There are many good people still contractually bound to Breitbart.
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He is allegedly not contractually obligated to appear in show.
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The government may not censor such material, 'contractually or otherwise.
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It was contractually obligated to make what the publisher wanted.
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GM must contractually negotiate any plant closures with the UAW.
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GEO is contractually required to meet each of ICE's standards.
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All good things must come to long, brutal, contractually negotiated end.
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A woman who is not contractually obliged to speak to him.
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A true diva like moi is contractually obligated to be difficult.
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He is allegedly not contractually obligated to appear on the show.
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Second ranking senior debt constitutes a contractually new senior debt class.
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Wilson, 30, is contractually tied to Seattle through the 2023 season.
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"Any move we make contractually affects the whole group," Jenkins added.
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How many years are you contractually obliged to host the race?
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It could also mean keeping her contractually obligated to her rapist.
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It could also contractually make filmmakers' work permanently exclusive to Amazon Video.
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The AGVA responded by saying the dancers are contractually obligated to perform.
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Imperial Pacific was contractually obliged to open the casino in March 2017.
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JPMorgan moved to transfer the case to Manhattan, the contractually designated forum.
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"Contractually, I am not allowed to have Botox or filler," she said.
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There was some stuff that happened that I can't contractually talk about.
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As a fellow Chicagoan, I'm unofficially but contractually obligated to support Kanye West.
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The Welsh wizard is contractually-tied to the La Liga giants until 2022.
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With players who are not contractually restricted from wearing additional patches, negotiations begin.
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ORG, which do not contractually exist today, so that prices will stay low.
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In turn, those third parties are contractually obligated not to reshare your data.
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Well, I… [looks to team] Are you contractually not allowed to compliment other games?
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According to Deitsch, the tweets in support of Disney Plus were not contractually obligated.
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TO: Maybe Nick and Vanessa are contractually obligated to say it a few times.
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An algorithm determines "a match," which the students are contractually obligated to abide by.
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There were questions swirling about whether or not she'd be contractually obligated to lose weight.
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Volkswagen is contractually obligated to support the unit and has enough cash to do so.
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Moss made sure she contractually added having full approval of the sensitive material before shooting.
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Formula One teams are contractually obliged to take part in the entire 21 race championship.
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She was contractually obligated to keep quiet about her victory until after the show aired.
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We were one of those acts, but contractually they had to put this record out.
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"I feel morally and contractually obligated to Dick and his wife, Nancy," the owner said.
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The teachers are now only working the hours that they are contractually obligated to work.
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Last year it was revealed that Metz is contractually obligated to lose weight for the show.
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Ewan McGregor is not a fan of lying — even when he's contractually obligated to do so.
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Waymo has tightly controlled information about the project, contractually prohibiting Early Riders from discussing their experiences.
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"This is contractually and I am confident that Airbus will deliver them to us," he said.
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Cadets typically are not assigned a specific occupation until after they are contractually obligated to service.
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Cornerstone investors are contractually obliged to hold them for months (six for the Postal Savings Bank).
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"I think I'm contractually obligated to use this every moment I'm in the office," he said.
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"A supplier has suspended the contractually agreed delivery of components," VW said in an emailed statement.
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NIKE has joined in officially and contractually providing maternal protection to the female athletes they sponsor.
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Kingdom Hearts III is like if Undertale was contractually obligated to also be Avengers: Infinity War.
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Nike declined to answer our question whether it contractually guarantees women won't be penalized for pregnancy.
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For decades, American Express has contractually forbidden merchants from encouraging cardholders to use its competitors'' cards.
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"If you're a member, you don't have anything contractually that you'd sign off on," he said.
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"This year and next year, contractually, we are mutually obligated to play at Barclays," Ledecky said.
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Pressing him further about expectations, contractually or on the floor, tends to shut the conversation down.
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And now because we are still contractually obligated, we have today's reading from art our Nixometer.
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After acquiring Whole Foods, Amazon took on an additional $22 billion in contractually obligated future purchases.
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Accenture is never going to do more than what is minimally contractually required to help their moderators.
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Despite the abuse allegations, Kesha is still contractually obligated to work under Dr. Luke and his label.
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For example, post offices that receive payments are often contractually committed to using a single transfer firm.
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The life of a footballer is now a desperate struggle to fulfill endless, contractually binding banter obligations.
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"Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond -- Featuring a Very Special, Contractually Obligated Mention of Tony Clifton" premieres Nov.
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"The banks could have contractually, restructured loans whether there was an RBI circular or not," he said.
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Allowing employees to give up contractually guaranteed money in exchange for something else sets a bad precedent.
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"It is the intention to contractually oblige these retailers to take over the Real employees", Metro said.
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"'Insatiable' shoots in Georgia and I am currently contractually obligated to be there for another month," Milano said.
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Certain clubs cling on to their players for grim death, holding them close in a contractually certified embrace.
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Tom Cruise is 100% guaranteed to ride a motorcycle in a shot that is definitely not contractually mandated.
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I would have dropped this book gently behind the sofa if I weren't contractually obligated to finish it.
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The question of who spoke to whom, when absolutely no interaction was contractually necessary, hangs over every scene.
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Contractually triggered rate increases have helped, but those rate hikes will be blunted in the next contract cycle.
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More importantly, Dr. Luke was contractually obligated to produce at least six songs on each of the albums.
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When you're contractually obligated to publish three books in a single year, you can't dilly-dally in dreamland.
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The city is contractually obligated to make good on its bid promises, no matter the final financial cost.
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Santander jumped the gun in January due to its large requirement with a form of contractually subordinated senior.
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At more than 1,200 pages, it is "several times longer than its contractually stipulated maximum," he tells us.
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Since 21973, for example, the label had simply stopped mailing quarterly statements, although they were contractually required to.
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The critical groups largely subsist on government grants, which are contingent on the organizations meeting contractually-obligated benchmarks.
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It also pointed out that Mr. Smith had been contractually required to drive a Pimlico Plumbers-branded van.
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When we acquire data sets, we contractually mandate that our partner's data is collected with opt-in consent.
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The former Cowboy is contractually obligated to participate in the events after agreeing to a partnership with Marriott.
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Despite the diagnosis, 78-year-old Trebek was optimistic enough to joke that he's contractually obligated to continue working.
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They were not meant to have any ... Contractually, we retain final cut, but they had freaking good notes. Yeah.
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These allow only for contractually obligatory coupon payments on hybrid securities until the bank's state aid has been repaid.
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The Alliance banks are also contractually required to maintain a minimum Tier 1 capital ratio of 9% at S1B.
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Finally, you had holders of portfolio insurance who were contractually "forced" to sell to protect (or "insure") their portfolios.
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In exchange for this, the Lakeland Police Department was contractually obligated to "encourage" residents to download the Ring app.
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It is important to note that Google will be contractually prohibited from combining Mayo data with any other data.
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According to Ars Technica, OHA contractually binds members from building non-Google approved devices that run competing Android forks.
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All of her side activities were "contractually approved by the Stedelijk" before she took the job, Ms. Ruf wrote.
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So they exchanged vows, but none that bound them contractually, before an Episcopal minister friend in Maine last year.
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He initially resisted, but relented after CBS warned that he was contractually obligated to cooperate fully in any investigation.
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Google will be contractually prohibited from combining Mayo clinical data with any other datasets, according to a hospital spokesperson.
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Today is Permanent Record's release date, and according to the lawsuit, that contractually obligated pre-vetting never took place.
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Actors are often contractually obligated to promote their work, but they're not obligated to give thoughtful answers to reporters.
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The coalition government of 2010-15 looked for a way of cancelling the programme, but found itself contractually locked in.
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She could not contractually back out of the Tipsy Girl business, and Frankel's issue was never with the brand competition.
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Basically, everyone involved in this show knows how to keep a secret, if only because they are contractually obligated to.
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But it is contractually obliged to provide services for thousands of companies there, and cannot disentangle itself from them overnight.
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"Laudamotion has recently failed – repeatedly – to meet its contractually-agreed lease payment obligations," Lufthansa said in a statement on Friday.
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They had signed an exclusivity deal and were contractually obliged to only use company-owned platforms (like its webcam service).
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And while pen testers are contractually permitted to break into a client's systems, if they're caught tensions can escalate quickly.
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She and her sisters Khloé and Kourtney contractually made 6 percent, which then became 2 percent when split into three.
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Those customers get free products and are encouraged to write reviews about them, although they're contractually obligated to disclose that.
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Maybe she is contractually obligated to show up for photo calls in full glam instead of a loose weave sweater.
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He now disavows the 2011 theatrical version of "Margaret," which he was contractually bound to support when it was released.
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GSR were also contractually the Data Controller (as per Section 1(1) of the Data Protection Act) for any collected data.
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ING Bank, as the company responsible for settling OW Bunker's debts, attempted to collect payment from PST that was contractually owed.
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The practice of forced arbitration requires workers to contractually agree not to sue their employer, which often includes class action lawsuits.
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Delta Associate General Counsel Scott McClain told a hearing that the airline was contractually obligated to pay for any tariffs imposed.
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At least Elba could lean on his acclaimed supporting role in Molly's Game, and contractually obligated supporting role in Thor: Ragnarok.
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But, hey — if there is a new Riverdale couple, everyone who watches the show is all but contractually obligated to stan.
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This could also mean contractually binding participants to fight only other tournament participants, and potentially preventing other intriguing bouts from happening.
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Burberry said Gobbetti, 57, currently Céline's chairman and CEO, will join in 2017 as soon as he is contractually able to.
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Stapled assets are created when two or more securities are contractually bound together so they cannot be bought or sold separately.
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We consider any other use of our products than to prevent serious crime and terrorism a misuse, which is contractually prohibited.
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Whether this control is given through voting rights or contractually, its result could be an Adam Neumann or a Travis Kalanick.
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Neither is contractually obligated to a school for the next season, so coaches and players both search for the best fit.
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Omitting an article from the feed is a major setback, and the reconcilers are contractually bound to this pursuit of perfection.
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GSR was also contractually the Data Controller (as per Section 1(1) of the Data Protection Act) for any collected data.
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The Grammy-winning artist said she also plans to rerecord some of her hits next year when she's contractually able to.
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The pharmacist has no reason not to substitute one for the other, and is often legally or contractually bound to do so.
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And there's Zen, an up-and-coming model and actor who, like many Asian pop stars, is contractually forbidden from romantic relationships.
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" The National Enquirer: "…no one can tell me why they are contractually obligated to display fake news immediately adjacent to the cashier.
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Until the trailer drops online, we'll just have to enjoy Gyllenhaal's brand new, totally not-contractually obligated movie promo official Instagram account.
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Despite widespread support from fellow artists and fans, a judge dismissed the assault claims, and Kesha is still contractually tied to Luke.
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Tony Stark's death, then, isn't just a way to conclude his story — it's also a fitting exit for Downey, at least contractually.
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In 2016, a New York udge dismissed her abuse claims and said she was still contractually obligated to record with Dr. Luke.
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"Ambiance and atmosphere models," contractually obligated to pretend they're party guests, are in record demand from local agencies, Bloomberg's Sarah Frier reports.
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In exchange for these freebies and privileges, the Lakeland Police Department is contractually obligated to "encourage" residents to download the Ring app.
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Ugly details like this surface, then get abandoned, or treated as a joke, because the show is contractually obligated to party on.
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As a music writer, I'm contractually obliged to spend at least eight hours a day listening to music, 95% of it 'new'.
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According to the NHL, the deal contractually obligates the league to host preseason games in China for six of the next eight years.
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Despite putting up with daily mental abuse and pining over an emotionally unavailable boy, she was contractually obligated to stay in the house.
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The text accompanying a picture of Nepalese construction workers uses stronger language: labourers "in the Gulf region are considered to be contractually enslaved".
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They had approached me about changing some stuff, contractually, and giving us flexibility this year and years to come, and I didn't hesitate.
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Talese was almost certainly contractually obligated to promote the book, and disparaging its credibility also was almost certainly a violation of that contract.
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Each tree has been planted by a volunteer who has been contractually granted ownership of it, valid for four centuries, and transferable generationally.
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A MAC clause is a means for the parties to contractually allocate who will bear the risk of adverse events during this time.
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For example, before establishing a relationship with a third party, many companies are contractually requiring partners to certify that they are GDPR compliant.
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Perhaps he was contractually obliged to be a scumbag, because Kitao promptly spat on a ringside photographer seconds after the fight had begun.
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I rarely tweet myself, because my only followers are Russian bots and my editor, who is contractually required to read everything I write.
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The security of our customers' shipments is a top priority and all service providers contractually agree to handle packages with the utmost care.
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But the value of the other stock and pension awards he is contractually entitled to receive is worth $62.2 million, the company said.
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" The network said that Mr. Klepper would "surround himself with a handpicked team of contributors contractually obligated to reinforce his singularly correct worldview.
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She filmed the first six episodes of Friends but was told she'd be contractually obligated to drop out if Muddling Through was greenlit.
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The two sides also invoked a dispute over what they said was millions of dollars, though they disagreed about who was contractually owed.
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This is an amazing feat for the Chargers and the NFL when you consider that this dispute can best be described as being fought between a player who wants to make sure he gets the money that has been contractually promised, and a team that wants to make sure it can get away with not paying the money they contractually promised.
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According to one source, the first was contractually late, the second was not yet off-timeline, and the third was days away from submission.
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Trafigura, a large energy trader, now contractually bars buyers in north Asia from turning off their ships' transponders, so that vessels can be tracked.
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Munn revealed in a tweet that she is contractually obligated to do press, but has used the opportunity to be frank about her situation.
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Why would any woman want to work for someone who is only refraining from groping them because he is contractually obligated to do so?
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Around half of traditional guaranteed liabilities must contractually return at least 2530%, while the remaining part of the liabilities have guarantees lower than 21549%.
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The company expects to contribute between $15 million and $25 million to its global plans in 2017, including $0003 million of contractually-required contributions.
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Around 44% of traditional guaranteed liabilities must contractually return at least 13% while the remaining part of the liabilities have guarantees lower than 1.5%.
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Even Bollywood star Priyanka Chopra, the underused villain of the piece, looks like she was contractually obliged to show as much flesh as permissible.
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Ideally, that would be the job of the city and its employees, who, contractually, would be advocates for the advancement of their peoples' careers.
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B, Lil Wayne suddenly ended his performance after just four songs when he was contractually committed to performing for an hour for the fans.
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The fact that you can be contractually obligated to whittle down for roles — like, say, that of a raptor wrangler in Jurassic World 2.
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In late 22017, Brian Krzanich, who has been chief executive of Intel since May 2013, sold as much stock as he was contractually allowed.
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The ECB at the same time reaffirmed February's statement that statutorily subordinated unsecured bank bonds that are also contractually subordinated will not be eligible.
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The rating reflects the continued ban on coupon payment of subordinated debt and hybrid securities (unless contractually mandatory) imposed by the EC since 2010.
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Retail mortgages loans have maturities of 15 to 5003 years but most deposits are contractually short-term, albeit with a high degree of stability.
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In Spain, banks can already issue 'Tier 3' senior debt, which is contractually subordinated to existing senior debt but sits above Tier 443 debt.
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In fact, marketplace insurers are contractually obligated to continue offering CSRs to those making less than $2900,220006 a year, with or without government funding.
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There's a lot of pressure riding on presenting at the Contractually Obligated Film Promotional Tour Stop Awards, better known as the MTV Movie Awards.
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In addition, staff are contractually forbidden from having sex while working (single tear), something the club's owners took very seriously—and for good reason.
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"We are contractually holding hands around the commitments we're making to the consumer, whether it be around security, user experiences, data quality," she said.
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These wiseguys then do everything they can to force the company into a bankruptcy filing, which contractually triggers the insurance payoff on the debt.
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Taylor Swift told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Friday that she'll re-record her old albums next year, which she says is contractually allowed.
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According to the Nevada State Athletic Commission, Mayweather is contractually guaranteed at least $100 million for the fight, and McGregor at least $30 million.
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The deals in India were negotiated before Mr. Trump was elected, and the Trump family said they were contractually obligated to see them through.
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Mo'Nique has said she was paid $50,000 for the role, and she told CNN she was only contractually obligated to promote the film domestically.
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Though it's not clear whether it risks being contractually bound to Google as sole FHIR API provider for any third party digital healthcare apps.
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When Sterling refused to pay Dunleavy the money that was contractually owed him — Sterling accused Dunleavy of "defrauding" the organization — Dunleavy sued the franchise.
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The Los Angeles arena will begin removing the items left by fans on Sunday evening to make room for contractually obligated events, he said.
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Uber was contractually obliged to pay the fees to launch drivers' cases, which meant that Uber was exposed to millions of dollars in fees.
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The producers wanted to tape Heidi's mom seeing Heidi's new face for the first time, and Heidi was contractually obliged to shoot the scene.
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LFO: "Summer Girls" Little known fact: When you sign on to join a boy band you're contractually obligated to periodically sing in that squatted position.
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There are those contractually obligated chestnut locks and that ever-glorious beard — which miraculously always occupies that facial-hair sweet spot between scruffy and sculpted.
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"We consider any other use of our products than to prevent serious crime and terrorism a misuse, which is contractually prohibited," the statement later added.
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Even with two Oscars, Tom Hanks couldn't get through the 2009 CES Sony presentation he was contractually obligated to do with a straight face pic.twitter.
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Chrissy Metz may be contractually obligated to lose weight for her role on This Is Us, but how it happens is completely up to her.
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"Stapled" securities are formed when two or more securities are contractually bound together to form a single unit that cannot be bought or sold separately.
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We've offered them billions of dollars of rate relief for the next three years — price concessions, as it were — that they're not contractually entitled to.
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"I asked Nike to contractually guarantee that I wouldn't be punished if I didn't perform at my best in the months surrounding childbirth," she wrote.
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"We made clear in the purchase agreement that we would not be contractually obligated to adhere to the plot lines he'd laid out," Iger wrote.
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In the event of a loan default, the originator is limited in what it can do because the loan is contractually owned by the investor.
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The updated media rights agreement will give UFC roughly 6.0% of contractually-fixed pro forma revenue this year, up from an earlier forecast of 40%.
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Dennis A. Muilenburg, who was ousted last month, forfeited stock awards worth some $14.6 million, but he is still contractually entitled to receive other benefits.
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If he wins, he would command 60% of the purse in a contractually-agreed trilogy bout later in the year, Arum previously told Business Insider.
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Over and over again, I witnessed Sarah Treem try to cajole actors to get naked even if they were uncomfortable or not contractually obligated to.
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If creditors try to confiscate tankers of oil, Venezuela will ensure that, contractually, that oil is the property of the buyer before it leaves Venezuela.
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"It is not clear whether, when and how many mature deployable A20.8114M will be available with the contractually required suite of tactical capabilities," the report said.
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Norquist is best known for browbeating GOP lawmakers into signing "The Taxpayer Protection Pledge," which contractually requires them to resist tax increases of almost any sort.
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The Idaho Correctional Center was in compliance with the staffing pattern contractually approved by the Idaho Department of Correction during the period of time in question.
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As for why Rizzo and Bryant let the gloves go ... we're told the two were contractually obligated to give up the pieces after the series ended.
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The star athlete concluded, "I look forward to specifics, from Nike and the rest of the industry who has yet to commit to contractually protecting women."
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This will include formalising joint control of the company through equal board representation for each shareholder, as well as management, and contractually enshrining the dividend policy.
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After they got impeachment out of the way, they, of course, went to health care, which I guess at this point is contractually obligated or something?
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It's not clear whether Swift is contractually allowed to re-record her early albums, or whether she would want to do so even if she could.
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Exxon is contractually required to have the fluid catalytic cracking unit fully operational before it can complete the sale of the refinery to PBF Energy Inc.
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" The AGVA also confirmed that participation in the inaugural events would be voluntary -- including for those "contractually obligated to perform at scheduled events throughout the year.
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" The private investigator also "contractually was barred from speaking to press or anyone outside of law enforcement or the family unless explicitly authorized by the family.
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The product is shut down, the team is put to work on other projects, and the founders quit just as soon as they're contractually allowed to.
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Furthermore, we believe there will be strong creditor recovery in a distress scenario; a high proportion of the group's operating cash flows are contractually locked in.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND HYBRID SECURITIES DCL's subordinated debt instruments XS0307581883 and XS0284386306 are dated bonds (maturing in 2017 and 2019, respectively) with contractually mandatory coupon payment.
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But in Thursday's 3-2 decision, the Appellate Division said the Orioles, Nationals and MASN were contractually bound to resolve TV rights disputes before the panel.
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The Alliance banks are contractually obliged to buy covered bonds from S1B if an expected shortfall is identified 60 days before the maturity of the bond.
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Trump issued an executive order shortly after taking office including the pledge, which states appointees are only "contractually committed" to its terms "upon signing" the promise.
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As a healthcare reporter, I'm basically contractually obligated to give all our readers a friendly reminder that the Senate ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill dropped today.
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However, Briles said that the full scope of the situation had not been disclosed and that he was "contractually obligated" to be silent on the matter.
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It was a gamble: he was trading a mod Vespa for something more like a pre-owned cruise ship, contractually obligated to make stops in Aruba.
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They may not acknowledge it publicly, but the Mets have exactly what teams crave: a crop of young, talented players whom they control contractually for years.
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" The Redskins organization stood by the contractual obligations of the cheerleaders adding, "[e]ach Redskin cheerleader is contractually protected to ensure a safe and constructive environment.
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"Imagine the possibilities if a few actors exercised their power contractually on behalf of women and girls," the University of Southern California's Stacy Smith has written.
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The bill would also ban efforts by private-equity firms to contractually squirm out of the fiduciary duty they owe investors, an all-too-frequent phenomenon.
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"After Match Day I told Meijer's leadership that I have to go to Alabama because my fiancé is contractually obligated to go there," Mr. Ansorge said.
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"PLDC is contractually prohibited from using its participation interest in the system to interfere with the ownership or rights of use of the other parties," it notes.
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Housewives, it's worth noting, are contractually barred from suing each other, according to a BuzzFeed interview with Carole Radziwill, formerly of The Real Housewives of New York.
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Some plaintiffs who had left the company were contractually forced to exercise their options using that valuation, according to the lawsuit, while other plaintiffs kept their options.
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Oscar Isaac, who is contractually obligated to be attached to every sci-fi property at some point, is reportedly in talks to join the forthcoming Dune film.
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What they see will be largely unrecognizable to them: iPads that are, contractually speaking, not iPads; commercials for Tom Selleck vehicles; Coldplay, for the love of God.
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Treasury management operations continue to be aimed at reserving cash in excess of what is contractually required to minimise the risk of liquidity stress in the future.
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An availability payment (AP) is a regular payment from the government to the P6900 developer, conditioned on the availability of the asset at a contractually specified quality.
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Car sharing marketplace Turo, for example, covers you with up to $1 million in liability insurance, and your car is contractually protected against theft and physical damage.
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While not contractually mandated, it's a decision and a deadline, determined by the director and the creative team, that give the cast a sense of an ending.
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It only became ABC Family in 2001, when Disney acquired it and renamed it, yet again — though it was contractually obligated to keep "Family" in the title.
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And eventually, imagine teams contractually requiring these things be worn at all times and scandalous disputes breaking out when a player ditches his for a coke-fueled weekend.
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Charlotte Wells, Margaret's oldest daughter, is mistress to a rich and influential nobleman who is contractually obligated to pay her a pension if he ever tires of her.
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There are no provisions to protect the rights of Tokyo citizens; instead, the city is contractually bound to do whatever it takes to be ready for the Games.
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Cramer was less concerned about the "short" accusations; he's contractually forbidden to short or bet against stocks, or even own stocks that are not those of his employers.
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If the market price of electricity falls below that rate, a government company is contractually bound to cover the difference — with the extra cost passed on to consumers.
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" Paine ended her statement with a denial of Big Machine's statement that said Swift "has admitted to contractually owing millions of dollars and multiple assets to our company.
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She added that she was contractually forbidden from naming the exact figure, but that it was equivalent to what a publisher would have given her for a novel.
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The goal of the strategy is simple: Find a buyer who is willing to pay more for the property than what was contractually agreed upon with the seller.
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Lee Zeidman, president of the Staples Center, L.A. Live and Microsoft Theater, told the Los Angeles Times on Friday that "contractually obligated events" are moving into the arena.
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Wells Fargo said LJM failed to make contractually required margin payments to cover the losses, and that the lawsuit seeks to recover damages for LJM's breach of contract.
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There is so much dry powder alone in the Bay Area (well over $50B contractually committed to funds), it&aposs hard to see that just drying up overnight.
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Traditionally, studios dump movies like these, giving them their contractually obligated run in theaters while trying to minimize the attention paid to and the advertising dollars spent on them.
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Though the intention is to cover the whole series, contractually, the pair has committed to recording the first two seasons of the show, with episodes to be released weekly.
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The show's leadership likely knows exactly when, contractually speaking, they plan on ending the war with Negan, and they've simply instructed their writing team to fill the time appropriately.
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"GE understands the significance of the projects to help meet Pakistan's growing energy demands and has repeatedly gone beyond contractually-defined obligations to support them," a GE spokesperson said.
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Prior to being briefed, he was forced to contractually agree not to disclose what he learned (beyond the fact that it was two counties, not one, that got breached).
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Not only would it be legally, contractually and financially impractical for the club, it would also represent a material overreaction to the inevitable setbacks and pitfalls of moving home.
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The changes also include requiring school presidents and athletics staff to commit "contractually" to cooperate fully with investigations, stiffer penalties for violations and regulation of the summer recruiting circuit.
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However, they can deliver value-for money by transferring risk, contractually obligating maintenance (mitigating the problem of deferred maintenance), providing budget certainty and supplementing public capital with private investment.
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For example, while Amazon paid $13.7 billion for Whole Foods, it's actually on the hook for an additional $22 billion in contractually obligated future purchases, according to public filings.
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That's one minute shorter than Slayer's seminal thrash classic, Reign in Blood—and 12 minutes less than what the band is contractually obligated to play for a headlining gig .
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"With Harvey Weinstein, the studio was actively suppressing harassment claims by contractually requiring Harvey to settle with the victims and protecting him if he did so," Arnow-Richman said.
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But the National Hockey League says it now cannot "see what the benefit is" in Olympic participation, and insists that its players are contractually obliged to skip the games.
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Ring ensures that service providers' use of the data provided is contractually limited to appropriate purposes such as performing these services on our behalf and not for other purposes.
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While filming "Bullitt," Mr. Gordon and McQueen, who died in 1980, were contractually banned from riding bikes off set, but they threw caution to the wind, Mr. Gordon said.
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Swift claimed to have been blindsided by the deal (there's some dispute on that) and later pledged to re-record her back-catalog once contractually able in late 2020.
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He is contractually forbidden from revealing details of what his "Meistersinger" will look like, but he was at liberty to discuss his process and his thoughts on the work.
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When contracting on a concession basis, public owners include a substantial refit of the asset and a contractually required maintenance and repair effort just before turnover to the government.
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Contractually, living choreographers are given final approval in artistic decisions, including casting, and the right to go backstage after performances, though they typically yield to the wishes of management.
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According to reports, however, Rainbow is the third of five Kesha's contractually obligated to produce under Kemosabe — and when Dr. Luke leaves Sony, Kesha has to go with him.
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City officials have previously said the city&aposs insurer was contractually obligated to contact the responsible party when property on loan to the city – such as the artwork – was damaged.
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Don't get us wrong — when a celebrity makes an appearance anywhere, it's work, and guests on talk shows are often contractually obligated to be there to promote their new project.
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Beware that you might be contractually obligated to keep your ex-spouse as beneficiary of a retirement account or life insurance policy for a certain period of time, Green added.
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Toro Rosso has historically been a feeder team for Red Bull Racing but there are no vacancies there, with Australian Daniel Ricciardo and Dutch teenager Max Verstappen locked in contractually.
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Attorney Matthew J. Faust sent a letter to the New York Post that said both Allen and the agency are legally and contractually prohibited from giving details about the pregnancy.
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She still has three more albums to record as part of the deal, and Dr. Luke is contractually obligated to produce at least six songs on each of her albums.
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When you co-sign a loan, you are contractually responsible to pay the loan if the borrower doesn't, said Rod Griffin, director of public education with the credit bureau Experian.
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The pharmacy benefit manager has denied any wrongdoing in the Rockford lawsuit and, in its motion to dismiss, makes the case that it was "not contractually obligated" to contain costs.
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UPDATE: A source will knowledge of the Locksmith Animation deal with Fox has confirmed to Business Insider that the company is contractually guaranteed a theatrical release for "Ron's Gone Wrong."
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"We are concerned and contractually committed to maintaining control and confidentiality in the transfer of technology developed both by Saab and jointly" with Embraer, Jungmann said according to the ministry.
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Even though Z-Axis was contractually obliged to make a game it didn't understand, the former employees I talked to said they were never going to just phone it in.
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"I can't even imagine how frustrating it must be to work at a job and be promised a raise contractually and then not be guaranteed that," she told BuzzFeed News.
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When I was mental health commissioner of New York City from 2002 to 2007, we contractually held outreach teams to performance standards linked to housing, not just making street visits.
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But surely the public would be harmed if Manigault-Newman were contractually obligated to keep silent about, say, a pattern of sexual assault between a campaign manager and staff member.
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"I can't even imagine how frustrating it must be to work at a job and be promised a raise contractually and then not be guaranteed that," Gillian told BuzzFeed News.
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When an employee is forced into arbitration, they lose their right to have their case heard in a trial by jury, and instead are contractually obligated to have it privately settled.
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There can be no true stakes when these two are contractually obligated to keep hanging out, no matter how much Bethenny wants to avoid Ramona for the rest of her days.
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"I'm going to stop you because contractually, when you make a movie, regardless of who you sign the deal with, your job is to go and promote said movie," Goldberg said.
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Management's alleged perniciousness extends to securing beards for both Styles and Tomlinson, contractually forbidding the two to be gay, and regularly distributing fake pictures of their involvement in straight, heteronormative relationships.
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There's quite a lot of casual full-frontal male nudity and it seems star Joel Kinnaman was contractually obligated to toss off his shirt, or much more, in nearly every episode.
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"The German military has claimed the full 12.7 million euros in compensation that were contractually negotiated for delays in delivery of the fourth German aircraft," a spokeswoman for the ministry said.
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Kesha filed the claim against Dr. Luke and Sony Music for the alleged sexual, emotional, and physical abuse, but is contractually obligated to continue working with the label in the meantime.
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When it comes to getting sponsorships, try to find ones that align with your personal tastes, so you're not contractually obligated to recommend something you wouldn't actually use, the panel said.
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The company said it was contractually barred from disclosing the actual number of incidents, but noted that the number for all of 2015 was the highest the service had ever recorded.
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While economists have long discussed how to engineer negative interest rates, with the exception of Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, nominal or contractually stated interest rates are unlikely to drop below zero.
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Through his attorney, Guedes denied any wrongdoing and said the investments in question had yielded returns above contractually established targets, offering to provide all documentation needed to clear up the matter.
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Carmelo Ezpeleta, chief executive of MotoGP rights holder and promoter Dorna, told reporters at Qatar's Losail circuit that 13 races was contractually the minimum for the world championship to be valid.
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CNN, who hired Lewandowski to be a pro-Trump pundit, has come under fire for bringing on someone who might be contractually prohibited from being honest about his dealings with Trump.
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Having already gone 12 rounds in their first fight 14 months ago, the two heavyweights could fight for a third time later this year as a trilogy has been contractually agreed.
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"Upon his departure, Dennis received the benefits to which he was contractually entitled and he did not receive any severance pay or a 2019 annual bonus," Boeing said in a statement.
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The government argued that since Snowden had failed to provide the book for a contractually obligated review, he had no right to the profits from the book or his public speeches.
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"I had been wanting to cut my hair for over six years, but I wasn't contractually allowed to," Dobrev told PeopleStyle about her cut at the Reebok Classic Leather event during Coachella.
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Every time I write about Drawbridge, I'm contractually obligated to mention that the company is backed by two of the best-known venture capital firms, Sequoia Capital and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
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Munn herself has already explained that she's still repping the movie and at the annual film fest only because she's "contractually obligated" to do so, as she wrote in a Friday tweet.
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Facebook, as they noted in an interview with Reuters, contractually guarantees its advertisers' discretion and will likely continue to honor that without a law in place to force them to act otherwise.
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In 2016, Baidu generated over 60% of revenues from, and kept 89% of cash and 85% of assets within its wholly owned subsidiaries rather than at these contractually controlled, consolidated affiliated entities.
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Furthermore, we believe that there will be strong creditor recovery in a distress scenario; a high proportion of the group's operating cash flows are contractually locked in (IDR23.7trn as of end-2015).
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" Ahn also notes that the Harajuku Girls were reportedly contractually obligated to speak only Japanese in public, "even though it's rumored they're just plain old Americans and their English is just fine.
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" Gilchrist said that CoreCivic's ICE-contracted facilities are contractually required and held accountable to federal Performance-Based National Detention Standards, "which include guidelines for the safe and appropriate accommodation of transgender detainees.
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But the Air Force is contractually authorized to withhold as much as $85033 million per aircraft once they are delivered, as a way of putting pressure on Boeing to fix any shortcomings.
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Benn II and had both fighters contractually locked in under his management in the event of a win or loss, but ultimately lost out on both because he hadn't considered a draw.
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"The women in question were not contractually prohibited from reporting crime to the police," said Lord Edward Garnier, a former solicitor general and a lawyer specializing in privacy and media law cases.
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TMZ broke the story ... the Academy is trying to block Heritage from putting the statuette on the block -- on behalf of Whitney's family -- claiming it contractually MUST be returned to the Academy.
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This company, Global Science Research (GSR), was contractually committed by us to only obtain data in accordance with the UK Data Protection Act and to seek the informed consent of each respondent.
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Sarah Treem, the showrunner on The Affair, was accused specifically by one source of encouraging actors to be nude for scenes even when they weren't "contractually obligated" or comfortable with doing so.
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The lawsuit, filed in the New York State Supreme Court, claims IAC and Match used a variety of tactics to swindle Tinder employees out of valuable stock options they were contractually entitled to.
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Lohan told a fan in a 2016 video interview that she's contractually obligated to record one more album, so she's either confident in her voice or singing against her will (and ours). 7.
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In business, Mr Trump shuns unions; outside New York and Atlantic City, where the building guilds are still fierce, he has hired non-union workers 403% of the time when contractually free to.
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The chances that you can somehow locate, attract, bond with, and contractually bind yourself to the only person who is the one perfect match for you in the whole world are vanishingly small.
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A spokesperson for the IRS directed BuzzFeed News to its site which states that Pioneer, and the three other companies, are contractually obligated to respect taxpayer rights and follow fair debt collection laws.
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Sony possibly cutting ties with Luke means Kesha's future in the music industry remains murky, as she is still contractually tied to Luke's production and publishing companies until she delivers three more albums.
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But once he was tapped to host "General Electric Theater," he was also contractually obligated to tour the country and visit General Electric plants across the country, which fundamentally changed his political views.
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Justice Daniel Kelly said McAdams' suspension violated his contractually protected right of academic freedom, and called the blog post an "extramural comment" that had no bearing on his fitness to remain a professor.
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The analyses below rely on documents made available to The New York Times via public-records laws, and they do not include contractually mandated perks like cars, club memberships or even relocation reimbursements.
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Mr. Philbrick said it had merely been a "strange sale" but assured him Christie's had made a guarantee and that the auction house was contractually bound to kick in the remaining $3.5 million.
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So, you also want to make sure, okay, contractually, really, when you get down to this ... I want to protect myself if you get hit by a truck or you quit or whatever.
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Ring partnerships with some police departments, such as that of Lakeland, FL, have included stipulations that contractually require the police department to "encourage adoption" of Ring cameras and Ring's "neighborhood watch" app, Neighbors.
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Prompted in part by the flap over Uber and Lyft arbitration fees, California last month enacted a law that will impose stiff penalties on companies that stall payment of contractually required arbitration fees.
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It did so by contractually tying use of Android operating system and branding, to exclusive installation of several Google apps, including Chrome, which has resulted in at least one billion mobile Chrome users.
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A considerable portion of these bonds are insured by MBIA, Ambac and Assured Guaranty, which are contractually obligated to take over payments, a reality that will cause some shock to their stock prices.
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The Lakers also would need Davis to waive the $227 million trade bonus that he is contractually due to receive in order for his new team to reach its desired salary-cap level.
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"It would be helpful if the people who are contractually responsible and morally and ethically responsible for polio survivors did something to help these people," said International Centre for Polio Education director Richard Bruno.
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King, who was on vacation when the news initially broke, addressed the topic Tuesday on CBS This Morning amid reports that the network is bound contractually to keep the investigation and its results private.
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Fitch recognizes, however, that the company is among the only offshore drillers that is managing its long-term capital structure through-the-cycle, as well as increasing its exposure to contractually-linked amortizing debt.
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VIE Weaknesses Mitigated: Baidu generates over 70% of revenues from, and keeps almost all the cash and assets within its wholly owned subsidiaries in China rather than at the contractually controlled, consolidated affiliated entities.
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Click here to view original GIFThe same folks who realized Owen Wilson is contractually obligated to say "wow" in every film have stumbled upon something truly strange: Matthew McConaughey makes a lot of noises.
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Delta Air Lines Inc warned that such tariffs would cause "serious harm" to the airline, its customers and workers since the U.S. carrier is contractually obligated to buy Airbus aircraft worth billions of dollars.
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"Housing providers are contractually required to take account of any particular circumstances and vulnerability of those that they accommodate, including sexual orientation or gender identity," a Home Office spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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Fitch recognizes, however, that the company is among the only offshore drillers that is managing its long-term capital structure through-the-cycle, as well as increasing its exposure to contractually linked amortizing debt.
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Speaking at an economic forum in St Petersburg, Putin also said that Russian technical specialists remained in Venezuela in order to service Russian military hardware, something he said they were contractually obliged to do.
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In those early weeks, I only allowed myself to read books that would help with my "day job": cranking out the 100,000 words I was contractually obligated to deliver to HarperCollins by the fall.
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The rental agency is generally contractually required to pay a concession fee to the airport and that fee gets passed on to you, which can be 10 percent or more of your total price.
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Tepper also said that he is contractually obligated to keep the statue of former team owner Jerry Richardson outside Bank of America Stadium, even though Richardson exited the team amid allegations of workplace misconduct.
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The legislation is also limited to treating team athletes and staff that the medical providers are contractually hired and insured to treat and it does not include care provided at a hospital or clinic.
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"This company, Global Science Research (GSR), was contractually committed by us to only obtain data in accordance with the U.K. Data Protection Act and to seek the informed consent of each respondent," it added.
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In response to the lawsuit, NSO said in a statement that its customers are "contractually prohibited" from using the company's hacking capabilities to target people for reasons other than preventing terrorism or serious crime investigations.
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That Fuchs has been diligently posting dozens of times each day (each line break on her Instagram Stories is roughly the size of a speck) could theoretically suggest she was contractually obligated to do so.
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"Based on past actual usage of these contractual rights, forecast of future rights and available alternative measures to satisfy customer requests, (Bergermeer) can opt to either keep customers whole or (partly) curtail contractually," TAQA said.
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McMillan says that means that those still in business with Kelly remain contractually obligated to fulfilling their agreement with him; anyone who chooses not to, or otherwise aggrieves him without legal justification, risks legal consequences.
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A fundamental part of this policy is that, unlike the overwhelming majority of other states, California generally does not allow companies to contractually prevent their employees from leaving to join or start a competing business.
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Globo's director of sports, João Pedro Paes Leme, said the company was contractually obligated to broadcast nine hours of the Games a day, and its free channel will broadcast 113 or more hours a day.
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"Orange Is the New Black," which had an ambitious but flawed fifth season, was about to begin its sixth year of production—her first script was due, and she was contractually obligated for seven seasons.
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But if you claim that major college sports are simply an extracurricular activity taking place within educational institutions, you don't get to treat walk-on athlete students like contractually-obligated employees just because it's convenient.
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"I mean anything is possible, but contractually Deontay Wilder is going to want his fight next, whether that's in July or whether there's a force majeure that takes that to October, November wherever," he said.
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Italy's top Serie A clubs have recently begun to take the women's game more seriously, but legislation enforces a salary cap of around 30,000 euros ($34,104) on players who legally and contractually have amateur status.
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"If we were not contractually obligated for Season 2, I do wonder what our creative or personal life would be," said Ms. Blichfeld, who has since come out as lesbian and is dating a woman.
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But for Matias, and other temporary foreign workers, things are even more complicated because he is contractually tied to only one employer, as per the program's rules, and he's forbidden from working for anyone else.
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The notes are structurally and contractually subordinated to the senior secured bank debt comprising a committed term loan of GBP450 million, a capex facility of GBP100 million and a revolving credit facility (RCF) of GBP10 million.
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So far, Uber has focused its defense on questioning why Waymo has not handled this apparent violation of Levandowski's employment agreement via arbitration, which is the means it contractually requires for dealing with disputes with employees.
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Technology providers view their first obligation as being toward the security and privacy of the customers they are contractually committed to protecting; for that reason, they have often been miscast as antagonists to law enforcement interests.
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"George knew we weren't contractually bound to anything, but he thought that our buying the story treatments was a tacit promise that we'd follow them, and he was disappointed that his story was discarded," Iger wrote.
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It's a term that means when you pay them big bucks to host your website, internet service, or to store data in their cloud, it is guaranteed, contractually, to be available 99.999 percent of the time.
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As Will Smith tries and fails to contain his hatred for his new movie Suicide Squad, he's found a coping mechanism for the contractually obligated press tour: He's pretending it's not a tour for Suicide Squad.
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Studios systematically ironed out most of the personal expression and socially conscious music that Seo Taiji was originally known for — after all, it's hard to express yourself when you're contractually forbidden to have a personal life.
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As a partner in a public project, the private sector is on the hook for cost overruns and delays and may be contractually obligated to pay hefty fines or other penalties when the results are lackluster.
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"While we hold Gabrielle Union in the highest esteem," a representative told Deadline, "we feel strongly that we are contractually well within our rights and are committed to reaching a swift and positive resolution in this matter."
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VIE Weaknesses Mitigated: Alibaba generates over 80% of revenue from its wholly owned subsidiaries in China and keeps almost all the cash and assets within these subsidiaries, rather than at the contractually controlled, consolidated and affiliated entities.
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In a lawsuit filed by entertainment events company PJAM on March 20 and obtained by The Blast on Wednesday, Scott — born Jacques Webster — was contractually scheduled to perform at Myth Live nightclub near Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Feb.
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Viacom also said in a press release that the bonus for its chief executive Philippe Dauman declined 30 percent to $14 million in fiscal 2015, while his contractually provided salary and annual equity award were roughly unchanged.
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"That wasn't originally meant to happen," he divulged, referencing the fact that his character had already exited in the first half of season 6 and he was not contractually obligated to return for the final 10 episodes.
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But a judge ruled in May that the owners were not required to "use the identification 'Trump' on the facade of the premises" and that the Trump Organization was wrong to contend that they were contractually obligated.
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Legally speaking, she has every right to do so: She is an owner on the compositions to her songs and is free to create recordings of them, provided that she is not contractually prohibited from doing so.
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But a judge ruled last May that the owners were not required to "use the identification 'Trump' on the facade of the premises" and that the Trump Organization was wrong to contend that they were contractually obligated.
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"We contractually require location aggregators to obtain prior written consent from Sprint 60 days before the use of any sub-aggregator, and we received no such request related to CerCareOne," a Sprint spokesperson wrote in an email.
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Bach was contractually answerable for choosing the liturgical poetry he set to music, and modern-day critics, in a bit of wishful thinking, often proclaim that his theologically conservative choices were designed simply to please his employers.
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As the researcher Dr. Stacy Smith has suggested, stars can contractually require diversity both onscreen and in jobs like art director, set builder and sound technician, areas where women and minority populations tend to be radically underrepresented.
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The wedding was quickly annulled, and according to the docuseries, she was paid $100 not to pursue legal action and a non-disclosure was drawn, making Aaliyah the first girl contractually sworn to secrecy against the singer.
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"The scope of our work, contractually agreed to during the Obama administration, was designed to help the agency find ways to operate more effectively and cost-efficiently," a McKinsey spokesman said of the firm's consulting for ICE.
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" But a source close to the situation tells PEOPLE, "There are issues beyond just whether she has to see him … They would still be contractually tied [through the label], so it's not exactly an untethering of the two.
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Best contractually stipulated addition to the show: JC: Maybe I'm cynical, but Julianne Hough's "anything you can do, I can do better" cheerleading segment felt more like a bit of written obligation than a crucial bit of storytelling.
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In September, NSO published new human rights and whistleblower policies that included a renewed commitment to due diligence and to contractually obligating its customers to restrict the use of NSO's products to the investigation of crime and terrorism.
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Air Force could withhold dollars over fixes: The Air Force is contractually authorized to withhold as much as $28 million per aircraft once they are delivered, as a way of putting pressure on Boeing to fix any shortcomings.
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Although 13 of the aircraft were contractually scheduled to be delivered through 2019, JetBlue's president, Joanna Geraghty, said on a July call with investors that the airline expects to receive just six of the new aircraft this year.
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Furthermore, we believe there will be strong creditor recovery in a distress scenario; a high proportion of the group's operating cash flows are contractually locked in, underpinning our decision not to notch the bonds down from the IDR.
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Following her 2007 breakdown and the ensuing years in which her dead eyes and flaccid limbs were contractually bound to the very stages and music videos she needed respite from—we never expected to see this Brit again.
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No, that would not deter top players like Simmons from leaving after one year, but a system in which players sign contracts with colleges could lead players to stay in school longer because they are contractually obliged to.
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We're told there's no date set, but one major factor in that decision will be what's best for TV. There's nothing contractually obligating them to shoot their wedding, but for the right price ... they'd be all about it.
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According to NRC, the museum contractually agreed to acquire further works by Michael Krebber and Matt Mullican in order to secure a donation by German collector Thomas Borgmann, a deal that will reportedly cost the museum $1.76 million.
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Worse, many pharmacy benefit managers contractually prohibit pharmacists from volunteering that a medication may be less expensive if purchased at the "cash price" with contractual "gag clauses," according to a 203 survey of more than 220 community pharmacies.
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These DeepMind-appointed reviewers went on to warn about the risk of the company being able to exert excessive monopoly power as a result of the streaming data-access infrastructure it was contractually bundling with the Streams app.
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It's no surprise why Hollywood loves the show, with its period trappings and knowing cultural and showbiz references, like Susie being told that she needs a "weird ask," contractually, to demonstrate that her client is really a star.
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"A new report alleges Wilson experienced a "hostile work environment" at "The Affair," which is said to have included a showrunner cajoling and pressuring actors to "get naked even if they were uncomfortable or not contractually obliged to.
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To be fair, they are contractually obliged to drag it on until 2019, but the real question is: does it break commercially successful artists anymore, and more importantly, would our cultural landscape even notice if it were gone?
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" But a source close to the situation previously told PEOPLE, "There are issues beyond just whether she has to see him … They would still be contractually tied [through the label], so it's not exactly an untethering of the two.
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We are contractually obliged to mention that Troye Sivan was also in attendance, absolutely obliterating hearts by being more adorable than a golden retriever puppy at Christmas Troye Sivan A.K.A internet darling and the voice of a thousand angels.
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Secondly, the NFL's broadcast partners are contractually the only ones allowed to shoot video in the locker room after a game – teams and even the league itself can't even use that footage until 24 hours after the game ends.
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Governments could also offer incentives — prizes have been suggested, for instance — to companies that develop new vaccines and antibiotics, and they could contractually agree to buy medicines to assure companies that they will have a market for their products.
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For far too long, Mathews follows loose plot ends and eccentric minor characters — a psychic, a doctor contractually obligated never to leave his apartment — while sidelining the likes of Lilly and Cronin, the best-drawn characters in the book.
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The lawsuit claims that if the men's and women's teams won each of the 20 non-tournament games they are contractually required to play, women's team players would be paid roughly 38% of what the men would be paid.
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But, but, but: Here is where I'm contractually obligated to note that the U.S. will still remain very tethered to the whims of global markets, and net exports doesn't — and, logistically, shouldn't — mean the country won't still import lots of crude.
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Seems like a tall task for a network that paid a pundit that was contractually forbidden from disparaging Trump, was continually paid by Trump while on the air, and then quit the network to seek a place in the Trump administration.
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We hired a contractor to do a turnkey project at our factory and, as we always do in these situations, contractually obligated them to comply with all laws in bringing in the resources they felt were needed to do the job.
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Although the massive cast and crew are contractually obligated to keep the fate of their characters a secret until next week's finale, that didn't stop Clarke from posting a photo this morning of herself in the GoT makeup trailer... bald?
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While the companies wouldn't comment on how long the Hippo management team was contractually obligated to remain with BloomReach after the purchase, it is worth noting that Verberg is joining the BloomReach board of directors as part of the deal.
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Yes, we know that Spidey's Avengers connection are part of the draw in this movie, and that Sony is probably contractually obligated to highlight Robert Downey Jr. – but surely they could have found a prettier way to work him in, right?
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If the so-called relationship continues for a long time without anyone confessing to it, fans develop the belief that the silenced lovebirds are contractually obligated not to reveal their sexuality and/or relationship until their term of work ends.
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The Swedish automaker will also have its gorgeous V60 wagon in Geneva, and as Navigant senior analyst Sam Abuelsamid aptly noted, anyone who writes about cars and transportation for a living is contractually obliged to cheer on all new station wagons.
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The court agreed with bond trustee Bank of New York Mellon Corp that hedge funds and other holders of Chesapeake's 6.775 percent notes maturing in 2019 were contractually entitled to a special "make-whole" price because of the early redemption.
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As a Canadian kid who grew up headbanging to Apologies to the Queen Mary and At Mount Zoomer, I'm contractually obligated to get really hyped over Wolf Parade's new EP, their first release after coming out of an extended hiatus.
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A conference I attended not long ago was scheduled to get under way in the afternoon, but all of those who were speaking or who had other formal roles at the event were contractually required to arrive the evening before.
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Once there, he met Chatelain through his girlfriend, and with both largely ignorant of each other's work and having the shared experience of being contractually obligated to major labels after their respective bands' demise, they started casually playing music together.
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" BET also issued a statement, telling PEOPLE: "While we hold Gabrielle Union in the highest esteem, we feel strongly that we are contractually well within our rights and are committed to reaching a swift and positive resolution in this matter.
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Hospitals and healthcare facilities report that some EHR vendors have contractually locked them into systems that don't work as promised or cannot communicate with other EHR systems, or the vendors have tried to charge extra for features that add functionality.
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Along those lines, Eric Todd, president of BML Blackbird production company which handled live video and other technical aspects of the festival, has threatened to sue Morgan multiple times for failing to pay more than $20,000 he's contractually obligated to pay.
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Anna Kendrick, Zac Efron, and Adam DeVine are starring in an upcoming movie called Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates, which means they're contractually obligated to appear at various events to promote the film until it comes out in July.
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Usually, if a baseball player gives up something contractually, such a waiving a no trade clause, the MLBPA expects that player to get something in return, such as the triggering of a contraction option, a contract extension, or a bonus.
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So when I saw my friend Asya, a 21-year-old student and prolific tweeter, had an, uh, interesting interaction with the Wicker Man himself, I felt morally and damn near contractually obligated to reach out to her about it.
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In fact, Novartis says it quickly determined that Cohen "would be unable to provide the services that Novartis had anticipated related to US healthcare policy matters," but that it was contractually obligated to fulfill its payments for the full year.
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Carrey was at the Venice Film Festival to present "Jim & Andy: the Great Beyond - the story of Jim Carrey & Andy Kaufman with a very special, contractually obligated mention of Tony Clifton", a documentary about the making of the 1999 biopic.
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In dismissing the malpractice claim, Justice O. Peter Sherwood of the state supreme court in Manhattan affirmed in February 2015 that CVR was contractually bound to pay the banks more than $36 million because it failed to object fast enough.
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The government has considerable leverage in bidding out the work, and can require that winning bidders contractually agree (as part of the bid) to set aside money to pay for the services of an independent monitor of the government's choosing.
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According to the lawsuit, if the men's and women's teams won each of the 20 non-tournament games they're contractually expected to play, the women's team players would earn a maximum of $99,000, while the men's team players would earn $263,320.
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About the only time Gray perks up are in the scenes with the French performers known as Les Twins, whose beauty and sensuous elasticity prove more eye-opening than any special effect or even Hemsworth's regularly — and, doubtless, contractually — bared chest.
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The second is that contractually, even if it's not you ... Right, I've looked you in the eye and we've made a deal and then we're also going to have a contract that protects me if you're no longer here. Sure.
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In California, a major solar project, partially financed by federal grants and over $2 billion in loan guarantees, is on the verge of having to shut down because it cannot produce the energy that it is contractually obligated to generate.
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While contestants on The Bachelor and Bachelorette are usually pretty good about not posting spoilers on social media (likely because they're contractually obligated to keep things a secret), the rules for Bachelor in Paradise contestants seem a little more lax.
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CBS also agreed to pay both women what they were owed contractually, and support the women in their request to be allowed to talk about their experience while on the show without requiring them to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
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For the past seven months, though, Almada has been on an extended, contractually allowed, union-sanctioned leave of absence to serve as an organizer at Mandalay Bay Casino; she is teaching other workers to read and understand their own contracts.
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Before you have time to think, before you realize how impossible it is that any of what you just saw will stick, before phrases like "but the franchise" and "that's contractually impossible" enter your mind — there's a moment of emotional impact.
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Although ABC seems to have good cause to fire Roseanne as both the star and Executive Producer, the network may be contractually bound to pay her a fee or back end or both for her participation in creating the show.
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Lopez Obrador noted that the state-owned utility is already contractually obliged to pay billions of dollars to the private companies that developed seven natural gas pipelines to supply power plants, even though the projects are incomplete and unable to deliver gas.
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In an email to Bloomberg, Gogo spokesman Steve Nolan said that this is "really old news," referencing an earlier disclosure to investors that there were about 550 planes in the American fleet that were contractually eligible for de-installation of Gogo service.
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One studio owner who spoke with me under the condition of anonymity said that the studios are not profiting at all from the higher rates, and the financial deals between studios and ClassPass — which are contractually obligated not to be divulged — weren't changing.
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"Despite Apple's claims against Qualcomm, Apple suppliers remain contractually obligated to pay royalties to Qualcomm under their license agreements with us, including for sales of iPhones to Apple," Qualcomm President Derek Aberle said of the dispute on the company's conference call in April.
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She mentioned that there are currently a lot of independent production companies — meaning they're not contractually bound to or affiliated with any given network — making a living by selling their shows to the many, many content buyers in the market right now.
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The FCC will allow sharing to occur without permission so long as internet providers anonymize the data "so that it can't be reasonably linked to a specific individual or device" and contractually prohibit partners from attempting to identify who that data belongs to.
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But contractually, beyond the five-year max deal Oklahoma City can offer, George is two years away from being a 10-year veteran, which then qualifies him to receive 2130.3 percent of the cap instead of the 220 percent he's currently limited to.
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Qualcomm is contractually obligated to complete the NXP deal, so that acquisition could fall apart only if too few NXP shareholders support the tender offer or if China's MOFCOM, the only relevant regulator that has yet to approve the deal, blocks it.
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The Yankees are contractually obliged to pay Rodriguez the remainder of his $21 million contract for this season, plus another $21 million for 2017, though some players — like Gil Meche, Michael Cuddyer and Adam LaRoche — have retired in recent years and forfeited millions.
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The Sergel play can contractually continue to be performed under set guidelines as described in detail in its own agreement with Harper Lee — and as long as those guidelines are adhered to, we have no issue with the play having a long life.
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He is one of three senior executives who are contractually entitled to receive their base pay for one to four years if they are dismissed without cause, or in some other instances, according to Massachusetts State records reviewed by The New York Times.
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The likelihood is that China's imports from Saudi Arabia won't show much change this year, given the renewal of term crude contracts at the same volumes as in 2015, although shipments could rise if refineries request more crude than they are contractually obligated to buy.
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"We have considered this position from both a customer and a stakeholder perspective and decided that it is the right time to draw a line under these past arrangements and eliminate them as far as we are contractually able," Westpac said in a statement.
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Every year, tens of millions of people tune in to watch the Academy Awards, a star-studded evening of self-congratulations that's so famously slow, the host is pretty much contractually obligated to make at least three jokes about how long the ceremony is running.
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" The statement continues, "Match Group and the plaintiffs went through a rigorous, contractually-defined valuation process involving two independent global investment banks, and Mr. Rad and his merry band of plaintiffs did not like the outcome...We look forward to defending our position in court.
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The film, directed by Christopher Nolan, stars Kenneth Branagh, Tom Hardy, Bridge of Spies' Mark Rylance and Cillian Murphy sporting the Peaky Blinders haircut he is either contractually obligated to keep or can no longer part with for fear of losing all sense of self.
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According to ESPN, Fury claims a Dubai Sheikh approached him to disclose his plan to host the contractually obligated heavyweight rematch (after Fury ended Klistchko's 10-year tenure in November), with no broadcast and a $1 million entry fee for a scant 120 people.
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It went on to produce two annual reports — flagging a number of issues of concern, including, most recently, warning that Google might be able to exert monopoly power as a result of the fact Streams is being contractually bundled with streaming and data access infrastructure.
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The lawsuit states if the men's and women's teams won each of the 20 non-tournament games they are contractually required to play, women's team players would earn a maximum of $99,000 ($4,950 per game), while men's team players would earn $7503,320 ($13,166 per game).
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But the most important piece of news may be the most ridiculous: Henry Cavill, who is also currently shooting the upcoming sixth Mission: Impossible movie, is apparently sporting a mustache for his role in the spy caper, and Paramount has contractually blocked him from shaving it off.
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According to the USWNT's lawsuit, if the men's and women's teams won each of the 232 non-tournament games they are contractually required to play, women's team players would earn a maximum of $2400,400 ($224,230 per game), while men's team players would earn $27.5,320 ($13,166 per game).
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According to the lawsuit, if the men's and women's teams won each of the 2013 non-tournament games they are contractually required to play, women's team players would earn a maximum of $99,000 ($4,950 per game), while men's team players would earn $263,320 ($13,166 per game).
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With respect to the matters alleged in the complaint, the facts are simple: Match Group and the plaintiffs went through a rigorous, contractually – defined valuation process involving two independent global investment banks, and Mr. Rad and his merry band of plaintiffs did not like the outcome.
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The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) on Tuesday nixed a clause in its revised rules for corporate governance, risk management and remuneration that told big banks and insurers to contractually reclaim bonuses already paid to staff in the event of a serious infringement of rules.
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With respect to the matters alleged in the complaint, the facts are simple: Match Group and the plaintiffs went through a rigorous, contractually-defined valuation process involving two independent global investment banks, and Mr. Rad and his merry band of plaintiffs did not like the outcome.
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And while it's not quite an awful movie, it is a deeply tired one, in which the kinetic spark and social engagement that animated Singer's previous entries has been entirely drained, replaced with a glum sense that everyone involved is merely going through their contractually obligated motions.
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Within hours of confirming plans to appear at the inauguration of Donald J. Trump, the Radio City Rockettes were plunged into a maelstrom of social media outrage on Friday amid reports that the performers were contractually obligated to dance at the ceremony or lose their jobs.
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The 2012 FTC safeguard recommends three steps for de-identification: (1) takes reasonable measures to ensure that the data is de-identified; (85033) publicly commits not to try to re-identify the data; and (3) contractually prohibits downstream recipients from trying to re-identify the data.
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With respect to the matters alleged in the complaint, the facts are simple: Match Group and the plaintiffs went through a rigorous, contractually- defined valuation process involving two independent global investment banks, and Mr. Rad and his merry band of plaintiffs did not like the outcome.
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In 2014, SCL Elections contracted Dr. Kogan via his company Global Science Research (GSR) to undertake a large scale research project in the US. GSR was contractually committed to only obtain data in accordance with the UK Data Protection Act and to seek the informed consent of each respondent.
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Many of the state-owned mines are lossmaking in part because they are contractually obliged to provide coal at below-market prices to the state-owned power and steel sectors while maintaining bloated work forces and social services as a legacy of their importance to the planned economy.
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By all appearances, though, there would seem to be more going on beneath the surface: In their November 15 statement, BMLG also indicated that "Taylor has admitted to contractually owing millions of dollars and multiple assets to our company," though they do not specify what those obligations are.
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Putting farmers in touch with buyers is a good way to ensure they benefit from a ready market, while being contractually obliged to deliver produce of high quality, said Ann Mbaabu, director for market access at the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa, which supports smallholder farmers.
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Per the L.A. Times, Nye filed a complaint in Los Angeles Superior Court on Thursday alleging Disney's Buena Vista Television fudged the numbers on his series Bill Nye, the Science Guy, depriving him and the show's other co-owners of their contractually obligated 50 percent cut of all net profits.
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In a statement to Business of Fashion, Vogue insisted that both the concept and the photographer for the cover shoot came from Vogue and were approved by Beyoncé, but it's worth noting that this statement does not contradict the rumor that Beyoncé was contractually guaranteed final approval of the cover.
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He's pretty hot so you keep it going until September thinking you'll both ghost each other like adults as soon as patio season is over but you don't because you're lazy and now it's winter and he's stealing a friend's HBO GO account so you're contractually obligated to stick it out.
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"GoDaddy has unilaterally decided to redact email, names, and phone numbers from all WHOIS records they publish, which is a significant change from what they're contractually required to do through their registrar agreement with ICANN," Tim Chen, CEO of DomainTools, a WHOIS data analytics firm, told me on the phone.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - It is probably borderline blasphemous, if not contractually forbidden, for any member of the American press to criticize "The Post," Steven Spielberg's cinematic retelling of how the Washington Post managed to catch up to the New York Times, defy the government and publish the Pentagon Papers.
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In addition to claiming the right to just about everything other than the souls of the people who appear on camera during the contractually obligated film sessions, Eventbrite also requires the event host to secure all of the rights that it might need for the footage—entirely at the cost of the host.
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The data shows that in the 1980s and 1990s, the beneficiaries of growing inequality were CEOs and other executives — who, though they exist in a whole different universe from blue-collar laborers, do receive labor income in the sense that they show up to work and get paid contractually for doing so.
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I think Chris Harrison and Nick's parents were contractually obligated to remind us that Nick has "been down this road before" at least 2673 times each, as a way to convey that Nick, more than any other man in Bachelor history, has a sweet, amateurish tendency to get his heart stomped on.
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So involved is Mr. Hannity that three separate denizens of the hall of mirrors that is Trump World told me they believed Mr. Hannity was behaving as if he wanted a role in a possible Trump administration — something he denied to me as laughable and contractually prohibitive in an interview on Friday.
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Signs of the financial strain that should have been detected included a "drastic decline in stock prices, a decrease in scheduled flights due to a pilot shortage, a lawsuit from one of its mainline partners for failing to complete contractually scheduled flights, and an increase in the pilot attrition rate," the report noted.
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Although ultimately curtailed by a literal act of Congress, the PBMs for years kept a lid on their hundred-million-dollar golden goose by contractually preventing pharmacies from spilling the beans to customers the same drug could be had for much cheaper, just by ditching the insurance coverage that's supposed to make it cheaper.
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A McKinsey spokesman told ProPublica and The Times that the "scope" of their work, which began contractually under the Obama administration, was "designed to help the agency find ways to operate more effectively and cost-efficiently,""The focus of our work did not change as a result of these executive orders," the spokesman continued.
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In November, Bernard Rook, an executive vice president of Pride Media, tried to assuage the unpaid freelancers: "Despite the fact that we've already paid Grand/McCarthy for this work — who were contractually obligated to pay you but did not — we are committed to making sure your invoices are remedied," he wrote in an email.
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But while she sees potential applications for professional genre writers who might be contractually required to write three or four books a year—"think of all those Hardy Boys writers who could have been helped by a thing like this" she says—she wasn't entirely sure that Granthika would be a killer app for fan fiction writers.
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"Our takeaway is that Netflix and the expansion of [streaming video on demand] platforms will have minimal impact on box office given the vast supply of content, plenty of which is ideal for theatrical release (and most talent fiercely and contractually objects to a straight-to-streaming release)," Michael Pachter, analyst at Wedbush, wrote in a research note Monday.
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In May, she provided a full account of her feud with Nike in The New York Times, writing an op-ed article in which she said the brand had asked her to take a 70% pay cut on a new contract after becoming a mother and declined to contractually agree not to punish her should her performance decline.
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After weeks of failing to find any notable performers willing to take the gig—those who have turned down the opportunity include Garth Brooks, Elton John, Celine Dion, and Andrea Bocelli—the Trump inauguration committee figured out that all they had to do was book an act where the performers were contractually obligated to do what their company owners required.
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There are a whole lot of promises to do...things I'm sure will be specified later in great detail because they are now contractually obligated to do them by virtue of this letter, and the phrases "we will" and "do better" appear approximately five thousand times, but outside of that, good luck figuring out what, if anything the NFL is going to do.
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The lawmakers argue Trump will profit from a foreign state through his ownership of the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., Trump World Tower in New York City and as executive producer of "The Apprentice," in which he is contractually entitled to a percentage of the profits derived from licensing the show and related spin-offs to television networks overseas.
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The singer has said she will re-record and release her earlier material when she is contractually permitted to do so next year — a brazen play to devalue her early catalog, which is now owned by Braun's investment company — although whether or not that actually happens (or if a re-recording would actually spur sales of the originals) remains to be seen.
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If Billy Joel's continuing run of sold-out performances have turned the Garden into a temple of beer and nostalgia for the tristate area's white baby boomers, then the concerts of Mr. Clapton, who will turn 72 this month, are home for a kind of contractually satisfying cultural diplomacy: a member of British rock royalty reimporting pieces of America's blues canon, without overplaying his hand.
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Just like Jason Miller (who worked for Trump and may soon do so again) and Kayleigh McEnany (who now hosts Trump's "real news" segment from Trump Tower) and Corey Lewandowski (who was hired by CNN even though he was contractually prohibited from bad-mouthing Trump in any way), Lord was never anything but a foil, and a dishonest one at that, continually making false arguments and poor analogies.
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Maximus is plotting to overthrow his sourpuss big brother by inciting the plebes against the royals, which seems like a valid course of action given their leadership style, but the show makes it clear that we're supposed to be rooting against him — mostly because he can't help but be aggressively creepy towards Medusa, as any good one-dimensional villain is contractually obligated to behave towards the female lead when the writer is lazy.
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"Every appointee in every executive agency appointed on or after January 1093, 1083, shall sign, and upon signing shall be contractually committed to, the following pledge upon becoming an appointee..." (The White House Press Office, "Executive Order: Ethics Commitments By Executive Branch Appointees," 1073/1063/1053) NATIONAL SECURITY Strike On Syrian Airfield: On April 1043th 1033, The President Ordered A Targeted Military Strike On The Airfield In Syria That Was Used To Carry Out Chemical Weapon Attacks.
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The first season gained a lot of its strength from how accidentally political it was, and now that the second season has been produced in a world where reviews of the show are contractually obligated to include the word "timely," I worry that the series might overstep itself just a little bit (as it arguably does when it invokes the specter of ICE to separate a pretty white woman from her wife and son, instead of something much more true to our reality).
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Although the network intends to double its production of original content, Freeform's first week was indistinguishable from ABC Family's last: a Pretty Little Liars marathon leading up to the winter season premiere, the usual assortment of syndicated reruns (Gilmore Girls, The Middle), a handful of movies including Pitch Perfect and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, and — much to the network's chagrin — multiple daily showings of Robertson's longstanding religious talk show The 700 Club, which Freeform is contractually obligated to air forever.
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The DeepMind Health Independent Reviewers' 2018 report flags a series of risks and concerns, as they see it, including the potential for DeepMind Health to be able to "exert excessive monopoly power" as a result of the data access and streaming infrastructure that's bundled with provision of the Streams app — and which, contractually, positions DeepMind as the access-controlling intermediary between the structured health data and any other third parties that might, in the future, want to offer their own digital assistance solutions to the Trust.
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