When I finally consummated things with her, it was amazing.
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Everything in "Peplum" is eroticized, and nothing can be consummated.
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They also consummated their love for the very first time — woohoo!
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No deal was consummated in 30 days, as RB allegedly promised.
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I'd known Ilya for three years plus before we consummated this relationship.
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Therefore, a market pullback is likely if a deal is not consummated.
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Should the deal be consummated, it would mark a turning point for Juul.
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Let's look at the facts: Sansa and Tyrion's marriage was famously never consummated.
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It is rare for the government to seek to undo a consummated deal.
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If a deal is consummated, it is still at least several weeks away.
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The next day, his mother learned that we had not consummated the marriage.
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In 2019, long after the merger was consummated, FanDuel founders dropped the suit.
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Lack: It's telling that the few acts of consummated sex here are summarized.
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Today, I purchased the Manor House Motel and that dream has been consummated.
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On Monday's episode of Jane the Virgin, Jane and Michael finally consummated their marriage.
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In the end, that marriage, too, would fall apart before it could be consummated.
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It is rare for the U.S. government to seek to undo a consummated deal.
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But I knew him, we flirted and stuff, it was consummated on one night.
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And he dated Blac Chyna back in 2015 (though they never consummated their relationship).
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It was a contract, sealed and consummated to benefit both families regardless of affection.
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If a deal were consummated, it would bring together the two largest U.S. toymakers.
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Lue likely would possess the associate head coach label if the deal is consummated.
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No matter what happens in the Alabama election, that marriage has already been consummated.
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We saw him creeping outside Jon and Dany's door as they consummated their affection.
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Gonzalez knew that Abdullah and his bride "consummated the marriage," as he put it.
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Jaime and Brienne finally consummated their long-gestating relationship and then immediately split up again.
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The deal was consummated in a signing ceremony in the Roosevelt Room, with Trump presiding.
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Bottom line: This is major development, but doesn't mean the deal will actually be consummated.
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Apparently no actual sales agreements have been consummated except for a Lockheed Martin helicopter sale.
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When these desires are finally consummated, it feels Earth-shattering at first, and then joyous.
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Because so much of the movie was about sexual tension, so once it's consummated, that's it.
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Further, the CBS board is bracing for a possible shareholder lawsuit if a deal is consummated.
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The Wright brothers, who consummated this revolution, were also well known for their bird-watching habits.
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A total of 248 mostly minor deals involving 33 players were consummated before the 3 p.m.
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The takeover consummated a win-win move by Orban, Mertek Institute media analyst Gabor Polyak said.
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Jarvis registered a small victory recently, playing a supporting role in a deal consummated last week.
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His alliance with the far right is now being consummated with his invitation to tonight's debate.
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Their initial betrothal has finally been consummated, but they are no longer recognizable to each other.
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But no deal was consummated before Mr. Bush took office, and he initiated his own policy review.
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NCS agreed to pay Net Gain a finder's fee for any federal contract it "consummated" before Feb.
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Some couplings in the survey are better known than others; some were more fully consummated than others.
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Historians still don't know whether Catherine consummated her marriage with Arthur — but The Spanish Princess had to decide.
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"It was a total disaster — the marriage never got consummated," Prince Manvendra said on The Oprah Winfrey Show.
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"[The Senate] condemned an innocent and consummated a parliamentary coup," she said in the statement published on Medium.
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No deals can be consummated until Wednesday, when the league lifts its annual moratorium on signings and trades.
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THE CATCH The trade was discussed, including on phone calls recorded by Mr. Harow, but was never consummated.
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It can also block mergers or acquisitions or even unwind acquisitions or mergers that have already been consummated.
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We spoke to Anderson and Emmanuel earlier this month in Los Angeles about their characters' relationship, now consummated.
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Should the deal be consummated, it would mark the end to a strategy heralded by former CEO Denise Morrison.
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"If the debt restructuring is consummated, Moody's would likely classify the transaction as a distressed exchange," the report said.
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And, in the months since, President Donald Trump has consummated the marriage between the network and the Republican Party.
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Things look even cloudier, I fear, for Gendry (Joe Dempsie) with whom Arya finally consummated their long-thwarted love.
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The deal was consummated consistent with the corporate governance rules and cap table established under the former founders' leadership.
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Even if the merger is consummated, the DOJ can appeal the decision but it is uncertain whether they will.
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We're told if a deal is consummated, it won't happen this week and it's possible it will never happen.
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" At one point, she alleged that the judge made clear "he did not believe my marriage had been consummated.
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The commitment to look at "consummated" mergers suggests the task force could be looking to breakup large tech companies.
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An undisclosed reserve price below $600,000 could prevent the sale from being consummated if bids do not exceed that price.
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The wedding rings meant that Wilson and Ciara finally consummated their relationship — which they confirmed in a cheeky Snapchat video.
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At the time of the task force's announcement, officials said that they would be actively looking into previous consummated mergers.
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And the Yankees consummated the deal only after they were able to dump enough salary to stay within their budget.
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But no deal was consummated before President George W. Bush took office, and Mr. Bush initiated his own policy review.
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When Sansa is spirited away to the Eyrie, her aunt Lysa asks her if she consummated her marriage with Tyrion.
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But the exploits of the Royal Navy perfectly consummated a British fantasy, nurtured today among Brexiteers, of regained imperial vigor.
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To be invulnerable to grief is not to be consummated; it is to be deprived of the capacity to care.
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In fact, their marriage never being consummated is why Littlefinger is able to bring Sansa to Ramsay in the first place.
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We're told they were super flirty in the desert, and although nothing was consummated ... all signs point to it happening soon.
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It is not unheard of for the government to sue to un-do a consummated merger but it is exceedingly rare.
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A. It's really a marketplace, but a large portion of the marketplace transactions are consummated with the help of brokerage services.
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No problem, the pope reasoned; we will have it annulled on the grounds that her first marriage could not be consummated.
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Should the Rite Aid acquisition not be consummated, Fitch expects WBA to end fiscal 2017 with leverage in the low-3.0x range.
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The two have secretly decided to marry, but since they haven't yet consummated their relationship, Jamie refuses to let them bunk together.
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"In general with consummated mergers we have the full panoply of remedies," said Bruce Hoffman, the director of the FTC's competition bureau.
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"If the judge decides to grant an injunction before the transaction is consummated, that would bring things to a halt," he said.
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But before the agreement was consummated, court papers say, the National Enquirer's owner, Mr. Pecker, told Mr. Cohen to tear it up.
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The special committee's grant of authority provides that no Going Private Transaction will be consummated without the approval of the special committee.
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And it seems many fans think the folks running NBA team social media accounts somehow have a say in what trades are consummated.
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The two men's long relationship was consummated by the deal they struck in 2011 for their firms to work jointly in the Arctic.
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Ever since the soldier consummated his relationship with Missandei (Nathalie Emmanuel), fans have theorized that he's going to end the season belly up.
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In the episode "Thirteen," Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey) was suddenly and unexpectedly killed shortly after she consummated her relationship with Clarke (Eliza Taylor).
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Pai also points favorably to the companies' vow not to raise prices on its services for three years after the merger is consummated.
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Fans might be bummed that this romantic ceremony isn't consummated with an old-school, passionate Americans-style love scene (nor even a kiss).
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For starters, the medium's history is littered with great would-be romantic relationships that, for one reason or another, are never quite consummated.
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"Stars," an album redolent with Mr. Cowley's playing, consummated Sylvester's newfound stature with its 1979 release event at the War Memorial Opera House.
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In a 2001 challenge to Oregon's no-excuse absentee voting, a federal court ruled that the election must be "consummated" on Election Day.
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Clinton lost to Donald J. Trump last November, Mr. de Blasio consummated his embrace of Mr. Sanders and the Democratic Party's left wing.
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Leah proved to be far more fertile than her sister, bearing their husband four sons practically as soon as her marriage was consummated.
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As such, Fitch is not yet able to determine the magnitude of a potential downgrade in the event that the acquisition is consummated.
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Net sales of the company, which consummated its acquisition of St. Jude Medical earlier this year, rose to $6.34 billion from $4.89 billion.
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But it was Emmerich who consummated our will to combustion, beginning with Independence Day, a film named for America's premier explosion-based holiday.
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The bro-led takeover of Capitol Hill was consummated when brands started advertising directly to this new, lily-white and cash rich demographic.
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Starbucks is furthering its push into China after it consummated its partnership with Tencent to introduce coffee gifting via WeChat, China's top messaging app.
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Both have confessed to being in love with the other – despite Flynn's marriages to other women – and both have denied the relationship was consummated.
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But his $20 million in donations will, when consummated, instantly catapult Mr. Moskovitz to the top tier of political donors in the United States.
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The rest of the Fox properties, including Fox News, will be spun off into a new company before the sale to Disney is consummated.
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Throughout the negotiating process, he has suggested that a deal is about to be consummated, only to pull the rug at the last moment.
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Deals often have deadlines by which they must be announced or consummated, and the work needs to be done to get them to that point.
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Sources close to Christy tell TMZ ... she wants an annulment for 2 reasons -- the marriage was NEVER consummated and she's accusing him of financial fraud.
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If it is consummated, the transaction will make Glencore a large player in the United States market for buying and selling agriculture commodities, namely grain.
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Before the sale is consummated, the Federal Bureau of Investigation or a state counterpart ought to be contacted for a background check on the purchaser.
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It should also be noted that in the source book series, A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin, their marriage was consummated consensually.
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After the deal with the Browns, one he said was consummated over 10 hours of negotiations, Gettleman said the deal was not part of a plan.
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If a deal is consummated with Occidental, the Anadarko acquisition would be the fourth-largest oil and gas deal in history, according to Drillinginfo Market Research.
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Last week, the Philippines' competition watchdog also fined the two firms, saying they consummated their merger too soon and that the quality of service had suffered.
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A relationship tip from the "Vinyl" creative team: Even when a love triangle is consummated by all three parties simultaneously, it can still be a competition.
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The pantomime tends to fall into two orders: in one, the relationship was discreetly consummated; in the other, the pathos of yearning and missing feels overwhelming.
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So, perhaps the question of whether they ever consummated their relationship is ultimately made irrelevant by the clear fact that, either way, they were in love.
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He ends the episode with a new buddy in Brian, a personal success in the management class, and a semi-consummated relationship with his business mommy.
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And the woman he married soon after the attack later told the fire marshal their relationship had never been consummated and that he'd admitted he was gay.
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"If consummated, the dividend would enable the Company to operate as an independent, non-controlled company and more fully evaluate strategic alternatives," CBS said in a statement.
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In so many ways, Killing Eve is already a queer show, so it follows that it would benefit from having that queerness affirmed through a consummated relationship.
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"There can be no assurance these discussions will lead to a definitive agreement or that a transaction will be consummated," the company said in a statement Wednesday.
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The British exit from the European Union was the exception — simultaneous tragedy and farce, a disaster abetted by lies, energized by a buffoon and consummated in mayhem.
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In 1912, a year after their wedding, she sought legal advice; a year after that, she filed for divorce, claiming that the union had never been consummated.
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In the story, the fluttering beauties appear as symbols of love — unrequited and consummated — and of conflict, and the continuity of both of those things over generations.
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The buyers would expect that Qiyi would remain a strategic partner after the transaction and enter into cooperation agreements with Baidu if the deal were consummated, Baidu said.
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And it's also true symbolically: Their success stories are consummated when they ring the bell at a stock exchange, and serve as reminders that no recession is forever.
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If consummated, Fitch believes that the transaction addresses near-term concerns regarding upcoming debt maturities and potential capital impact tied to further long-term care (LTC) reserve charges.
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"The 100," which killed off a queer woman the episode after she had consummated her relationship with her partner, had its worst ratings all season the week after.
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" It was, said Epstein attorney Reid Weingarten, "an agreement that was consummated and agreed to all the way up to Main Justice at a very, very high level.
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As a result, if the acquisition is consummated, the Company expects to issue at closing between approximately 3.4 million and approximately six million shares of Company common stock.
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For them, to acquire a concept is to steal it from the person who explained it, a theft that is consummated by a brisk tap on the forehead.
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One important element of longing is that the object of one's desire is always just out of reach—or, when consummated, will quickly move out of reach again.
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Simons, meanwhile, said the FTC is already reviewing consummated tech mergers as part of its own enforcement efforts, but did not comment on the prospects of a moratorium.
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GM has also indicated that if the sale of the European finance subsidiaries is not consummated with PSA, it will seek to wind down the European finance subsidiaries.
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The FTC will require the companies to provide information on acquisitions not previously reported to the antitrust agencies under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act and consummated between Jan.
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The proposed deal would add two Third Point nominees to the board of directors, although the source said a deal has not been finalized and may not be consummated.
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The move that will probably make or break Chiarelli this year and next year is the Draisaitl contract, one that looked bad about a month after it was consummated.
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She and Jon finally consummated their relationship in the season finale, but it's kinda weird since the audience, along with Bran and Sam, know that he's really her nephew.
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"It took more time to approve all the documents and make the payment," a representative of Moscow Exchange told Reuters, adding the deal would be consummated in early 2019.
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Should the transaction not be consummated, AAM's IDRs would come under pressure given recent negative net flows and the corresponding impact on financial metrics, notably the company's EBITDA margin.
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The unaudited pro forma condensed combined balance sheet at March 31, 2016 gives effect to the acquisition of Danya as if the acquisition had been consummated on that date.
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" The CBS board said in a statement: "If consummated, the dividend would enable to company to operate as an independent, non-controlled company and more fully evaluate strategic alternatives.
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Over the past three months, the S&P 28500 Index has risen by more than 6900 percent to record highs, largely in anticipation of a trade deal being consummated.
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These companies will continue to run under the Tata Capital management, in consultation with Thomas Cook on specific matters, till the closing date when the share sale will be consummated.
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"There can be no assurance that an agreement will be reached or that a transaction will be consummated," MetLife, the largest U.S. life insurer, said in a statement on Thursday.
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Todd's filed his response to Christy asking a court to annul their marriage ... pushing back against her claim the marriage was never consummated, and denying her allegations of financial fraud.
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Chief Executive Elon Musk earlier this week had repeated a projection that if the deal is consummated, the combined Tesla-SolarCity could require a "small equity capital raise" next year.
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Love is Bollywood's be-all-end-all, the strongest force in the universe whose life-or-death stakes can usually be consummated by a tight hug in an open field.
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The FTC's Bureau of Competition will put some 17 staff attorneys on the task force, which will consult on tech-related merger reviews, investigations and reviews of consummated tech deals.
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AND GRIFOLS HAVE BEEN CONSUMMATED * SAYS HAS RIGHT TO NOMINATE 3 DIRECTORS IN SR AND SR HAS THE RIGHT TO NOMINATE 2 DIRECTORS IN GRIFOLS DIAGNOSTIC SOLUTIONS Source text: bit.
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A biography of Mr. Modi distributed to journalists by his political party, Bharatiya Janata, said that the two had never lived together and that the marriage had never been consummated.
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The uncertainty created by lack of regulations can carry an enormous economic cost: Transactions that would boost productivity are not consummated because tax advisors cannot vouch for their tax consequences.
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Today the Parisian love of caffeine is more likely to be consummated over flat whites, cortados or, most un-French of all, filtered coffee at a third-wave espresso shop.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro won with a pro-American campaign that emulated President Trump, and the bromance was consummated yesterday with a White House visit that included a joint news conference.
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If consummated, the transaction would be one of the biggest ever in American health care (and a tie-up between the two would doubtless encourage other transactions of a similar nature).
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NOTES: St. Louis and Edmonton consummated a swap of goalies Saturday morning, the Blues acquiring Anders Nilsson in exchange for Niklas Lundstrom and a fifth-round pick in the 2016 draft.
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If CBS can't find a slam dunk candidate, it increases the chances that interim CEO Joe Ianniello could be named the full-time chief -- at least until a merger is consummated.
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The majority of the margin deterioration has been a result of the acquisitions consummated in the past three to four years, considering these technology-based acquisitions have required additional R&D investment.
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They were able to receive papal dispensation to clear the canon law forbidding a man to marry his brother's widow, as Catherine claimed that she and Arthur had never consummated their marriage.
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Missandei and Grey Worm have a romantic relationship that they physically consummated early in season seven; that's the heftiest storyline that these two Dany associates — she an adviser, he an Unsullied — have.
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LONDON — European competition regulators will closely review a potential takeover of Monsanto by the German chemical maker Bayer if a deal were to be consummated, according to a letter released on Wednesday.
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The agency's Bruce Hoffman, head of the Bureau of Competition, did not rule out taking action to undo a consummated deal if anticompetitive behavior was found, but declined to discuss specific transactions.
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In the letter, the board members said they had worked "tirelessly" in recent days to meet "virtually every demand you imposed," including waiving a breakup fee if a deal was not consummated.
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With this year's Final Four field set after second-seeded Michigan State's 26-point victory over the top overall seed, Duke, on Sunday, the second part of that bargain has been consummated.
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This was not to be accomplished, however, without as desperate fighting as the world has ever witnessed; not to be consummated in a day, a week, a month or a single season.
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Ryu: Joining them all at some point will be Jaime, who consummated his love for Brienne in this episode, only to ditch her because ... well, their whole affair seemed rather rushed didn't it.
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If consummated, a Sprint-T-Mobile deal would have created a mobile behemoth of more than 100 million subscribers, and put them within reach of Verizon and AT&T, the industry's top dogs.
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The narrator briefly let us believe that Jane and Michael consummated their relationship before revealing that it never went that far, thus causing this viewer, at least, to throw something at the television.
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At age 6, Khadija formally married Mr. Haq, who was 15 years older — although the marriage would not be consummated until she reached age 11 or puberty, whichever came first, the family said.
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The trade with Iran was never consummated, having been foiled by Qatari security agents who, according to Mr. Downs's lawyers, intercepted an incriminating letter he had mailed to the Iranian Embassy in Qatar.
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"There can be no assurance that any definitive offer will be made, that any legally binding agreement will be executed or that this or any other transaction will be approved or consummated," Baidu added.
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Over the next 18 months, many assumed that the deal had quietly been consummated due to the sensitivity of ZO Room's financial position and the fact it had been swallowed up by its rival.
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Related transactions: Broadcom's previously-announced $5 billion deal for Brocade and Qualcomm's previously-announced $47 billion deal for NXP Semiconductors both remain in process, but needn't be consummated for the larger transaction to continue.
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On the US side of the border, the FDA fired a warning shot at Curaleaf — now arguably the world's most valuable cannabis retailer — just days after it consummated its latest near-billion dollar deal.
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Sure, she was married, but it had been a political match, and she claimed the marriage had never been consummated—so once Carr was in the picture, Howard managed to get her marriage annulled . . .
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The company was tapped to advise on some of the enormous deals that made 2015 the biggest year ever in terms of transaction volume, with $4.7 trillion in deals consummated, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Greater funding "would allow them to review a wider scope, such as non-reportable deals or consummated mergers," said Ohlhausen, who served as acting chairman of the FTC during the beginning of the Trump administration.
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FTC Chairman Joe Simons insisted Tuesday that his agency has ample remedies if, based on the information it demanded from the companies Tuesday, it determines that a deal consummated even a decade ago harmed competition.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) announced that, if elected president in 2020, she would work to undo consummated tech mergers (Facebook's Instagram acquisition, for example) and introduce legislation enforcing new antitrust standards for tech companies. Rep.
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Grey Worm (Jacob Anderson) experienced one of the few joyful moments of an extremely difficult life on Sunday when he and Missandei finally consummated their love — so, naturally, fans are terrified he's going to die.
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"There can be no assurance these discussions will lead to a definitive agreement or that a transaction will be consummated," Abercrombie had written in a statement in early May, responding to speculation about potential bidders.
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The actress was asked by another housemate if she ever had an affair with a celebrity ... she says she never consummated one, but cops to kissing Swayze and then dives into her crush on Travolta.
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By November 2016, Total reached the outlines of what — if consummated — will represent the first deal by a major Western energy company since the lifting of those sanctions, one with a $2 billion initial investment.
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In one scene she appears as a snooping maid as Henry is chaperoned by his "top gentleman" to wife Anne of Cleves's bedchamber, where courtiers will literally watch to see if the marriage can be consummated.
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The magazine said Time Warner could be a winning trade on its own, or when its expected merger with AT&T is completed, since AT&T shares have a history of rising after deals are consummated.
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The notes are subject to a special mandatory redemption feature in the event the Time Warner transaction is not consummated on or prior to April 22, 2018 or if it is terminated prior to that date.
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Issuing a religious edict in April 2013, the Palestinian Supreme Fatwa Council detailed the restrictions, limiting the process to those men with a long sentence, a marriage consummated before imprisonment, and no other way for pregnancy.
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"If that deal that had been consummated … somebody would've had to compromise his integrity," the Defense secretary added, since the deal apparently hinged on guaranteeing ahead of time the outcome of a board of fellow SEALs.
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In improving to 25-9, Middle Tennessee consummated the eighth 15 versus 2 upset in tournament history, one that ranks right up there with the original 193-2 - Richmond's epochal shocker over Syracuse 25 years ago.
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The FTC will require the companies to provide information on acquisitions not previously reported to the antitrust agencies under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act and consummated from the beginning of 2010 through the end of 2019.
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They unilaterally went to Washington to get an injunction not on a deal — which had never been consummated between the two companies — but to block Broadcom from replacing its board of directors in a standard shareholder vote.
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Now that the deal has been consummated, the Cavaliers' expected record (assuming Mr Thomas's hip holds up) has improved to 60.2 regular-season wins—a better mark than their performance in any of the past three seasons.
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The dirt need not have arrived -- and whatever may have arrived need not have been dirt -- for the crime of conspiracy to have taken place, because the essence of conspiracy is an agreement, whether consummated or not.
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"If Wall Street is involved and continues to insinuate itself into these negotiations, there will be a stench around any deal that's consummated because it will have the imprimatur of Goldman Sachs and Wall Street," Navarro added.
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But if Wall Street is involved and continues to insinuate itself into these negotiations, there will be a stench, a stench around any deal that's consummated, because it will have the imprimatur of Goldman Sachs and Wall Street.
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Walker's most notable deal, consummated when the trade deadline was earlier, on June 15, was the June 11, 1934 trade that sent rookie first baseman Dolph Camilli to the Philadelphia Phillies for more-experienced first sacker Don Hurst.
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Mr. Shkreli was jailed in the midst of the auction and the sale was never consummated, but the low price and the canceled sale mean the album could now be tainted in the eyes of any serious collector.
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Show me a 23-year-old man who has "chaste" fantasies!) And though we're led to believe that the relationship is consummated, there's still a wide-eyed, almost virginal (and unbelievable) quality to the writing that describes it.
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The deal was consummated when the Giants chose quarterback Philip Rivers and sent him to San Diego for Manning, along with the Giants' third-round pick that year and the team's first- and fifth-round selections in 211.
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Wan Azizah said the initial investigation concluded that the girl was wooed twice and that her mother told the man the girl was too young for marriage and asked for it to be consummated only when she turns 16.
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Given the small size of the proposed transaction, Fitch does not expect volatility of BNS's overall operating performance to increase should the transaction be consummated, which was highlighted as a potential rating sensitivity in the agency's recent rating affirmation.
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Moreover, in the past, NBA stars unhappy with their surroundings have been known to play at less than maximum effort in order to force a change of scenery—and, on occasion, to admit it once a trade was consummated.
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If Kennedy's transition to a commercially oriented space facility was legally cemented when the leases were signed, the transition was symbolically consummated last weekend with the launch of the Falcon 9 to the International Space Station from 39-A.
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Behind this armistice one hears satanic laughter: it is consummated, we have succeeded, you no longer are the other race, the anti-race, the prime enemy of the millennial Reich; you are no longer the people who reject idols.
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Right now, there are a lot of unexpected couples on TV. Game Of Thrones's cutest couple award winners Missandei (Nathalie Emmanuel) and Grey Worm (Jacob Anderson) finally consummated their seasons-long attraction, despite the fact that Grey Worm is a eunuch.
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"It is important to add new directors to Occidental's Board of Directors to oversee future extraordinary transactions like the Anadarko transaction and to ensure that they are not consummated without stockholder approval when appropriate," Icahn said in a statement https://www.sec.
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Cincinnati and Connecticut — or Memphis, Brigham Young, Colorado State or Houston, to name a few other probable suitors — would find loveless marriages in the Big 12 compared with the passionate hatred that the Longhorns and the Aggies once consummated annually.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines' competition watchdog fined ride-hailing firms Grab and Uber Technologies on Wednesday, saying they consummated their merger too soon and that the quality of service dipped, becoming the second regulator in the region to penalize them.
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To get a sense of how impossibly unlikely the series of trades consummated by the New York Yankees around the trading deadline was, try to guess the last time the average age of Yankees' position players was not 30 or older.
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"It is important to add new directors to Occidental's Board of Directors to oversee future extraordinary transactions like the Anadarko transaction and to ensure that they are not consummated without stockholder approval when appropriate," Icahn said in a statement to shareholders.
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More thematically, the show that has been broadly about a society's transition from murderous, dysfunctional dynastic rule and entitlement politics to a more collectivist model consummated that concept, killing off yet another conquering monarch and replacing her with an elected king.
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And it's not until the third wheel comes along — Matilda, Orimbelli's sister-in-law through marriage to a man who disappeared before their union was even consummated — that the "triangulation" of affections drives these people somewhere they didn't expect to go.
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The potential investment, which was never consummated, became controversial in the United States because of Mr. Kushner's role in setting China policies in the Trump administration, and exposed Beijing to accusations that it was trying to meddle in American politics.
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If the deal is consummated, it would combine two of the country's largest owners of local TV stations: Sinclair could add 42 stations in 33 markets to its media empire, as well as the cable network WGN America and other assets.
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He said traders at DRW Investments placed bids that they did not intend to have consummated, affecting more than 1,000 three-month interest-rate swap futures contracts and creating prices that were inconsistent with what would have otherwise occurred in the market.
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Chance the Rapper released the magnificent Saba collab "Angels" to iTunes for free last fall and consummated the drop with a beautifully Chicago-centric performance on Colbert, but just a few minutes ago he let the official video fly on his website.
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But if consummated, the deal could be worth more than $60 billion based on Aetna's current market value, which would make it one of the largest corporate acquisitions this year and one of the largest in the history of the health industry.
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In the fourth episode of Game of Thrones' eighth season, one of the most startling moments in an episode full of them came when Jaime Lannister left Brienne to travel to King's Landing, shortly after the two finally consummated their slow-burning romance.
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Roger J. Stone Jr., a sometimes adviser to the president, told The Daily Caller, a conservative website, that the president should not fire Mr. Mueller but could accomplish the same outcome by directing the Justice Department to investigate a deal consummated when Mrs.
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"The FTC has a statutory right under the HSR Act to review acquisitions and mergers over a certain size before they are consummated, and the study will help the Commission consider whether additional transactions should be subject to premerger notification requirements," it noted.
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"It is important to add new directors to Occidental's Board of Directors to oversee future extraordinary transactions like the Anadarko transaction and to ensure that they are not consummated without stockholder approval when appropriate," Icahn said in a statement to shareholders on Wednesday.
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The deal is set to expire at the end of this year if it is not consummated, but Wu said it was "very likely" that both companies would agree to an extension, while also dismissing possible non-economic factors affecting its review in China.
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"Under pressure at a film festival to close a highly competitive deal that was consummated in a day of heated negotiation, I'm sure that's not uppermost on a company's mind," Eamonn Bowles, president of Magnolia Pictures, an independent film company, said in an email.
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According to her and other women VICE spoke to in Bountiful, the law enforcement officials wanted DNA samples from them and their children, and asked women a range of personal questions, including the names of their husbands, their children, and when their marriages were consummated.
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In Game of Thrones' season seven finale, Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen finally consummated their slow-burning passion — even though the season six finale's confirmation of the "R + L = J" equation surrounding Jon's parentage renders their love an incestuous one between aunt and nephew.
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In his remarks on Tuesday, Mr. Trump made no reference to Russia's annexation of the strategically valuable Crimean Peninsula, which began with a military intervention after Ukraine's 2014 revolution ousted a pro-Russia leader and was consummated in a referendum widely condemned as illegitimate.
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In his remarks on Tuesday, Mr. Trump made no reference to Russia's annexation of the strategically valuable Crimean Peninsula, which began with a military intervention after Ukraine's 2014 revolution ousted a pro-Russia leader and was consummated in a referendum widely condemned as illegitimate.
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The deputy prime minister said an initial investigation showed that the girl, who doesn&apost attend school, was wooed twice, and that her mother had told the man the girl was too young and asked for the marriage to be consummated only when she turns 16.
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Warren proposed legislation that would ban platform-holders to sell their own products on their respective platforms, and she also suggested that, if elected president, she would nominate officials to the Justice Department who would work to either block new mergers or even unwind previously consummated ones.
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When Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson confirmed their premature engagement last month on national television, Reddit threads and news outlets exploded with speculative stories—some about the size of Davidson's penis (and whether he possessed big dick energy), others curating timelines of the newly consummated love story.
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Just days before, Lennon and avant-garde artist Yoko Ono had consummated their creative (and romantic) union at the Beatle's Surrey estate by staying up all night recording a collection of tape loops and sound effects, which they'd release later that year under the title Two Virgins.
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Meanwhile, Short says that despite speculation to the contrary, "there is likely little regulatory risk that would prevent a AMZN/WFM deal from being consummated," meaning that "the downside is $42" while "the upside is $57" — obviously making the stock quite attractive from risk-reward standpoint.
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It is clearly in the president's best interest to facilitate a partial trade agreement between the US and China because if a deal were consummated, its effects would be felt around the world, perhaps most importantly in the US farm belt and in the 2020 presidential election.
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If the deal is consummated, the "New Charter"—which would also absorb Bright House Networks—would combine the nation's second, third and sixth largest cable companies to create an industry colossus with 24 million customers in 41 states, according to Charter's press release announcing the merger.
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For example, that the Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort hid payments for his work in Ukraine, as federal authorities have alleged; that the Russian diplomat Mikhail Kalugin was withdrawn suddenly from the United States; and that Mr. Trump sought, but never consummated, business deals in Russia.
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"It is ordered that the above-entitled action be and is hereby dismissed and discontinued without costs, and without prejudice to the right to reopen the action within forty-five days of the date of this Order if the settlement is not consummated," the July 20 order reads.
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But the bold-face news in Politico's story, which had even jaundiced eyes bulging on Thursday morning, is tucked a few paragraphs below the headline in its frank description of the process that consummated House Speaker Paul Ryan's courtship of Adelson and, to the point, the billionaire's checkbook.
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The move will also unwind what in hindsight has turned out to be one of the worst acquisitions in the old HP's history, the $23 billion acquisition of the IT services firm EDS, consummated in 2008 under yet another prior HP CEO, Mark Hurd, now the CEO of Oracle.
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That deal was never consummated, but another one was, the police say: Not long after taking control of the Communications Ministry, Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Filber rammed through, over lower-level officials' objections, approval for a merger of the country's biggest telecom and a satellite television network called Yes.
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Their concerns, echoed by other independent brewers, ranged from whether individual ratings will truly be independent, to the potential for favoritism in the placement of reviews on the site, to the lack of transparency about the deal, which was consummated in October but was only recently made public.
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"To this point, we continue to speak with many DVMT/VMW shareholders and believe 2-3 board seats for current tracking stock holders and a larger percentage ownership of Dell are major sticking points that must be added to make sure the deal is ultimately consummated," Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said.
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The unaudited pro forma condensed combined financial information gives effect to the acquisition of Danya as if the acquisition had been consummated at October 212016, 2131 for the unaudited pro forma condensed combined statements of operations for the year ended September 212016, 213.5 and the six months ended March 213, 212016.
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Given this reality, the plan was shelved until the Obama administration reconstructed U.S. policies toward the Middle East, particularly toward Iran, with which the U.S. and the other members of the United Nations Security Council consummated a nuclear deal vehemently opposed by the Saudis and Israelis, albeit for different reasons.
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"The Commission is committed to ensuring competitive markets for the benefit of consumers, and there will be times when it has to act after a merger has been consummated," FTC Chairman Joseph Simons said in announcing a move this fall to undo an acquisition by prosthetic knee-seller Otto Bock.
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Never mind that he was bounced as campaign manager in June 22006, one reason being that he had run afoul of Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump; Bloomberg reported last month of a détente between Lewandowski and Kushner, consummated on a ''stroll through the White House Rose Garden,'' ending in a hug.
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This poem is a sort of shadow ekphrastic, one that describes a painting at the moment it is burned, in order to freeze us in Leda's eternal triple violation: by the swan god, by personified fire and by the terrible desire of the soldier, which can be consummated only by destruction.
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Though the two were officially married, Tyrion wasn't really into raping a terrified preteen (she was clearly disgusted by the whole ordeal), so the marriage was thankfully never consummated — and since Sansa was subsequently married off to Ramsay Bolton, it's safe to say her marriage to Tyrion is truly annulled by this point.
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As Facebook's chief wooed the Chinese government publicly with demonstrations of deference and appeasement, he was quietly working to close an acquisition deal with a Shanghai-based startup that, had it been consummated, would have reshaped the social media landscape as much as the social network's purchase of Instagram or WhatsApp had.
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"It cannot be doubted that the critique of psychological types expresses a truly humane impulse, directed against that kind of subsumption of individuals under preestablished classes which has been consummated in Nazi Germany, where the labeling of live human beings, independently of their specific qualities, resulted in decisions about their life and death," Adorno wrote.
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While the deals weren't consummated, the revelations are important because, first, they undercut Giuliani's repeated claim that he has no business in Ukraine, and second, they suggest Giuliani was preying on potential clients in Ukraine who were desperate for stronger ties to the United States and his main client, the President of the United States.
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" Mr. Martin wrote in an email: "If the settlement agreement can be consummated in a timely fashion, the foundation will agree not to challenge Lewin's assertion of copyright in approximately 10 percent of the images that he sought to obtain in this lawsuit, with the foundation not being challenged by Lewin in the remaining 90 percent.
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Yet no one would or could ever have known that Stubblefield and D.J. had had sexual relations if she had not conveyed to his mother and brother what she believed to be his message to them, via facilitated communication that she conducted in their presence, that he and she were in love and had consummated their relationship.
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The primary scenes — the ones we saw from both Cole's and Alison's point of view — were Alison's weekly supervised visit with Joanie, to which Cole tagged along; Joanie's elaborate fifth birthday party at Cole and Luisa's house, to which Alison was invited; and a late-night visit by Cole to Alison, initially angry and eventually, well, consummated.
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"Lattice is hopeful that given the benefits of the proposed transaction to Lattice's stockholders and employees in the United States, and the substantial mitigation measures proposed by the parties, if the matter is referred to the president of the United States, the president will decide to allow the proposed merger to be consummated," the company said.
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Trump employed Dion to perform at Mar-a-Lago to show off to Palm Beach old timers that despised him, and J. Randy Taraborrelli reports in his definitive biography Michael Jackson: The Magic, the Madness, the Whole Story that Jackson and his first wife, Elvis' sole child Lisa Marie Presley, consummated their relationship at Trump's Palm Beach resort.
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"In light of the Plan Administrator's refusal to allow Mr. Thiel to participate in the sale process, Mr. Thiel's counsel requested that the Plan Administrator agree to pause the ongoing sale process so that a sale of the assets is not consummated until the issues concerning the Plan Administrator's blockade of Mr. Thiel as a bidder are resolved," the filing reads.
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And even if a transaction to sell all or most of the company's operations is reached, it could be many months before it is consummated as Yahoo and its lawyers tease apart a complex corporate structure that includes its web portal and mobile apps, its Tumblr unit, its Gemini advertising platform and its multibillion-dollar stakes in Alibaba Group and Yahoo Japan.
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COUVA, Trinidad and Tobago — Let's be perfectly clear: The most embarrassing failure in U.S. Soccer history was consummated on Tuesday night in a near-empty stadium in the Caribbean tropics, culminating in a soul-crushing 211-21 defeat to a last-place opponent in which the U.S. men's national team had only needed a win or a tie to qualify for World Cup 29.
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There is no doubt that both Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossTrump administration delays penalty on Huawei for another 90 days WaPo calls Trump admin 'another threat' to endangered species Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE and President Trump are indicating strongly they are sympathetic to the plight of steel and aluminum producers, but whether or not the flirtation is consummated remains to be seen.
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