Grassroots shitposting efforts usually cost nothing but time and dignity.
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"It doesn't cost nothing to be nice," Morgan explained on Friday.
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Since its services cost nothing, Facebook says, it is not gouging users.
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Death rates were staggeringly high; convicts, unlike slaves, cost nothing to replace.
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Other important papers– a health care proxy and a living will – cost nothing.
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So listening to Zane Lowe and Apple's other hired DJs will still cost nothing.
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They ask me, 'How come they didn't buy this building when it cost nothing?
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The services appear to cost nothing, but payment is in data rather than dollars.
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Some of the world's biggest games, such as "League of Legends", cost nothing to buy.
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Pills that used to cost upwards of $35 or $40 a pack cost nothing now.
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The day Will moved out was a Sunday, which meant parking cost nothing all day.
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They cost nothing to maintain, because you owe nothing to a tenant who's behind on rent.
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But Scotland is also giving people the option of being paid twice-monthly, which should cost nothing.
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Bank-to-bank transfers via an Automated Clearing House (ACH) take two business days and cost nothing.
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Our bill would cost nothing and address these issues by streamlining existing cyber support for small businesses.
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It would be much more effective than $20 million in cash — and it would cost nothing at all.
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Google Cardboard costs $15, whereas Coca-Cola's goggles cost nothing more than the drinks you might already be buying anyway.
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His father paid to park at the pier, even though it would have cost nothing to park a block away.
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Proponents of legislation, I told them, want it to appear that their bills will save the world and cost nothing.
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For the 44-year-old widow on a meager income, these wild yams are more nutritious than potatoes - and cost nothing.
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Usually, competitive free-to-play games like Riot's League of Legends attain meteoric growth because they cost nothing to download and play.
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But any number of diets cost nothing at all — not to mention that Bibles are handed out for free all the time.
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Under the circumstances existing in the country, resigning his Senate seat was costly to Franken, but it cost nothing to the Democratic Party.
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Toll transponders cost nothing, and fuel refills upon return are a flat $5 plus the (non-marked-up) market price of the gas.
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Even if the wood cost nothing to harvest, split and dry, how can 20 pounds move from Estonia to Washington at this retail price?
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But there's a whole universe of other content — organic posts, stories, tweets and more that cost nothing to publish — that received far less attention.
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A couple who engineers all their trips to cost 'nothing' explains how they broke even on a $37,000 tour of the US national parks
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But educators who have pioneered online learning say some of the best tools — like Google Hangouts or Flipgrid, an interactive video platform — cost nothing.
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Free-to-play games, which cost nothing up front but accumulate money from many small transactions down the line, became synonymous with vampiric business practices.
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He wants Discrete Analysis to be a sort of experiment to test whether academic-run, digital-only journals can actually cost nothing and be sustainable.
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There was a breakthrough last week when the Congressional Budget Office revised down the cost so that a six-year extension would essentially cost nothing.
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Such policies cost nothing to implement, and they signal a state's recognition that vengefully long sentences do nothing to help perpetrators, victims, or society at large.
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Manufacturers favor children for bead work and intricate embroidery as they are easier to control than adults, cost nothing and are dexterous, officials and campaigners said.
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Trump just voluntarily left something that would have cost nothing (besides a broken campaign promise), nor subjected the US to any legal action, to stay in.
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In other words, regulations crafted in the right way could sometimes cost nothing — the rules would prompt innovations, attract new customers, and improve the industry over all.
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Open-source software is like the "generic" brands you find in a supermarket; they cost nothing, and they often work just as well as their big-brand counterparts.
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One of my patched-in vampire skills was an instant-kill spell that cost nothing to cast, an ability so massively overpowered that it made most combat trivial.
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Her and her siblings' pleasures were simple and cost nothing: They made a jump rope out of linked rubber bands; they played jacks with rocks they found in the street.
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All FDA-approved methods of birth control for women are supposed to cost nothing out of pocket if you have insurance, but it doesn't always work that way in practice.
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Today, the company is announcing that it will drop its membership fees, in favor of a freemium model that will make it cost nothing to browse the listings and write reviews.
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Two extra details that cost nothing are a free city map from your city tourism information center and flyers for popular attractions which sometimes have coupons or discounted entry fee tickets.
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Social media posts that cost nothing don't count as paid political ads, although they may have been created by well-funded organizations or profitable businesses whose goal is to sway voters.
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Though members of the Zelle network will have the option to charge, it's not clear if any banks will even try to do so when Venmo and other payment apps cost nothing.
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It was the sort of fantasy New York that New Yorkers dream about, with endless street parking and no selfie sticks in sight, but this one with a cost: nothing to do.
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Photo: GettyThe State of Kentucky has pulled out of the Interstate Crosscheck System, Gizmodo has learned, making it the eighth state to quit the program so far—even though it cost nothing to participate.
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A study published in January found that the ads will be less effective if drug companies can include additional information, such as saying that medications may cost nothing because of insurance coverage or manufacturer discounts.
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Its app will be free for patients to use, and the software will cost nothing to doctors who want to begin using it in lieu of other expensive and disparate systems to run their businesses.
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Since sponges cost nothing to manufacture, deploy or maintain, and also regenerate when they have pieces removed from them, they may thus turn out to be an ideal way of monitoring what is going on, unseen, in Davy Jones's biological locker.
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While 24-hour news channels originally had reporting budgets and overseas bureaus (watch CNN International sometime when you're overseas and you'll see remnants of it), they were replaced by cheaply produced panel shows that cost nothing more than the studio cameras.
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So does it make sense for Harvard to cost nothing for its undergrad 6,694 students, while tuitions for state, city and community colleges -- which serve the tremendous majority of low-income individuals, immigrants and racial and ethnic minorities -- continue to spiral upward?
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" Stephanie Yang at the Wall Street Journal reported on how Casper customers had found a way to have a "virtually limitless supply of brand-new mattresses that, other than one's dignity, cost nothing—that is, as long as they remember to return the mattresses in time.
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For example, you can:Ask someone to co-sign a credit card application for youAsk someone to add you as an authorized user to their credit cardOpen a secured credit cardGet a credit-builder loanThe first two are ideal if you can find the right person to help you out because they cost nothing.
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Paul Pogba's highly anticipated Manchester United debut on Friday, his first game as the sport's most expensive player ever at a $116 million transfer fee, was overshadowed by a player who had cost nothing: Zlatan Ibrahimovic again, the free agent acquisition who scored the first half go-ahead goal on an authoritative header and also got the other tally in a 2-0 win over Southampton.
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The episode is a musical featuring seven songs: "Like a Burger", "Don't Cost Nothing", "Empire City", "Mr. Greg", "It's Over, Isn't It?", "Both of You" and a reprise of "Don't Cost Nothing". "Mr. Greg" was written by Joe Johnston, Ben Levin and Jeff Liu, with Liu playing guitar and Levin playing bass.
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Sometimes you get what you wish for. The Necromancer Mortanius offered me a chance for vengeance. And like a fool, I jumped at his offer without considering the cost. Nothing is free.
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Sometimes you get what you wish for. The Necromancer Mortanius offered me a chance for vengeance. And like a fool, I jumped at his offer without considering the cost. Nothing is free.
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This eliminated the need for "practical" sets in-studio, instead replacing them with "digital" sets which cost nothing more than the price of a VHS video cassette, which could then be recorded over for the next week's program.
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Passive wine cellars must be located in naturally cool and damp areas with minor seasonal and diurnal temperature variations—for example, a basement in a temperate climate. Passive cellars may be less predictable, but cost nothing to operate and are not affected by power outages.
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During the initial five years, vasectomy is comparable in cost to the IUD. Vasectomy is much less expensive and safer than tubal ligation. Since ecological breastfeeding and fertility awareness are behavioral they cost nothing or a small amount upfront for a thermometer and / or training. Fertility awareness based methods can be used throughout a woman's reproductive lifetime.
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The town of Comandante Luis Piedrabuena is named in his honor. An avenue and a housing complex in the impoverished neighborhood of Villa Lugano in the Capital District of Buenos Aires were also named after him. Some of the streets within the housing complex were named after the ships he commanded. As an ambassador 'sui generis' he was given only verbal instructions, and was paid by honors and awards that cost nothing.
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In January of the following year the members reported to the governor that they had temporarily secured a tract of land overlooking the Hudson River north of Poughkeepsie, formerly part of the estates of James Roosevelt and William A. Davis. It would cost nothing as the citizens of Dutchess County would be offering it to the state as a gift. Two months later, the state accepted. A nine-member Board of Managers was created and appointed to initiate and oversee construction of the actual building.
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Steven reveals to Pearl that he invited her along so that she and Greg could work out their differences. Getting them together, he plays a song on the piano, urging them to talk to each other about their feelings about Rose ("Both of You"). Once they have discussed their feelings, they are cheered by the hotel staff, and Greg is presented with the bill for their service. The three depart from Empire City; Greg and Pearl chat amiably while Steven happily observes that they are on better terms ("Don't Cost Nothing (Reprise)").
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Shannon brought in players such as Micky Burns, who had cost nothing from Skelmersdale United, Dave Hatton and the veteran Fred Pickering, with Harry Thomson becoming the latest in Blackpool's line of Scottish goalkeepers. Promotion was gained on an emotional night at Preston North End's Deepdale stadium in the West Lancashire derby, when a Fred Pickering hat-trick gave Blackpool a 3–0 victory."Caught in Time: Blackpool win promotion to the First Division, 1970" – TimesOnline The capacity 34,000 attendance included some 20,000 Blackpool fans who had made that short trip,Calley, Roy (1992). Blackpool: A Complete Record 1887–1992, p.
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Hot dogs being cooked with a solar funnel cooker A solar cooker is a device which uses the energy of direct sunlight to heat, cook or pasteurize drink and other food materials. Many solar cookers currently in use are relatively inexpensive, low-tech devices, although some are as powerful or as expensive as traditional stoves, and advanced, large-scale solar cookers can cook for hundreds of people. Because they use no fuel and cost nothing to operate, many nonprofit organizations are promoting their use worldwide in order to help reduce fuel costs and air pollution, and to help slow down deforestation and desertification.
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Ticketbud is an event management, ticketing and registration SaaS platform for event organizers. The software allows event organizers to sell tickets to events and also to promote and market their events on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Founded in 2009 in Austin, Texas, Ticketbud's revenue is derived from a fee placed upon tickets sold through its software at $0.99 + 2% of the ticket's value per ticket. It places no fee upon events which cost nothing to enter, and due to its involvement with non-profits it offers a reduced rate for organizations under 501(c)(3) designation.
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Social media now > generally satisfy the need for images, contacts, and creativity. Publishing > a magazine has become so expensive… An actual print object like Purple is a > luxury item, which is why new alternative magazines don’t last more than a > few years, are often bought, or simply disappear. Doing a luxury magazine > today is one of the paradoxes of the Instagram era, when such things cost > nothing… A magazine is not an ego trip… It’s a collective work by a group of > creative people who believe in the artistic value of the print media and > share a similar vision.
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Orwell describes the emergence from hibernation of the common toad and its procreative cycle and offers it as an alternative to the skylark and primrose as a less-conventional example of the coming of spring. Orwell points out that the pleasures of spring are available to everybody, cost nothing and can be appreciated in the town as much as the country. However, Orwell is concerned with feelings in some groups that there is something reprehensible in enjoying nature. For the political discontent groaning under the capitalist system, the love of nature seems sentimental, and others seem to see the appreciation of nature as reactionary in a machine age.
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The Panopticon was intended to be cheaper than the prisons of his time, as it required fewer staff; "Allow me to construct a prison on this model," Bentham requested to a Committee for the Reform of Criminal Law, "I will be the gaoler. You will see...that the gaoler will have no salary—will cost nothing to the nation." As the watchmen cannot be seen, they need not be on duty at all times, effectively leaving the watching to the watched. According to Bentham's design, the prisoners would also be used as menial labour, walking on wheels to spin looms or run a water wheel.
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It has not only > cost nothing to the Brisbane Government, but has been a large source of > profit to the country. From South Australia not a single head of cattle has > entered Arnheim's Land, unless by sea, and after eating its head off half a > dozen times over on the voyage, seventy thousand pounds spent on a four > years' infatuation, and the net result is— two hundred pounds worth of > marine stores left on Escape Cliffs as a souvenir of the Finniss regime ! If > history could be expunged as easily as Parliamentary votes, the words > "Northern Territory" would never more be seen in our annals.
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The roof might just as well have been called a "birch bark roof", but its grassy outward appearance is the reason for its name in Scandinavian languages: Norwegian and Swedish torvtak, Icelandic torfþak. A sod roof is well suited to the dynamics of a barter economy because the materials are ubiquitous and cost nothing, although the work is labour-intensive. However, a typical household in the era that sod roofs were most common would usually have a lot of people to do the work, and neighbours would typically be invited to take part in the roofing party, similar to a barn raising in the United States. The Norwegian term dugnad denotes an established custom in rural communities, where large undertakings were accomplished with help from neighbours.
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Campbell approved the paper a year later, providing that it cost nothing to the NHL or have an impact on public relations duties. McKenzie and Will Cote co-founded The Hockey News with C$383.81 in 1947. Initial copies were printed on mimeograph at the NHL office. McKenzie also began the first NHL press and radio guide in 1947, which later became part of the NHL Official Guide & Record Book. He used the mailing list for the guide to sell advance subscriptions for The Hockey News, priced at $2 in Canada or $3 in the United States. The first issue of The Hockey News was published on October 1, 1947, with at least 3,000 subscriptions, and circulation increased to 20,000 after one year. McKenzie operated The Hockey News on a tight budget and kept few employees.
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