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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Mr Correa compensated for lower government revenue by borrowing more.
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Earth employees will be compensated for their labor with tokens.
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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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The women, of course, were not compensated for their time.
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Still, he said my father could have compensated for that.
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"We should be compensated for generating that value," he said.
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They were fairly compensated for the land, according to relatives.
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Kansas' lockdown defense compensated for the Jayhawks' own shooting woes.
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In fact, a happy facial expression compensated for relative unattractiveness.
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The candidates were not compensated for their efforts, according to Wired.
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I want to be compensated for my time and the inconvenience.
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I hate that we don't get compensated for our wait time.
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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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Employees at all stores will be compensated for the lost shifts.
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But other oil exporters have compensated for any shortfall, depressing prices.
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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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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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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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It's a risk we feel we just aren't very well compensated for.
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"It's fine for us to be compensated for the cake," Cara said.
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However, in this survey, all MTurk participants were compensated for their participation.
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But the opening of opportunity more than compensated for any slammed doors.
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Fossil said workers will still be compensated for their hours until then.
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Gavin Newsom said consumers should be compensated for use of their data.
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None of them were compensated for deaths or injuries, the lawsuit said.
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Doesn't it deserve to be compensated for what it offers the grid?
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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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Correspondent creditor banks agreed to maturity extensions and were duly compensated for this.
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Barr said he didn't really care about being compensated for the alleged abuse.
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So far, investors have pushed back and been compensated for holding riskier loans.
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He compensated for the episodes of hunger by overeating when the opportunity arose.
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Members then get compensated for successfully selling to others and recruiting new members.
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"The question is, are you being compensated for a low performance," Fiss said.
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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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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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San Diego State's stifling defense compensated for its own offensive struggles, particularly early.
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"And work out a way to get compensated for that in some way."
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Unlike regular government employees, many contractors may not be compensated for lost time.
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Petrobras has not yet been compensated for the subsidies that took effect in June.
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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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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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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 agency fined Wallace's neighbor, but Wallace was never compensated for the lost revenue.
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Total has also not been compensated for the cargoes, one of the sources said.
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They also are increasingly frustrated that they are not fairly compensated for their work.
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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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Under a single, points-based system, workers would be compensated for every worked hour.
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How are the families of the passengers and crew compensated for this unbearable loss?
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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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" Instead, Weston proposed a system in which players aren't compensated for "just turning up.
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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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But other oil exporters have compensated for any shortfall, filling global inventories and depressing prices.
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It seems like this is a pretty big deal, can I get compensated for it?
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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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The real question is: Are you being properly compensated for your effort, time, and talents?
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Robert Cameron's attorneys are also asking that he is compensated for his traumatic $5 Stella.
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But Hezbollah's blood sacrifice for the Assad regime has been compensated for in other ways.
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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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THE MARKET BECOMES A BIT MORE VOLATILITY PEOPLE GET COMPENSATED FOR THE RISK THEYRE TAKING.
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They have been very generously compensated for their losses, much more generously than first responders.
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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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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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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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"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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Still, it&aposs important to know if you&aposre being fairly compensated for your work.
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For years, Britain's inadequacies have been compensated for by its membership in the European Union.
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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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Gun owners were compensated for the dollar value of the weapons seized by the state.
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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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The data itself should be treated like property and people should be fairly compensated for it.
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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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And the additional cost is also compensated for by product-lifetime savings on fuel and emissions.
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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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One theory: Better-rested workers are more productive and are compensated for it with additional income.
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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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According to the complaint, Cintron was not compensated for work he performed on holidays and vacations.
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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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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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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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I hope Matthew Goode was well compensated for what I suspect was one day of filming.
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The penalties are cumulative; customers who experienced multiple kinds of failures will be compensated for each.
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A jump in bank loans this year has barely compensated for a slide in shadow loans.
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Investors are willing to take risks, but they need to be compensated for bearing these risks.
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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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Why should so-called financial advisors be allowed to be compensated for pushing certain products on you?
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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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It's also not clear to what extent investors will demand to be compensated for continued geopolitical risk.
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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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Ambev said that higher revenue per hectoliter more than compensated for a drop in fourth quarter volumes.
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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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A 3.3 percent in manufacturing output more than compensated for the fall in construction, the data showed.
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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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The party warned it was possible that some investors may not be compensated for any losses incurred.
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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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When Ms. Khan spoke at the fraud conference on Wednesday, she was not compensated for the engagement.
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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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Cancer patients should be fairly compensated for becoming the center of the so-called digital health revolution.
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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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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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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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Residents were forced to stay with relatives and at hotels and were never compensated for their displacement.
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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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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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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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Estimates suggest wolves kill 1,500-2,000 head of livestock per year, and farmers are compensated for their losses.
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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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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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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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French business activity was stronger than expected in June as a better services sector compensated for weaker manufacturing.
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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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Arroyo should be compensated for the time spent detained and urged the Aquino administration to reconsider the decision.
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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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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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The people shown sign release forms allowing the video to be broadcast and are not compensated for appearing.
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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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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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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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The outcome of those battles will shape how fire victims are compensated for lost homes and loved ones.
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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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The company is also working with film and television rights holders to ensure they get compensated for their work.
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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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The constant complaints leveled against these billion-dollar corporations was that artists weren't being fairly compensated for their work.
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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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What's next: The music business is still trying to figure out how artists will be compensated for streaming success.
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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 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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The researchers suspect students might have compensated for active lessons by being less active the rest of the day.
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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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Hurst said drivers' cars will be inspected on a regular basis and drivers will be compensated for their mileage.
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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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Young workers were incentivized to work hard and accept demanding jobs, knowing they would be compensated for their efforts.
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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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The source collected this information on behalf of private clients and was not compensated for it by the FBI.
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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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Traditional market research—which participants are usually compensated for—can cost brands hundreds of thousands of dollars to acquire.
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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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One thing that remains unclear is if and how those assembling the lights are being compensated for their work.
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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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In an interview for The Fader, Newman said she felt she should have been somehow compensated for her ingenuity.
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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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You'll want to know how the firm, manager or individual sales representative is being compensated for working with you.
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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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The Iran supply cut may also be more than compensated for by production increases outside the OPEC producer cartel.
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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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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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It would also change how workers are compensated for on-the-job injuries and impose term limits on legislative leaders.
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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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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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But this would be more than compensated for by the creation of the first real trans-Atlantic split since 2014.
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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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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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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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And she wants to be fully compensated for her loss, including the time and cost of finding a replacement vehicle.
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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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Earlier this year, the Independent Payment Advisory Board recommended that we change the way doctors were compensated for prescribing drugs.
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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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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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Various hedges "more than compensated" for recent market declines that hit portfolio companies, Ackman said in a letter to shareholders.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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He envisions a world in which we are compensated for every profitable datum we provide, with payments proportionate to the profit they produce.
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Cities and towns would be compensated for any net increases in school costs that result from their approval of multifamily and cluster developments.
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They're still legally obligated to reduce their customers' out-of-pocket spending, and the law says they're supposed to be compensated for that.
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If artists are being properly compensated for their work in one way or another, all of this business chicanery is doing some good.
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The four funds indicated in a letter to Icelandic authorities they had also been compensated for the assets, so their request was moot.
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Higher domestic supply and rising imports from other suppliers, such as Spain and Brazil, has compensated for the slide in U.S. pork imports.
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How, then, does an advisor who practices comprehensive financial planning and service become fairly compensated for providing the additional 1.5 percent of value?
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He added that Russia had exceeded its commitments under the previous accord, the Kyoto Protocol, and had therefore "compensated" for other countries' emissions.
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Hannity was compensated for the ad, but Sowers did not disclose the amount of the payment or the overall cost of the buy.
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The size of the difference indicates how much more they are being compensated for taking on the additional risk of investing in stocks.
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The compensation for the agent's overtime often surpasses the cap, which results in an elite Secret Service agent not being compensated for overtime.
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"People need to ensure they are compensated for the risk they are taking on," said Paul Suter, a fixed-income trader at ECM.
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The incentive to share work and create more pieces gives users an opportunity to buy-in and get compensated for their time (ideally).
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Likewise, health care providers need assurance they will be compensated for providing these services and that patients can afford to access recommended treatment.
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But it's heartening to see an appellate court recognize that entrepreneurial lawyers who get good results deserve to be compensated for their enterprise.
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Ellsbury quickly compensated for the run Tanaka allowed in the first inning, knocking a two-run homer in the bottom of the frame.
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On the other hand, he compensated for the modest tally of his films by insuring that pretty much every one is a gem.
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Edwards hired a lawyer to reach out to Musk about getting compensated for his artwork, but apparently Musk never got back to him.
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He has people in his own caucus to be loyal to him — his lack of classic leadership traits is compensated for with money.
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"I catch an echo of the great strain of Friendship played somewhere, and feel compensated for months and years of commonplace," he wrote.
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Uninsured people might be able to go to the hospital and get treatment, and the hospital will be compensated for providing them care.
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But such moments are sparse, and they are compensated for with descriptive passages so lyrical they could put a career writer to shame.
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The state's nuclear plants are having trouble competing in energy markets (in part because they are not compensated for their climate-friendly attributes).
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Working women of my generation compensated for our gender by embracing what I'll call serious clothes, dressing to disappear behind our impressive qualifications.
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Brooklyn compensated for allowing 250 points off the giveaways by shooting 53 percent, including 25 percent (277 of 270) from 3-point range.
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Repudiate the fact that black Americans have still not been compensated for the unpaid forced labor that was foundational to white financial stability.
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Doctors complain that insurers have compensated for the reductions by trimming costs in ways that make it hard for many to continue practicing.
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The pay disparity has persisted despite federal and state laws barring discrimination in how men and women are compensated for the same jobs.
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Finally, the Music Modernization Act acknowledges the role that producers play in bringing songs to life so they can be compensated for their work.
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Gig workers spend hours every week on the phone with customer service to report glitches on platforms, and they aren't compensated for their time.
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The law, signed September 5803 by Governor Gavin Newsom, frees college athletes to get compensated for the use of their name, image and likeness.
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The minister said pensioners would also be compensated for higher-than-expected 2017 inflation, which was expected to exceed the government's 1.6 percent forecast.
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That can be fine, but make sure you understand how they are compensated for everything and any potential conflicts of interest that can ensue.
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The guidelines also say students must not be specifically compensated for athletic performance but rather their image and likeness as used for marketing purposes.
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Other smartwatch makers, like LG, compensated for this by slapping on HUGE batteries, making the device practically unwearable for anyone who isn't The Rock.
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Why would a new employee work harder, longer, and bring more to the table if you are not going to be compensated for it?
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It's really more a buyers' strike, and if you're going to come into the market, you're going to want to be compensated for it.
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The rocket's second stage compensated for the shortfall, successfully delivering an Orbital ATK cargo ship into orbit for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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Quantel says full year progression could be below expectations if it was not compensated for in Q4, which is usually period of strong activity.
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Sechin said pipeline monopoly Transneft had assured Rosneft it would be compensated for all losses from the oil contamination, the Interfax news agency reported.
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"We need working mothers to be fairly compensated for their work and have access to affordable quality child care for their work," Trump said.
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"I never take celebrity endorsements seriously because I figure they are compensated for their time—in my mind she wasn't a celebrity," Daisy explains.
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Young people considering becoming medical professionals must therefore worry whether they will be adequately compensated for the many years of training they must complete.
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This ensures that the brand name companies are deservedly compensated for their innovative medical advancements and that permanent monopolies over treatments do not arise.
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While federal employees have always been compensated for unpaid work or furloughed time that results from a shutdown, contractors have previously not been included.
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But he more-than compensated for it with drives, which often resemble a WD-40'd-up glide along a track to the bucket.
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She sometimes compensated for that insecurity by projecting strength; but in her essayistic writing, strength expressed through categorical statements often became a besetting weakness.
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Both figures were helped by unexpectedly strong domestic growth of 2 percent that compensated for 4 billion euros less in income from gas revenue.
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A number of artists have gotten into scrapes with streaming services in the past over the amount they're compensated for streams of their music.
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Although Kamata is thankful for the financial support, they have not been compensated for the loss of income from their family business in Odaka.
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Nor is it clear whether or how he or Bhise were compensated for their huge holdings in a company with $148 billion in assets.
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Now that they've been found not guilty, the department's policy entitles them to be compensated for all the time they would have been working.
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She succeeded at 5 feet 4 inches with an assured presence, tactical awareness and a technical flair that compensated for her lack of size.
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They declined to disclose what portion of the building costs, if any, Tesla would pay, or whether Tesla would be compensated for its work.
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And of course EV owners would be compensated for making their cars available for V23G, though the business models remain to be worked out.
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Langley scored 251 points to lead the Spartans, who compensated for shooting 249 percent by coming up with 14 steals and forcing 19 turnovers.
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To join in the game, picture this scenario: You drive frequently for work and can be compensated for up to 400 miles per month.
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Our country must pass laws and develop policies that hold companies accountable, and must legally require that women are fairly compensated for their work.
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He seems to engage with everyone warmly and it is apparent that he has compensated for the ailment by engaging everyone as a friend.
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But the focus of concern should not be on N.F.L. players, who are few in number and are highly compensated for the risks they assume.
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"If we have a devaluationist in the White House, investors will want higher interest rates to be compensated for the higher currency risk," suggested Chandler.
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Yet 20 states have no statute assuring that people wrongfully deprived of their freedom are helped back into society and compensated for the stolen years.
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People like his old judo buddies the Rotenbergs get awarded lucrative government contracts, are bailed out for their failures, and even compensated for sanctions losses.
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Strong intellectual property laws allow innovators to be compensated for their work, which incentivizes future investment in research and development that can benefit patients everywhere.
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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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The division reported CHF6bn net new money (NNM) as strong inflows in Asia Pacific and Switzerland compensated for outflows elsewhere in Europe and emerging markets.
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Think about it this way: In just about every other industry and profession, people are compensated for their work and talents, regardless of their age.
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McDonnell also told the BBC that while investors would usually be compensated, for some Private Finance Initiative (PFIs) deals that might not be the case.
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Spokesman Paul Moore said that kind of data more than compensated for the airline's later collection of personal information through its Flight Club loyalty scheme.
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If you get to a point where people do need to be compensated for their time, be as transparent and honest as you possibly can.
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And while Grossman claimed they were not compensated for the posts, many brands were tagged in the images, making their role in the event unclear.
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He said victims should remain confident they'll be compensated for their losses, but more broadly, this could be a turning point for how utilities operate.
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"We need working mothers to be fairly compensated for their work, and to have access to affordable, quality child care for their kids," said Trump.
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The flat yield curve would mean that banks borrowing in the short-term market to extend longer-term loans wouldn't be compensated for the risk.
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I'm already giving away so much for free ... We choose this job and I understand that, but people should be compensated for what they do.
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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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The case centers on stock options and, ultimately, how much the original team deserved to be compensated for their work on Match's most profitable app.
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Saudi Arabia, Russia and the U.S. — the world's top three exporters — have more than compensated for lost Iranian barrels since the start of the month.
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Within five years of a star's death, the increase in non-collaborators' articles had fully compensated for the drop-off in those of the collaborators.
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That means most music created before 1972 is not compensated for when it is played on digital radio, satellite radio or, obviously, AM/FM radio.
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"We know that markets do rise over time and you get compensated for taking some risk and for enduring some of these fluctuations," he says.
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Story at a glance On October 29, the NCAA voted to permit college athletes to be compensated for use of their name, image and likeness.
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The entertainment industry in the EU has broadly backed the reforms, saying they will allow entertainers and creators to be fairly compensated for their work.
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Congress should follow the sheriff's pragmatic gesture and offer all federal public lands ranchers the opportunity to be compensated for voluntarily relinquishing their grazing permits.
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"Price increases and strict cost discipline more than compensated for the slightly weaker demand for our products in the third quarter," CEO Bernd Scheifele said.
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The entertainment industry in the EU has broadly backed the reforms, saying they will allow entertainers and creators to be fairly compensated for their work.
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Millions of song are available, and Fender has made deals with numerous major music publishers to be sure that artists are compensated for their songs.
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While the court dismissed the suit against Showtime, it denied the network's request to be compensated for attorney fees and costs, according to the decision.
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More than allowing inventors to be fairly compensated for their work, strong patents empower Americans to turn their vision into reality, their dreams into opportunities.
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She hypothesized that deaf players' disadvantage in not being able to hear their opponents hit the ball can be compensated for by increased visual acuity.
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Massive turnout that exceeded projections more than compensated for a burst in early voting (and strong support from Hispanics) that favored Clinton in battleground states.
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Instagram tells me that musicians and rights holders will be compensated for the use of their songs, but wouldn't specify how those payments would work.
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Neither the airline nor the union would share details about the agreement or how much the pilots would be compensated for taking an unassigned shift.
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Ulta announced on March 17 that it is closing all US locations until March 31 and that store employees will be compensated for lost shifts.
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In a blog post published on March 6, Pichar noted that affected hourly service workers would be compensated for time they otherwise would have worked.
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And the German firm Tüv Süd, Mr. Pinto Coelho said, was compensated for knowingly presenting Vale with misleading reports about the stability of its dams.
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He later acknowledged that he financed the case not because he wanted Hogan to be compensated for harm he suffered but, rather, to punish Gawker.
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Across developing nations, analysts say large road projects are destroying forests and hurting local communities who are often not consulted or compensated for their loss.
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"But it's important for us as a nation and for our overall economy to make sure that everyone is fairly compensated for what they contribute."
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He hopes they can work with the institute's director, Lucina Jiménez, to be fully recognized as employees and to be properly compensated for their work.
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The federal government needs to make clear to those companies that they will be fully compensated for accelerating the development and production of such tests.
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Afflalo's production compensated for a poor shooting day from Carmelo Anthony, who scored only 1 point in the first quarter and finished with 11 points total.
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"The negative impact of short sleep duration on some nights cannot be compensated for by extended longer sleep duration on other nights," Huang said by email.
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They are less likely to have cars, and their relative lack of driving time is not compensated for by the use of other modes of transportation.
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America's economy grew at an annualised rate of 2.73% in the third quarter, driven by a surge in consumer spending that compensated for weaker business investment.
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There are some stresses that will take place in small businesses; those stresses should be compensated for by the improvement in their income, in their business.
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Apple informed us after publish that it had added the following language to the bottom: Apple believes strongly that artists should be compensated for their work.
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Uber did not respond to Motherboard's request for comment if the suspended drivers will be compensated for lost income, but it is unlikely that it will.
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On Friday, the system that prevents college athletes from being compensated for their labor (beyond the scholarships that some receive) cracked open, just a little bit.
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In response to a request for more information, TaskRabbit sent TechCrunch a statement that said active tasks will be rescheduled and taskers compensated for lost work.
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BRUSSELS, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewer, increased earnings in the third quarter as price hikes compensated for it selling less beer.
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"We guess some of the earnings miss will be compensated for by positive capex and Sverdrup comments," Sparebank 1 Markets said in a note to clients.
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DoorDash previously told Bloomberg the model "was designed to ensure that Dashers are more fairly compensated for every delivery," but DoorDash isn't exactly hurting for cash.
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If the leads do sell lower than 95%, then all of the investors that bought the deal in primary syndication will be compensated for the difference.
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But knowing a big day from Elliott would be Dallas' easiest path to victory, Wade Phillips compensated for his unit's biggest weakness with an excellent plan.
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The entertainment industry in the EU has been supportive of the reforms, saying they will allow entertainers and creators to be fairly compensated for their work.
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Employees also are now in a stronger position to ask to be compensated for higher inflation too, with rising gas prices the obvious source of annoyance.
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Trump has long wanted to withdraw American troops from South Korea, claiming that the U.S. hasn't been properly compensated for its military presence, the Times noted.
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I can still recognize the likenesses of College Hoops 218K214's Jayhawks, but now I also recognize that none of them were compensated for their use.
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When productions or other big projects take place in the neighborhood, everyone commits to their duties, and everyone is compensated for their work—as a team.
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The Swedish banking group reported first-quarter net earnings above market expectations as increased mortgage volumes and higher margins compensated for a challenging interest rate environment.
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The case could prove to be an important test for both companies and insurers, and help to establish when policyholders should be compensated for a cyberattack.
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For example, the CEO and the acquiring firm might negotiate an earn-out agreement, meaning that the CEO would be compensated for hitting certain performance targets.
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After years of being largely open in sharing data with partners, Facebook was beginning to debate how to be compensated for the data it was sharing.
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For the first time in two years, investors in the bond market are starting to get compensated for the risks they are taking, through higher yields.
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But his production tailed off as scouting reports got more focused on how to attack him, which was seemingly never compensated for in Oklahoma's game-plan.
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"As we've said before, we expect American will be compensated for the lost earnings that the Max grounding has caused," American Airlines spokesman Ross Feinstein said.
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"He has not been compensated for being on the board of directors, nor has he received any return on his investment to date," Mr. Mesires said.
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He has 13 home runs in his last 26 games, and his power surge has compensated for the struggles of Aaron Judge, who has batted just .
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In recent years, big tech companies have created "bug bounties" to formalize a process for researchers to report problems and to be compensated for their work.
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White landowners were compensated for their flooded farmland, he said, but black sharecroppers were forced to leave their homes and communities with little to no compensation.
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The judged ruled that the thousands of women affected by the devices should be compensated for the damage caused, and has scheduled another hearing in February.
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By losing most of the labor-intensive factories, the economy collapsed, which in turn reduced government revenues that were compensated for with higher levels of borrowing.
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HRW said owners should be compensated for the use and damage of their property and the rights of rights of owners and returnees should be guaranteed.
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Fitch believes that BSD's larger property development scale and larger land bank relative to Pakuwon is compensated for by the latter's higher recurring EBITDA interest coverage.
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Now that GM is once again booming, many say they should be compensated for the pay and benefits they sacrificed when the company was in trouble.
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Through delinking, companies would instead be compensated for their antibiotic development on some other basis, such as grants or innovation prizes, instead of volume of sales.
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"There's a violence in marketing towards marginalized communities," she added and explained that the students appearing in the school's ads were not compensated for their contribution.
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Turner had to vacate her studio for four days in the winter so her pipes could be better insulated and was compensated for the time lost.
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But there is a bright side for Mr. Sanders: To some extent, he compensated for his losses among affluent voters by doing best among lower-income voters.
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It should go without saying, but the burden of educating new allies should not fall on "voluntold" minorities, but on people who are compensated for this work.
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The newly approved Senate bill will alleviate these financial pressures of the fund and ensure that first responders will be compensated for their service to the country.
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Meanwhile it also wants to repeal a couple of rules aimed at ensuring that the government will be compensated for the cost of any possible future bailouts.
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Insurers, in conjunction with state officials, compensated for the loss of the CSRs by hiking premiums for certain plans that are used to calculate Obamacare's premium subsidies.
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This can become important when you file a claim for damaged or stolen property and you want to be compensated for your loss as soon as possible.
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"Our robust performance more than compensated for the headwinds from markedly higher raw-material prices and a stronger euro," Chief Executive Rudolf Staudigl said in a statement.
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The bill says these for-profit providers should be "compensated for reasonable financial losses incurred as a result of the conversion" from for-profit to nonprofit status.
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All this, Mateescu says, is invisible labor; the kind of work that's absolutely necessary, but isn't recognized by management—and employees are rarely trained or compensated for.
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In Russia, private oil producers are ditching their skepticism and lining up behind an extension of output cuts after previous oil price increases compensated for lost income.
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But even if such a proposal was approved, about 130 veteran agents would not be fully compensated for hundreds of hours already amassed, according to the agency.
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The growth of the service sector, which across Britain has compensated for the fall in manufacturing employment, is, unfortunately for rural areas, highly suited to urban places.
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Some Uber drivers have sued the company in New Jersey, claiming they are employees and have not been paid adequately or compensated for the costs they incur.
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And in one particularly embarrassing case, during a major NATO exercise in 2014 German troops compensated for a lack of heavy machine guns by using broomsticks instead.
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An unexpected situation pops up that challenges you to be wise about your spending, and be smart about how you ask to be compensated for your time.
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It also would address the state's $130 billion pension crisis, change how workers are compensated for on-the-job injuries and impose term limits on legislative leaders.
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Salas said representatives from FEMA told him he would be compensated for both losses after an inspector came to his home to confirm the appliances were broken.
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As a result, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and as of this month, the UAE, compensated for the weaker adherence of other members, including Algeria, Ecuador, Gabon and Venezuela.
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Disneyland's "cast members," as employees working in the parks are called, will continue to be compensated for scheduled shifts during their (at least) two weeks without work.
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The researchers then used mathematical calculations, based on each person's fat loss (if any), to determine whether and by how much they had compensated for their exercise.
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Many nations have set aside a significantly greater proportion of land for conservation than the global average, yet are not compensated for the costs of bypassing development.
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Theoretically, the consumer would be compensated for discharging energy back to the grid, while the utility has more power sources to draw from in times of need.
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Grilled salmon and blueberries (superfoods!) almost always show up somewhere, along with some kind of name-brand soup or shake (is the star compensated for its mention?
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His stance that players shouldn't be compensated for their efforts was derided as hypocritical, especially set against the $250,000 bonus he will earn for another national title.
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Cheney took to social media to condemn the paper's decision to publish the piece, questioning whether Haqqani was compensated for the piece while bringing up the Sept.
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Now, the current EEOC complaints against dozens of businesses give women and older workers a chance to get compensated for missing out on those potential job opportunities.
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But even if such a proposal was approved, about 2500 veteran agents would not be fully compensated for hundreds of hours already amassed, according to the agency.
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Contrary to other recent slot divestitures, Delta and Aeromexico wouldn't be compensated for giving up slots, because slots cannot be bought or sold at Mexico City's airport.
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They (and the other like-minded comic creators who joined them) felt they weren't being justly compensated for their meteoric work, so they split and Image was born.
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Some research has suggested that job losses from automation could be compensated for by other factors, though that transition may not be so tidy for millions of people.
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The Lacks family have never been compensated for her essential contribution to medical research, some of which includes cancer research, lifesaving HIV/AIDS treatments, and the polio vaccine.
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"If suppliers are not compensated for the tax you could see disruption in the U.S. market...The U.S. needs to import aluminum," said CRU Group analyst Eoin Dinsmore.
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Apple has traditionally been loath to reduce its profit margins on the iPhone, though, and has compensated for slowing unit sales by making more money on each device.
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The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced Tuesday that it will reverse a long-standing rule and allow student-athletes to be compensated for their names, likenesses, and images.
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Swedish banking group Swedbank reported first-quarter net earnings above market expectations on Tuesday as increased mortgage volumes and higher margins compensated for a challenging interest rate environment.
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Which is a good thing if you want to be great at your job, but a terrible thing if you want to be promoted or compensated for it.
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Employees were offered generous financial incentives — those who hit or exceeded targets were well compensated for their efforts, according to several people who previously worked for the company.
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Lawyers acting on behalf of nearly all the Manus Island detainees will argue that they should be taken to Australia and be compensated for being held in custody.
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Those researchers have been chosen from the group of experts who have previously helped Apple identify bugs, but have not been compensated for that work, the company said.
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Efromovich said Avianca Brasil has maintained profitability despite the nation's moribund economy thanks to a conservative strategy, and other Latin American markets have compensated for sluggish growth there.
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Still, in Colorado -- and most states outside of Alabama, Georgia, Texas and a few others -- inmates are currently compensated for the work they do, though not a lot.
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She and Nick bike around the island, sampling treats and playing basketball with some local kids who I hope were appropriately compensated for their time and feigned interest.
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The farmer was compensated for his losses through a "climate insurance" policy offered by the National Insurance Institute (NII), a state agency that is the country's main insurer.
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What it is: BitTunes is an Australian Bitcoin-based peer-to-peer digital music sales network upon which artists are directly compensated for every download of their music.
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An alternative theory for the rise in colon cancer rates could be that survivors compensated for their lack of food during the war by overeating afterward, she said.
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Congress also had to pass legislation to ensure agents could be compensated for the overtime hours where they effectively had to work without pay after reaching the caps.
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"If suppliers are not compensated for the tax you could see disruption in the U.S. market...The U.S. needs to import aluminium," said CRU Group analyst Eoin Dinsmore.
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The attorney general said it wants to ascertain whether the state would be fully compensated for losses incurred as a result of the evidence found under these investigations.
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About 25 miles away in Old Town, the Suwannee Gables Motel and Marina compensated for a wave of holiday weekend cancellations by accommodating waterfront residents scrambling for shelter.
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If you invest a big part of your savings in a single stock, however, you are not being compensated for the risk that the company will go bust.
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Artists deserve to be fairly compensated for their work, but these absurdly long terms serve no purpose except to keep culture locked away from scholars and the public.
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Other oil producers have more than compensated for the lost Iranian oil and most analysts now see a significant supply surplus with inventories building, putting pressure on prices.
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Families displaced by sectarian militias are still wondering if they will be compensated for the destruction of their property and the loss of civilian lives and economic resources.
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Than Chaung and other residents said they were hardly consulted nor compensated for losing their homes, which they said they built on land they bought from another villager.
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That means understanding who that adviser specializes in working with, what their experience is like, how their process works, and how they're compensated for the service they provide.
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"We need working mothers to be fairly compensated for their work and to have access to affordable, quality child care for their kids," Trump told a Pennsylvania audience.
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Over the years, Mr. Page had told people he felt Mr. Rubin was never properly compensated for his contribution to Android, two people who spoke to him said.
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Teams that travel to London are reimbursed for their expenses, and teams that give up a home game in the United States are compensated for any lost revenue.
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The studies generally have concluded that the exercisers had compensated for the energy they had expended during exercise, either by eating more or moving less throughout the day.
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Under federal law, anyone who promotes a "virtual token or coin" also has to say how they're being compensated for the promotion, the SEC notes in its announcement.
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He compensated for what he lacked in status by networking — by cultivating important people, sometimes through the Sons of Liberty, sometimes through artisans' groups, sometimes through the Masons.
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"A great question to ask your financial advisor is, How are you compensated for us working together?" said certified financial planner Sophia Bera, founder of Gen Y Planning.
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Of course, as a presumed multi-millionaire, Williams will be fine even if she isn't compensated for the re-shoots at the same rate of pay as Wahlberg.
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In the Whirlpool washers case, it would hardly be a surprise if Samsung and LG pursued their rights to be compensated for lost sales into the U.S. market.
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Another of the expelled lawmakers, Yiu, said the four had worked hard as lawmakers over nine months, and they should be compensated for that, and not punished unjustly.
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The carrier, a barometer of the health of Asia's competitive airline industry, said that lower net fuel costs compensated for weaker yields but warned of difficult conditions ahead.
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While Stepstone has compensated for the loss of traffic from Google by using social media and other marketing channels, smaller portals could be harder hit, the spokesman said.
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But other oil producers have more than compensated for the lost Iranian oil and most analysts now see a significant supply surplus with inventories building, putting pressure on prices.
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Anyone who opts to sell back a car will be compensated for the value of the car before the scandal came to light in September, plus an unspecified bonus.
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Moore is involved in a study of a device by PFM Medical and has been compensated for work with two other device companies, 480 Biomedical Corporation and Transmural Systems.
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It was not clear exactly what services de Combret was being compensated for, although one email referenced "his very unique and unreplaceable services and closeness to the (Guinean) President".
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Most of the publishing industry's recent financial struggles can be traced to a shift toward digital ad revenue, which has not compensated for the loss of print ad revenue.
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The vote was a surprising turn by the N.C.A.A., which for years has resisted calls for athletes to be compensated for the use of their names, images and likenesses.
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Allred "There are many people who … think that women should have to choose between their principles and being compensated for the harm that's been done to them," said Allred.
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However, he said that a currency depreciation in June had compensated for government revenues because the country took action before it had a much bigger gap in its income.
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Though batteries add weight, some of this is compensated for by the simplicity (and therefore lightness) of electric motors and by the removal of unnecessary parts such as gearboxes.
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And there's also been a lot of discussion of something called the "loss and damage" mechanism, which is how will countries be compensated for climate damages, if at all.
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The big picture: Nuclear power plants aren't compensated for their carbon-free profiles like wind and solar, so plants across the country are being financially squeezed in similar situations.
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We all want to be fairly compensated for our work, and a majority of Americans support giving workers paid time off to care for themselves or a new child.
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The case involved a Hong Kong businessman who had argued that he helped the company enter the Macau gaming market and had not been sufficiently compensated for that aid.
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Student assistants are responsible for "significant portions of the overall teaching duties," and they are often compensated for their efforts through tuition assistance, according to the board's majority opinion.
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More seniors could safely retire, and young workers were incentivized to work hard and accept demanding jobs, knowing they would be compensated for their efforts and commitment in retirement.
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A premium branding strategy in the Cognac, Champagne and Bordeaux sector compensated for a historically poor harvest in 23.1, which lead to a 2003 percent fall in exported volumes.
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They may worry that they won't be compensated for providing STD services, or they may not be familiar with the most up-to-date recommendations about testing and treatment.
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Under the rules of the French restitution program, when an item is returned to an owner who has been compensated for its loss, the owner must reimburse the government.
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The lead seesawed during the second half, as Jimmy Butler and J. J. Redick compensated for Embiid's lethargy, settling for setting high screens or trying to locate the cutters.
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The men and women in the group that had burned 1,500 calories a week with exercise proved to have compensated for nearly 950 of those calories, the numbers indicated.
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And he could see the difference between the Rockets and the Warriors, especially given how the Warriors had compensated for the absence of the best player on the planet.
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New spending could be used to turn teaching into more of a full-time profession, where great teachers are compensated for taking on leadership roles, designing curricula, and mentorship.
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The law will allow student-athletes throughout California to be compensated for the use of their name, image or likeness, and it will also allow them to hire agents.
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In 2016, Alpha Natural Resources secured a $12 million bonus package for its executives during bankruptcy proceedings, saying they should be compensated for navigating the complexities of the process.
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"An adviser's job is to create memorable trips for you and they get compensated for their service, so they don't expect more money on top of that," she said.
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The union argues that it members deserve to be compensated for sacrifices they made that helped keep the company alive through the bankruptcy and federal bailout 10 years ago.
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And last year, Congress had to approve a one-time fix to ensure that 1,400 agents would be compensated for thousands of hours of overtime earned above compensation limits.
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But even if such a proposal was approved, about 130 veteran agents would not be fully compensated for hundreds of hours already amassed, the newspaper said, citing the agency.
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And the exoticism of the setting, the heartiness of the food, the warmth of our hosts, the beauty of the forest and the exhilarating workouts compensated for the communication difficulties.
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Chen last month rejected Uber's $100 million settlement of a lawsuit by drivers seeking to be treated as employees rather than independent contractors and compensated for unpaid expenses and tips.
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So I left when my side business was finally able to replace my salary and a little more (a "little more" because you have to be compensated for the risk).
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The government wants prosecutors to see if mortgage holders should be compensated for the extra interest payments they made as the VILIBOR rate rose between late 2008 and early 2010.
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One way publishers have compensated for the decline has been to invest heavily in making videos — the much-derided "pivot to video" that is a joking obsession of Media Twitter.
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"I wish our officers could throw a fastball, or run for a thousand yards or dunk a basketball or win a Super Bowl and be compensated for it," Brown said.
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New rules from 2020 ensuring renewables be curtailed last and compensated for at times of peak production would take their place as priority dispatch is phased out for new plants.
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"To restore the three tracks to their original form, the researchers removed extraneous noise from the recordings, and adjusted the speed of the audio, which compensated for the incessant "wobble.
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According to the docs ... he had to fork over the money for repairs and also move out of his crib for 14 days, but hasn't been compensated for his troubles.
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If, however, we were to levy a royalty each time data companies extracted or sold your information, we could ensure that you are adequately compensated for the value you create.
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As President Barack Obama has repaired relations with Cuba though, Lansky's heirs have a new hope that they could be compensated for the loss of the hotel and other properties.
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We cannot expect the Secret Service to recruit and retain the best of the best if they are not being compensated for the additional work that is demanded of them.
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Senate Democrats are urging the White House to secure backpay for federal contractors, who unlike federal workers have not been compensated for lost work due to shutdowns in the past.
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About 25 miles northwest of Suwannee, in Old Town, the Suwannee Gables Motel and Marina compensated for a wave of holiday weekend cancellations by accommodating waterfront residents scrambling for lodging.
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"I am not in any way financially compensated for my time, though we both get to sleep with a warm fuzzy feeling tonight," Chia writes in his newly launched GIVE.
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Mr. Franco's unique circumstances as the only member of the putative class to have been compensated for his claim have irreparably compromised his role as lead plaintiff in this litigation.
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"A particularly warm June seems to have prompted strong sales in clothing, which has compensated for a decline in food and fuel sales this month," ONS statistician Kate Davies said.
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A spokesman for the team said on Friday that team employees would be compensated for the missed time; separately, Comcast Spectacor said that arena employees would be paid through March.
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Under the House's latest corrections, companies will not be compensated for sick days they already offer, but can be reimbursed for health care premiums for workers on emergency sick leave.
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Seeing them for the first time, you couldn't believe that someone had thought of what was in your mind's eye — a garment that compensated for every single peccadillo and insecurity.
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Improvements in the mix and price positioning in particular compensated for lower sales of Volkswagen Passenger Cars models and for launch costs and negative exchange rate effects, the company said.
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The reduction in the capacity of the Ahmadi refinery, after shutting one of its crude distillation units, will be compensated for by adding new units to produce higher-value products.
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Often, the wrongfully convicted face lengthy battles over how they should be compensated for their imprisonment as localities blame previous administrations and squabble over what monetary sum amounts to atonement.
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"Many jailhouse informants can truthfully state to the jury that they have not been promised any benefit, even though realistically they expect to be compensated for their testimony," Natapoff said.
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Volkswagen said sales growth in South America, the United States and Europe had compensated for a decline in sales in China and the negative effects of new WTLP emission standards.
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The presence of da Silva fueled Stanford's 50 points in the paint, which more than compensated for a poor, 4-for-16 shooting effort from behind the 3-point line.
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If Tagovailoa, a junior who could choose to return next year, had been playing in the N.F.L., he would at least have been compensated for the games he was playing.
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Internationally, the Islamic State has partly compensated for its losses at home by encouraging affiliates abroad — in Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Afghanistan, Nigeria and the Philippines — and by activating operatives elsewhere.
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In that case, you will be compensated for all your electricity and all your fixed costs, plus a rate of return, whether or not your power is competitive in auction.
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Fear not though, Sterling would still be welcome to ply his trade in his home state as an amateur, wasting away his athletic prime without being compensated for his work.
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"Mueller has been hurt and wants his good name back and he wants to be fairly compensated for income he lost and ability to earn income in the future," said McFarland.
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Because McIver works for the Trump Organization and not the campaign, her work on the speech may run afoul of campaign laws if the company is not compensated for her services.
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The updated document reads:Likewise, Apple has updated the end of its press release for the contest with a rather important line:Apple believes strongly that artists should be compensated for their work.
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Back in October, President Donald Trump signed the Music Modernization Act (MMA) — a sweeping piece of legislation that updates copyright laws and ensures that artists will be better compensated for streaming.
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Bauer successfully challenged the finding that Wilson should be compensated for film roles, including "Trolls" and "Kung Fu Panda 3," which she testified she had lost following the articles&apos publication.
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In the Central African Republic, it is compensated for training the presidential guard and receives a percentage of profits from the gold and diamond mines it guards, the congressional source said.
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Opposition to cutting their benefits is bound to be reinforced by the fact that military personnel, police and firefighters have already been largely compensated for any pension cuts with higher pay.
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But Citgo has requested more upgraded crude from joint ventures between PDVSA and its foreign partners in the Orinoco Belt, which has partially compensated for lower supplies from its parent company.
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Technical roadblocks to syncing this data across various industry databases have resulted in artists and other key figures in the creation process of music not getting properly compensated for their work.
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This produces a lopsided amount of lift, which is compensated for by adjusting the angle of the blades as they rotate to achieve an equal amount of lift on both sides.
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Graduate education in the United States isn't perfect, of course; students are training for a dwindling supply of academic jobs and many consider themselves under-compensated for valuable work they perform.
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In select cities we are running a small pilot so that drivers are compensated for their time even when riders are running a bit late or have a change of plans.
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"In spite of the very negative impact from raw materials and energy, we compensated for nearly all of that through price, mix and volume," CEO Magnus Groth told a news conference.
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Because McIver works for the Trump Organization and not the campaign, her work on the speech could have run afoul of campaign laws if she was not compensated for her services.
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"I would like to be cited, collaborated with, and compensated for the healthy ad revenue they pulled in on both their written review and video review," Boomstick Gaming told The Verge.
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Using wireless data technology and cell phone networks, the group designed a system that enables women in rural India to use and repair cleaner stoves and be compensated for doing so.
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The Trump administration and the generation companies are now advancing the argument that "baseload" plants (a silly and outmoded term) are needed for grid resilience and should be compensated for that.
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"Miss de Havilland was not asked by FX for permission to use her name and identity and was not compensated for such use," her legal team said in a press release.
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"Defensively we did a really good job of locking down, especially in the fourth quarter," said Harden, whose 8-for-23 shooting was compensated for by seven rebounds and seven assists.
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Most of the focus of infertility research has been on women, however: on what can reduce their fertility and on how that can be averted, compensated for or corrected with treatment.
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Longtime Neumann lender JPMorgan Chase will also be handsomely (and unusually) compensated for arranging a "competing" bailout package that WeWork eventually rejected—a service for which bankers don't typically get paid.
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So, to have done that and to create such a movement that now it's in the spotlight, and now people can be compensated for it, is proof that skateboarders will persevere.
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Strong demand from businesses for fleet vehicles compensated for a fall from individual buyers, lifting overall sales to 184,101 vehicles last month, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.
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"We need working mothers to be fairly compensated for their work, and to have access to affordable, quality child care for their kids," Trump said while unveiling his proposal in September.
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Saudi Arabia's aggressive reductions have compensated for poor compliance with the agreement by some other OPEC and OPEC+ members ("OPEC oil output falls by 890,000 bpd in January", Reuters, Jan. 31).
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Even so, the average citizen wants to get control over the immigrant flow, be properly compensated for granting market access, and have the ability to quickly identify and expel problem migrants.
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"This fund will mean that members of our extended workforce will be compensated for their normal working hours if they can't come into work (because of coronavirus symptoms)," the company said.
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Instead of $2,100 a month — the amount she had been quoted for 2017 — their premiums are just $87 monthly, her lost income more than compensated for by qualifying for insurance subsides.
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Those most likely to be uprooted, and least likely to be compensated for their loss of land and livelihood and the rupture of their bonds of community, are marginalized indigenous communities.
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And both Indiana and Arizona have decided to roll back net metering policies, which allow solar customers to be compensated for excess energy they produce and send back to the grid.
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The rocket's Russian-made RD-180 engine shut down about six seconds early, but the booster's second-stage motor compensated for the shortfall by firing longer, ULA said in a statement.
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"If you're a celebrity OR a pro vax mom with a huge following on social media you can go ahead and give medical advice AND be compensated for it," @Talialikeitis wrote.
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Volunteer firefighting has long been Australia's primary defense against catastrophe but the intensity of this year's fire season sparked a political debate over whether firefighters should be compensated for their time.
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Federal jobs are not something that can easily be compensated for during the shutdown; you cannot go to a drive through to get most federal services like you can fast food.
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The MFN means that if any of the leads sell lower than 95%, then all of the investors that bought the deal in primary syndication will be compensated for the difference.
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This intimate relationship between the NCAA and the players needs to continue after the career is over so that players have an incentive to go for being compensated for being there.
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Zenimax and Oculus previously attempted to reach an agreement whereby Zenimax would be compensated for its intellectual property through equity ownership in Oculus but were unable to reach a satisfactory resolution.
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But increased bank lending has barely compensated for shrinking off-balance sheet shadow loans, which have been one of the major targets of regulators as they seek to reduce systemic financial risks.
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STOCKHOLM, April 26 (Reuters) - Swedish banking group Swedbank reported first-quarter net earnings above market expectations on Tuesday as increased mortgage volumes and higher margins compensated for a challenging interest rate environment.
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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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In a note, Wells Fargo said the reduced capital and operating expenses and higher-than-expected operating cash flow — $1.23 billion versus Wells' projection for $1.14 billion — compensated for the earnings miss.
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LHP Jon Lester (1-1) compensated for a tight strike zone to finally get his first victory while the bottom and top of the Cubs order provided the big guns on Tuesday.
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REVOLVING DOOR OF DESPAIR: DRUGS LAND MORE WOMEN BEHIND BARS If the district finds the accusations were "unfounded" then she would be compensated for the suspension, according to the Daily News Journal.
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The company did not specify exactly how much money users will receive in exchange for their participation other than "anyone who uses the app will be compensated for contributing to the research."
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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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While rumors say A-list celebrities can be offered up to a million dollars to wear a designer's jewelry, the artist performing at the Met Gala may also compensated for their appearance.
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You are properly compensated for your work on or around Friday, as love and money planet Venus—currently in your house of career—harmonizes with warrior Mars in your house of finance.
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However, the judges led by the court's president Lord Neuberger decided by four to one to dismiss the claim to be compensated for losses incurred from swapping their dollar claims into sterling.
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"The ECB went all out today with a comprehensive list of measures that compensated for a modest cut in the deposit rate of just 10 bp," Action Economics said in a note.
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Celia Dallas, chief investment strategist for institutional investment advisor Cambridge Associates, notes that investors "are still being compensated for taking more risk," even as expected returns have receded across all capital markets.
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Companies can negotiate the return of "problematic" concessions and be compensated for non-amortized investments, but they will not be able to bid again for the assets they have returned, he said.
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Shearer, who wrote the movie along with Christopher Guest, Rob Reiner, and Michael McKean, claims in the lawsuit that he was never properly compensated for sales from the movie's soundtrack and merchandise.
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Cindy Rueda alleges that she routinely worked for Combs from 9am to around midnight-2:30am for a flat rate of $150 per day and was never compensated for her overtime work.
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They compensated for both deficiencies by hitting 11 of 24 (45.8 percent) 3-pointers and handed the Panthers their third loss in 73 all-time November games at the Petersen Events Center.
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In this system, the inventor is adequately compensated for the time, money, and risk they put into creating their work, and they are incentivized to continue conducting research and fueling American innovation.
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Under the agreement, shareholders with annual incomes below 35,000 euros ($39,280) and assets worth less than 100,000 euros would be automatically compensated for their losses in past bank rescues, the official said.
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For starters, not all of Snap's directors are created equal: Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy are company co-founders and senior executives, and neither are compensated for their work on the board.
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He actually did 3 points better among seniors on Super Tuesday than in Nevada, but Biden more than compensated for that by doing 19 points better with those 65 years and older.
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Lenders in the past have overlooked Pemex's burgeoning US$212bn debt load, and funded the company's operations as the potential for greater ancillary business and government support compensated for its high leverage.
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In company news, billionaire investor William Ackman's hedge fund Pershing square jumped 14.5% after his letter to shareholders said various hedges "more than compensated" for recent market declines that hit portfolio companies.
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These actions translate directly into much higher premiums: Insurers don't know if they'll be compensated for major costs, and they have every reason to expect a smaller, sicker risk pool than before.
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Descendants of slaves (again, only a few generations removed) have never been compensated for the hundreds of years of unpaid forced labor upon which white Americans built generational wealth and economic stability.
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Mr. Kolner said charging fees was a growing practice because advisers spent several hours planning their clients' trips and would have difficulty making a sustainable living without being compensated for their time.
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Gallacher also had bogeys on the third and the tricky 14th but a total of seven birdies more than compensated for the dropped shots on a day when low scoring was difficult.
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The total cost of attendance for a Yale SOM MBA student was $100,274 for the 2018-2019 school year, but starting base salaries indicate that graduates are well compensated for their degrees.
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"A lot of things we sacrificed back during the recession in 2007 and 2008, we want to be compensated for as the company is making record-breaking profits," said Ray Carter-Wilson.
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EU lawmakers said their goal was to make the internet less of a "wild west," where musicians, publishers and other content creators were not fairly compensated for work that was shared online.
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Last weekend, in the Chiefs' win over Indianapolis, Coach Andy Reid compensated for the snow and cold by focusing on the run, and it worked: Four Kansas City players scored rushing touchdowns.
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Everyone who works at 356 Mission is paid a fair wage and has been offered health care—except for the founders, who have never been compensated for their work with the space.
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They say this could include everything from changing the way doctors are compensated for counseling patients on modifying their behaviors to encouraging healthier patterns of eating with subsidies on fruits and vegetables.
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Manafort was extremely well-compensated for all this: Mueller's team has said Manafort earned more than $60 million in these years, which he parked in a complex web of offshore shell companies.
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TennisBalk at the basic graphics all you want, but Nintendo compensated for the Game Boy's awful screen with terrific controls and solid frame rates, which made a simple game like Tennis satisfyingly addictive.
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Instead it is likely that he will never recoup the money owed to him by Dacia, and that he will not be compensated for the emotional suffering inflicted in the intervening six years.
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It stood to collect a $520 million fee from the buyers if they walked, but that might not have compensated for a collapse of the deal, given what has happened in stock markets.
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The big picture: Cheap natural gas and increasingly cheap renewables buoyed by government support are financially squeezing this plant and others, which aren't compensated for their carbon-free profile like wind and solar.
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"Influencer marketing," by way of background, is referencing the way popular content creators and video stars will distribute ads and other commercial material, without properly disclosing that they're being compensated for doing so.
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Shareholders and holders of junior debt will suffer losses, though retail investors, who own €200m in junior bonds, will be compensated for "mis-selling"; Italian banks routinely sold such bonds to retail customers.
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However, the judges led by the court's president Lord Neuberger decided by four to one to dismiss creditors' claim to be compensated for losses incurred from swapping their US dollar claims into sterling.
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Net metering was left intact—that's when solar panel owners are compensated for the electricity they produce from their panels that's in excess of what they use from the power company every month.
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Testing in five other areas by HUD has shown that determining rents on a zip-code basis actually decreases costs, because fewer overpayments in poor areas more than compensated for higher rents elsewhere.
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But the increased bank lending has barely compensated for shrinking off-balance sheet shadow loans, which have been one of the major targets of regulators as they seek to reduce systemic financial risks.
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Survivors gather for free trauma-informed, relaxation-focused sessions—they're "invitational," not "directional," meaning participants are more in control of their experience—and nearly 60 specially trained instructors are compensated for their time.
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In gaming, profit rose almost five times to 83.5 billion yen, as high-margin online software and Sony-made titles such as "God of War" compensated for slowing sales of PlayStation 4 consoles.
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Artists paid for their own materials and were not compensated for their work, believing that their efforts would be included in an exhibition that never occurred for the 15th anniversary of September 11.
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During the sanctions years, Iran partially compensated for its loss of market share in the United States and Europe by finding new buyers in Russia, China, South Africa and some Latin American countries.
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The minutes added that banks "appeared to benefit from the low interest rate environment" as lower revenues were "more than compensated for" by lower costs of funding and an expansion in credit volumes.
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BEIJING, Oct 20203 (Reuters) - China's top pig producers posted their highest ever profits in the three months to September, as soaring hog prices more than compensated for losses resulting from African swine fever.
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An additional problem for the optimistic interpretation is this: The productivity slowdown is too big in scale, relative to the size of the tech sector, to be plausibly compensated for by tech progress.
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Insurers selling in the exchanges are still owed more than $8 billion in risk-corridor payments — one of the ways they were supposed to be compensated for covering a lot of expensive people.
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And if they're a fee-only financial planner working as your fiduciary, they don't get commissions or kickbacks from other businesses, so you can know they're not being financially compensated for a recommendation.
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He compensated for wayward driving with excellent chipping, putting and bunker play, making par or better on 19 holes on which he failed to reach the green at least two strokes before par.
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Woods elicited loud cheers with an assortment of impressive shots from the rough and out of bunkers, as well as several lengthy par-saving putts, all of which compensated for his wayward driving.
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Many kilometers of the trail are located on private property and pass right through farms carved into the hillside, yet in most places the owners are not compensated for use of their land.
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"We are ready to withdraw the moment we are correctly compensated for the investments we have already made," Philippe Labonne, deputy CEO of Bollore Transport and Logistics, told reporters in Abidjan on Tuesday.
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The upshot is that college athletes are still a prime source of candidates, as are younger Olympians who are still seeking college eligibility or have not yet become heavily compensated for their abilities.
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ATHENS, Nov 21 (Reuters) - National Bank (NBG) on Thursday reported higher third quarter net profit from continuing operations compared to April-to-June as stronger trading income compensated for weaker net interest income.
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Last June, the European Court of Human Rights held a hearing in Strasbourg, France over claims that, among other charges, Abu Omar has not been compensated for his rendition and alleged torture in Egypt.
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Instead of having to convince the entire world of your worth in order to get compensated for your art, you will be able to reap the benefits of actual benefits of actual human community.
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"A consistent focus on cost reduction, especially during the fourth quarter, where cost reductions more than compensated for cost inflation, has allowed us to continue to deliver solid results," Danielson said in a statement.
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"For artists, [this deal] means that the music being used in remixes and mixes is now being properly controlled, properly monetized, and they're getting fairly compensated for the use of their works," White says.
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In Mr Secunda's eyes, the trade-off is a catch-22: "harassed women can protect their careers and be compensated for the harm", he says, "but then it's going to happen to other women".
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JPay has recovered around $65,000 worth of the credits, and it has suspended inmates' ability to use those credits to download music and mobile games until the company has been compensated for its losses.
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When Knight agreed to take on the project, she knew it came without pay; what she didn't know was that her male colleagues on the creative team were being compensated for similar-level tasks.
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But Poste recorded growth in parcel revenue in 2018 that for the first time in 10 years compensated for the fall in letters, showing that the restructuring was starting to pay off, it said.
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And under a bipartisan bill Congress passed in 1992, it's completely legal for abortion providers to make these donations — and to be compensated for their costs, as long as they don't make a profit.
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YouTube has come to a multi-year agreement with the trade group that represents music creatives to ensure music creators, publishers and songwriters are fairly compensated for the use of their music on YouTube.
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And finally, when riders cancel their trip mid-ride, drivers can challenge being short-changed on fare, and get compensated for the full trip in cases where they continue to finish the ride regardless.
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"Teachers are our greatest asset in ensuring the future of our youth and they deserve to be well-compensated for their hard work," Rauner wrote in his veto message, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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Boeing compensated for the nose-up tendency by programming the flight control computers to apply nose-down stabilizer trim automatically, a function that is invisible to the pilot even when hand-flying the airplane.
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Just as restorative was a series of early-evening appearances by Nordic Affect, a Reykjavík early-music quartet that has compensated for the lack of an Icelandic Baroque by commissioning scores for period instruments.
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The MFN means that if any of the leads sell lower than 95%, then all of the investors that bought the deal in primary syndication will be compensated for the difference, the sources said.
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The basketball team's success largely compensated for many years of football woes, but the economics of college sports today make fielding a competitive football team all but imperative for even the biggest basketball universities.
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Remember, workers gave up a lot in the bailout and now that they have built GM back to profitability, it seems only right that those workers should be compensated for the sacrifices they made.
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The U.S. — the second-biggest emitter and the only country pulling out of the Paris Accord — helped block a proposal that would see developing countries compensated for extreme weather events linked to climate change.
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" Mr. Moore would not disclose how much he is being compensated for "The Terms of My Surrender," except to say, "I thought of taping off the 12 seats each night that are my pay.
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He said the commission ruling puts intense pressure on the company to reform its practices, in particular a provision that distributors are only compensated for "profitable retail sales" and not for recruiting or buying products.
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Neither of them has ever been a ring card girl before, neither fights Muay Thai, neither is sure whether they'll be compensated for their time, but both shyly agree this job is kind of fun.
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Kesha's lawyer claims Luke didn't pay her royalties for more than two years, that she is still owed royalties and that she hasn't been properly compensated for "Timber," her last Top 40 hit with Pitbull.
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AMSTERDAM, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Dutch telecom company KPN on Friday beat analyst expectations with a 2.9% rise in third-quarter core earnings to 599 million euros ($665.1 million), as cost cuts compensated for lower revenues.
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Lindt said its total sales last year rose 5.5 percent to 4.31 billion Swiss francs ($4.4 billion), as "strong increases" in Europe and the rest of the world compensated for problems in the United States.
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"Mueller has been hurt and wants his good name back and he wants to be fairly compensated for income he lost and ability to earn income in the future," McFarland said in court on Tuesday.
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"Getty Images represents over 200,000 photojournalists, content creators and artists around the world who rely on us to protect their ability to be compensated for their work," Yoko Miyashita, Getty Images' general counsel, tells Time.
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Cheap labor from neighboring Ukraine and Belarus has compensated for the shortages, but with the EU visa regime easing for Ukraine there is a concern that fewer of them will make Poland their work destination.
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The problem is that, in instances without a clear contract stating otherwise, the work one developer contributes to a project will remain theirs if they leave the team—even if they've been compensated for it.
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A commission made up of independent members named by the Economy Ministry will decide on a case-by-case basis whether other categories of investors should be compensated for being missold bonds in ailing banks.
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But separate car registrations data shows that overall sales growth has slowed since the June 23 referendum and rising business demand has compensated for a fall in sales to individuals in every month since April.
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Worldwide demand for large plant construction from VDMA's members remained roughly stable at 19.5 billion euros, bolstered by large orders from Egypt and Russia that compensated for falling demand from China, southeast Asia and Europe.
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A central figure in the film, Mr Meng quarrels constantly with locals who demand to be compensated for the properties they lost to construction, as well as with workers who go months without being paid.
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But as the unemployment rate sinks ever lower, employees will be in a much stronger position to push to be compensated for higher inflation, raising the risk that wage gains will eventually become uncomfortably rapid.
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They've differed on just about every topic in the trucking world — whether teenagers should become truck drivers, if there's really a trucker shortage, and how truckers should be compensated for rest breaks, if at all.
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The tribe is seeking to hold the agency and corporations accountable, be made whole for at least $2 million spent on testing and alternative water sources and be compensated for lost revenue and psychological damages.
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She compensated for a lack of empathy in Governor Pat McCrory's address on Wednesday, during which he failed to even acknowledge the shooting of Keith Lamont Scott and instead focused on punitive consequences for demonstrators.
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This can be perfectly legitimate business: there's nothing wrong with someone deciding to be compensated for their attention by watching an advertisement or movie trailer in an app and getting some pocket change in return.
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After a good season, contract negotiations come up, and my coach gets compensated for the wins he earned, all the while the players who worked for those wins, accurate to life, receive none of it.
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As a result, these superstar companies — and the smaller firms seeking to upend them — are where pragmatic capitalists can best develop their abilities and be well compensated for them over a long and durable career.
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The union says it is unhappy with how its members are compensated for work in developmental labs, which are generally four-week sessions in which actors and writers test out material for shows in progress.
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The lawsuit also claims Spotify violated parts of the Music Modernization Act (MMA), a new law that aims to simplify the process by which musicians, songwriters and rights holders get compensated for music streamed online.
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"The decisive cost actions we have taken are now benefiting the group and have more than compensated for the challenging market conditions we experienced in the period," Chief Executive Officer Andrew Davies said in statement.
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But choosing advisers who do not make money based on the sale of a product and are instead compensated for their time, similar to how lawyers are paid, eliminates some of the more glaring problems.
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But the legislation ignored contractors, including low-wage food workers, security guards and maintenance workers, who were neither compensated for lost work during the shutdown nor given any promises about their fate in the future.
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I didn't take him very seriously as a writer; as I saw it, Buchan's worldly success richly compensated for—and effectively obliterated—the eccentricity of his wanting to be a writer in the first place.
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Carbon trading schemes — where communities that manage carbon-rich ecosystems can be compensated for managing them sustainably — are also emerging as a way to incentivize local communities not to cut them down or sell them.
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She's also well compensated for her efforts, which means that she's often in the boardroom clad in thousand-dollar heels and expensive suiting, her hair pulled back in a way that only highlights her severe angles.
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While labor productivity has long been lower than in Western Europe, "this difference has so far been compensated for by lower wage costs, but those rise faster every year than in western European countries", he added.
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If the sun shot out flares thousands of times the size and power of today, yet the star was dimmer than it is now, those flares could have compensated for the lower energy delivered to Earth.
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They have already gone weeks without pay, will not be compensated for the lost earnings when the government reopens, and have already been flung into a financial crisis that could have lasting effects on their families.
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Spotify faces $1.6 billion lawsuit from music publisher alleging copyright infringement The law also improves payouts for producers and engineers, who have historically been under-recognized and certainly under-compensated for their roles in music creation.
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The Graphic detail article on "The failure of gerrymandering" (January 19903th) suggested that the strong Democratic showing in last November's mid-terms compensated for the "vaunted pro-Republican bias" in drawing the lines of congressional districts.
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He expects investors to "discount" this price by 25 percent for every year in the future it is (as a way to be compensated for the risk of Netflix not achieving those earnings and/or multiple).
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It was not clear exactly what services de Combret was being compensated for, although one email referenced "his very unique and irreplaceable services and closeness to the (Guinean) President", referring to Alpha Conde, elected in 2010.
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As we work to ensure that employees are compensated for the hours they work, the Secret Service continues its rigorous hiring of special agents, Uniformed Division officers, and critical support staff to meet future mission requirements.
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Kate Shindle, the president of Actors' Equity, the labor union representing theater performers, said that while the broader discussion about how actors are compensated for contributions to developing shows will continue, the "Hamilton" agreement was significant.
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Sure, some physicians and nurses may be reluctant to offer it, out of concern they'll be inundated by emails and phone calls that they won't be compensated for, some of which might not be medically relevant.
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Canada's heavy oil exports have partially compensated for the lack of supply from Latin America, but transportation constraints often make it difficult for some Canadian producers to offer barrels to U.S. Gulf refiners at attractive prices.
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The other is the Alston case, which seeks damages for all the years in which athletes weren't compensated for the full cost of attendance, even though they were entitled to it, according to the O'Bannon ruling.
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Will Barton's Contract Shots Contract years can be a fickle situation, and things tend to magnify in a negative way when the player in question is one-dimensional and primarily compensated for his ability to score.
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One employee, who has worked in the IT division for more than ten years, said she's never experienced or witnessed any gender bias at the company, and that she's always been fairly compensated for her work.
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But in 1978, Ms. Thompson wrote to the editor of the Modesto Bee newspaper explaining that she was the woman in the photo — and that she felt exploited because she was never compensated for the image.
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If Zion jerseys are sold in bookstores (regardless of whether his last name is on the jersey) and they're using his commercial image to sell tix, he should be compensated for a percentage of those sales?!
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A United Nations panel ruled in 2016 that Assange was being arbitrarily detained, and should be allowed by British authorities to leave the embassy and be compensated for his situation, but British authorities rejected the ruling.
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In company news, billionaire investor William Ackman's hedge fund Pershing Square jumped 11.2%, topping the midcap index, after his letter to shareholders said various hedges "more than compensated" for recent market declines that hit portfolio companies.
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Europe's largest defense electronics manufacturer said demand for fighter and warship systems and cybersecurity compensated for weakness in its space activities, lifting revenues 0.8% on a like-for-like basis to 18.401 billion euros ($20 billion).
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Belonging to a union is a form of education that the current national political regime opposes and that states have been working to weaken so that we are unable to be fairly compensated for our work.
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Europe's largest defence electronics manufacturer said demand for fighter and warship systems and cybersecurity compensated for weakness in its space activities, lifting revenues 0.8% on a like-for-like basis to 18.401 billion euros ($20 billion).
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DER management a win-win for customers and utilities: Theoretically, the consumer would be compensated for discharging energy back to the grid, while the utility has more power sources to draw from in times of need.
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When authorities announced the start of development for the SEZ six years ago, they said since the land already belonged to the government, villagers living on it were only eligible to be compensated for their crops.
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The tiresome toilet humor is partly compensated for by some impressively orchestrated gags — involving chain reactions worthy of Rube Goldberg — and a fireworks display that brings down the abandoned factory where the final battle is staged.
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All former and current Samsung employees as well as the company's contractors who worked at Samsung's semiconductor and display production plants for more than one year since 1984 are eligible to be compensated for their illnesses.
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Lawyers acting on behalf of nearly all the Manus Island detainees will argue later this week in the PNG supreme court that they should be taken to Australia and be compensated for being held in custody.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Nutella maker Ferrero said its revenue rose 1.5 percent in the fiscal year ended August 2017 to 10.5 billion euros ($13 billion), as sales growth in foreign markets compensated for a flat performance in Italy.
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There has already been discussion about how the Emoluments Clause in the Constitution could become a significant problem for Trump if his business is compensated for labor or services from companies that are controlled by foreign governments.
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BERLIN, May 13 (Reuters) - German consumer goods firm Henkel reported on Wednesday that strong first-quarter organic sales from its adhesives business compensated for falling laundry and beauty care sales due to delivery problems in North America.
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The shutdown's reach also fans out to contractors for the federal government, who are unlikely to be included in any legislation Congress passes to make sure federal workers are compensated for the period the government was closed.
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Unlike the freelance hackers who sometimes earn real money from reporting security vulnerabilities to tech companies, gig workers who spend hours on the phone with customer service to report glitches on platforms aren't compensated for their time.
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On Friday, TSA administrator David Pekoske sent an email to agency employees who have been working without pay due to the partial government shutdown, stating that they would be compensated for the shift they worked on Dec.
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"Social media 'influencers' made no attempt to disclose to consumers that they were being compensated for promoting the Fyre Festival," attorney John Girardi wrote in the suit, which was filed Tuesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court.
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In his best work (and there is plenty of it), Parks compensated for photography's limitations by concentrating his attention on a single person, family, or group, and by devoting a lengthy period of time to the project.
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Volatility in the credit markets in December and January, as well as mounting fears of a looming slowdown in the global economy, shifted the pendulum back to investors who demanded to be better compensated for their risk.
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THEY HAD HID DOCUMENTS ALONG WITH NIKE, AND INFORMATION FROM THE GOVERNMENT BACK IN SEPTEMBER OF '17 WE WANTED OUR CLIENT COMPENSATED FOR WHAT HE WENT THROUGH AND WE WANTED TO MAKE SURE THE TRUTH WAS KNOWN.
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But every employee Reuters spoke to who signed up said they typically lost at least 18.303 minutes of time, waiting at the store after their shifts ended to collect the items and were never compensated for it.
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DUBLIN, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Britain's aviation regulator has given Ryanair a Friday deadline to inform customers on cancelled flights of their rights to be re-routed on rival airlines and compensated for some out-of-pocket expenses.
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The Arizona Republican, who introduced a bill to ensure that those who have continued to work without a paycheck receive compensation, said the House-passed legislation could allow those who aren't working to be compensated for months.
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" Perhaps more interestingly, according Timothy Hoey, the assistant warden at Homestead Correctional Institution, "the download of content purchased from one vendor to another vendor's device would negate the new vendor's ability to be compensated for their services.
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Unless the Trump administration clearly outlines how non-NASA agencies will be compensated for taking over NASA's leadership in this field, this idea seems like a rather blatant attempt to sweep Earth science under an administrative rug.
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Most got an apology and free credit monitoring from the consumer data clearinghouse, but Ms. Bernstein and a few others found a way to get compensated for their aggravation: Take the corporate giant to small claims court.
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I think we need to go back to the drawing board and come up with something that's more secure, that guarantees privacy, that perhaps has a built-in way for creators to get compensated for their work.
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Such offers are barred by N.C.A.A. rules, which require that college athletes adhere to the association's policy of amateurism and not be compensated for their participation in their sport beyond a scholarship and related costs of attendance.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said on Friday that the coronavirus economic stimulus bill before Congress is not an airline bailout and that taxpayers will be compensated for relief given to companies hobbled by the global pandemic.
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Additional alleged victims Investigators have found 10 more victims, nine of whom said Buck "administered drugs to them or strongly encouraged them to ingest narcotics as part of agreements to be compensated for sexual services," Hanna said.
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Though he can't see past the left side of his face, his brain has compensated for the loss in some ways by forming new neural connections, allowing him to recognize faces and objects as easily as anyone else.
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Its higher return on working capital and return on capital employed in 2015, at 10.4% and 6.5%, respectively, compared with 0003% and 4.9%, respectively, in 2014, shows that Tewoo was compensated for extending more favourable terms to counterparties.
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"Amir can never be adequately compensated for his suffering and the lasting impact that this has had, and will have, on the rest of his life," Scott D. Gilbert, one of Hekmati's lawyers, said in a statement Monday.
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"The only system that I have ever seen where the laborers are the only people that are not being compensated for the work that they do while those in charge receive mighty compensation," she was quoted as saying.
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After the discovery of the slowdown issues, which Apple said compensated for problems with degrading battery performance, the company offered a discount on battery replacements, and pledged to lower the price for the operation from $79 to $29.
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The hearing's focus is supposed to be broad, but expect lots of questions about Perry's instantly controversial proposal to shake up power market rules by ensuring coal and nuclear plants are compensated for their "reliability and resilience" attributes.
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The state of New Hampshire has agreed to pay an estimated $1.7 billion in reimbursements to settle a dispute with 26 hospitals over how they were compensated for treating high numbers of indigent patients, the hospitals' lawyers said.
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It also means that it's harder for the vast majority of the population to accumulate wealth, because the taxes that are evaded at the top have to be compensated for through higher taxes for the rest of us.
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The Deutsche Telekom unit said its EBITDA increased by 143 percent to 214 billion forints in annual terms in the first quarter, as lower costs compensated for lower revenue, while its operating income was boosted by one-offs.
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His "unique circumstances as the only member of the putative class to have been compensated for his claim have irreparably compromised his role as lead plaintiff in this litigation," Reed Smith argued in a brief opposing class certification.
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"The source is an executive of a private business intelligence firm and a former employee of a friendly intelligence service who has been compensated for previous reporting over the past three years," the document said, not naming Steele.
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This means that if men and women were compensated for their unpaid labor, men would earn an extra $469.35 a week, and women would earn an extra $761.69 a week — which comes out to nearly $40,000 a year.
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Bruno Le Maire said a sizeable housing tax Macron is steadily reducing will be totally scrapped once a way has been found to ensure local authorities are compensated for the expected revenue loss of around 20 billion euros.
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Siemens reported industrial profit slightly ahead of expectations in the three months to the end of June, helped by another strong performance by its Digital Factory industrial automation unit that compensated for a slump in power and gas.
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"The source is an executive of a private business intelligence firm and a former employee of a friendly intelligence service who has been compensated for previous reporting over the past three years," the document said, according to CNN.
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The Deutsche Telekom unit said its EBITDA increased by 13.6 percent to 48.2 billion forints in annual terms in the first quarter, as lower costs compensated for lower revenue, while its operating income was boosted by one-offs.
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Liberty said on Sunday it become aware of the attack when an external party alerted the firm that it had seized data from the insurer and threatened to release it if it was not compensated for the hack.
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In Hornsby's words: "To get compensated for the higher cost of capital and higher likelihood that you won't pay them back, a lender has to charge way more than they normally would, or they'd go out of business."
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"We are continuing to vigorously litigate our state cases for numerous victims and we will insist that each of our clients be properly compensated for what they were forced to endure," she said in an email on Friday.
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But it's also important to note that much of what's posted to these subreddits, and across most of Reddit's porn forums, is there because it was stolen from a performer who is not getting compensated for their labor.
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BERLIN — Germany's highest court on Tuesday upheld the government's decision in 2011 to shut its nuclear reactors ahead of schedule, but it ruled that power companies must be compensated for losses incurred as a result of that decision.
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But Brazil's proposal at the last round of talks effectively allowed double-counting in the early years of the Paris agreement with the stipulation that the over-estimate would be corrected and compensated for at a later date.
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If fees move toward zero (miners incur high energy costs and should always be at least compensated for their costs), many miners will exit the market, slowing transaction volumes even further, hampering bitcoin's use as a payment tool.
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She also said weakness in the euro and "all other things (being) equal" should increase the value of Germany's exports, and she was waiting to see if this compensated for "all the other difficulties" the country was experiencing.
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"As PG&E moves into Chapter 11, my donation will help ensure that the people most affected by this tragedy will not have to wait to be compensated for their homes, land, and lost relatives," Williams supposedly remarked.
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We might have loved to turn away chlorine or ammonia because of dangers of carrying it that we can't get compensated for, but we are a common carrier and by law required to carry the freight offered to us.
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It has created, for example, a world where our individually and socially created data is owned by large corporations like Google or Facebook; perhaps if you're lucky you'll be compensated for with a paltry dividend paid out to you.
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It could define the government's approach to coal on federal land for another 30 years, determining whether generations of taxpayers are fairly compensated for the value — and the mounting long-term costs — of the coal on their shared land.
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Dashers tell us they prefer the model because they know the details of the delivery and how much they'll earn in advance, and Dashers are fairly compensated for every delivery, even when a customer leaves little or no tip.
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A group of bondholders led by U.S. fund BlackRock have sought an injunction to block the sale, fearing it would damage their claim to be compensated for an estimated 1.5 billion euros in losses suffered on Novo Banco bonds.
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While the US decided last month that it would no longer refuel Saudi aircraft conducting strike missions over Yemen, the Pentagon still expects to be compensated for the outstanding costs accrued between March 2015 and November of this year.
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Meanwhile, during cold seasons, Ukraine continued to use some of the gas pumped by Russia to European consumers for its own needs and then compensated for this by deliveries from gas storage located in the west of the country.
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"Investigators have identified 10 additional victims - nine of whom (Buck) administered drugs to or strongly encouraged them to ingest narcotics as part of agreements to be compensated for sexual services," U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said told a news conference.
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Although she failed to turn around Yahoo's long-struggling business, she was well compensated for her five years leading the company, earning $246 million, or an average of $1 million a week, based on the company's final stock price.
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It also includes items on Rauner's wish list, including a possible fix for the state's $130 billion pension crisis, changes in how workers are compensated for on-the-job injuries and the imposition of term limits on legislative leaders.
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"A 50/50 JV would enable GVC to benefit from a much larger profit pool in future, and any initial operating losses would likely be compensated for by future market share gains," analysts at Berenberg said in a note.
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The fact is that it is her right – and her right alone – to decide whether to make public the awful thing that happened to her, or to decide she wants to be compensated for it with no fanfare attached.
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Though it might be difficult to implement given the contracts are negotiated separately and reflect the unique financial considerations of both squads, U.S. Soccer should do everything it can to ensure the players are equally compensated for the same work.
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This has had a particularly strong impact on bloggers and social media influencers who are paid to post positive reviews or endorsement of products on their channels, and who might not disclose that they're being compensated for their kind words.
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"We do troubleshooting for these platforms, and we don't get compensated for it at all," Vanessa Bain, a San Francisco–based Instacart delivery worker who's been involved in efforts to organize the company's contract workforce for three years, told BuzzFeed News.
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Dubset CEO Stephen White previously told The Verge, "For artists, [this deal] means that the music being used in remixes and mixes is now being properly controlled, properly monetized, and they're getting fairly compensated for the use of their works."
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The boom in co-authorship more than compensated for the drop in individual productivity, so that the average researcher notched up a slightly higher number of papers for his curriculum vitae: 2.3 a year compared to 2.1 two decades earlier.
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Decades later, as a homeowner, I watched sadly as huge, stately evergreens on our property browned and died as a result of our lawn service using DuPont Imprelis (we were later compensated for the loss of the trees by DuPont).
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According to Alpha, these executives need these bonuses as an incentive to do the very jobs they were hired to do, that they are already highly compensated for with generous salaries, and which their fiduciary duties already compel them to do.
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Overall OPEC had boosted production by 735,33 bpd since May as Middle East Gulf producers such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE more than compensated for declining output in Venezuela and Iran, which is facing U.S. sanctions from next month.
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" The trial verdict found that Wilson, best known for her roles in the "Pitch Perfect" movies and "Bridesmaids," should be compensated for the film roles she testified that she lost following the article's publication, including "Trolls" and "Kung Fu Panda 3.
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The actress went on to claim that as a result of her injuries, she had suffered from "severe pain and discomfort," and is seeking both punitive damages and to be compensated for her past and future medical expenses and legal costs.
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For example, following the emergence of the Headphanie product on the internet, some questioned whether Young M.A. was involved with or created the product, and many expressed a gut feeling that she should be compensated for the use of her phrase.
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Michael Mandel, an economist at the Progressive Policy Institute, argues that the shift to e-commerce has actually led to more, better paying jobs in e-commerce warehouses that have more than compensated for the recent decline in traditional retail jobs.
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Cook said that Simon, a Continental rabbit whose father is considered the world's largest hare, was expected to exceed his father's size to claim that title and that his owners should be compensated for their potential economic losses from exhibiting him.
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"We continue to encounter very high bunker (fuel) prices, which we have not been able to get fully compensated for in freight rates, leading to an adjustment in our expectations for the full-year 2018," said Chief Executive Soren Skou.
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The legislation ostensibly dealing with suspension of weapons grade plutonium disposal is a Putin ultimatum, including demands that Russia be compensated for damages caused by the Western sanctions imposed over the conflict in Ukraine, as well as Russian counter-sanctions.
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Her appearance on the campaign trail Saturday came a day after news emerged that she was compensated for 10 modeling jobs in 1996 prior to acquiring a legal work permit in the U.S. The Associated Press reported that between Sept.
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Emily Salisbury, an associate professor of criminal justice at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, said she sees "nothing wrong" with Ms. Randall being financially compensated for her work, and that her online community could be invaluable for former prisoners.
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"This is a Polish-Germany issue, I mean it was Germany who invaded Poland, murdering millions of people, destroying material goods and we must be compensated for this," Kaczynski said in an interview with public radio after several weeks in hospital.
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About 123,000 passengers and 760 flights were affected, and it looks like most people won't get compensated for cancelled or delayed flights since two days of drone chaos is probably an "an extraordinary circumstance" that exempts airlines from paying out.
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Overall, OPEC had boosted production by 183,218 bpd since May as Middle East Gulf producers such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE more than compensated for declining output in Venezuela and Iran, which is facing U.S. sanctions from next month.
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"Media Agency Compensation Practices," dives into how the way that media agencies are compensated for their services has evolved in recent years, and also details how advertisers are embracing programmatic advertising in droves and rewarding their agencies based on performance.
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Chuck Collins, a senior scholar at the liberal think tank Institute for Policy Studies, said McConnell's ancestors demonstrate that despite slavery's abolition, its economic benefits extended to later generations, whereas slaves were never compensated for their part in building that wealth.
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With this in mind, the researchers estimated the "relative sizes of the bombs by finding a combination of depth and yield that compensated for the reflection of the sound from the surface," as the AGU noted in its press release.
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The lead plaintiff is Ed O'Bannon, the former U.C.L.A. basketball star who, long after his playing days were over, saw his avatar in a college basketball video game and wondered why he wasn't being compensated for the right to his image.
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Related: The reason Thomas Markle is being vilified His daughter, Susan Markle, said at the time she was the one responsible for the photo shoot and added that she wasn't sure if her father had been compensated for the images.
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"What we'll likely see happen, which is the worst case scenario, is that the satellite operators have every incentive to drag their heels and take this to the courts, because they're no longer being compensated for this spectrum," Quilty said.
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The arbitrator's decision to award such a huge sum highlighted a longstanding complaint among even highly paid Hollywood players that they are not adequately compensated for their work by studios, which have been criticized for what some consider questionable accounting practices.
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Interestingly, those in the other group had also compensated for some of the calories they had burned, and to almost the exact same extent as those who had exercised less, adding back about 1,000 calories a week, the calculations showed.
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The US$21bn book was skewed more heavily to the larger US$5bn five-year, leaving the company issuing a smaller US$33bn 10-year after some investors complained they were not being compensated for extending further up the yield curve.
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As the Fed expanded its balance sheet via quantitative easing, the interest rates on long-term bonds broadly declined, as well as the embedded term premium in those bonds — or the extra yield investors are compensated for holding longer-duration instruments.
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A group of workers filed a class action lawsuit against the company, and the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals asked the state Supreme Court to determine whether California state law required the employees to be compensated for this waiting time.
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And yet, while many in the market remain confident that very little could get in the way of positive sentiment, investors are increasingly concerned that they are not being adequately compensated for the risk they are being asked to take.
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But one notable difference separates Weijland from the club's other young prodigies: While the players assigned the jersey numbers above and below Weijland's No. 39 are paid by Ajax to use their feet, he is compensated for using his thumbs.
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Consumer spending was the main driver behind India's 26.4 percent growth in the October-December quarter, as a pick up in urban spending more than compensated for subdued spending in rural areas where the majority of India's 1.3 billion people live.
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We have already had a highly productive and positive meeting with the Department of Labor in which we discussed our ongoing commitment to ensuring that all workers involved with the Fashion Nova brand are appropriately compensated for the work they do.
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When their accounts aren't deactivated, cannabis influencers are well-compensated for sponsored posts and affiliate salesWhile influencer marketing of cannabis falls in a regulatory gray area, some brands are happy to test the waters with popular creators in the category.
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Hosted in different places around the city, these workshops lasted up to an hour and a half (Sweaty Betty confirmed that workers are compensated for their time spent at these breakfasts, and receive extra clothing allowances for doing well in product quizzes.).
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The shutdown's reach also fans out to some 4 million contractors for the federal government, many of whom are unlikely to be included in any legislation Congress passes to make sure federal workers are compensated for the period the government was closed.
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For young couples, a prenup offers the chance to hash out divorce handling of issues like joint efforts to pay off one partner's student-loan debt, or how a partner might be compensated for leaving the workforce to care for their children.
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So if you want to be nicely compensated for your environmental interest, consider one of these 15 occupations: Median annual pay: $80,300Projected job growth through 2026: 7% These workers study the planet and how land, inhabitants and other features are distributed across it.
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Former owners and their descendents have been campaigning since the fall of communism in 1989 to be compensated for lost property, which was seized by Poland's authoritarian rulers but successive Polish administrations have lacked the money or determination to resolve the issue.
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Back in March, we told you that Minnesota had an unusual law that allowed beekeepers to be compensated for pesticide poisoning of their hives; the state actually reimbursed two beekeepers whose bees were damaged by neonicotinoids, the most widely used class of insecticides.
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Now, when we see Ray Liotta appear on television explaining how he quit smoking using Chantix, it is apparent the ad is regulated — and that Liotta was compensated for his endorsement — because of the disclosures scrolling along the bottom of the screen.
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Wells Fargo & Co's chief executive officer told a U.S. Senate panel that customers who had bogus accounts opened in their name will be made whole and compensated for any damage to their credit rating, but some Democratic senators called for his resignation.
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At the heart of its case is the claim that Oculus acquired information from former ZeniMax employee and current Oculus CTO John Carmack that was instrumental to the creation of the the company's core technology, help that ZeniMax was never compensated for.
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Germany's DAX ended down 0.3 percent, and was unmoved by data showing the country's economic growth slowed less than expected in the second quarter as higher exports and strong state spending and private consumption compensated for weaker investment in construction and machinery.
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In June, YouTube came to a multi-year agreement with American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) — the trade group that represents music creators — to ensure that musicians, publishers and songwriters are fairly compensated for the use of their music on YouTube.
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Whatever disadvantage that might put the Trump administration at should be more than compensated for by the support and resources of numerous outside groups and the advice of veterans, like Leonard Leo, who have been in this game for more than twenty years.
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Britain's dependence on services and financial services in particular will lessen, but this could be compensated for by boosting other sectors such as tech and pharmaceuticals, and the UK would find it relatively easy to strike trade deals with other regions, he predicted.
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The U.S. government on Wednesday took the unusual step of suing Gilead Sciences Inc for alleged patent infringement, saying the Centers for Disease Control has not been compensated for its role in discovering the uses of the pharmaceutical company's HIV drug Truvada.
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But lawyers told Reuters this option could expose employers to legal action if workers in love with London life, or who have pressing family reasons to stay in the British capital, don't want to move or feel under-compensated for their troubles.
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This was mainly the result of a 23 percent jump in Brazil's core profit, helped by a stronger real which compensated for a 1.6 percent fall in Spain and a 5 percent decrease in Britain where a weaker pound hit the local unit.
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This bipartisan bill would, once and for all, establish a performance right on terrestrial radio, create platform parity by requiring all radio services to pay artists under a free market based standard, and ensure that legacy artists are compensated for pre-1972 recordings.
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One former employee of the division says the headlines such controversial CDS trades generate are no longer compensated for by the gains, as Blackstone's in-house credit unit shifts its focus to the less acrimonious practice of making direct loans to private companies.
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It's one thing to take a pay cut if you're switching industries or starting a role that's brand new to you, but it's entirely different to feel like you're not being properly compensated for the value and experience you're providing to the company.
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Google's problems are some of the hardest in tech, and it needs to be able to tell a story to not only investors but prospective employees that they can work on those hard problems and also be well-compensated for doing so.
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Under the $58 billion U.S. proposal for passenger and cargo carriers, the U.S. Treasury Department could receive warrants, stock options, or stock as a condition of government assistance in order for the government to participate in gains and be compensated for risks.
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Some details of these programs were still being worked out, but a spokesperson for Uber Eats said drivers will be compensated for up to two weeks based on their previous two weeks of earnings, once they provide documentation on their medical condition.
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Even so, many artists remain skeptical of the streaming economy, which heavily rewards mainstream hits but has drawn complaints from other songwriters and musicians, particularly those outside the sphere of pop, who feel they are not being adequately compensated for their work.
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Disgruntled Grunt toggling eerily athwart continua, cheerily transgressing wildly disparate eons or eras, today satisfactorily compensated for his mind-bending disabilities by weaponized prosthetics shunted home from five futures, enabling Conner to kill to his heart's content without ever leaving his chair.
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"We are improving the lot of low-paid service workers; however, we haven't attacked this fundamental problem of them giving their work, giving their time, and not getting compensated for it," said Assemblywoman Linda B. Rosenthal, a Democrat who represents parts of Manhattan.
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The Oscars compensated for a host-free ceremony with a night of breakthroughs, moving briskly through the categories in a concerted effort to shorten the run time, amid a night marked by greater inclusiveness and that spread the wealth among the nominees.
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But the jacking up of the amount of rubles seized more than compensated for the ruble's fall, reflecting Pyongyang's desperate hunt for more cash since Kim Jong-un took power in December 2011 and ramped up North Korea's missile and nuclear programs.
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The doctor not only dissuaded the woman from suing but also complained to the state bar association that Ms. Primus had violated professional ethics by directly soliciting potential clients for personal financial gain, although she was not being compensated for her work.
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"It is difficult to understand why someone with limited public health experience, particularly in a leadership role, is being disproportionately compensated for his work as compared to other accomplished scientists and public health leaders in comparable roles within the federal government," Murray wrote.
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It's a win for the estimated 1.3 million workers who will now be compensated for putting in long hours — but it's a bitter defeat for the 2.8 million others who would've also gotten overtime under the original rule proposed by the Obama administration.
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O said on Wednesday it was disappointed with a decision by Nevada regulators to exclude the company from a proceeding to decide how existing customers would be compensated for the excess energy their rooftop solar panels sent back to the power grid.
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Instead, if a court determines Apple acted in nefarious ways or broke the law, those eligible for damages — that means people with the affected phones — would be contacted and told they are eligible to be compensated for their damages, for example, a battery replacement.
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After explaining his situation on Twitter to a British Airways and easyJet rep, he was first told that there was nothing the airlines could do to refund his two tickets, but the Mail reports he was ultimately compensated for both of the missed flights.
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"It is difficult to understand why someone with limited public health experience, particularly in a leadership role, is being disproportionately compensated for his work," compared to others in comparable government roles, wrote Senator Murray, the ranking Democrat on the committee that oversees federal health agencies.
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The culturally populist position re-emerged in 2008, when the party no longer needed to support a sitting president and some became smitten with the vice-presidential candidate, Sarah Palin, an Alaskan governor who compensated for not knowing things by making Republican voters feel feisty.
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One woman who runs social media for an MLB team, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, says that, during the 162-game baseball season, she's working about 20 hours of overtime each week (though, as an hourly employee, she does get compensated for it).
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Startups are compensated for providing their 'spare' workers and, while Lai admits that the rate paid per delivery is perhaps lower than established competitors, he said that Ninja Van's technology enables its crowdsourced workers to actually earn more by delivering more packages for their time.
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The schools are stained by scandal for these roundabout payment schemes when really the players should be better compensated for the value they bring to their teams, and then the NCAA uses an opaque and secretive process to indirectly punish the schools and players.
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In theory, bonds with an embedded call option ought to pay a higher yield than those without, since issuers should pay extra for the option to redeem early and investors ought to be compensated for having their expected flow of coupon payments cut short.
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With three of the four fastest men ever over 22009 metres in their squad, in the rippling shapes of Mr Bolt, Mr Blake and Mr Powell, a small deceleration every quarter of a circuit can be compensated for by a rapid dash in between.
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"People should not have to keep the day open, arrange for child care, and give up other opportunities without being compensated for their time," Schneiderman said in a statement ahead of the announcement, noting an estimated 50,000 U.S. workers will benefit from the agreements.
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OSLO, April 22 (Reuters) - The risk of lending losses at Norwegian banks rose in 2015 as the economy weakened, the country's finance ministry said on Friday, while adding that increases in the capital held by the financial industry had compensated for the added risk.
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"Contracted janitors and security officers, as well as their families will continue to relive the trauma on a daily basis until they are compensated for 35 days of income," said Hector Figueroa, President of 32BJ SEIU, which represents over 600 of the furloughed contractors.
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Or let's take the central element of yang's proposal, establishing data as a property right and allowing individuals to be compensated for the use of that data if it is used by a big tech company like Google or Facebook when selling to advertisers.
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This means making sure rooftop solar owners get compensated for the value they bring to the grid, families have viable financing options to put solar panels on their homes, and those who can't install solar on their own homes can join community shared solar programs.
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Federal law specifies that victims who "knowingly contribute to, participate in, benefit from or act in a willfully blind manner towards the commission of the offense" are unable to collect money, and they must prove they have not been otherwise compensated for their loss.
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He no longer rips defences apart with devastating acceleration down the flanks or on the break, but he has more than compensated for the loss of his once electrifying speed by adding the positional sense, instinct and killer touch that all truly great strikers possess.
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"It's incredibly harmful for cam girls, because I spent thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours of my time making video content," Mazzei says, explaining that cam girls deserve to be compensated for their labor because it is a form of labor like any other.
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Paying someone, rather than calling in a favor, lets you dictate your timetable, make specifications in explicit (and annoying) detail, nitpick the work to death and keep at it until you're completely satisfied — all guilt-free, because the person is being compensated for the effort.
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With little difference in yield between European issuers, it is even more important to do a "fundamental analysis" because taking on extra risk is not compensated for with a higher yield, said David Zahn, head of European fixed income at Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group.
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At Bloomingdale's, employees who are members of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union are arguing that the company should improve how sales staff are compensated for helping facilitate e-commerce business — like helping customers pick up goods in the store that were ordered online.
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"We have already had a highly productive and positive meeting with the Department of Labor in which we discussed our ongoing commitment to ensuring that all workers involved with the Fashion Nova brand are appropriately compensated for the work they do," Fashion Nova said.
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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 when a compelling interest is at stake (like a need to prevent free-riding on the union's bargaining ability, and the union's need to be compensated for the work it does to raise worker wages), that interest can trump an apparent burdening of speech.
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In terms of immediate benefits, Tirole and Lerner argued, open source programmers are either directly compensated for their work through their employment at a company that develops the software or they make the software more useful to themselves by fixing a bug or adding a feature.
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A 2009 LA Times piece written ahead of Mo'Nique's big Oscar win questioned whether or not she was ruining her chances at the big fish because of her reluctance to campaign for the film and her asks to be compensated for the work involved in promoting it.
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But omissions and unevenness come with the territory, as it were, and are compensated for by the rich characters who wander through these pages, particularly the nonagenarian historians and other intellectuals, officials and churchmen who dispense wisdom from book-lined homes, cafes, or chapels old and new.
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And let me tell you: If I were not fortunate enough to have worked in jobs I completely loved — and was well compensated for — when I had my two children, who are now ages three and five, I probably would have become a stay-at-home mom.
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While China has made progress putting in place laws, regulations and a legal structure to take on IP theft, along with continuing to develop its own intellectual property, too many American innovators are still not compensated for work that gets copied, transferred and replicated in China.
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U.S. patent law generally applies only domestically, but Schlumberger said that since the law protects against infringement that occurs when components of a patented invention are supplied from the U.S. for assembly abroad, it should be fully compensated for the infringement, including any lost foreign sales.
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A unanimous, three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday said a retired person still has the capacity to earn wages in another job, so they must be compensated for any work-related injury that temporarily prevents them from doing so.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Gross sales at Carrefour Brasil, one of Brazil's largest food retailers, rose 4.653 percent in the first quarter of 2019 to 14.2 billion reais ($3.62 billion) compared with the same period last year, as food inflation more than compensated for a less favorable calendar.
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This failure to weight not only leads to errors (which could be compensated for by averaging), it leads to systematic bias against Trump and the GOP, meaning everyone who publishes or disseminates unweighted polls ends up contributing to misinformation about the real state of American politics.
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" Moi claims that while he was never paid or made to sign a contract during the 14 years he worked for Chihuly, the artist "frequently promised and assured Moi that when the Studio wound down its operations, Moi would be properly financially compensated for his contributions.
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