Mr. del Toro has writing credits (with Marc Guggenheim) and directing credits (with Rodrigo Blaas) on the first two episodes, and they're clever and entertaining.
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CHS's credits with Seara were estimated at around $200 million.
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Up to $50 in Saks credits with the Amex Platinum
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And she found this camp, which she credits with changing her life.
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It includes $325 in travel statement credits with a $400 annual fee.
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Picture credits with an earlier version of this article misidentified the photographer.
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You must prove your income, deductions and credits with the necessary paperwork.
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Dormer shares the film's writing credits with her fiance Anthony Byrne, who directs.
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One of them was her coach, Chris Jones, whom she credits with her success.
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That's in addition to up to $100 in shopping credits with Saks each year.
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Then came an intervention that Mr. Henry credits with everything good that came after.
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Familiar credits with a good market track record are receiving a good response from investors.
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Save 15% on the Kindle Paperwhite and get $20 in ebook credits with code READKINDLE00
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Michael Moore adds to his documentary credits with a film that points fingers — at everyone.
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He proposes offering high school students more opportunities to earn college credits with high school courses.
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Let's give all men access to the test that Ben Stiller credits with saving his life.
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Cyrus was a Persian king whom the Old Testament credits with returning the Jews to Jerusalem.
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It is Hartl who Jacobs credits with saving not only his career, but also his life.
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Dinerman says he'll miss the chef, who he credits with a major part of the restaurant's success.
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It was Times Square, however, which he credits with introducing him to the power of popular images.
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I've got a couple of small album credits with them, so it's not a complete shock, I guess.
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There is a CEO and management team which he credits with growing sales even while he was incarcerated.
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"Investors will only accept lite documentation for specific, recognised credits with size, scale, cashflow and transparency," he said.
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Currently, the Affordable Care Act offers a sliding scale of credits, with poorer households receiving the most assistance.
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And the iconic opening credits with a 3D map of all the regions will never look the same.
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In short, Reed should have shared the majority of the credits with the other members of the band.
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He even bestrides the end credits with a song-and-dance number, resplendent in pink satin bell-bottoms.
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At this point, her visual album fades into credits, with the beats of "Formation" playing in the background.
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Ms. Liang shrugs off such criticism of the advice she credits with helping her find a new husband.
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That means each year you can receive up to $220 in statement credits with the Amex Gold card.
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Trump's name will appear in the credits with Apprentice creator Mark Burnett and new host and EP Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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This was in line with three trends that he credits with reinvigorating the political impact of black role models.
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It's Louise Wilson she credits with preparing her to take that leap of faith to design her first collection.
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It would have allowed students to replace any half-unit of their three required social studies credits with Bible studies.
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And while they wait, only some get loaner Teslas -- others get rental car or ridesharing credits with services like Uber.
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Ultimate Rewards points can be exchanged for cash back, gift cards, or statement credits, with each point worth 1 cent.
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A few years ago, she began dating manager Michael Adler, whom she credits with encouraging her return to the spotlight.
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A small snapshot showed him with Bernstein, whom Mr. van Zweden credits with setting him on the road to conducting.
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While at The Street, he worked with Dan Woods, whom he credits with his first important management insight for entrepreneurs.
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In April 2000, security forces killed 14 student protesters, an event Tambadou credits with pushing him toward human rights work.
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She's shared credits with him in seven movies , including her Oscar-nominated role in Pulp Fiction and the Kill Bill series.
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Her résumé includes dance credits with Gwen Stefani and Taylor Swift, who are drawn to her hard-hitting style, and Prince.
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One reason taxes rise over the course of the decade is that the plan includes several tax credits with expiration dates.
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These counterparties can then make similar transfers or cash in their credits with pre-approved agents, such as merchants or banks.
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LoungeBuddy credits with the Amex Green cardThe Amex Green card also gives you up to $100 in LoungeBuddy credits each year.
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Composed of three straightforward questions, it's the second that Tim credits with guiding his focus in one strategic direction: The now.
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Level Ex attracts doctors because fulfilling your CME credits with a competitive and challenging video game — at one's leisure — is a boon.
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During days off from the London run, Warren started work on an album, even collaborating with writers who had credits with Turner.
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The courses are provided by the National Safety Council, and the drivers who complete them will get drive-time credits with car13go.
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Does it have anything to with "The Farm," the totally-a-cult commune that Polly (Tiera Skovbye) credits with saving her life?
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The actress continues to see a therapist -- whom she credits with saving her life -- and is working through issues through her art.
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The club, called "Junto," had the two ingredients Musk credits with his own success: books and inspiration from other like-minded people.
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Hale works under Brooklyn district attorney Ken Thompson, whom Hale credits with being committed to creating an effective CRU in his district.
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Stanford Coach Tara VanDerveer, whom Nneka Ogwumike credits with cultivating her leadership skills, described her former pupil as the epitome of selflessness.
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Schumer mimeographed thousands of practice S.A.T.s, an experience he credits with boosting his own scores, which were just shy of sixteen hundred.
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The Model 3 is Tesla's cheapest line of vehicles and starts at $35,63 before tax credits with a 200-mile battery range.
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Anything that risked a repeat of the euro zone's existential angst six years ago tarred all the weaker credits with the same brush.
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For that year, customers got more than $10 billion in tax credits, with an average subsidy of $3,12.73 annually, according to the IRS.
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The program, underway since 2013, aims to improve California's air quality, allowing companies to trade credits with others in the province of Quebec.
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The program, underway since 85033, aims to improve California's air quality, allowing companies to trade credits with others in the province of Quebec.
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Mr Ryan promises to replace the law's means-tested tax credits with a discount for everyone, varying not with income but with age.
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He cites grassroots campaigns for net neutrality in Alaska and Louisiana, which he credits with helping turn two critical votes in the Senate.
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Then there was Special Agents Crystal Griner and David Bailey -- the members of Scalise's protective detail the congressman credits with saving his life.
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He was a 19th-century dentist whom the Hall credits with being the first to use ether as a general anesthetic, in 1846.
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Sanders's campaign, specifically, is one that Maviglio credits with strategically engaging in the state, particularly when it comes to outreach to Latino voters.
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Online courses are a model Falwell credits with lifting Liberty out of the financial woes it faced in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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These include access to Amex Centurion lounges, annual statement credits with Dell, and a 35% points rebate when you redeem rewards for airfare.
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It was the work of Friedrich von Knaus, whom Mr. Koeppe credits with inventing the precursor of the first typewriter, and is programmable.
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The onscreen record-holder is Jonathan Loughran, Sandler's longtime friend and assistant, who has at least 40 credits with Sandler to his name.
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She plans to sign up for next year, but worries that she could lose medical benefits that she credits with saving her life.
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And it's Adrià and his now-shuttered El Bulli that Myrhvold partially credits with helping René Redzepi's Noma and Nilsson's Fäviken, among others, flourish.
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That maniacal focus actually allowed Conrad to temporarily hold Rippling's only role responding to user complaints, which he also credits with propelling rapid iteration.
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And it's this position that he credits with first giving him the idea of creating Monster Hunter tutorials, "after I became obsessed with it".
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In high school, Taborn took lessons with a classically trained jazz pianist, Peter Murray, whom he credits with shaping how he thinks about music.
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One reason taxes rise over the course of the decade is that the plan includes several tax credits with expiration dates: http://bit.ly/2zog20v.
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The application Lookout credits with detecting the fake phishing page was developed based on the research of Jeremy Richards, the company's principal security intelligence engineer.
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Under the draft legislation, Obamacare's income-based and location-based tax credits are replaced by credits with fixed amounts up to a maximum income level.
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And in the case of Donald Trump, that turf is Twitter—the cursed medium that he credits with making him president in the first place.
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The EMTA survey also included volumes on nine corporate credits, with Brazilian state-controlled oil company Petrobras leading the way with $1.7 billion in CDS.
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Despite improvements in RBI's asset quality and capitalisation, it is regarded as one of the sector's weaker credits with sizeable exposure to Eastern Europe, for example.
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He's continued to pile up acting credits with horror films like Ouija and The Bye Bye Man, but it's Big Little Lies that's catapulted his recognizability.
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We're showing McQueen's video End Credits, with Paul Robeson, who was a black activist and entertainer here in the US, who was followed by the FBI.
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"We didn't have much equipment in this facility," said Mungwayitheka, who now works at an Ebola treatment centre in Beni he credits with saving his life.
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This risk is most acute for deeply speculative-grade credits with large amounts of floating rate debt, already large interest burdens, and limited to negative FCF.
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Despite this month's wave of new financings, however, investors are cognizant of underwriters foisting aggressive term loans on them, and are assessing credits with greater scrutiny.
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It's hard to know where Øvredal, del Toro, and brothers Kevin and Dan Hageman (who share screenplay credits with del Toro) were going with all this.
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Broadly speaking, the latest bill pairs investments in anti-recidivism programs in federal prisons and an expansion of early release credits with changes to sentencing laws.
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Trump is desperate to keep this base, which he credits with helping to deliver his election victory, especially in key states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan.
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The proposal would roll back an expansion of the Medicaid program for the poor and replace Obamacare's income-based tax credits with flat, age-based credits.
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The older devices are getting more significant trade-in credits with an iPhone 6 moving to $150 from $13 and the 6 Plus from $100 to $200.
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A deal to pool emissions credits with Silicon Valley electric car maker Tesla Inc gives Fiat Chrysler strategic options for managing rising emissions compliance costs, Manley said.
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On CNN's "New Day." he got a chance to talk to the man he credits with saving his wife's life during the Las Vegas massacre in October.
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In one of his most famous essays, The Genealogy of Morality, which Spencer credits with inspiring his awakening, Nietzsche tears down the intellectual justifications for Christian morality.
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She saw a television ad for British Airways that used the ethereal "Flower Duet" from Leo Delibes's "Lakme," which she credits with getting her hooked on opera.
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The image is one part of a new ad campaign to promote Vision Zero, the driving safety initiative that New York City credits with reducing pedestrian fatalities.
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Lowe's new strategy catering to so-called pros is one of the things the retailer credits with beating Home Depot on its sales growth during the second quarter.
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Cards and card packs can be obtained in a variety of ways, and while there's always the option of purchasing credits with real money, it's not a requirement.
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Michael Kerr In late 1995, the physician nudged Kerr into taking part in an experimental clinical trial, which the 55-year-old now credits with saving his life.
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She will also share credits with Channing Tatum, LeBron James and Gina Rodriguez, among others, in the animated comedy Smallfoot, by Warner Animation Group, set for next fall.
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She will also share credits with Channing Tatum, LeBron James and Gina Rodriguez, among others, in the animated comedy Smallfoot, by Warner Animation Group, set for next fall.
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The young woman said it started when she was 17 years old and became romantically involved with O'Brien, whom she credits with rescuing her from a dangerous pimp.
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"People get motivated when they get outraged," said Morton Blackwell, founder of conservative incubator the Leadership Institute, which Cooley credits with making her the activist she is today.
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The Texas mom says she taught Allison to swim at the age of two and a half, a move she credits with saving her life three years later.
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HONG KONG, Sept 9 (IFR) - Chinese high-yield issues were the clear outperformers this week, spurred by mainland investors eager to allocate funds into credits with high returns.
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve now offers up to $120 in credits with food-delivery service DoorDash — up to $60 in 2020 and up to $60 again in 2021.
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It is run by Alex Koones, 29, whom Ms. Alpern, of Queer Soup Night, credits with being one of the first to ignite the current dinner party craze.
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For instance, the waiver sought to replace Obamacare's income-based tax credits with flat age-based credits and eliminate insurer payments that Trump cut off earlier this month.
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The president-elect's first task will be to try to find a wider base of support for the "movement" that he credits with sweeping him into the White House.
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A middle-aged woman named Diane had come to the festival from Torrington, CT, with her 25-year-old daughter, whom she credits with getting her into the show.
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JPMorgan said the new index is 94 percent comprised of investment grade credits with an average index rating of Aa3/AA-/AA- by Moody's, Standard & Poor's and Fitch, respectively.
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Mr. Licht also made changes to the show, including shortening the opening credits and giving "The Late Show" a signature segment by preceding those credits with a comedy sketch.
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Now 85 and long since retired, Duyet mourns the death of his former prisoner, a lawmaker whom he credits with helping reestablish diplomatic relations between the US and Vietnam.
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"I always ask his opinion on everything and he always helps me put together my looks," she added of the rapper, who she credits with making her style more distinct.
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But investors have proven to be picky about such deals - penalizing companies for piling on too much leverage - meaning the option is limited to junk credits with strong operating performance.
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Earlier this week, Michele Thompson, the mother of the 14-year old Apple credits with finding the bug, told CNBC that her son discovered it while group FaceTiming with friends.
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As it stands, the Republican bill proposes replacing Obamacare's tax credits with a new system of aid, and imposes a new financial penalty for people who let their coverage lapse.
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Looking through the credits, with pieces of kit like 'VL Tone,' 'Prophet 5' and whatever the fuck a 'Merv' is, it's like a history trip through early 1980s musical technology.
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In comments that shed light on the complex rules, he said that a car could be worth multiple credits, with full-electric vehicles receiving more credits than plug-in hybrids.
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Besides traveling the world competing, he was also passionate about getting the word out about the procedure, now known as Holcomb C3-R – which he credits with saving his eyesight.
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He hired Frank Sebastiano, a delivery man who had submitted hundreds of handwritten jokes along with his packages, whom Hoekstra credits with the blunt tone "Update" developed during Macdonald's tenure.
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But he was evidently assiduous in his courtship of Susie, whom he married when he was a college senior, and whom he credits with leading him to take faith seriously.
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Additionally, cardholders get up to a $100 CLEAR credit each year, up to $100 in annual credits with LoungeBuddy, and a slew of Amex&aposs renowned travel and purchase protections.
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" Gross went on to say, "We believe that higher-yielding corporate credits with durations under three years represent an attractive source of income that is often overlooked by the market.
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Game of Thrones changes its opening credits with each and every episode, both to signify which actors appear in the coming installment and to display the various locations it will encompass.
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"I'd talked to Prince Harry previously about finding a way to get that medal to Papworth," she says of the London Hospital that she credits with saving her life in 2014.
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But the approach mostly works in The Glass Castle, as guided by the sure hand of director Destin Daniel Cretton (Short Term 12), who also shares screenplay credits with Andrew Lanham.
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His new book, "A New Map for Relationships," recounts a change in philosophy that he credits with saving his marriage, but which he thinks is also applicable on the world stage.
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Several factions of Reddit made a similar play around the time Slimg launched, moving to a Reddit clone called Voat, a community that Technician credits with getting Slimg off the ground.
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At 18, she met the painter and sculptor Maggi Hambling, the woman she credits with transforming her inchoate urges into a meticulous artistic vision, who let Cecily paint in her garage.
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You can also get up to $100 in airline fee credits with the American Express® Gold Card, or up to $250 with the Hilton Honors Aspire Card from American Express.
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Ticketholders in certain sections will get free credits with which to make "predictions" on the game, including margin of victory, total team points, player blocks, turnovers, steals, triple-doubles and more.
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When he was younger, his mom took him to the jail to see people he knew behind bars, which he credits with changing his life and keeping him out of trouble.
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Dining credits with the Amex Gold cardThe Amex Gold card also offers up to $2250 in dining credits each year, but once again, this credit is only good for specific purchases.
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"It seems sensible that if we require people to pay income taxes with an ITIN, we should allow them access to family oriented tax credits with the same ITIN," said Gardner.
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Max spent 18 weeks without help on waiting lists but eventually, with the support of his family, began seeing a private psychologist whom he credits with helping him turn things around.
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That the gate next to third base — through which the shooter could've walked through right onto the field — was locked, another fact nearly everyone on the team credits with saving their lives.
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On June 14, nine months after the shooting, Biorkman gave birth to Rosalie, the baby girl who she credits with saving the lives of her family — all before she was even born.
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Mr. Spears spent the next 28 days in the hospital under the care of the amazing doctors, nurses and staff at the hospital, who the Spears family credits with saving his life.
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Rating I soon came to a realization: I was not hardcore enough for Hardcore Henry, the first-person shooter film directed by Ilya Naishuller, who shares writing credits with screenwriter Will Stewart.
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Tyler has shared an essay on Facebook to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Pharrell's 2006 solo debut In My Mind, which he credits with shaping his life and career as a teenager.
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Shernaz Daver, the chief marketing officer for Udacity, who company founder Sebastian Thrun credits with architecting the company's dramatic revitalization four years ago, is stepping down from her position with the company.
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Johnny Manziel is about to make his first pro football start since 2015 ... and the woman he credits with saving his life is opening up on his battle back to the field.
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Sitting at his side was also the dry-faced sidekick, Hannibal Buress, who landed early writing credits with Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock and who added a ying to his yang.
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While there are plenty of other companies offering creative tools for marketers, Lightricks brings to the table its own knowledge of digital marketing — something it credits with its own success, in fact.
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Her father, Allain Crenn, was a politician and a painter, whom she credits with developing the awareness of the visual arts and the natural world that is always present in her work.
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Longoria — who shares credits with Anna Faris and Eugenio Derbez in the upcoming comedy Overboard (due out in April) — spoke to PEOPLE CHICA about feeling empowered by her son's presence in her belly.
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Harvey Weinstein&aposs company received more than $400,000 in New York state tax credits -- with one report claiming the company received at least $5 million in subsidies for two productions in recent years.
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As if that weren't already an incredible feat, during season 6 of the show, Graff suffered a knee injury that she credits with having propelled her to complete the stage 1 obstacle course.
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With live music by Toshi Reagon and BIGLovely, the show spotlights some of today's finest tappers, including Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards and Derick K. Grant, who share the choreography credits with Ms. Dorrance. joyce.org.
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By the time she was 13, she was again living with her mother, a Honduran immigrant Ms. Fennell calls an "oral storyteller," whom she credits with instilling in her a love of stories.
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For small business owners who travel frequently, an annual $153 Dell credit is likely more useful than $100 at Saks Fifth Avenue and $200 in US-only Uber credits with restrictive expiration dates.
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Mr. Trump will most likely talk about a robust economy, a low rate of unemployment, a tax cut he credits with spurring growth and his push to roll back federal regulations on business.
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The best $28 he ever spent, he said, was to commission a sign that read, "Caution: Brewery Ahead," which he credits with being the primary magnet for newfound clientele (the sign recently went missing).
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For Wayne though, he's just thrilled to be able to recognize his teacher, whom he also credits with providing some much needed discipline in his life, as she retires after 37 years of service.
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Fighting that has let Amazon nurture even out-of-the-box fits like Amazon Prime Video, which the company credits with driving the growth of both Amazon Prime and, indirectly, the core retail business.
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In an effort to ease that effect, the Republican bill also proposes replacing Obamacare's tax credits with a new system of aid, and imposes a new financial penalty for people who let their coverage lapse.
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Credits similar to Extraction - privately held companies with expensive bank debt considering an IPO - as well as good quality credits with high-coupon bonds outstanding are all seen as potential candidates to tap the market.
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She started by creating websites, and then published her first app at age 13 Since then, she's attended four WWDCs, which she credits with giving her the tools to make her ideas come to life.
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Now only did he share songwriting credits with members of the Revolution and the New Power Generation and mentor Shelia E. and the Bangles, he wrote songs for Chaka Khan, Paula Abdul, and Sinead O'Connor.
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It offers credits for Uber, up to $2000 each year in credits with the airline of your choice, and up to a $100 statement credit to cover the cost of TSA PreCheck or Global Entry.
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Indeed, these formative lessons in leadership and work ethic became the guiding principles for her career as a journalist, lessons she credits with her rise to become one of the top hosts on FOX News.
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Despite her struggles, Karen continues to believe in higher beings, while Angus discards it completely and instead decides to believe in his relationship with Gregg, who Angus credits with saving him from his abusive family.
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For Jimenez, Daylight is a possibility to give back to players, but also to White Bird Medical, a local free health clinic in Eugene, Oregon that he credits with keeping him from serious self-harm.
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To be fair, though, Butler has the confidence of someone on the cusp of 30, whereas the teenagers he portrays — whom Butler credits with keeping him in a "young mindset" — are still figuring themselves out.
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Tillerson had spearheaded the maximum pressure campaign that the administration credits with getting the North Koreans to the negotiating table, bringing up the issue in every country meeting he had, no matter how seemingly unrelated.
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Tillerson had spearheaded the maximum pressure campaign that the administration credits with bringing the North Koreans to the negotiating table, bringing the issue up in every country meeting he had, no matter how seemingly unrelated.
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Similarly, CPP set emissions reduction targets for individual states, but left open the formula for how to meet those goals, whether through retiring dirty power plants, building up renewables, or trading compliance credits with other states.
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A pregnant woman who escaped the deadly Las Vegas shooting last year has welcomed a baby girl, who she credits with saving her life — and the lives of her parents and husband — on that terrifying night.
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And in South Africa, software company Bankymoon has been installing blockchain-backed meters in underfunded schools to let people anywhere on the planet give the schools electricity credits with donations in blockchain-based currencies like bitcoin.
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The young woman, who goes by the pseudonym Celeste Guap, said it all started when she was 17 years old and became romantically involved with O'Brien, who she credits with saving her from a dangerous pimp.
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The 38-year-old, who stars in the new movie After The Reality, opened up about his hopes for being a father and gushed about his wife, whom he already credits with the baby's good looks.
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But access to the international markets has effectively slammed shut this year as investors flee EM credits with high exposure to oil and the sovereign's bond prices sink in the wake of the recent crude rout.
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The main drag is dotted with the offices of loan sharking businesses that offer "micro credits" with 2 percent daily interest to people whose pensions or salaries can't be stretched to the end of the month.
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The pro wrestling legend stepped up and reached out to the 475-pound man ... offering to coach him through his patented DDP Yoga program -- the same program that Jake "The Snake" Roberts credits with saving his life.
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Named after Cliff Kaufmann—the person skateboarder Marc Johnson credits with teaching him the kickflip—Cliff is a skate film filled with enough reality-bending elements to break free from the conventions usually reserved for its ilk.
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The American Express Green card currently offers statement credits with three different merchants: uUp to $100 in statement credits each year toward CLEAR membership — CLEAR is an alternative to TSA PreCheck that offers expedited biometric security clearance.
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And on a more true-to-life end, Brian Tyree Henry is shifting from a former probationary student, to a full-blown celeb with acting credits with Donald Glover, Jodie Foster, and the Jeff "uh" Goldblum himself.
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She wrote the first draft in 2015 in the Public's Emerging Writers Group, a program she'd tried for five years to get into, and which she credits with making possible the television writing she has done since.
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Now 24, he belongs to the first generation for whom it was possible to be raised on videogames—in his case, Japanese role-playing games, whose text-heavy interfaces he credits with making him an adept reader.
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The two sources, who asked for anonymity since the exact numbers are not public, estimated CHS credits with Seara - not to be mistaken with Brazilian meatpacker JBS's processed foods unit Seara SA - to be around $200 million.
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At the time of the tweet, Y Combinator president Sam Altman, who Hamilton credits with helping her in the early days of Backstage Capital, originally said the firm wouldn't cut ties with Thiel over his political views.
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As proposed, the rule would set up an emissions trading system for a state's power sector, mandating cuts for power producers but allowing them to trade reduction credits with low-carbon electricity generators like wind or solar power.
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But Avengers: Endgame is the very MCU film to end before the credits with nothing coming after except a light tease that should give all Marvel fans a nice chuckle after three whole hours of emotional highs and lows.
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But there were some adults he credits with supporting him through difficult times and emotions, the chief being his grandfather Fred McFeely, who was honored on "Neighborhood" by that most reoccurring of characters, the speedy delivery man Mr. McFeely.
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If Republicans were smart, they would first remove the cancer on our health care system (the 2015 repeal bill) and then pair the refundable tax credits with cost-cutting legislation to open up interstate competition and alternative insurance arrangements.
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Polygon spotted a Twitter thread from Naughty Dog animator Jonathan Cooper, who also has animation credits with the Assassins Creed and Mass Effect series, in which Cooper theorizes about what happened to create some of Andromeda's more memorable gaffes.
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The DHS touted its trusted traveler programs in an earlier statement Friday unveiling a tool allowing passengers to easily compare the programs, which the agency credits with reducing checkpoint wait times and enhancing security at airports around the country.
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Bruno Mars takes Lara Logan back to his roots: a crude concrete cabin in an abandoned bird sanctuary in Hawaii, where he lived after his parents' divorce — a rough patch he credits with fueling his ascent as a hitmaker.
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Mr. Khan has positioned himself as a fighter against corruption, taking aim at the dynastic politics and nepotism of parties like the PML-N while maintaining a good relationship with the military, which he credits with protecting the country.
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Unlike Tsar Nicholas, his wife and his children (whom the church credits with enduring pain with fortitude), Grand Duchess Elizabeth is honoured for something more positive, the work she did to relieve the poor and infirm of her adopted country.
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Mikki Kendall tweeted a list of activists she credits with helping secure black women's right to vote: I owe my right to vote to Sojourner Truth, Ida B. Wells, Mary Church Terrell, Mary Cary, Nannie Burroughs, Frances Harper, & Daisy Lampkin.
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Queue up your favorite show, be it House Of Cards or The Crown, and you'll see a new "skip intro" button to the far right (just above the time stamp) that lets you bypass the opening credits with a single click.
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"Fragile markets are good for us: abundant liquidity over the past few years has made our business less attractive, while now companies need to assess if it makes sense to hold credits with a potentially longer reimbursement time," Belingheri said.
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This tax software will help you get the maximum refund, while it takes into account more than 229.99 deductions and credits with up to date tax laws taken into consideration, such as charitable donations, mortgages, and eduction and medical expenses.
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Whitney's "I Got Rhythm" is the façade of the Palazzo Farnese in Rome, whose "one tier, another tier, another tier" architectural style he credits with influencing his format, which became his machine for painting — a machine the he is constantly reworking.
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Saudi Arabia has increased its focus on U.S. investment in recent years, a development it credits with its Vision 28500 program, meant to, among other things, modernize the country's economy and reduce its dependence on oil as a revenue source.
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He sees this orientation as typical of younger diasporic writers, such as the Nigerian novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, whose best-selling "Americanah," from 2013, James credits with changing attitudes, in the publishing industry, toward novels by and about people of color.
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We got Ric -- a huge Cavs fan and the man LeBron credits with keeping him off the street as a kid -- out in NYC ... and asked if Cleveland is in trouble after the Pacers took it to them in Game 1.
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Bertram L. Baker, who was Brooklyn's first black elected official — a man whom Letitia James, the New York City public advocate, credits with paving the way for her and many other black politicians — had a very specific role model: Alexander Hamilton.
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She published the basic recipe in her first cookbook, "Mama Never Cooked Like This," and variations in subsequent ones, including the official cookbook of the 1986 world's fair in Vancouver, which Dr. Newman credits with helping to spread the bar's fame.
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The system will use an algorithm to initially determine who can cash in earned time credits, with inmates deemed higher risk excluded from cashing in, although not from earning the credits (which they could then cash in if their risk level is reduced).
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Brown leads the congregation in a rendition of "Ella's Song," a civil rights era hymn written to honor Ella Baker, whom history credits with laying the groundwork for grassroots organizing you see today, like what helped get Doug Jones elected in Alabama.
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The central bank is poised to cut interest rates as soon as Thursday and will probably follow up soon afterwards by reviving the massive bond-buying program that it credits with helping to shore up the economy after the global financial crisis.
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SUNDAY BUSINESS An article last Sunday about the businessman Tom Clarke's plan to cut carbon emissions by selling pollution credits with each ton of coal misstated the amount of time it takes an acre of trees to convert 2698 tons of carbon.
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"There is just so much capital available that has to be put to work and investors are willing to buy credits with more borrower-favorable collateral or covenant protections in order to achieve their returns," said Ellen Snare, a partner at King & Spalding.
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He often defers to his associates: Randall Restiano, his wine director, who handles buying wine for the restaurant and shop, and Jean-Emmanuel Simond, a wine importer and consultant in Paris, whom Mr. Zabar credits with a pivotal role in developing his taste.
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Friberg, too, appeared validated, and said he was happy to hear the denunciation of the left from Trump – a politician he credits with having helped Europe's identitarians in their goal of moving what was considered politically acceptable in the debate on immigration.
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The research team predicted even bigger health benefits if states enact carbon pricing — a market-based climate strategy that in this case would entail capping the amount of companies industry can put out, and allowing them to trade carbon credits with each other.
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Mr. Lewis wears a gold hoop earring in each ear and a blue lanyard around his neck to show off his membership in the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, which he credits with providing him and his colleagues with financial security.
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The system would use an algorithm to initially determine who can cash in earned time credits, with inmates deemed higher risk excluded from cashing in, although not from earning the credits (which they could then cash in if their risk level is reduced).
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Hollis and his sherpa guide, Pemba Tshering - a man he credits with keeping him alive through snow-blindness and several "terrifying" problems with his oxygen tank - decided to go for the summit a day early, risking adverse weather to avoid potential crowds.
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The system would use an algorithm to initially determine who can cash in earned time credits, with inmates deemed higher risk excluded from cashing in although not from earning the credits (which they could then cash in if their risk level is reduced).
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Then-President Barack Obama announced the DACA program on the day she graduated college, a reprieve Dhalla credits with paving the way for her to get a job, buy a home and car and pay off tens of thousands of dollars in student loans.
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Despite his insistence that he would not treat a patient with, say, paranoid schizophrenia (as Jenssen alleges Janov has attempted), Wenham is reluctant to criticize primal's great guru, the man whose theories he credits with pulling him from the brink of a nervous breakdown.
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Features it credits with helping its growth include a new location-based pricing feature that offers geo-based discounts; a refreshed loyalty program offering even deeper discounts for repeat bookers; and the expansion of its in-app message-based concierge service — to cover 50 more markets.
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On this week's Dancing with the Stars, the Pretty Little Liars alum dedicated her foxtrot with pro Gleb Savchenko — which earned her a 24 out of 30 — to her fiancé Hudson Sheaffer, whom she credits with lifting her up during the most challenging period of her life.
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A pro bassist—some heavy Googling will turn up a '70s psych band from the Philippines called Destiny that one Sam Sen has bass credits with—he took over at Fran's right around the time he was starting to find it difficult to lug around his rig.
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Adding means tested tax credits with HSAs would also provide low income patients with the help they need to really make the best use of insurance when they need it – addressing a serious criticism of Republicans' current approach, which only allows tax credits to vary with age.
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Up to $313 in airline fee credits each yearGet up to $200 of your annual fee back in credits with the airline of your choice when you use your Amex Business Platinum to pay for incidentals like baggage fees, priority seating or boarding, and other airline incidentals.
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Mr. Tolokontsev has lived all his life under Mr. Putin's rule, and for him the letters U.S.S.R. conjure up images of the Soviet emblem and its hammer-and-sickle flag, and of the ruthless wartime leader — Stalin — whom the young man credits with the country's development.
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After graduating with an architecture degree in 1985, he got his start in Milan's postmodern scene, notably under the designer Aldo Cibic, a member of the Memphis group whom Van Duysen credits with encouraging him to concentrate on the elemental shapes that still dominate his work.
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Bridging or subscription loans are revolving credits with tenors of one to three years and are priced at around 160bp while portfolio loans are three to five-year term loans and are priced at more than 300bp, according to a bank that specializes in the deals.
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His great uncle, the surgeon Richard Light, once steered a seaplane 29,000 miles around the globe, and his father navigated A-24 bombers over Europe during World War II. Inspired, Light started soloing in gliders at age 14—which he credits with teaching him how air works.
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The Business Platinum Card® from American Express has one of the highest annual fees around ($2000), but when you add up all its benefits — from annual statement credits with Dell to savings through the Amex International Airline Program — you could get up to $13,21 in value.
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That said, several notable podcasts have emerged in the non-fiction true crime genre in the years since: Generation Why, True Murder, Criminal and, of course, Serial, which Boudet credits with sparking more interest in podcasting in general — not to mention a boom in subscribers for his show.
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" Purdy's mom, Brenda, a middle-aged embracer of new media who stage-dived at her son's recent show in Madison, and whom he credits with his "happy-go-lucky" attitude, said "the energy of his positive vibe" exploded during that performance: "I believe the expression is, 'It was lit!
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In 2014, the Office of Special Investigations began reviewing a cluster of mostly anonymous complaints of academic violations by the administrators, including charges that they had pressured teachers to give passing grades and allowed students to make up credits with courses that did not meet the department's standards.
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Kravitz went on to relationships with French singer Vanessa Paradis (who he credits with helping him set down roots Paris back in the '90s), model Adriana Lima and actress Nicole Kidman (to whom he was briefly engaged), but he has long pointed to Bonet as one of his deepest loves.
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When you purchase a ticket for Seth Rogen's Sausage Party — a tale of anthropomorphic food and religion — you are implicitly agreeing to be jackhammered by 90 minutes' worth of dick jokes courtesy of Rogen and his friends (here, he shares screenplay credits with Kyle Hunter, Ariel Shaffir, and Evan Goldberg).
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"We want this throne to be exhibited and looked after in a museum honouring Jean-Bédel Bokassa," says Héritier Doneng, a leader of Patriotes Centrafricains, a group that aims to "defend the country's cultural values" in part by praising the late emperor, whom it credits with building a university and schools.
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As a new guard of dealers rises, collaborating and competing with one another — Mary Boone, Gagosian's rival for Castelli's blessing, is one of a handful of female gallerists Shanyerson credits with challenging male domination of the field — it must also contend with the insatiable market it has helped to create.
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Amy Chua, author of the best-selling how-to-raise-an-uber-meritocrat memoir "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" (and whom Mr. Markovits credits with helping him write for a popular audience), said she loves "The Meritocracy Trap," even if she takes a more sanguine view of the system.
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The bill, called the American Health Care Act (AHCA), would repeal most of the ACA's taxes and fees, phase out the ACA's expansion of the Medicaid program, cap federal funding of Medicaid and replace the ACA's income-based premium tax credits with age-based ones meant to help Americans buy coverage.
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Ernest "Fritz" Hollings, a South Carolina Democrat and longtime friend whom the former vice president credits with helping him get elected to the Senate and with convincing him to remain in the chamber after a tragic car accident claimed the lives of his first wife and 13-month-old daughter in 1972.
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Even though this is a "fishing" game, it more closely resembles a large, multiplayer turret-shooting arena To play, you feed money into the cash slot to buy credits, which also double as ammunition—$21 might buy you 210 credits, for example, with your gun using up 2414 credits with every shot.
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And that is ok with Woodland, who until Sunday was the mostly anonymous figure playing second fiddle to Amy Bockerstette - a special Olympian golfer he credits with giving him the mental strength to see off a challenge from two-time defending U.S. Open champion Brook Koepka to claim the biggest win of his career.
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Freeman also considers the town a perfect home base: touring is such a massive part of her life that Galax's slower pace and homeyness allows her to focus her time away from the road on her four-year-old daughter, who she credits with giving her the push to go all in with pursuing a career in music.
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The greats are here, either discussed or appearing on camera themselves: Max Steiner (whose orchestral flourishes enriched "King Kong"); Alex North (of "A Streetcar Named Desire," whom the film credits with ushering jazz into scores); John Barry (whose James Bond theme would influence spy films in perpetuity); and giants on their own mountaintop, Bernard Herrmann and Ennio Morricone.
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The fear of dying while playing is very real, something Bennett carries onto the field each Sunday — not necessarily because he's afraid of death but because he's aware of the crater such a loss would leave in the lives of his three daughters and his wife, Pele, whom he credits with helping form his compassionate worldview.
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"While we believe prevailing market conditions merit conservative fixed-income positioning, especially in light of lofty valuations in more rate-sensitive segments of the market ... we believe that higher-yielding corporate credits with durations under three years represent an attractive source of income that is often overlooked by the market," Gross wrote to investors at the end of 2017.
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In fact, when BI searched for "UFO" on YouTube Kids, one of the top videos to appear was a nearly five-hour-long lecture by professional conspiracy theorist David Icke, who covers everything in the clip from "reptile human bloodlines," to the Freemasons, who he credits with building the Statue of Liberty, Las Vegas, Christianity, and Islam, among other things.
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As with the C-Corp set-up, Atlas for LLCs costs $500, which includes forming new entity, getting a tax ID, getting a U.S. business bank account and Stripe account, access to expert tax and legal advice, tools for handling taxes, and credits with a number of services; as well as access to the Stripe Atlas Community for networking and extra resources.
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Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) has not yet announced a bid for the White House, but on Friday the California senator faced a line of inquiry from MSNBC host Joe Scarborough that he credits with dooming the presidential campaign of former Sen.
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Trading credits created through a U.N. system would require sign-off between buyer and seller — something the U.S. companies might not be allowed to do if the U.S. isn't part of the Paris agreement, said Dirk Forrister, CEO and president of the International Emissions Trading Association, whose members include Chevron, Dow, Shell and BP. And it's not clear that countries whose companies trade emissions credits with U.S. companies would be allowed to count those credits toward their Paris-linked greenhouse gas pledges — jeopardizing the economic viability of dealing in credits to American businesses.
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