appearances (or if he was able to be compensated, due to his position with the network).
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They found the results between men and women were mostly the same—assertive employees, regardless of gender, were compensated more, whereas agreeable employees were compensated less.
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The big picture: While college athletes can't be compensated now, they can ensure that they're compensated later by building strong social followings during their time on campus.
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"It's difficult for a lot of guys who weren't compensated the way players are compensated today," said Elmore, who played in the N.B.A. from 1976 to 1984.
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Become an expert on how your job is compensated at other companies in your industry and market, as well as how it's compensated in other industries and markets.
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The original Fromm family had to escape to London, so Julius got a bit of money from the company and was compensated—many other Jews were not compensated.
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BOORSTIN: SO FOR YOUR OVERALL SUBSCRIBER NUMBERS, ARE YOU SEEING THE LOSSES IN TRADITIONAL PACKAGES BEING COMPENSATED FOR BY GROWTH IN THE DIGITAL PACKAGES OR HAVE THEY NOT COMPENSATED FOR IT?
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Sure, you're well compensated, but no one deserves this .
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And by the way ... We're not compensated at all.
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I think that how that gets compensated and again how you're compensated for risk, even for the folks that bring capital to us, is going to be evolving over time as well.
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According to the company, developers will be compensated for top-performing and "engaging" voice apps across over a half-dozen categories, including games, which were previously being compensated through a similar program.
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"All the eligible villagers have been duly compensated," he said.
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Mr Correa compensated for lower government revenue by borrowing more.
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Not quite sure how a potential financial advisor is compensated?
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"More than 62 percent of the insured have been compensated".
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Its employees will continue to be compensated with Uber stock.
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Do the losers from free trade need to be compensated?
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There is a rigorous consent flow and people are compensated.
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Earth employees will be compensated for their labor with tokens.
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" De Blasio said he wants "to see people appropriately compensated.
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Flynn's firm was not compensated directly by the Turkish government.
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The poorest should in time be compensated through direct payments.
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But those chosen for this role would not be compensated.
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Why should only holders of agrarian bonds be fully compensated?
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The utility more than compensated for any of the downsides.
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Shouldn't owners of the data be compensated for its use?
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You will be compensated by Applause for your child's participation.
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The women, of course, were not compensated for their time.
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The government compensated individuals and employers for any workdays lost.
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Still, he said my father could have compensated for that.
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In 30 years, about 520 death claims have been compensated.
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"We should be compensated for generating that value," he said.
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Still, Mnuchin insisted on Friday that taxpayers would be compensated.
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Still, Mnuchin insisted on Friday that taxpayers would be compensated.
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Should you sacrifice your break, or ask to be compensated?
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They were fairly compensated for the land, according to relatives.
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Not that Denis compensated with any wild enthusiasm for fatherhood.
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As you can see, not all employees are compensated equally.
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Kansas' lockdown defense compensated for the Jayhawks' own shooting woes.
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I do not think he wants to be financially compensated.
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Black participants were compensated at the same rate as whites.
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In fact, a happy facial expression compensated for relative unattractiveness.
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They could be compensated according to the number of tasks performed.
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She more than compensated on Thursday night, some convention delegates said.
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Income limits also apply if you're considered a highly compensated employee.
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You have the right to know how your advisor is compensated.
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Lawyers will also be compensated out of the $500 million pool.
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Those investors would be compensated by the state, the source said.
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The candidates were not compensated for their efforts, according to Wired.
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Anyone involuntarily bumped must be compensated, per Department of Transportation regulations.
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I want to be compensated for my time and the inconvenience.
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When profits miss targets, executives usually make a (well-compensated) exit.
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I hate that we don't get compensated for our wait time.
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Ice trucking is in any case handsomely compensated, by Russian standards.
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The driver compensated by turning right, but it was too late.
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According to Perals, DIS should be compensated with 3.2 million euros.
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That disappointed Sundhage, no doubt, but her defense more than compensated.
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Not compensated in the sense that we want to be rich.
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They were fully compensated for the training for those three players.
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In many cases, employees are being compensated for the lost shifts.
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Of those claims, about half were dismissed, while 21300 were compensated.
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Fee-only pros are not compensated when they sell you something.
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If you use an athlete's likeness, they should be compensated fairly.
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These people added that the source was compensated by The Enquirer.
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Hunter Biden's work in Ukraine appears to have been well compensated.
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"You won't have any C.E.O. say, 'I'm overly compensated,'" he said.
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This means you'll get compensated if your speed drops below 55Mbps.
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Employees at all stores will be compensated for the lost shifts.
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"You're basically getting compensated to take on that risk," says Holeman.
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Musicians and songwriters have previously criticized Spotify for being unfairly compensated.
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We are among the most highly compensated people in the world.
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But other oil exporters have compensated for any shortfall, depressing prices.
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He demanded to be compensated with full disability and $50 billion.
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The devices kept rolling in, but those owners were not compensated.
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Of course, many corporate executives are compensated through stock-based pay.
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But the situation for compensated daters is not always so bleak.
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"If there's support for compensated daters now, it's underground," says Lam.
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"We continue to believe that any slowdown in time spent will be compensated for by higher-quality time spent, and that any trimming of ad load will be compensated for by higher ad pricing," Graham said.
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It claims they were compensated less because of their gender and race.
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You are muscular and strapping and handsome and famous and well-compensated.
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It's got a terrific CEO who's compensated as the stock goes higher.
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Separately, retail investors who were "mis-sold" subordinated bonds may be compensated.
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Uber declined to comment on whether any of these families were compensated.
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Workers were not properly compensated for labour for most of human history.
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Growth in online sales more than compensated for lower sales in stores.
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Solve the problem, get compensated, and repeat the process until you're rich.
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But other big producers have more than compensated for lost Iranian barrels.
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The family is demanding they be compensated for medical and funeral expenses.
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This discrimination also shows up in how women are compensated at work.
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Five years later, he was president of the company — and properly compensated.
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The fulltime investment staff is compensated, but does not receive carried interest.
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Also make sure that they are compensated fairly and have job security.
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CL: First, get the business sustainable so the team is always compensated.
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It's a risk we feel we just aren't very well compensated for.
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In other words, exceptional performance deserves to be compensated with exceptional pay.
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In the meantime, we must be sure that labor is sufficiently compensated.
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And that's why certified pros are so in demand *and* well compensated.
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"It's fine for us to be compensated for the cake," Cara said.
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Remember: it's in everyone's best interests for you to be compensated appropriately.
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My first boss was naturally timid and compensated by yelling and cursing.
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Location also greatly affected how much workers with these roles were compensated.
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The man has since compensated the drone's owner for the damage done.
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Despite Viacom's business struggles, Mr. Dauman was handsomely compensated during his tenure.
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He has never worked for nor is he compensated by AT&T.
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What's truly worth your time, Libra, and do you feel fairly compensated?
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One mechanism should be opening the floodgates of highly compensated foreign professionals.
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However, in this survey, all MTurk participants were compensated for their participation.
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And if they had to be sacrificed, shouldn't the homeowners be compensated?
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Both cases of abuse compensated by the program occurred during those years.
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But the opening of opportunity more than compensated for any slammed doors.
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None of the athletes, trainers or coaches on the team are compensated.
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Fossil said workers will still be compensated for their hours until then.
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Another executive accused of similar behavior remains in a highly compensated post.
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Gavin Newsom said consumers should be compensated for use of their data.
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He told CNN the country needed to be compensated since it contributed .
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There is so much work that we do that is never compensated.
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Economic losses, like medical costs and lost wages, would be fully compensated.
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Another method to maintain jobs is furloughs — unpaid or partially compensated leaves.
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Even the losing team was compensated: The Atlanta Falcons received $53,000 each.
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None of them were compensated for deaths or injuries, the lawsuit said.
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City officials took action amid growing concerns about how drivers are compensated.
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But "all work was voluntary and interns were properly compensated," it added.
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Unfortunately, this wasn't the end of Kate's difficulties as a compensated dater.
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Doesn't it deserve to be compensated for what it offers the grid?
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"Either I get compensated through money or through free items," Amir says.
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The big quarter more than compensated for the Warriors' 173 first-half turnovers.
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"You're just not getting compensated for the risk that you're taking," he said.
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The opposition says farmers have often been forced off land and poorly compensated.
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Respondents reported feeling motivated and well-compensated while working in a friendly environment.
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Correspondent creditor banks agreed to maturity extensions and were duly compensated for this.
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Horta-Osorio told reporters the bank will ensure customers are compensated where appropriate.
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Uber Eats declined to comment on whether Matías Flores' family had been compensated.
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If they work a few hours over, they are supposed to be compensated.
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Compared to many women and men, we are very well compensated and fortunate.
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"We've confirmed the students worked voluntarily, were compensated and provided benefits," Apple said.
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She also stresses the need to find out how the advisor is compensated.
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Barr said he didn't really care about being compensated for the alleged abuse.
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It's compensated by shutting people out of popular movies like Mission: Impossible — Fallout.
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So far, investors have pushed back and been compensated for holding riskier loans.
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Unsurprisingly, Verizon's CEO remains one of the most highly compensated in the industry.
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That's a lot of free and discounted products for these 'non-compensated' reviewers!
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They're passionate about our game, so I think they should be properly compensated.
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He compensated for the episodes of hunger by overeating when the opportunity arose.
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The catch, he said, was that Mr. Seabrook would have to be compensated.
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Members then get compensated for successfully selling to others and recruiting new members.
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There's even a provision to streamline how producers and sound engineers are compensated.
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"The question is, are you being compensated for a low performance," Fiss said.
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"Agricultural land that was flooded will be cleansed and damage compensated," he said.
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He did, however, announce the farmers who lost their land would be compensated.
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The Army compensated the farmers and lent them bulldozers to bury the sheep.
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Those who work overtime are compensated for the additional work, the company said.
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She wants the residents of Owino Uhuru to be compensated for their suffering.
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Most of them go on to live long and very well-compensated lives.
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"However, they can't be compensated on the backs of people who are dying."
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In 2000, the Australian Open agreed, and winners have been compensated equally since.
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We think small and midsize farms should be compensated at a higher level.
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Visitors will be compensated if the two-hour rainfall occurs between 10 a.m.
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Wage increases in recent years have not compensated for the shortfall, growers said.
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The generous early meal compensated for the lack of an on-site restaurant.
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American Eagle said all store workers will be compensated during this time period.
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Gun owners are compensated, with each weapon allocated a pre-determined set price.
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"Government can't give away things of value without being compensated," Mr. Duchac said.
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Oil had been nationalized in 1976, and displaced foreign owners had been compensated.
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Workers, by contrast, should be compensated differently, depending on what they have accomplished.
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And either there were no losers, or those losers were being appropriately compensated.
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Elliott said it has compensated Lawson for the payment that Spirit has withheld.
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Miners are compensated on the price of lithium and the amount of output.
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Regular reviews will determine when mines must close, and owners will be compensated.
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San Diego State's stifling defense compensated for its own offensive struggles, particularly early.
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In cases of sexual abuse and harassment, can anyone ever be fully compensated?
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"And work out a way to get compensated for that in some way."
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When someone offers professional services, it would be weird if they weren't compensated.
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"But that is compensated by higher drawing skills," Mr. Dudok de Wit said.
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Even generic "groundmen" clean up were compensated at an hourly rate of $85033.
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But the company compensated by expanding its highly profitable cloud and advertising businesses.
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Unlike regular government employees, many contractors may not be compensated for lost time.
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Tesla's board is one of the most highly compensated among publicly traded companies.
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If a campaign is paying someone for work or services, they're being compensated.
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At present, companies including Chevron Corp are compensated through dividends paid by PDVSA.
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This economic reality demonstrates that plaintiff – who has been compensated in excess of the amount of his claim – is neither a typical nor an adequate representative of the putative class, which may contain members who have not been so compensated.
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Petrobras has not yet been compensated for the subsidies that took effect in June.
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Uber drivers had complained that they were not compensated more for teen account trips.
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Each actor is compensated based on how much they can make an audience cry.
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Instacart delivery workers aren't compensated for time they spend waiting with the app on.
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Seton Hall's rebounding advantage compensated for the Pirates losing the turnover battle, 28-23.
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Cumberland compensated for his difficult shooting night by constantly getting to the foul line.
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Do you feel like you're adequately compensated for the creative labor that you do?
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It says farmers should be compensated for their losses if GMO crops are destroyed.
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I was well compensated for my testimony, which is a matter of public record.
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If anything, we're compensated and bonused on arbitrary data, such as retention and turnover.
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He has for years been the best-compensated chief executive in the FTSE 100.
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How they are compensated for their efforts is likely to be decided in court.
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They specifically don't serve publishers will, who deserve to be compensated for their content.
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With his daughter away, Clinton compensated for her absence with his chocolate labrador, Buddy.
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The controversy has sparked new interest in how referees are selected, trained and compensated.
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Service industry workers deserve to be compensated fairly no matter what your budget is.
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He said any customers who lose out financially will be compensated by the airline.
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Most importantly, compared with amateur boxing, going pro allows boxers to be fully compensated.
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The injury-bitten linebacking corps would be vulnerable, but safety depth could have compensated.
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For the first two games of the series, the Warriors compensated for Curry's absence.
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Strong consumer spending and construction compensated for slumping factory output, according to new data.
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Residents will also be compensated for their financial losses due to the building's notoriety.
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The staff member wasn't compensated for helping with those groceries, according to the report.
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The farmers would be compensated and reintegrated, according to senior politicians, farmers and diplomats.
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The agency fined Wallace's neighbor, but Wallace was never compensated for the lost revenue.
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They want to be compensated and they want to tell the world about it.
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Total has also not been compensated for the cargoes, one of the sources said.
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To date, though, the state has not identified the previous owners or compensated them.
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One thing is certain: the new Schultz hires are being well compensated (The Hill).
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And in that case, he argued, the local community and fishermen should be compensated.
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TaskRabbit says people who were forced to reschedule or cancel tasks will be compensated.
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And academic writing is not compensated, at least not in the conventional academic journal.
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A Nike spokesperson told CNBC that all staffers will be compensated during this time.
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They also are increasingly frustrated that they are not fairly compensated for their work.
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Two churches neighboring the Georgia Dome have been demolished (and compensated to change locations).
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The singer was well compensated though ... with Chyna's boobs and ass in his face.
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They were allegedly underpaid and not compensated for overtime when working over 40 hours.
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"I think we should be compensated for the trouble they've caused us," he said.
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About 90 of the 520 death claims that were compensated involved the flu shot.
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Private nurseries, creches and private schools will be closed and financially compensated, Johnson said.
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They&aposre expected to be among the best-compensated in FICC this bonus cycle.
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Under a single, points-based system, workers would be compensated for every worked hour.
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The 2019 class comprised of 300 apprentices, each compensated per the guidelines stated above.
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But, if Falciani had been compensated, such a transaction would not be without precedent.
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Will it amend its own charter to allow for student-athletes to be compensated?
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Carrot said it has fully compensated all customers whom the BBC alerted it about.
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He believes it would be too difficult to determine who deserves to be compensated.
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How are the families of the passengers and crew compensated for this unbearable loss?
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Yet, the lower oil export duty must be compensated with hikes in other taxes.
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Koum was richly compensated for selling his company, and he's still on Facebook's board.
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American has said it expects to be compensated for lost revenue from the grounding.
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The protesters say they have not been properly compensated for use of their land.
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Even those who aren't highly compensated tech people shovel in as much as possible.
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It sounds like you think California should change how victims of wildfires are compensated.
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" Instead, Weston proposed a system in which players aren't compensated for "just turning up.
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If someone else won, ICL would be compensated, he said, without naming a figure.
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"As the holder of a vast portfolio of patents it is our responsibility to ensure that we are compensated for our innovation and likewise that others are compensated for theirs," Huawei Vice President of Strategic and External Affairs Bill Plummer told Recode.
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A number of economists, notably MIT's David Autor, have floated the idea that technology has gutted medium-paying jobs, leaving only poorly compensated service jobs (like food prep or janitorial work) and highly compensated, high-skilled jobs (like computer programmers and creative professionals).
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CNN, he said, had compensated him for the cost of shuttering Theo's for the day.
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He had deceived referees on numerous occasions, and so they compensated by marking him out.
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In 2012, the government determined that cancers can be compensated as part of the fund.
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Fortunately, these positions tend to be well compensated, with salaries topping $250,000 in some states.
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Highly effective teachers are compensated on the same level as ineffective or even harmful teachers.
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But other oil exporters have compensated for any shortfall, filling global inventories and depressing prices.
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A fee-only professional is not compensated when you opt for one of their recommendations.
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And those executives will now report to Mr. Smith and be compensated as Sotheby's employees.
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It seems like this is a pretty big deal, can I get compensated for it?
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I'm working really hard and I think I should be better compensated,' it hurts you.
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I'm a very busy, highly compensated C-suite executive or would like to be one.
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It places the responsibility of a fair wage solely on the person being unfairly compensated.
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And no, the drop in evening crime wasn't compensated by an increase in morning assaults.
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Boateng's goal compensated for his foul that enabled Real Salt Lake to tie the score.
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The probable cause affidavit describing the investigation suggests Magbanua was compensated for her alleged involvement.
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Tap or click here to find out how you can get compensated for flight delays.
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We've changed the way folks are compensated in the company, which we can talk about.
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The real question is: Are you being properly compensated for your effort, time, and talents?
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Because those companies were compensated, that means it came at the expense of other plans.
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When things didn't go according to plan, Bortles compensated with quick processing and timely scrambles.
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Campesinos who pulled up their coca fields would be compensated and provided with viable alternatives.
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Robert Cameron's attorneys are also asking that he is compensated for his traumatic $5 Stella.
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Agrokor sometimes took over a year to pay suppliers, which then compensated by raising prices.
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It also retroactively compensated shoppers when tips were taken, and raised its minimum batch payments.
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But Hezbollah's blood sacrifice for the Assad regime has been compensated for in other ways.
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Nannies and home health aides, while often doing intensive and necessary work, aren't well-compensated.
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STAG is generally compensated for this occupancy loss through higher going-in yields for acquisitions.
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Nationally, the service sector has more than compensated for the continued fall in manufacturing jobs.
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Muslims are to be compensated with land nearby for the construction of a replacement mosque.
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THE MARKET BECOMES A BIT MORE VOLATILITY PEOPLE GET COMPENSATED FOR THE RISK THEYRE TAKING.
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The credit would only apply to expenditures for the training of non-highly compensated employees.
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The qualified attorneys who should be appointed need to be adequately compensated, but they're not.
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While he doesn't accept an annual salary, Musk is one of the best-compensated executives.
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We were barely able to pay the rent with our poorly compensated post-college jobs.
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They have been very generously compensated for their losses, much more generously than first responders.
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They set their own hours and sales goals, and are compensated based on product sales.
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In Britain, landowners were not compensated when their exclusionary rights were compromised by roaming laws.
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Musicians of all stripes, big and small, need to be properly compensated for their work.
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We served our city, our state, our country, and we should be compensated for it.
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While a hotel representative says the employees are being compensated for lost wages, I'm dubious.
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The women's national team players are compensated as federation employees, an arrangement replete with benefits.
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Police said gun owners were compensated with a total of NZ$433,682 ($290,133) on Saturday.
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Stephens wasn't the quintessentially agile shortstop but, anticipating Cal Ripken, compensated with a terrific arm.
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They worked hard, but even moderate stress was compensated with extensive downtime and stress-relief.
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How has the government compensated you for their mistake and stealing years of your life?
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The National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program has compensated about 6,600 people over those 30 years.
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These companies accounted and compensated for dark-hat SEO, spam, and other economically motivated behavior.
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They demanded answers from local officials about how they would be compensated for their losses.
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For years, the legal quest to be compensated for confiscated properties in Cuba was futile.
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The closure is planned for two weeks, and employees will be compensated during this time.
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High ceilings and mahogany-framed triple-hung windows, it turned out, compensated for a lot.
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Rural hospitals would be properly compensated for the care they deliver, strengthening their balance sheets.
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It must be done in one sitting, and the students are compensated for their time.
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The Navy compensated the Ehime Prefecture government, the survivors and the families of the victims.
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Only 44 percent feel "fairly compensated," a smaller share than in almost every other specialty.
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Whether he wants to leave his well-compensated role at New York is another question.
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"Not one survivor or business owner was ever compensated for the destruction," he told me.
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But at the same time, she believes influencers should be compensated for what they create.
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He's a well-compensated lawyer with a knighthood, an Oxford degree and a London address.
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Still, it&aposs important to know if you&aposre being fairly compensated for your work.
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"With other countries, there is also a deficit that is compensated by investments," Elalamy said.
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For years, Britain's inadequacies have been compensated for by its membership in the European Union.
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There's no question that the name Kardashian was extremely well-known — and fairly well-compensated.
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He was also compensated financially for his participation in two documentaries about the rescue efforts.
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Linton did not get compensated for any of the products she cited, the spokesperson said.
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That figure could vary depending on how shareholders choose to be compensated for the deal.
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That's largely because of another Medicaid-related problem: how little doctors and midwives are compensated.
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JPMorgan Chase is a financial services company, based in New York, with highly compensated employees.
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In Hong Kong, compensated dating is a trend in sex work that still remains strong.
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Gun owners were compensated for the dollar value of the weapons seized by the state.
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"This is simply another way to engage dedicated grass-roots supporters online, and those supporters will be compensated for their time in the same way that more traditional campaign efforts like canvassing are also often compensated," said Philip Swibinski, a spokesman for the group.
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But by Trump's own account, his wife was minimally compensated for her work for the business.
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But what they lack in visual acuity is compensated for by their powerful ears and noses.
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Whatever happens to the fiduciary rule, you should still know how your financial advisor is compensated.
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Contestants would be compensated $12,500 for the adventure but might have the opportunity to earn more.
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While many CEOs are not as generously compensated as Nadella and Iger, they do pretty well.
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Both executives were highly compensated, and their departure could free up needed funds for the company.
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Are we making sure that performers and creators of all different tiers are being equally compensated?
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One thing seems likely: the FTSE's best-compensated chief executive will be taking a pay cut.
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The data itself should be treated like property and people should be fairly compensated for it.
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He wrote that the losers from globalisation need to be compensated to address increases in inequality.
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It compensated by boosting advertising and pushing new paid offerings, affecting earnings growth, former employees said.
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For years, stable prices compensated for Mexico's sluggish economic growth, so accelerating inflation has caused outrage.
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As with all contractors, the trending review team contractors are fairly compensated and receive appropriate benefits.
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And the additional cost is also compensated for by product-lifetime savings on fuel and emissions.
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The government has assured citizens, and especially flood-affected farmers, that all losses will be compensated.
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Petrobras would be further compensated by SBM reducing the value of its contracts by $179 million.
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If you're doing the same job, you should be compensated and treated in the same way.
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As it happened, Brown mostly went quiet from that point on, but Bell more than compensated.
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That more than compensated for a 2.8 billion pound dip in investment performance during the quarter.
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Lower diversification is compensated by lower exposure to regulatory and FX risks associated with emerging markets.
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In the past private companies have compensated by using their own earnings and tapping shadow lenders.
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One theory: Better-rested workers are more productive and are compensated for it with additional income.
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Whistleblowers face major risks and need confidence they will be suitably compensated, the advocates have said.
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So began her mission to get the affected residents of Owino Uhuru compensated for their suffering.
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However, it is typical for independent board members to get compensated for their time and services.
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Employees had to fight to be compensated for their earned paid time off after being fired.
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ISPs serve a critical role in enabling businesses, and for that, they are already well compensated.
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According to the complaint, Cintron was not compensated for work he performed on holidays and vacations.
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Sanchez's salary among the highest for charities Charity watchdogs say Sanchez seems to be richly compensated.
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By most measures, the United States is the best-compensated women's soccer team in the world.
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The three-year term detail is significant given how Facebook has compensated publishers in the past.
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The loans attracted investors because high rates of interest compensated them for the risk of default.
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The victims and family members can never be fully compensated emotionally or financially for this loss.
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Laura*, who still works as a compensated dater, is a perfect example of this newfound power.
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Twitch says the partners it's working with for Creator Camp are being compensated for their efforts.
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"Imperfect information is a common problem that should be considered and compensated for somehow," he wrote.
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Yeah, about that - 82 percent of nonprofit directors do not get compensated, according to NACD data.
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The government has told citizens, and especially flood-affected farmers, that all losses will be compensated.
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Ms. Remini obviously is being compensated for this show, just as she profited from her book.
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This will ensure that patients who experience medical negligence will be fairly compensated for their injuries.
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One filed a report for the 150 meters of electrical wire he hadn't been compensated for.
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Like Urban Outfitters, all employees will be compensated for missed shifts, according to the company website.
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And then you see these guys who are well-compensated and don't really deliver the goods.
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Nurx said prescribers were compensated for their time, not by the number of prescriptions they write.
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There's nothing wrong with being compensated for that value to make a living (people understand that).
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And, hospitals would be compensated at Medicare rates, or better, for the care that they deliver.
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"We have always had the position the victims have to be properly compensated," Ms. George said.
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"We have always had the position the victims have to be properly compensated," Ms. George said.
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The lawsuit requests that he be compensated with back pay and reinstatement to his old job.
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This becomes particularly relevant when considering that not all of Weinstein's victims were well-compensated actresses.
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"A lot of people on the internet were saying that I should be compensated," Haywood said.
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I hope Matthew Goode was well compensated for what I suspect was one day of filming.
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Now that there's talk of taking it down, residents think they should be protected -- and compensated.
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The idea is that workers can be compensated if they move to jobs with lower pay.
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The penalties are cumulative; customers who experienced multiple kinds of failures will be compensated for each.
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He is highly compensated, earning more than $1 million in 2015 alone, according to tax documents.
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"We have not financially compensated Charli for any of her posts that showcase or mention Dunkin'."
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SMALLER DECLINES IN THE U.S. AND EUROPE WERE ALMOST COMPENSATED BY GOOD GROWTH IN INTERNATIONAL MARKETS.
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This is also an important time to assess whether you're being compensated fairly for your work.
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Mr. Sundheim, 40, has been one of the better compensated traders in the hedge fund industry.
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A jump in bank loans this year has barely compensated for a slide in shadow loans.
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In 2018, he gave a well-compensated speech to the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces.
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The provision specifically requires that tuition remission programs not discriminate in favor of highly compensated employees.
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Asked whether he would be compensated at that point, Mr. Kobach said he was not sure.
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We need to be compensated in a way that is just and proportionate to our contribution.
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"We have never compensated farmers directly on such a large scale for retaliatory tariffs," Irwin said.
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The sonic booms are so powerful that the Air Force has compensated homeowners in Alamo, Nev.
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"Being a compensated dater wasn't a good experience, but it made me grow up," Candy says.
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If the players are poorly compensated, they're easier to buy—especially if no one is watching.
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Investors are willing to take risks, but they need to be compensated for bearing these risks.
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Their lives got better once they were being compensated and were allowed to visit their mother.
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In Japan lower pay is often compensated for by plenty of fringe benefits that customarily go unreported.
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Agents generally are compensated through commissions from the insurance carriers they are licensed to sell plans for.
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"What is kind of an interesting angle is, these people who are newly highly compensated," he said.
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The other important point is that employers might respond by changing the way their workers are compensated.
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Why should so-called financial advisors be allowed to be compensated for pushing certain products on you?
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"The impact from Russia is big but we have compensated that," Chief Executive Jens Birgersson told Reuters.
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"How will they bring those employees back, and will they be compensated while they're working?" she asked.
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Copyright is an essential Constitutional provision that allows individuals in the creative industries to be fairly compensated.
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High demand for pickup trucks and SUVs in North America compensated losses in China and South America.
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But with some nifty legal footwork they could be compensated without falling foul of state-aid rules.
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American's CEO, Doug Parker, said he wants to make sure the carrier is compensated for the disruptions.
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It is true that individual inventors and smaller companies are not always well-compensated for their inventions.
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These mutual funds "mark-to-market" every day, and fund managers are compensated periodically on this performance.
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Passengers who were stranded were compensated with free park tickets and gift cards, Palmer and Cole said.
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It's also not clear to what extent investors will demand to be compensated for continued geopolitical risk.
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These coveted rainmakers are among the most highly compensated — and fiercely fought over — bankers on Wall Street.
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Union members, who've had few raises since the financial crisis, expect to be compensated for their patience.
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We deserve to be compensated and hired for the work and art we provide to the world.
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The government has played down the problem, saying victims could take essentials and shops would be compensated.
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Ambev said that higher revenue per hectoliter more than compensated for a drop in fourth quarter volumes.
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Today's CEOs are literally superachievers, and it should come as no surprise that they are compensated accordingly.
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They are supposed to be compensated for pigs they cull to prevent the spread of the disease.
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At 64, he is seemingly healthy, doing what he loves and being richly compensated for doing it.
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Unfortunately, McComas says, you usually have to sacrifice parts of the community in order to be compensated.
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A 3.3 percent in manufacturing output more than compensated for the fall in construction, the data showed.
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Sandberg emphasized that Facebook made the project "very clear" to participants and compensated them for their participation.
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On Monday, Florida jurors compensated Hogan further by awarding him an additional $25.1 million in punitive damages.
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Technically, these reviewers are not compensated with cash, but writing reviews has become a windfall of sorts.
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He said that those responsible for the funeral bombing would be punished and victims would be compensated.
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"These headwinds were more than compensated by our efficiency and continuous efforts to save costs," he added.
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"Why shouldn't the government of the United States be similarly compensated for these taxpayer assets?" asked Del.
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Still, Archer says London never got his permission to use his work ... and never fully compensated him.
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I recall in the nightlife scene whenever someone would host an event/party, everyone would get compensated.
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The military spokesman said residents affected by the creation of the buffer zones have been properly compensated.
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The party warned it was possible that some investors may not be compensated for any losses incurred.
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According to U.S. Department of Transportation regulations, anyone who gets bumped from a flight must be compensated.
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Nearly 300 households were cleared to make way for the promenade, and were adequately compensated, he said.
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All customers on the flight will be compensated for the cost of their tickets, CNBC reported Wednesday.
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If all goes as planned, broadcasters will be compensated for going off the air or moving channels.
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This year, among richly compensated Democrats, one percenters on up, that tilts the scale toward Mrs. Clinton.
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When Ms. Khan spoke at the fraud conference on Wednesday, she was not compensated for the engagement.
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Disclosure: Denise Galvez is not compensated by the Trump campaign or other political organizations in any way.
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"I am being compensated to ensure access to epinephrine," Ms. Winders said in an interview last week.
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They are somehow to be compensated for their losses in what promises to be a massive expropriation.
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The truth is that no matter our job or preparation, we are still not being compensated equitably.
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Cancer patients should be fairly compensated for becoming the center of the so-called digital health revolution.
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In contrast, the EU has largely compensated its strong imports with almost equally strong exports to China.
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Harf said that there was no evidence that the forced laborers had been compensated in any way.
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She said that while she is not to blame, she has compensated the families of the girls.
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Ms Yeah said she has compensated Zhe Zhe's family and is paying for Xiao Yu's cosmetic surgery.
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And, I want you to know that you may never quite feel compensated for your complete worth.
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Saha declined to comment on how much N-Powered was compensated by Northeastern to create the skill.
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They had faster acceleration, better braking, and powerful torque, which compensated for the heft of their batteries.
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Transporting unauthorized migrants is a federal crime, and drivers expect to be well compensated for their risk.
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People can still be compensated for those claims if they prove that the vaccine caused the injury.
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The companies in the Free File program are not compensated by the I.R.S. for providing their services.
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"We love and respect our firefighters and want them to be appropriately compensated," the mayor's letter said.
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Mr. Pickens was an early advocate for shareholder rights and insisting that executives be compensated with stock.
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Part of the reduction will be compensated for through drawing from Aramco's oil stocks, Prince Abdulaziz said.
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When their accounts aren't deactivated, however, these influencers are well-compensated for sponsored posts and affiliate sales.
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The planned takeover would see some 5,000 voluntary layoffs, which will be partly compensated by new hiring.
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As volunteers missed work to fight local blazes, Morrison announced in December that they would be compensated.
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Residents were forced to stay with relatives and at hotels and were never compensated for their displacement.
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As part of the plan, the ordinary folks who bought bonds would be compensated in some manner.
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Customers not receiving June contracted volumes expect to be compensated in the following months, according to traders.
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In May, the Daily Beast reported that Mr. Picardi threatened to quit if the freelancers weren't compensated.
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And yet, for the past 75 years, the federal government has largely decided how songwriters are compensated.
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But transactions that took place after the site was shut "will not be compensated," the company said.
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It should be investigated by an international court, and we need to be compensated for our loss.
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The pickup in monsoon rains in the first week of July compensated for lower rainfall in June.
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Women are compensated so much less than men that they are essentially working free after 3 p.m.
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One option is to be compensated for each individual math problem you solve (say, $1 per problem).
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We have this idea that if you create something unique, you deserve to be compensated for it.
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In most polities, politicians manage to be pretty well compensated compared to the normal run of men.
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"The watercooler conversations are compensated with a huge amount of information on our internal websites," Pace said.
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The US army has previously compensated civilians victims of US military activity in Afghanistan, but not Pakistan.
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After negotiations, the piece was restituted to Stern's estate, and the auctioneer, Frank Hargesheimer, compensated the painting's consignor.
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Importantly, victims of revenge porn are caused somewhat irreparable injury, which cannot be compensated for, even with millions.
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Higher costs are expected to be compensated for by internal efficiencies and lower advertisement, marketing and promotion expenses.
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This shows that higher imports have only compensated for about 7.6 percent of the drop in domestic output.
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Timbaland produced the Aaliyah track -- and in the lawsuit, Terry says neither he nor Missy ever compensated him.
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Estimates suggest wolves kill 1,500-2,000 head of livestock per year, and farmers are compensated for their losses.
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However, in January of this year it was revealed that they were not compensated equally for their work.
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Addressing Tubbs fire victims, the governor said he understood that many will now have concerns about getting compensated.
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They don't feel that's always the case with larger funds, which can be well compensated on fees alone.
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Unlike in life insurance, low investment yields are partly compensated by greater underwriting discipline and better technical results.
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Rights and safety of women must be protected at all times and adequately compensated when harm is committed.
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Equality isn't only about women being compensated fairly compared to other women, but about compensation as a whole.
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The cuts were only partly compensated by smaller rises in Hungary, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Denmark and Lithuania.
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The guns go into the hands of influencers, who are compensated with a free safe of their choice.
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Says customers who had bogus accounts opened in their names will be compensated for damage to credit rating.
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Officials have said the poorest citizens are likely to be compensated with cash payments for higher utility costs.
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"There are still some discussions over who is going to be compensated and who is not," he said.
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But sadly, just like many inventors before her, Monroe hasn't been adequately compensated for her lightning-strike genius.
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Foos was compensated for the rights to his manuscript, which makes up a significant chunk of the book.
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It found that the country's doctors are well compensated, making $299,2000 on average, up from $2258,2000 in 2100.
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Automated cryptocurrency payments are facilitated through Stripe to ensure that all contributors are adequately compensated based on value.
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In fact, many longtime employees have often not been paid at all—instead, they got compensated with weed.
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She certainly didn't want to leave the series — Rossum simply wanted to be fairly compensated for her work.
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Be prepared to explain, candidly and concretely, what you feel you're doing that you're not being compensated for.
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The moratorium will mean a sweeping review of how the coal program is managed and taxpayers are compensated.
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In the meantime, Schroder is a rapidly developing irritant—that's a good thing—who's compensated fairly until 2021.
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Talk about everything, from what happens if the dishwasher breaks to how the cleaning staff will be compensated.
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Income inequality in the United States would fall drastically if people were compensated based only on their ability.
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French business activity was stronger than expected in June as a better services sector compensated for weaker manufacturing.
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The NFA also offered legal amnesty for anyone who handed in illegally owned guns, though they weren't compensated.
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I've long been an advocate for intellectual property rights because individuals deserve to be compensated for their work.
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Whenever climate activists demand climate action, they must outline how those hurt by these policies will be compensated.
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But research has shown that when women saturate a well-compensated field the pay declines, and vice versa.
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But other highly compensated athletes seemingly have no qualms about mixing with the other Olympians in the village.
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Arroyo should be compensated for the time spent detained and urged the Aquino administration to reconsider the decision.
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The lion's share of workers at the entertainment company — 81 percent — told Blind that they were fairly compensated.
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I don't think anybody wants to create the next blockbuster for Disney and not get compensated for that.
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The procedure relies on the collection of genetic material—eggs and sperm—from donors, who are financially compensated.
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For Kate, internet forums jumpstarted her career as a compensated dater after her frightening stint at the nightclub.
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It was the way she compensated for not feeling good enough and not loved enough as a child.
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You won't be compensated for this time, and you're actually missing out on money by not booking sessions.
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And his board members, handsomely compensated men and women all ($900 per diems in Rio), joined his choir.
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Consumers should be vigilant during the claims process, Mr. Heller advised, to make sure they are adequately compensated.
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The people shown sign release forms allowing the video to be broadcast and are not compensated for appearing.
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But they will not be compensated until the government reopens, potentially leaving them in a similar financial lurch.
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Rent the Runway said that all of its scheduled shop workers will be compensated during this time period.
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In those cases, the towns typically compensated the state by adding more forest preserve land than they took.
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"We are paid, yes," said Ms. McDermid when asked if she was compensated for such time-consuming work.
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It's the first time I feel compensated appropriately, taken care of, and that they see that same value.
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I suggest that North Korea offer President Trump a well-compensated position as director of tourism and development.
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All of that before the former president and first lady weigh in with their own well-compensated autobiographies.
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I diligently attended the training and did the homework (for which time we were not compensated, another violation).
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The biggest change is that writers will now be compensated based "primarily" on reading time, rather than claps.
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They were unable to provide Iran with an economic package, which would have compensated for the US position.
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The failures were more than compensated for by shows like "Hairspray" and "Jersey Boys," which ran for years.
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In 2017, quite a few of them won lawsuits and were compensated with a large sum of money.
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Japfa's higher margin and cost pass-through ability are compensated by Alfamart's defensive cash flows and lower leverage.
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Because AmeriCorps members often recruit, train and manage non-compensated volunteers, they dramatically increase volunteer aid to charities.
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But the House GOP's campaign committee and outside groups have easily compensated for that gap, vastly outspending Democrats.
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The results of those battles will shape how fire victims are compensated for lost homes and loved ones.
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His lawsuit against the U.S. government was dismissed, but the British government compensated him with 1 million pounds.
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The outcome of those battles will shape how fire victims are compensated for lost homes and loved ones.
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He noted that Niccol will be well-compensated even if 2020 numbers are not as robust as desired.
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However, these advances were compensated and disbursements from the FLA in 3Q16 and 4Q16 have been on time.
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The majority of customers identified in an earlier Central Bank report in October have been compensated, it added.
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After mounting backlash to its policy, DoorDash announced changes to how workers would be compensated in late August.
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"The loans should not have been approved, and the breaches could not have been compensated for," he said.
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"Eventually, I left compensated dating because I just couldn't accept having sex with so many guys," she says.
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While there was previously a small handful of other organizations supporting compensated daters, they've been since closed down.
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The company is also working with film and television rights holders to ensure they get compensated for their work.
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She compensated Awan with taxpayer funds for several months, all while he was under indictment for bank fraud charges.
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More recently there's been some criticism about how much you've been compensated for this 'best job in the world.
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Major league players are being extremely well compensated to adapt to new rules that are meant to protect them.
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Wall Street researchers are often compensated based in part on their ability to secure investor meetings with corporate management.
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YouTube offers a tool called Content ID to track copyright video and audio content, so rightsholders can be compensated.
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The constant complaints leveled against these billion-dollar corporations was that artists weren't being fairly compensated for their work.
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"Producers are the most vital and endemically the least fairly compensated actors in the coffee supply chain," it said.
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But Wealthfront argued that the increased volatility of those assets is more than compensated for by their higher returns.
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The security officers contend, correctly, that they protect some of the world's richest companies, and should be compensated accordingly.
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In negotiations with other trade partners, it has offered a bit more access to those sectors and compensated farmers.
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What's next: The music business is still trying to figure out how artists will be compensated for streaming success.
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"If we cause an accident, we want to make sure people get compensated as they need to," he added.
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Yes, the politicians are mediocre, but they are compensated for by traditions and a society with a democratic DNA.
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The creator is compensated not only for work completed, but also for brand access to this hard-won audience.
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The companies also needed to be compensated for some investments they made before the accelerated nuclear exit was decided.
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However, you do need to be under the appropriate working visa or OPT to be compensated for productive work.
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Bloom said Dickinson will be "fully compensated for being called a liar" and is free to tell her story.
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And he's compensated for failing conservative purity tests as governor (by expanding Medicaid, for starters) by gaining executive experience.
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Under the scheme, some 22045,0000 people will be forced to move, compensated with either a new house or cash.
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The researchers suspect students might have compensated for active lessons by being less active the rest of the day.
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Maybe that comes in the face of never being compensated that way and always feeling like I deserve this.
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Under the terms of the accord, Petrobras will be compensated by auction winners for work it has already done.
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He was hired for a job he was uniquely qualified for, and he was compensated with a decent wage.
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Royalties are just one of the ways taxpayers are supposed to be compensated for coal production on public lands.
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In our demo, I was able to gently push on the side of the Fleye, and it compensated nicely.
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It's not anti-Trump or anti-Republican women; it's, 'Do you want to be respected and compensated at work?
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Silicon Valley workers are famously well-compensated: At Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and numerous other tech companies, even interns .
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Sessions could could last up to an hour and a half, and participants will be compensated with gift cards.
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Hurst said drivers' cars will be inspected on a regular basis and drivers will be compensated for their mileage.
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Artists complain they are unfairly compensated; each is paid based on the number of streams downloaded through the service.
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Every customer wants to know that their driver is vetted, well-compensated, and incentivized to provide the best service.
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The retro rocket compensated for the extra speed, and the crushable structure absorbed the remaining force of the impact.
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It has compensated for the failure of top sponsored team Italy to qualify by signing finalists Senegal and Serbia.
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Soon insomnia knocked me totally out of sync, and I compensated one night by nodding off at 8 p.m.
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According to HR676, for-profit medical establishments are supposed to be compensated by government for their loss of income.
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The time spent will be compensated at $25 per hour for up to 20 hours, according to the settlement.
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Young workers were incentivized to work hard and accept demanding jobs, knowing they would be compensated for their efforts.
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The updated deal, reached after a mediation session, also includes changes to the way some drivers will be compensated.
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Credit losses are compensated by strong margins, and LICs only consumed approximately 14% of pre-impairment profit in FY16.
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But watching a player of Colon's size and age continue to baffle batters has compensated somewhat for his past.
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The few users with wide followings tend to be compensated by fame, influence and, in some cases, ad revenue.
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The lawsuit created a new wrinkle in an ongoing debate about whether or not student-athletes should be compensated.
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And it could provide a path for Mr. Dauman to exit the company less contentiously and still well compensated.
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In Texas, be prepared to sit through of 1,500 hours of training/labor you will never be compensated for.
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While that translates into a healthy living for some brokers, many others are poorly compensated, dependent largely on commissions.
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The source collected this information on behalf of private clients and was not compensated for it by the FBI.
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Asking your advisor how he or she is being compensated to work on your behalf should not be taboo.
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They reached out to me on LinkedIn and asked if I'd be interested in participating in their compensated study.
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Together, they scan patent registries around the world to ensure Peru is compensated when its genetic resources are used.
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What's more, slaveholders will be compensated for their loss, if they cut off support for Sons of the Harpy.
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One sketch from American Dad transmogrified Houston into a stuttering minstrel in withdrawal, singing to be compensated with crack.
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Traditional market research—which participants are usually compensated for—can cost brands hundreds of thousands of dollars to acquire.
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Back in January, Depp sued his former business managers for "gross misconduct" and asked to be compensated $25 million.
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It is unfair if I work harder, like in the Soviet system, and I don't get compensated for that.
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In a letter to customers on Friday, CEO and founder Emily Weiss wrote that all employees will be compensated.
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One thing that remains unclear is if and how those assembling the lights are being compensated for their work.
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New York's attorney general filed a lawsuit Sunday to block the deal unless it justly compensated Harvey Weinstein's victims.
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I was in Washington — why didn't I try to date some closeted politician and be his well-compensated secret?
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Police departments like the NYPD will be compensated for security costs incurred from protecting the president and his family.
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This puts the onus on customers to understand who they're working with and how those financial professionals are compensated.
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But public interest groups say the utilities are effectively seeking a bailout for mistakes made by well-compensated executives.
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I trusted that, come time to renegotiate, I would be compensated fairly for all of that work moving forward.
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But lefties had one less copy of the gene than righties, and compensated with a nearly identical gene, Lsdia2.
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In an interview for The Fader, Newman said she felt she should have been somehow compensated for her ingenuity.
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For supporters, sex work for adults can be a viable, well-compensated profession that is generally free of exploitation.
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But he said drivers could have a solid claim that Uber had misrepresented the way they were being compensated.
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And when reports surfaced about Mr. Giuliani's foreign business entanglements and highly compensated speechmaking, Mr. Trump grew even warier.
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But if they are fully compensated for the extra cost you represent, they'll be eager to sign you up.
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The report tried to determine how many Wells Fargo customers were hurt and how much they should be compensated.
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You'll want to know how the firm, manager or individual sales representative is being compensated for working with you.
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As a result, these marginalized groups won't get hired, receive promotions or get compensated as well or as often.
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Fire emissions may also be compensated for by regrowth when the vegetation recovers in burned areas, carbon experts say.
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But when they do succeed, and millions of people listen and love their work, they should be fairly compensated.
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The lender said clients could choose to be compensated in cash or with a reduction in future mortgage payments.
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The airline said in a statement to ABC that all passengers on the flight were compensated over the diversion.
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Before getting to the evidence, it is worth considering what executives do in general, and how they get compensated.
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Bill Ford was the second-highest compensated executive at Ford last year with a total payout of $13.8 million.
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The bank's scheme had 'serious shortcomings', retired judge Ross Cranston said in a review into how Lloyds compensated victims.
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The Iran supply cut may also be more than compensated for by production increases outside the OPEC producer cartel.
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The automation of more technical jobs has likewise changed which jobs are most valued, and how they are compensated.
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The feature has not been restored and Coinbase says it has compensated users who lost money in the incident.
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When choosing an advisor, make sure you understand the fees you're paying and how that person is being compensated.
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While federal workers have been compensated for their unpaid work and time off after previous shutdowns, it's not guaranteed.
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"Even though they lost their judgement, we all agree those people need to be compensated as well," he said.
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In 2011, the State Council passed regulations detailing how residents should be compensated if they are ordered to relocate.
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Meanwhile, Washington has compensated Pakistan fabulously in return for Pakistani airspace, both in CSF funds and in military assistance.
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After the government reopened, these workers are expected to receive missed salaries, but federal contractors will not be compensated.
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A spokesman told CNBC on Thursday that the employee had been compensated fairly during her 20 years with the company.
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Women in general, of course, struggle to be compensated in the workplace to the same degree as their male peers.
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It's hard for a person to remain passionate about a position when they aren't being fairly compensated for their work.
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The FCC ratio remained at 10.9% during 2015 as 11533% annual lending growth was compensated by similar internal capital generation.
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It would also change how workers are compensated for on-the-job injuries and impose term limits on legislative leaders.
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They aren't compensated nearly as well as attorneys and they have to deal with high-stress situations all the time.
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" SoFi comms VP Jim Prosser: "Only way this looks worse is if they had compensated the teens with Juul pods.
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The airline also said it was in preliminary discussions with Boeing about being compensated for the grounding of the plane.
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The union argues that the record profits GM has reported mean the workers deserve to be compensated for those sacrifices.
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The reduction in cost was passed on to the consumer, which compensated for the elimination of high-touch customer service.
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Casper confirmed to BuzzFeed News in an email on Monday that it compensated Nicki Minaj to post about the mattress.
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Amazon's decision follows the passage of several state and local laws banning employers from asking interviewees how much they're compensated.
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But instead of ripping up the trade agreements, as the GOP nominee advocates, the losers should be compensated, he added.
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Moradi assured us he was being compensated by the sellers for any investment grade diamonds he acquired on our behalf.
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Essentially this means investors holding longer-term U.S. debt are being compensated less compared to those holding shorter-term issues.
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The big question moving forward is how players should be compensated for that data since they're the ones producing it.
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While pediatricians and obstetricians were trained to screen, they were not compensated for screening, a study by Dr. Kozhimannil found.
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The Ferrari twitched in that first slippery, tight turn but he compensated instantly, adjusting the suspension settings as we went.
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The CEOs said customers have been compensated, and those responsible held to account by the banks and the securities watchdog.
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More recently, in 2017, the U.S. women's hockey team threatened to skip the World Cup if they weren't better compensated.
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Uber alone controls the listing and delisting of drivers, how they are evaluated and (most importantly) how they are compensated.
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Now she has reportedly signed back on with the speaker's bureau that handled her richly compensated appearances before the election.
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"Drivers who choose to take UberPool rides should be better compensated and not the other way around," RSDU's post reads.
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But this would be more than compensated for by the creation of the first real trans-Atlantic split since 2014.
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You'll also want to find out how your advisor or broker is compensated, and in many cases it's not easy.
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On-demand is hard until you hit scale, especially when you throw highly compensated employees like veterinarians into the mix.
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He also proposed a sharp cut in Brazil's corporate tax rate, compensated by the introduction of a tax on dividends.
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I believe if you're doing real work, necessary work, then there will be a way to be compensated for it.
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To restate the stunningly obvious: Iran should not be thanked or compensated for fixing a terrible problem they themselves created.
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Some down years were quickly compensated with robust building in subsequent years to get to the average of 1.5 million.
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How you're compensated for your time makes no real difference to how often you stay late either, the survey found.
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Ask when you feel like you're not being adequately compensated for the job you're doing and the responsibilities you're carrying.
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Filing for bankruptcy protection creates more uncertainty about how women who allege they are victims of Weinstein could be compensated.
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Her lawsuit says that she was "hurt economically" by purchasing Canada Dry products, and she would like to be compensated.
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Incidentally, the FBI's records management division was being monetarily compensated by OPM for each name check report presented to OPM.
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Read more: 50 maps that explain how America lives, spends, and believesMedical jobs are extremely common among well-compensated occupations.
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Artists I've known have had their work taken off Instagram and included in publications without being compensated, never mind notified.
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It's widely known and the WSJ has previously reported that he works for and is compensated by unnamed hedge funds.
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In either case, he believes he should be compensated for the ordeal and the potential loss of his property's value.
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A San Francisco tax attorney, Marc Fosse, told the Post that such retirement payouts are typical for highly compensated employees.
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And she wants to be fully compensated for her loss, including the time and cost of finding a replacement vehicle.
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And yet, in the aftermath of government shutdowns, they are the only employees who don't get compensated after the fact.
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He had no desire to reconnect with his former cronies, no interest in being compensated for keeping his mouth shut.
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The company has changed the way its sales force is compensated and has eliminated the use of outside travel agencies.
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Moradi assured us he was being compensated by the sellers for any investment-grade diamonds he acquired on our behalf.
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Earlier this year, the Independent Payment Advisory Board recommended that we change the way doctors were compensated for prescribing drugs.
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Cisco had the highest percentage of dissatisfied employees, with 80 percent telling Blind that they did not feel adequately compensated.
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But many of the arguments against teachers' demands are based on misconceptions about the teaching profession and how they're compensated.
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The FTC requires social media users to disclose when they are being compensated to advertise a product in any way.
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The database includes only payments made since 2013, but Holick's record of being compensated by drug companies started before that.
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Insurer LV= said claimants would remain over-compensated and expected the rate to be challenged again at the next review.
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Content creators are finally recognizing the value and engagement they provide these platforms with and they're looking to be compensated.
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It's unclear whether integrity fees are included in the three-year MGM contract, but the league is being similarly compensated.
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Yet, she told us on the tour, the American government compensated him fully for seizing his property during the war.
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Various hedges "more than compensated" for recent market declines that hit portfolio companies, Ackman said in a letter to shareholders.
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They need to get compensated as well," Gary Cohn, Trump's former chief economic adviser, said on CBS' "Face the Nation.
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" Mnuchin said that in helping firms that need liquidity, the administration will "make sure that the taxpayers are compensated fairly.
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But I do think there are athletes driving incredible value for the institutions and frankly they should be fairly compensated.
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A change to this more dynamic standard would mean that songwriters could be compensated more in line with the market.
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Nearly half of compensated death claims involved DTP, an early vaccine against diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (also called whooping cough).
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Drivers won't be paid a flat hourly rate, but are instead compensated based on a per-minute/per-mile calculation.
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In his position at Hacienda, Mr. Timmons was well compensated over the past decade, according to the company's financial filings.
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While most drivers I spoke with believed they deserved to be compensated for the data they generate, not all did.
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In the past, Oklahoma has compensated for funding cuts with oil revenue, but oil prices have declined in recent years.
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It means they're getting compensated through yield for the risk they are taking on companies with less desirable credit qualities.
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Various hedges "more than compensated" for recent market declines that hit portfolio companies, Ackman said in a letter to shareholders.
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Governments in Quebec and Australia have compensated or are proposing compensating taxi drivers for the lost value of such licenses.
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While under-compensated, the work of caregivers can be every bit as important to survival as the work of physicians.
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"We should be compensated for not having the usual selection," he said, according to a kitchen staffer who heard them.
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When the government gave Indigenous groups swaths of land in 1977, farmers were supposed to be compensated, but few were.
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He could easily churn out "monsters in Maine" tales until his life ends, and he'd remain well compensated for it.
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There are also affordability questions surrounding CAR-T, as hospitals often aren't fully compensated for the cost of administering it.
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Casetify also has a brand-ambassador program that works with a group of influencers throughout the year who get compensated.
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Hart says his work was not on behalf of Smithfield Foods and that he was not compensated for his work.
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Fitch believes a potential buyer would want to be compensated for the additional cost in purchasing these CPF-linked loans.
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Nearly half would require $2,000 to $19953,000 to feel compensated, and 70 percent said anything below $2,000 isn't worth it.
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The Federal Trade Commission advises influencers to clearly and conspicuously disclose that they are being compensated for a sponsored post.
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Pediatricians are front-line persuaders, he said, and they should be compensated for the time it takes to educate parents.
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They also insist that workers are compensated for the loss of bargaining power with higher wages or greater job security.
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Small, impoverished North Korea, unable to match their abilities, has compensated with a willingness to accept extreme levels of risk.
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Roughly 1.8 million people filed to be compensated for their time spent dealing with the breach as of Dec. 1.
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The group makes reasonable arguments about gentrification in the wake of HQ2 and its swarm of richly compensated techie workforce.
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Kerney's suggestion that college athletes be compensated through a 401(k) mirrors the financial advice he gives to professional athletes.
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"The fall in the volumes traded ... was compensated by higher product mix efficiency and assertive financial positions," Cargill told Reuters.
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Discussing salaries with coworkers, when done prudently, can give you a better idea of if you are being compensated fairly.
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Deputy Central Bank Governor Kateryna Rozhkova told a briefing she saw no grounds for PrivatBank's former owners to be compensated.
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The bank was told that it must do more to make sure it has located and compensated every affected driver.
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This will give workers more control over corporate decisions, including on introducing new technology and how affected workers are compensated.
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The CBO mentions high executive pay, well-paid financial advisers and well-compensated "superstars," such as actors, athletes and musicians.
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" While "the masses solve small problems for their employers," he says, "the rich solve significant problems and get compensated accordingly.
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Yet he was not included in the project's execution and was not compensated for his intellectual property, his lawsuit claims.
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Iger, meanwhile, was compensated $65.6 million in 2018 — which Forbes notes is 1,424 times what the average Disney employee makes.
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People who are working in more physically demanding and less compensated jobs are kind of used to the abuse, frankly.
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But once he did, and garnered more good reviews, Pintchouk says the algorithms have kept him busy and well compensated.
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"As a compensated dater, I discovered the world had a lot of bad people for the first time," Kate says.
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The 113 employees who were made redundant will be fully compensated for unpaid wages totaling £51,565, the administrator's report says.
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A large number of the construction workers the Emirati campus have not been compensated for their works, the students claim.
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" He then asked the question that seemed to be on everyone's mind: "Are we going to be compensated for this?
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Second, it would ensure that drug companies are compensated only for the R&D costs and risks they actually bear.
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Probably a lot of ego and ownership around deals and companies, because that's how general partners have historically been compensated.
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The implications of this for state tax revenues, and around arguments for making significant changes to the ways college athletes are compensated (or should be compensated), are huge, but clear winners from this ruling are the online betting companies… or any media company that has any sort of exposure to live-streaming sporting events.
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"Surging stimulus-linked investment by state firms appears to have compensated for the private sector's unwillingness to invest," added Capital Economics.
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Though there is no Victorian cornicing or original fireplace, the lack of period features is compensated for by an understated elegance.
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" He added that homeowners were compensated when errors were made, saying he "earnestly" feels terrible for "any mistakes at the bank.
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Nor would he be compensated for the days and months of work involved in arranging Cash's divorce, which was now imminent.
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All customers on flight 3411 will be compensated for the cost of their tickets, Senior Spokesman Jonathan Guerin confirmed to Axios.
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Under the 'influence' Social media influencers are compensated for promoting a product to large followings on platforms like Instagram and Facebook.
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Nobody on the 12-person team is compensated yet, and Kickster's still trying to work out a revenue model that fits.
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The bill would specifically erase the restriction barring student-athletes from being compensated for use of their name, image and likeness.
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The states are concerned they are giving up their right to levy their own consumption taxes and will be inadequately compensated.
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Xnor says that on a sunny day it runs at 32fps, but this can be compensated for with bigger solar cells.
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You can typically search their firm's SEC filings, which includes comprehensive breakdown of the company, including how their professionals are compensated.
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I wanted my employees to feel valued, to feel they are compensated fairly, to have the standard of living they deserve.
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He found a fellow skateboard obsessive in Mr. Oates, who gave the teenager odd jobs and compensated him with skateboard parts.
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It was partly compensated by increased passenger revenue, SAS said on Tuesday, but it added that costs were still too high.
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Investors will only buy emerging market bonds over U.S. Treasuries if they are compensated sufficiently for taking on the added risk.
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Fitch believes that a potential buyer would want to be compensated for the additional cost in purchasing these CPF-linked loans.
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Due to fairly strict regulations, people can't be compensated for their blood, so the startup relies heavily instead on donor facilities.
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The government has played down fears of looting saying disaster victims could take essential goods and shops would be compensated later.
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You can be compensated $25 per hour for up to 20 hours — so the most you can be reimbursed is $20173.
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The sons of slaveholders married into wealthy families and obtained well-compensated white-collar work, reversing even large declines in fortunes.
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But the government said it has compensated industry for some of these costs and plans to do more in the future.
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Any culling carried out in response to the detection of the virus on farms would be compensated, the Chinese report added.
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Khan is sympathetic but points out difficulties such as the personal circumstances of car owners, who would need to be compensated.
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On Monday, Rouhani said Iran was ready to enter talks with the U.S. if Washington compensated the country for past damages.
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It's also calling for a system in which clean athletes who lost to athletes found to be doped would be compensated.
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But the startup — which declined to say if Foxx was compensated, when asked by Axios — could be facing a big problem.
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Because many of its employees were compensated based on the stock's performance, the drop did not go unnoticed in Menlo Park.
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But then -- perhaps having over-compensated for the tug and pull -- Macron loses his balance and sort of falls toward Trump.
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Creditors, including ex-drivers and staff, will need to put in a claim and wait patiently in line to be compensated.
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However, lower interest revenue has been partly compensated by stable fees and commissions generated from Credem's wealth management and insurance businesses.
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But, for decades, her family was kept in the dark about her second life — and were never compensated for her contributions.
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During the primaries, Mr. Trump has compensated for his lack of depth with personal attacks and one-liners, a tactic Mrs.
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They ensure that people are adequately trained and compensated, and provided vitally essential whistleblower protections, job flexibility and career advancement opportunities.
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Spotify, and the music-streaming industry in general, faces criticism from artists like Taylor Swift, claiming they are being unfairly compensated.
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He lost the suit and was never compensated for the life story which had so clearly been borrowed in the movie.
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The way your compensated is by taking these micropayments for the use of the API and dividing it across the nodes.
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Higher state spending and strong private consumption more than compensated for weaker investment in construction and equipment between April and June.
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The company's oil assets in the country were nationalized in 1918, and Shell was only partly compensated by the Soviet government.
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Trump's legal team later sought to clarify that he compensated Cohen, but only found out later what the payment was for.
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The state labor minister, Shibu Baby John, said that the accident would be investigated, and that the victims would be compensated.
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And the upside – an early win for the president in his first year – could not have compensated for the political fallout.
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They run when space is available as marketing house ads, and participants are not compensated — other than exposure in The Times.
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The resolution also provides a path for Mr. Dauman to leave the company less contentiously and while still being well compensated.
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Make sure you're being properly compensated for the work you're doing and the level of expertise you're bringing to the role.
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We've confirmed the students worked voluntarily, were compensated and provided benefits, but they should not have been allowed to work overtime.
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Electrolux said on Friday that price hikes had fully compensated for cost increases in North and Latin America during the quarter.
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" The statement added that health care professionals "are compensated for their expertise and the services they provide to the pharmaceutical industry.
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Valeant is already an activist's dream — obsessed with shareholder value, compensated accordingly, disciplined on costs, open to leverage and financial engineering.
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Even if McDonald's compensated Kuper with a $12 hourly wage, he would earn less than $25,000 a year working full-time.
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We were told we would be compensated for the medical expenses and paid salaries only if we went back to work.
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As of the latest six-year contract he signed with Tottenham, he's also well compensated, earning roughly $19.8 million a year.
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When Instacart changed its tipping practices earlier this year, it retroactively compensated shoppers when tips were included in the payment minimums.
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Those include more disclosures, particularly on how financial professionals and their firms are compensated, as well stating any conflicts of interest.
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Everlane and Glossier closed their physical retail locations, though both brands said workers would be compensated until the stores opened again.
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And the Japanese trading platform Coincheck said it had compensated customers hit when it was hacked and had resumed exchange services.
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It said celebrities could be violating the law if they did not disclose that they were compensated for making an endorsement.
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An employee who worked in public relations told me about a corporate program where pounds lost were directly compensated with dollars.
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Penn, however, was additionally concerned that native inhabitants be justly treated and fairly compensated for the land he was to develop.
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Now, decades later, I have less to live on in retirement than I would have if I had been fairly compensated.
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IT'S THE KIND OF RESULT WE HAD EXPECTATIONS FOR THE WAY I AM COMPENSATED SO WE EXPECT THE COMPANY TO PERFORM.
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Yet, though his voice often sounded a little leathery and worn in baritone roles, he usually compensated with intensity and charisma.
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Mr. Dimon ranked 25th in a 2016 survey of the best-compensated chief executives by Equilar for The New York Times.
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The kingdom cut production deeply early in the year, which compensated for other OPEC members that were not hitting their quotas.
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Under the current system, authors whose work has been copied or infringed upon have no cost-effective way to get compensated.
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This has the effect that a highly compensated surgeon will be paid much more than a pediatrician for the same work.
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Otherwise, as you note, there would be no highly compensated surgeons who had an in-depth understanding of the hospital's administration.
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With companies announcing planned pay increases, it's a good time to research the market and see if you're being fairly compensated.
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Right now, a company that spends more on its employees' health insurance gets something in exchange — happier, more generously compensated employees.
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The Nationals drafted him in the third round and still compensated him for his potential as opposed to his draft position.
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Many commenters asked whether people whose stories appeared in the book would be compensated, and how the profits would be spent.
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"Mixer partners are compensated for streaming to the service but they choose what content to stream and when," the representative said.
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The messages claimed that employees at the Bravo Tekstil factory in Turkey were not compensated, the BBC reported at the time.
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Even if the influencers were compensated with free booze and merchandise instead of actual cash, it could still count as payment.
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An eroded middle class or a poorly educated and compensated work force, she has argued, could impair the country's economic potential.
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The wide gulf between Cook&aposs pay and that of the median employee is similar to other highly-compensated tech CEOs.
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We have some community members that started to contribute to us, and we made sure they got compensated appropriately for it.
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But this can be compensated for by printing it a little larger than required, because the shrinkage occurs in a predictable way.
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Artists contribute greatly to the prestige of this prize, and their labour, like all forms of labour, needs to be compensated proportionately.
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I compensated for the feelings of resentment by eating massive amounts of food and getting drunk on my lunch breaks at work.
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The minister said that any changes reducing expected fiscal savings would have to be compensated for in the future by other measures.
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Additionally, the legislation corrects a disparity in how artists, sound engineers, mixers and producers are compensated for sound recordings of their music.
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The company's cloud-based project management apps help subcontractors track and get compensated for all the work they do on construction jobs.
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"To our knowledge, all employees were compensated in a timely fashion in good faith and in accordance with the law," she said.
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Subsequent business surveys showed that while German manufacturing contracted for the fourth month in a row in April, buoyant services activity compensated.
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The Pelicans also made 32 of 40 free throws, which compensated for 23 turnovers, nine of which came in the fourth quarter.
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"That needs to be clearer for people to understand the risk they are taking and whether they are being compensated for it."
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Make sure the person is properly trained and qualified, bound by a code of ethics and transparent about how they are compensated.
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Precedent suggests that a solution should be possible; holders of similar Spanish bank bonds were compensated for falling victim to "mis-selling".
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A yield curve typically slopes upwards as investors expect to be compensated for taking on the risk of owning longer-maturity debt.
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So becoming a musician and having to hand out music for free, was it an adjustment not being compensated for your art?
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Their owners seek greater subsidies or shields from competition, but they were already compensated for investment risks and shouldn't be paid twice.
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Asarco precludes professionals from being compensated for time spent defending their own fee applications in the bankruptcy case, in nearly all cases.
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But many workers employed by contractors for security, cleaning or food service jobs were not compensated for the month of lost wages.
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Something is Kaldor-Hicks efficient not only if it actually maximises net wealth but also when losers are compensated for their losses.
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In a world where women's work is often not compensated in meaningful ways, that would have spoken volumes about the company's values.
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Despite expert confirmations of the damages inflicted by the dentist, none of the victims have yet been compensated for their harrowing experiences.
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Handle helps contractors demand payments, instantly file liens that ensure they're compensated for work or materials, or exchange unpaid invoices for cash.
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During California's recent brutal, five-year drought, many farmers compensated for the lack of surface water by pumping groundwater at increasing rates.
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Since 1988, a federal program has compensated only about 6,600 people for harm that they said was caused by vaccines, NYT reports.
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Is there for ways, as an individual, to make sure you have the resources available, that you're compensated for all that stuff?
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"We believe they should be compensated, but time is really against us," said Agasha Tabaro, a legal fellow with AIDS-Free World.
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The outside professionals are referred to as "solicitors" and are typically compensated for the introduction or referral to a registered investment adviser.
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Crucially, this meant that when Vicarious changed the layout of the game—adding new bricks or raising the paddle—the system compensated.
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Uber involves less well-compensated employees and smaller sums, but might, for that reason, invite even more careful scrutiny of the settlement.
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Saputo Jr said the quota is not a subsidy, but dairy farmers, and not processors, should be compensated over recent trade deals.
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"We believe that our employees are fairly compensated and appropriately incentivized under our current pay practices," Discovery stated in its proxy statement.
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"Keyssa has not been compensated for Essential's use of this guidance and know-how," Keyssa said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
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"If someone settles in an area that he clearly knows to be protected land, they will not be compensated," the minister said.
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More often than not, a low rate means you're getting an inexperienced writer who is willing to be compensated for much less.
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Falling Occupancies; Margins Stabilize: Average compensated occupancy has declined every year from 2007 to 2016 and was 79% at June 13, 2017.
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Carville and Matalin turned out a best-selling book about their relationship, and lived happily ever after as well-compensated talking heads.
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Yeti, which was compensated for building Gotta Go more in terms of exposure if not cash, will continue to maintain the app.
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"We would get interested if valuations lowered to levels that compensated investors to take on the risk of the sector," said Samana.
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As a result, they threatened to sit out for the playoffs if they were not duly compensated for the additional six games.
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If someone chooses to make their most painful and traumatic experiences available for consumption, they deserve to be compensated pretty damn well.
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"Social media 'influencers' made no attempt to disclose to consumers that they were being compensated for promoting the Fyre Festival," Girardi wrote.
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Costa Rica should be compensated by April 2 for damage caused, the cost of environmental restoration, expenses and interest, the court said.
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But even with the added funding, the agency said many employees would never be fully compensated for the overtime they've already logged.
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An Apple spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request about whether Michelle Obama was being compensated by Apple for her appearance.
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One potential reason for this: They were seen as more dedicated and thus awarded higher raises or compensated with additional overtime wages.
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"Social media 'influencers' made no attempt to disclose to consumers that they were being compensated for promoting the Fyre Festival," Girardi writes.
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To encourage banks to join—which meant investing capital in the Fed—banks were compensated with a risk-free return of 6%.
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He assured the states that they would be compensated 100 percent for losses directly attributable to the GST implementation for five years.
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Volkswagen did not disclose details Thursday of how much owners of diesel models would be compensated or what a fix would entail.
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Just one in eight start-up CEOs are women and the most highly compensated executive roles continued to be dominated by men.
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However, CMOs were the worst compensated in terms of equity of all executive roles, receiving an average two-fifths less than CFOs.
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Similarly, the idea of asking passengers to leave a plane should be summarily ended, unless they are well compensated for the concession.
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Whatever upset the Airbus was so sudden and violent that it could not be compensated for by the plane's automated safety systems.
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A customer may be able to get the specs to create a replacement part, but how will the original manufacturer be compensated?
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On Tuesday, the National Collegiate Athletic Association announced that they will allow athletes to be compensated for their names, images and likenesses.
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Normally, board members who are representatives of funds that invest in the company do not get compensated to serve on the board.
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The first one called for student athletes to be compensated, outlining how the NCAA enriches nearly everyone else involved in its operations.
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The Loudest Voice is a grotesque show that revels in the bodily details and functions of Ailes and his well-compensated minions.
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Says to be compensated by savings from fighting social security fraud and tax evasion, changing EU policy, new migration policy, administrative reform.
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"I give you a fair days' work, and I'm waiting there on call, and I should be compensated for it," he said.
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"Such a result would give employees—already generously compensated under existing arrangements—a windfall of backpay, plus interest and penalties," they wrote.
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Officers will volunteer for the position but will be compensated, Valeski said, adding that the total cost is expected to be $430,000.
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While Eads' technical accomplishment is widely studied, few appreciate the way he was compensated and allowed to invest in his civil achievement.
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Don't sign up to do a job unless you know exactly what it entails, and be sure that you're compensated for it.
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Ghosn said that Juffali's company was compensated for "critical services that substantially benefited Nissan", including soliciting financing and resolving a business dispute.
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The ACA shifted some of the ways doctor's treatment is assessed and compensated, and doctors worried about losing money after the changes.
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"There are office treatments available for hemorrhoids that are quick and easy and are well-compensated," he told Reuters Health by email.
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Yet, UD's left hemisphere compensated for any losses on the right side of his brain by assuming the roles of both hemispheres.
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You can do whatever you want but a decline in immediate tax collection needs to be compensated with other cuts in expenditures.
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But Pavard compensated memorably just nine minutes later, combining with the other 22-year-old newcomer in France's back four: Lucas Hernández.
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Until recently, investors have been paying higher prices for the debt of riskier companies and not getting properly compensated for that risk.
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Emancipation Day is a celebration of the DC Compensated Emancipation Act of 1862, which ended slavery in the district, freeing 3,100 slaves.
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It had correspondents all over the globe, and its generously compensated editors gazed out over Rockefeller Center from the Time-Life building.
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When Instacart changed its tipping practices earlier this year, it also retroactively compensated shoppers when tips were included in the payment minimums.
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So that undercompensates people who are victims of crime who could be compensated more if people were using their talents more productively.
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Still, much of the unpredictability that has characterized this administration cannot be compensated for — it is a function of the president himself.
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Benjamin Sachs, a labor expert at Harvard Law School, also suggests that states change how unions are compensated for collective bargaining expenses.
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This means that screening opportunities or distribution deals offer some of the only ways these artists can be compensated for their labor.
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"He was always arguing about whether he was adequately compensated," said Robin Ferracone, founder of Farient Advisors, an executive compensation advisory firm.
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He pointed out that most employees appeared to enjoy working there and were satisfied with the way they were treated and compensated.
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Any slight disruption in the Tower's sales per square foot will no doubt be compensated for by tidal waves of free publicity.
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What she lacked in the full elegance that comes with maturity, Zagitova compensated for with a keen understanding of skating's current rules.
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High schools could also be compensated for developing career counseling programs that emphasize the potential value of technical and vocational job training.
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She later tore apart his defense that he treats women well, pointing at all the women he'd hired who were fairly compensated.
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They are also compensated at a much higher worker-to-CEO pay ratio than in other places, according to a Bloomberg analysis.
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The farm will be compensated for its loss as it followed regulations and reported the case proactively to the authorities, it said.
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Far from being compensated for all of his troubles, he was one of the people Michael Brown's family was trying to sue.
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But the company culture is lacking, I don't feel much loyalty to my colleagues, the pay isn't great, and overtime isn't compensated.
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The former contractor, Michael Moi, said in the suit that he did paintings for which he was never properly credited or compensated.
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Matt Mitchell, making his third consecutive start, compensated for his 1-of-7 shooting night by grabbing a game-high eight rebounds.
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Doctors and insurance companies still would be compensated and, more importantly, patients would get the degree and quality of care they deserve.
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"We've always had the most highly compensated women's team in the world, and this puts them at even higher level," Gulati said.
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She added that United compensated Pascolla "as a goodwill gesture" and called her for a "wellness check" the day after the incident.
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Since such people need not be compensated, the state said, there is also no need to reimburse them for fines and fees.
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Many remote workers are highly compensated (nearly a quarter earn $100,000 or more) and they tend to be happier in their jobs.
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In essence, current investors are being compensated for the risk of holding technology stocks in a way that doctom investors were not.
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Staff are compensated for their busy workloads with an additional "well-being leave" day each quarter on top of their annual leave.
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It's the club itself that should be at fault for not making sure that women were at least compensated in some way.
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The Court said no damage was proven and if there were, it would be compensated for by the annulment of the regulation.
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"The county and its residents deserve to be compensated for the impacts they will incur when the plant shuts down," state Sen.
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The officers have a mandatory pay cap of $160,000 and cannot be compensated for any overtime hours they work over that amount.
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This summer, DoorDash was forced to change its tipping model after an extensive outcry that its delivery workers weren't being compensated fairly.
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She was a private citizen and one of the country's leading bankruptcy experts, and being compensated fairly for her expertise makes sense.
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These truck drivers are also famously well-compensated; the median salary for Walmart truckers is around double that of the national median.
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And, how can the original owners of the information track downstream uses back to the source so that they can be compensated?
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The 3.2 million Americans who work as waiters, waitresses and bartenders include some of the lowest-compensated working people in the country.
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A spokeswoman for the magazine declined on Sunday to comment on Ms. Flores's piece but confirmed that Ms. Flores was not compensated.
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They are not compensated for the ecological benefits of their power, and without those benefits, they don't have much else to offer.
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I compensated for my earlier lack of enthusiasm by becoming obsessed with the idea of a musical as the coolest thing ever.
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While black women like Jones contribute to our larger culture, their labor is rarely compensated as everyone but them turns a profit.
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Anyone forced to sell property under eminent domain is well compensated, Mr. Trump maintained, and he even offered to recommend a good lawyer.
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Further, employers can elect to consider you a highly compensated employee if your pay puts you among the top 20 percent of employees.
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It's in a tough spot but if you don't think they're going to the wall then its quite interesting as you're well compensated.
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Store employees are often compensated if they're able to rack up the number of people who say yes to these cards, Rossman said.
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If the property is listed, the user who snapped the first photo is compensated with 100 INR (around $1.50) inside their PayTM wallet.
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Koay did not respond to BuzzFeed News' requests for comment, and it's unclear if Dharma Productions compensated Koay in any way for this.
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Trudeau says farmers will be fully compensated, which in the past has helped mute their protests over concessions agreed in earlier trade deals.
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In US dollar terms, net revenue remained broadly flat yoy as higher net interest income compensated for lower recurring and transaction-based income.
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The head of France's National Fishing Committee, Hubert Carre, said the British side had made "exorbitant" demands to be compensated for not fishing.
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Why shouldn't the players on a women's team that has generated a profit, like the University of Connecticut basketball squad, also be compensated?
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Ms Miller explains that "heart balm" laws compensated women in instances of "treachery of the man to whom she had plighted her vows".
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Because of the availability of listings online, the job of real estate professionals has changed, but the way they are compensated has not.
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Plans that serve seniors with serious health problems could rest assured that they would be compensated for the added cost of this care.
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Initially, only game developers are being compensated, but the above statement hints that the program may expand to other categories in the future.
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Legislators are set to discuss the issue on Friday and decide if traders should be compensated in the case of a total ban.
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It also alleged that employees were not properly compensated for working overtime and that some staff suffered abuses including sexual harassment from superiors.
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Tracy seeks to be reinstated and compensated for economic and other damages, according to a copy of the lawsuit provided by his attorney.
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If a landlord comes to reclaim the land, the squatter occupants must be compensated at the current value of the land before eviction.
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Plus, the in-store shopper is actually an employee, not a contractor – and this pay change wouldn't affect them, as they're compensated differently.
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We're told Bey reassured her team -- many of whom signed one year contracts -- they would all be compensated, even if she couldn't perform.
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Couric is one of Yahoo's most notable public faces, and among the company's most well-compensated employees, earning about $10 million a year.
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It's not immediately clear if the beekeepers will be compensated for their losses, but at least one Summerville resident has started a change.
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Until July 2011, recruiters were compensated based on how many students they could enroll and incentivized to enroll as many students as possible.
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Key questions include how hospitals and providers that see uninsured patients are compensated, and how that impacts their bottom line, Turner told me.
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Or that trying to build a business or solve a problem or learn new skills is work, even if you're not being compensated.
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