Deep pockets of water were broken up by areas of dry land, which gave way again to deep pockets of water.
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Let's address the elephant in the room: it often takes deep pockets (like, really deep pockets) to follow product recommendations from a celebrity hairstylist.
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Even those with deep pockets hate to be ripped off.
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"If you have deep pockets, you have options," he said.
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Some investors with deep pockets are laying money on it.
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Spotify's main rivals, Apple, Amazon and Google, have deep pockets.
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In this, having deep pockets will be a great help.
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O with its deep pockets and massive iPhone user base.
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The industry's rearguard action was vast, disciplined, with deep pockets.
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The reason is, you've got people with really deep pockets.
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Google's edge against the latter may be its deep pockets.
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It just has to find a buyer with deep pockets.
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And they have successfully courted major backers with deep pockets, too.
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"The distributors and Johnson & Johnson have extremely deep pockets," he added.
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But any music industry buyer will need to have deep pockets.
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Sachdeva said that Amazon's "deep pockets" will be its biggest advantage.
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France is no match for China's deep pockets and economic might.
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THEY HAVE VERY DEEP POCKETS WHAT IF THEY COME BACK AGAIN.
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What Netflix had to offer was creative control and deep pockets.
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But tech firms, some with deep pockets, are also moving in.
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The majors' deep pockets mean they can afford methane-detection programmes.
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Even with its deep pockets, Facebook faces fierce competition for talent.
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But it also benefits from Goldman's deep pockets and cheap funding.
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"This is a game that requires deep pockets," Mr. Pinnington said.
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But the broadcasters' deep pockets would make them a formidable opponent.
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Fortunately for them, a billionaire with deep pockets has joined their team.
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Despite those deep pockets, Twitter prevailed, as Bloomberg first reported Tuesday morning.
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But the group has shown in the past it has deep pockets.
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AstraZeneca's deep pockets, expertise and global heft should yield some lucrative discoveries.
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Out-of-towners with deep pockets are prime revenue producers for Maui.
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Unity also faces competition from other game engine makers with deep pockets.
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But Blackstone and its partners have a good reputation and deep pockets.
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But he came to realize that India didn't have China's deep pockets.
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But even deep pockets don't guarantee success in an increasingly digital landscape.
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"For the early adopters with deep pockets, that's great," Mr. Gillett said.
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The pro-tax forces had the help of their own deep pockets.
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The top layer has deep pockets to catch litter and prevent tracking.
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"Deep pockets, that's just something you need when you golf," Joel said.
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Space travel for earthlings (with deep pockets) is also on the horizon.
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But they acknowledge that they'll be fighting against the GOP's deep pockets.
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Meredith hopes it can find other deep pockets for its other titles.
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And the Washington Post under Jeff Bezos has very deep pockets behind it.
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That, though, does not stop countries with limited domestic resources (and deep pockets).
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Bird and Lime have a new competitor that has, possibly, super-deep pockets.
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But Bombardier faces rivals with "deep-pockets" that are aggressively competing on price.
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Bayrock's marketing materials listed Mashkevich and his deep pockets as a strategic partner.
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And his parties attracted sponsors with deep pockets — Bacardi was a longtime client.
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They have deep pockets, and not only Facebook, but the other tech giants.
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If Bloomberg runs, he'll open those deep pockets in the presidential primary contest.
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Our relatively deep pockets also make the United States a particularly attractive target.
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He's someone with deep pockets that has given money to plenty of campaigns.
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I try them on with a matching robe jacket with deep pockets ($460).
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While the club nights are open to the public, deep pockets are required.
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Their deep pockets allow them to buy startups that could one day become rivals.
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They're suing Live Nation and Irving Plaza -- aka the deep pockets -- for unspecified damages.
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Unless there are deep pockets involved: Singapore and Qatar are big importers, per citizen.
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They are also built to win immediately, and their owners have infinitely deep pockets.
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Sarandos expressed no concerns over reaching the bottom of the company's famously deep pockets.
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But private backers with deep pockets would let him expand at his own pace.
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And it's got the deep pockets and electoral firepower to turn it into reality.
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Companies have deep pockets and can outlast opponents in a lawsuit, right or wrong.
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It's why Jaunt only works with partners with deep pockets, like Sir Paul McCartney.
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BlackFly has one advantage: the deep-pockets of a tech billionaire to buoy it.
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There's a new venture fund in Michigan and it aims to have deep pockets.
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There is one group with deep pockets that is eyeing shale: the oil majors.
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Big budget movies need financing, and the Trump administration is full of deep pockets.
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What if there aren't deep pockets and negotiation power to compete for user acquisition?
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Hackers are in high demand, some even work for nation states with deep pockets.
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Big name firms with deep pockets are behind a number of early stage investments.
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With rising rents come shops and services aimed at new arrivals with deep pockets.
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A Senate Democrat is challenging the deep pockets of the National Football League (NFL).
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That difference doesn't just reflect the greater abundance of deep pockets on the right.
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Their financial backing from Snap's deep pockets likely helps make the open-sourcing possible.
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But for all of the deep pockets at the table, the meal was simple.
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Or at least taking advantage of the very deep pockets of an American company.
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Even with deep pockets, getting tested still isn't as easy as writing a checkDr.
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The contemporary art the brothers produce suits people with large houses and deep pockets.
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Rick Scott's deep pockets as critical to opening up the rest of the map.
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This year's auction raked in $3.3 million from an anonymous bidder with deep pockets.
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Tech companies, with massive audiences, deep pockets, and advertiser relationships, are a good match.
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New private players with deep pockets and government-owned giant BSNL had stepped in.
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With so many apartments on the market, renters with deep pockets can be picky.
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That requires the kind of deep pockets and longtime horizons that startups rarely have.
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Some of that partiality is to be expected, considering the deep pockets of media corporations.
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First, as elections have grown costlier, parties are desperate to identify candidates with deep pockets.
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Goldman maintained that Beyond isn't too concerned about competitors with deep pockets joining the sector.
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Everyone wants to be able to customize her watchbands, not just those with deep pockets.
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With LinkedIn now off the market, those deep pockets may come take a harder look.
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Analysts said another ITV bid for eOne was unlikely, given its lack of deep pockets.
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The daunting cost of entry gives candidates with high profiles or deep pockets an advantage.
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Completely tailor-made shoes are also available if you have deep pockets and are patient.
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But they have big ideas, deep pockets and a business model that seems to work.
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Most upstarts join forces with BAT to gain access to users, algorithms and deep pockets.
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Now only rivals with very deep pockets can hope to keep down with Amazon's prices.
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Despite being backed by the deep pockets of Oppo, OnePlus still operates like a startup.
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Finding a buyer with deep pockets dulls the pain of being a publicly traded company.
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Bloomberg has emerged as a force in Democratic politics, mostly because of his deep pockets.
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The nonprofit has a history of aggressive spending and has proven it has deep pockets.
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Amazon, though, has deep pockets, technological nous and an inventory of U.S. products, she added.
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Adam Byrne, Managing Director at ING Bank, said Chinese lenders "have very deep pockets indeed".
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Mr. Amsterdam has a long history of representing clients with deep pockets and big problems.
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"You need very deep pockets to play in this field," said Mr. Warman, of Newzoo.
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But what does that mean for smaller companies without deep pockets and huge risk tolerance?
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Small groups with deep pockets may order tons of content suited to their unique tastes.
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The e-commerce giant also has deep pockets and is known for effective logistical execution.
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It has two deep pockets, which, honestly, I don't use as much as I should.
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It, too, is blue, boasts deep pockets, an adjustable neck strap and stain-resistant technology.
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With great help from the tech boom and investors with deep pockets, unicorns are everywhere.
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In recent years, Netflix and Amazon Studios have had deep pockets for acquisition at Sundance.
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With LinkedIn now off the market, those deep pockets may come take a closer look.
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But the deep pockets of Netflix (NFLX) and Disney (DIS) mean the companies have louder voices.
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The two-year-old Israeli startup has certainly attracted its share of fans with deep pockets.
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WM: Some of these guys, they have deep pockets but they get those alligator arms sometimes.
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Putting on an opera still requires deep pockets, just as it did in 18th-century Europe.
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Gianforte has deep pockets and high name recognition after mounting an unsuccessful gubernatorial campaign in 2016.
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That would be a huge endeavor, even for companies with deep pockets like Amazon or Comcast.
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Startups, without the deep pockets of these CPG powerhouses, must look elsewhere to create their brands.
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Given the deep pockets of many ISPs, there are bound to be plenty of legal challenges.
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Instead, he has tapped the deep pockets of Patrick Soon-Shiong for a $70.5 million investment.
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Deep pockets meant companies could spend millions on a flashy television advertisement, then see sales rise.
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Corporate lobbying can seem corrupt and it favors industries with deep pockets, but laws govern lobbying.
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But for a bowl of poke, you don't need a reservation, deep pockets or more courses.
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Though this isn't yet real, the deep pockets of the superrich are inspiring plans like these.
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The company, with its deep pockets, can start the software-writing parade, but will others follow?
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Challenging such demands is difficult and often requires deep pockets, attorneys familiar with such orders said.
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A system where a few deep pockets can drown out the voices of millions is broken.
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Both companies have incredibly high valuations, too, and, depending on respective burn rates, quite deep pockets.
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The Islamic State still has deep pockets, affiliates around the world, and a knack for recruitment.
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England's top soccer clubs have attracted huge international fan bases and owners with extremely deep pockets.
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The flip side is lengthy vetting processes limit medical wearable innovations to companies with deep pockets.
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Its ambitions and deep pockets aren't the only things that make the Chan Zuckerberg organization unique.
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But that windfall bypassed most smaller cities, which lack the deep pockets to support news gathering.
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The Real Deal: Good news for toy-lovers with deep pockets: Jabba's Sail Barge is coming soon.
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For "heavier fixers," interested parties would likely include veteran flippers, investors, and institutional buyers with deep pockets.
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And their money would have also come from a small handful of anonymous donors with deep pockets.
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One big hurdle for the industry to overcome is bringing institutional investors with deep pockets on board.
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James Bond fans with deep pockets will soon be able to live vicariously through the iconic character.
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For some, the war of the machines has begun — and you don't need deep pockets to play.
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It wasn't only the geography of the place though, but rather the deep pockets of musical knowledge.
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Silicon Valley has some smart people, deep pockets, plenty of lawyers, and a loud voice in Washington.
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As long as homes are scarce, only those with deep pockets will be able to afford them.
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Both Nicholson and Vukmir have earned prominent endorsements and have people with deep pockets in their corners.
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As the country slid further into economic depression, Mr. Slim was the rare businessman with deep pockets.
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A lack of deep pockets won't hinder a hopeful and might even help one's chances, testimony showed.
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Or maybe another person with deep pockets will put up money for this project or something similar.
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So how much money will be coming out of the NFL's deep pockets for the two singers?
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Instead, they are up against huge hotel companies with deep pockets as well as competitors on Airbnb.
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If fund-raising among those with deep pockets is condemned as "corrupt," Democrats are destined to lose.
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Ryan's office dismissed "buzzwords and special interest ad campaigns with deep pockets" in defending the bill. Rep.
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The NRA still has deep pockets but they are no longer the loudest voices in the conversation.
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So I was glad that somebody with deep pockets and apparently a good intention had bought it.
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This time the location is Singapore not London, and Graj will have Uber's deep pockets at his disposal.
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The deep pockets typically come from corporations whose operations and products benefit the most from robotic innovation, e.g.
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A takeover would require deep pockets without an extreme decline - the company is currently worth about $603 billion.
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But there would be no change in incentives for owners with deep pockets, such as property-development firms.
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Investors' goodwill (and deep pockets) will dry up sooner rather than later, and fares will have to rise.
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The only writers who frequent the place, says the day manager, tend to be celebrities with deep pockets.
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Now Amazon, with its deep pockets and track record of disrupting industry upon industry, is entering the ring.
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Instead, Kickstarter says it will work directly with the funders to find good matches for their deep pockets.
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In the AI champions league are a few companies that have deep pockets and can attract critical talent.
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Indeed, the recent investment of $102 million makes sure that they have the deep pockets needed to succeed.
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The Celestial is on the roll, with deep pockets America lined up for them since the late 1980s.
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New York City, thanks to Google's deep pockets, recently began installing its own network of Wi-Fi kiosks.
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Didi Kuaidi is using its deep pockets to expand across China and is matching Uber's own cash piles.
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Atomico raised a whopping $765 million for its latest fund, meaning it has deep pockets for ambitious firms.
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I'm sure more will pop up over time, since everyone loves to sue a company with deep pockets.
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In fact, some schools with high sticker prices also have very deep pockets for financial aid, Franek said.
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Mary J. Blige's estranged husband/ex-manager, Martin "Kendu" Isaacs, wants her to open up her deep pockets.
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But for blu, with its relatively short list of products and deep pockets, it's a fairly simple procedure.
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Deep pockets do not go as far as they used to, however, in a highly charged political atmosphere.
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Finding good outside advisers is possible for institutions without deep pockets, he said, but it is very difficult.
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Outside of the deep pockets of Chinese firms, another individual buyer may be hard for Chile to find.
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"Audi, Mercedes, BMW, all have deep pockets, all have big marketing spends, are have really big advertising budgets."
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The New York-based tech entrepreneur was entering a world largely dominated by older politicians with deep pockets.
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It has a hood, deep pockets, and most importantly, a big tie to hold the whole thing together.
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In the 1950s, women across the country wore practical, button-down housedresses with tight waists and deep pockets.
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Smaller retail tickets are also likely to be included to capture the deep pockets of Latin American offshore money.
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Mexican investors hope the fund's deep pockets will be a gamechanger for young companies that struggle to fundraise locally.
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I was at a political fundraiser earlier this year, again nestled in among several longtime donors with deep pockets.
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For those merchants with less deep pockets, services like TrueLayer over time will likely help them do the same.
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The rare exceptions to this rule—firms like Lenovo, Haier and Huawei—were giant technology companies with deep pockets.
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The tech giant has endless data on what people want to buy, deep pockets and a habit of winning.
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Even the deep pockets of Instacart's investors won't necessarily protect it from the power that the deal gives Amazon.
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Being connected to a community with deep pockets of start-up capital helps graduates get funding for their ideas.
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"As a small business owner, I don't have deep pockets, I don't have big box marketing funds," she said.
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Instagram's deep pockets have allowed it to rapidly release Stories and ephemeral messaging features, in some cases leapfrogging Snapchat.
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Romney hit at Obama over his "you didn't build that" quote, while Obama dinged Romney for his deep pockets.
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Getting into "Hamilton" these days requires either deep pockets — for tickets on the secondary market — or high-level connections.
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An anonymous bidder with deep pockets spent over $3 million to have lunch with billionaire investing legend Warren Buffett.
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The stations were overwhelmed, several of the former owners told Business Insider, by large law firms with deep pockets.
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And competitors with deep pockets from all over the world are waiting to cheer if you happen to fail.
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With his deep pockets and bold ambitions, Musk, the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, attracts attention whatever he tries.
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And if Republican incumbents in red districts are falling short of their opponents, Republicans' deep pockets might be strained.
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Any viable alternative to Trump will need to earn big dollars to rival the self-funding billionaire's deep pockets.
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Bloomberg's address As readers of this newsletter know, Bloomberg -- with his deep, deep pockets -- is charting his own path.
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Sheikh Amoudi has opened his deep pockets to build a hospital in Addis Ababa and fund AIDS treatment programs.
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Dr. Soon-Shiong's deep pockets could also help prop up a larger newsroom and more ambitious, far-reaching journalism.
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Journalists, who do not have the deep pockets of some professions, were not a particularly bountiful source of money.
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Mr. Housenbold said SoftBank's deep pockets — it has $98 billion in cash to spend — might be influencing the market.
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But some lawmakers raised questions about Amazon's deep pockets and its ability to undercut the prices of smaller competitors.
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But despite Ross's deep pockets, and despite Relevent's long-term deals with some teams, soccer remains a relationships business.
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This workforce has the muscle to detect, chase down and require large companies with deep pockets to stop polluting.
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But the good news is that we know a guy with deep pockets who can pick up the tab.
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It has deep pockets, with new production coming on stream from the Permian, the Gulf of Mexico and Australia.
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Meanwhile, all of those deep-pocketed competitors Roku has been fighting are still around, and still have deep pockets.
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Even other "outsider" candidates like Barry Goldwater and George McGovern had wealthy constituencies that dug into their deep pockets.
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It's a major challenge, but presents both humanitarian and economic opportunities to companies with deep pockets and large geographical footprints.
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Lindsay Lohan better have deep pockets if she wants her ex-gf, Samantha Ronson, to DJ for her upcoming nuptials.
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It's true the the Commission on Presidential Debates is stocked with well-connected Democrats and Republicans, who have deep pockets.
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The Germans do have the luxury of "deep pockets, deep thinking and time", notes Max Warburton of Bernstein, a bank.
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Their deep pockets and all-around elastic maintain a tight, secure fit on most any mattress — even extra-thick sizes.
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Apple's deep pockets piqued Hollywood's attention as it entered the original programming race and poached two Sony Pictures Television executives.
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They're also designed with all-around elastic and deep pockets so they can fit most mattresses, even extra thick ones.
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But the industry will still face tough times for now, as Jio's deep pockets still squeeze rivals - and its suppliers.
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Some experts say it's easier for big tech companies with deep pockets to meet GDPR's standards than smaller start-ups.
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Why Instacart matters: Few businesses have the deep pockets of Amazon, but Instacart is not without resources of its own.
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This strategy likely wouldn't be possible without the deep pockets of Facebook, which purchased Oculus for $2 billion in 2014.
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And all of a sudden the Big Ten conference comes up, and lo and behold there's ESPN with deep pockets.
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But, if they use their deep pockets to quash competitors completely, the outlook for flyers will not be so rosy.
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Grassroots organizations like Black Lives Matter or the National Women's March, meanwhile, lack the deep pockets of these liberal lobbies.
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They have deep pockets, and they have algorithms that inform them on how to now create custom or original content.
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Going into the festival, Amazon Studios, with its deep pockets and great ambitions, was the hot prospect turning everyone's head.
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His Democratic opponent, Scott Wallace, has deep pockets that will prove helpful as he looks to take down the incumbent.
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Some observers might therefore argue that, because of its deep pockets, Qatar should not be in the new Fragile Five.
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It's bad enough when big companies with deep pockets battle each other, but for young companies, lawsuits can be fatal.
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Candidates with deep pockets try to spend heavily early, to seem omnipresent and inevitable -- this was the Hillary Clinton playbook.
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As a rapper, he landed hard in the pocket; as a producer, he gave himself deep pockets to land in.
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Both Airbus and Boeing have deep pockets to offer discounts on best-selling narrowbody jets, where they make most profit.
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Soldier of Love Mr. Singh's deep pockets and gallery sales help fund a grass-roots network of activists in India.
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Tom Steyer and Mike Bloomberg have deep pockets and can ride it out even though their road may lead nowhere.
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And it should remember that public lands belong to all Americans, not just those with deep pockets or political allies.
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It loses about $50 million a year, according to a source close to the company, although SoftBank's deep pockets help.
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Five years after leaving government, he shopped the same idea to an enthusiastic partner: an Arab monarchy with deep pockets.
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West Virginia Alternatively, New Mexico landed in the worst spot for those with deep pockets, the personal finance site found.
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Human resource professionals predict that the number of boomerang retiree programs will expand, especially among larger companies with deep pockets.
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Producing all those episodes of television is expensive, which means reasonably deep pockets are required just to enter the game.
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But it's not the first time an individual or company with deep pockets has recognized the need for student debt relief.
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Imposing copyrights on APIs would introduce legal friction and stunt innovation, favoring those with deep pockets over those with creative ideas.
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Gambling companies in the U.S. have "deep pockets" and could be "hunting around" for assets, said Dawes from Shaw and Partners.
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In the West people generally need deep pockets before they can afford to buy into products such as money-market funds.
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When a well-known artist allies with a streaming company with deep pockets, major labels can be squeezed from the equation.
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To solve those big artificial intelligence problems requires world-class engineers, and that requires an owner or investor with deep pockets.
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Henry Davis as the party's vice presidential candidate, attracted by deep pockets the party hoped could help fund the presidential campaign.
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Their deep pockets, fervent membership base, and exorbitantly powerful lobbying arm have stymied any kind of meaningful gun reform for decades.
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And having SoftBank's Masayoshi Son on side would be valuable, with his deep pockets and ride-hailing holdings across the globe.
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But with its deep pockets, it can afford to invest heavily - a strategy that competitors may struggle to match longer term.
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Other interesting tidbits from Senate filings: candidates with deep pockets are still willing to bankroll their campaigns in the final stretch.
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Be prepared to argue based on science and economics, not opinions paid for by someone's undisclosed deep pockets and political agenda!
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That'll be important in his primary bid against seven other candidates, many of whom sport similarly strong resumes and deep pockets.
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They're unisex, water-resistant, and flattering on my 5-foot-7 frame, with deep pockets that are usually reserved for menswear.
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This provision is critical to ensuring our elections are open to candidates of all types – not just those with deep pockets.
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But tapping its deep pockets to pay for one must-see original scripted series could help wedge Watch into people's lives.
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According to the docs ... Starfest told Perez they'd already booked Drake, and had deep pockets for him to find additional headliners.
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Still, Waymo's corporate parent, Alphabet, has deep pockets and a strategy designed to leverage eight years of developing self-driving cars.
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Buying a stock like Time Warner now may be best for those with strong convictions or deep pockets or, ideally, both.
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Skeptics of Occidental's effort to acquire Anadarko have consistently noted that Occidental does not have the deep pockets that Chevron has.
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Still, Apple has deep pockets — it generated $266 billion in sales and $59.5 billion in profit in its last fiscal year.
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Global in reach, and with deep pockets, Rehabilitation International hoped to promote the symbol through its many media and political connections.
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Up against B.N.'s massive, well-oiled party machinery and deep pockets, the opposition's candidates at times looked ragged and disorganized.
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The challenges of finding and reaching deep pockets of hot water and steam have limited geothermal electricity adoption around the globe.
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Its purpose is fundamentally to further enhance the rich and well-off and basically screw those who don't have deep pockets.
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HBO now faces competition in the direct-to-subscriber model, and it's from companies that have deep pockets and global reach.
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Sheryl Sandberg recently donated $0003 million worth of Facebook stock to a family DAF, but deep pockets are far from required.
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With wealth pouring in from the American colonies from the 218th century onward, Spain's rulers had deep pockets for buying art.
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And of course, those with deep pockets are unlikely to back a challenger when they know prospects for success are that low.
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He's wildly popular with the city, and he's kept his soul clean in a jurisdiction packed with organized crime and deep pockets.
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In luxury goods, for example, French conglomerates with deep pockets, notably LVMH and Kering, have been acquiring smaller Italian rivals for years.
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Festivals are inherently precarious and so the lure of a transnational company with deep pockets to shore up the risk is understandable.
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Even with all the celebrity endorsements, how successful will these exclusive services be, if only people with deep pockets can use them?
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From the beginning, Google was seen as having an edge by virtue of its deep pockets and ability to attract top talent.
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Page's three eVTOL projects have made it this far thanks to a group of strong-willed engineers and his own deep pockets.
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The WNBA has also had 20 years to establish its fan base, as well as the support of the NBA's deep pockets.
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Its price and size are turn-offs for me, but someone with a larger bathroom and deep pockets might really like it.
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But Menendez's legal troubles and the deep pockets of his Republican opponent, Bob Hugin , introduce an element of uncertainty into the equation.
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Disney, as one of the largest media franchises around, still has the deep pockets to affect big change in the media industry.
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Not only do these companies have deep pockets, they are also under constant pressure from shareholders to develop and commercialize breakthrough therapies.
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They didn't have lifestyles more akin to owners or the deep pockets with which to underwrite effective foundations or a charter school.
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With an endowment of about $471 million, an enormous sum in the nonprofit world, it has won over donors with deep pockets.
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And having SoftBank's Masayoshi Son on its side would be valuable, with his deep pockets and ride-hailing holdings across the globe.
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What isn't fair is a hardworking student not getting into the school of their dreams because they weren't born with deep pockets.
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In an email to Mr. Erickson, Ms. Butina noted that the N.R.A.'s deep pockets made it especially influential in American elections.
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To live within an altered climate will require deep pockets — a fact that punishes billions of poor people with negligible carbon footprints.
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For buyers with really deep pockets, it's the best OLED TV you can get to hang up in a big living room.
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The undertaking would require a partner with deep pockets, and the Kushners targeted several foreign investors with close ties to their governments.
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Vindu Goel INVESTING Fans of Warren E. Buffett — at least those with deep pockets — have another chance to buy the billionaire lunch.
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Such an environment could favor established companies with deep pockets, making it easier for Google and Facebook to reach customers over upstarts.
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Sheldon Adelson's Las Vegas Sands seems like a shoo-in, and rival MGM Resorts International boasts both deep pockets and extensive experience.
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Silicon Valley companies took notice of their achievements and using deep pockets and big promises, lured many A.I. experts away from Canada.
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Without Mr. Chávez's personal connections or deep pockets, Mr. Maduro has little leverage with authoritarian elements dominated by political and military elites.
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Assisted suicide, legal in several states now, is being promoted everywhere else by the right-to-die lobby and its deep pockets.
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With large name recognition, deep pockets and strong relationships with prominent Republicans, Romney is considered a virtual lock for the Senate seat.
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The Union Square group, with its deep pockets, has begun buying more items in bulk, like paper towels, laundry services and software.
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Students would pay half standard tuition fees, which Hizbullah said was partly why this long-neglected area welcomes Arab donors' deep pockets.
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Rubio's re-election bid, launched late in the game in June, is bolstered by the deep pockets of the Senate Leadership Fund.
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Go deeper: With deep pockets, energy industry notches big midterm wins Corporate America leans GOP in 2018 midterms The new Democrats in DC
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In recent months, Netflix and Amazon have swooped in with deep pockets and global streaming potential, outbidding veteran distributors on hot-ticket films.
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Amazon and Netflix, with their deep pockets and big ambitions, have picked up several films and have driven up the bidding for others.
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So if a billionaire with deep pockets and a commitment to democracy and journalism comes in, you know, I'm all good with that.
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It is not unheard-of for white-collar defendants, especially those with deep pockets, to switch lawyers in the middle of a case.
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It's a sad day in America when foreign governments with deep pockets have more influence in our own country than our great citizens.
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Uber is facing growing competition in London in ride-hailing and food delivery, from scrappy start-ups to the deep pockets of Amazon.
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Don't worry about being the first with a technology — that's a fool's errand when you're competing against deep pockets like Apple and Samsung.
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So Bandersnatch is nothing new; it's just now linked to a new entity, one with finely tuned data-collection capabilities and deep pockets.
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While Las Vegas is hot, he said investors are making the most money in Los Angeles — that is if they have deep pockets.
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For travelers with deep pockets who want to experience the splendor of Venice with serene breaks from the crowds, this hotel is ideal.
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Amazon offers same-day delivery in a growing number of stores, and has deep pockets to expand the ventures that it deems successful.
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Firms which want to secure the licenses have to come with deep pockets, Joseph said, citing the expected cost of acquiring the spectrum.
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Carga pays the Mandalorian, and then gives him info about an off-the-books job with a new client who has deep pockets.
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Digging into its very deep pockets, Beijing has enticed the government of El Salvador to abandon its decades-long official relationship with Taiwan.
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While Google and Microsoft can use their deep pockets to keep up on the innovation front, it's harder to overcome the data disparity.
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Although China has the deep pockets India does not, many Sri Lankans consider India too geographically near to risk being on poor terms.
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The Yankees' deep pockets have also helped ease the absence of Betances, who recently began throwing as he recovers from right shoulder inflammation.
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Or that her campaign, in spite of its extensive networks and deep pockets, failed to detect that something on the ground was wrong.
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Like mouthfuls of bland, brackish jelly, or the sweat off coins from deep pockets, or the fermented milk of a mythical sea creature.
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The original was the result of a commission by the dancer-actress-impresario Ida Rubinstein, a patron with lofty aspirations and deep pockets.
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Both men have deep pockets, setting up a spending race that's on track to be the most expensive gubernatorial election in U.S. history.
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Last year, they survived a major league-record 30 different players landing on the injured list thanks to shrewd moves and deep pockets.
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Its denouement demonstrates some of the dangers of turning over funding of city infrastructure to individuals with deep pockets but, perhaps, thinner skins.
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The woman in the long pink coat kept crying and going in little circles, searching through her deep pockets for more crumpled Kleenex.
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The buyer has deep pockets and no pesky shareholders to answer to, and its target has one of the industry's strongest growth rates.
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What sets these three companies apart are other assets: unparalleled technological brilliance, rare business acumen, deep understanding of financial markets, and deep pockets.
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But it will run into strong resistance from Uber and Lyft, which have deep pockets to spend on lobbying and public relations campaigns.
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All the firms have strong backers with deep pockets and can be expected to burn cash to build market share for several years.
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But one outfit with deep pockets, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, eventually paid attention, hoping the research might help alleviate global poverty.
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It faced long odds against the competition, two Chinese energy companies with deep pockets, Beijing's support and significant pull with the Ugandan government.
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Google does have deep pockets, though, and it has Android, a powerful combination that should have companies like Samsung and Huawei really worried.
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The New England city's startup scene is broad and has deep pockets of expertise in biotech, enterprise software, AI, consumer apps and other areas.
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That's raised questions about how White House staffers, most of whom lack their billionaire boss' deep pockets, will pay for the pricy legal fees.
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With its unfathomably deep pockets and control of national enforcement agencies, Mr Modi's BJP is an attractive destination for ambitious lawmakers of many parties.
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He will now have Walmart's deep pockets — the company registered $5003 billion in profits last year — to try to fuel more growth at Jet.
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But Uber could flex its deep pockets and cultural cache by using slick product design to differentiate itself in a crowded market of lookalikes.
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In the medical technologies space, start-ups now increasingly compete with large consumer electronics companies that have deep pockets to facilitate research and development.
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The U.S. giants have deep pockets and scale, but both Twiggle and FaciltiyLive are confident that they can take on the industry's biggest players.
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The losses that Norwegian racked up in order to stimulate demand were not steep enough to trouble a big airline group with deep pockets.
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The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Netflix has deep pockets and has shown a willingness to write very large checks.
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A company like Sony has deep pockets and unlimited resources that can help groom an artist's talent and gain an incredible level of exposure.
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Both have shown how Chinese "funds" can access investors with very deep pockets to place mega bets on the direction of the copper price.
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In the docs -- obtained by TMZ -- Ed says he's not buying Keshia's claim she needs emergency financial support, because they both have deep pockets.
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There's also $150,000 tickets for those with deep pockets to be part of the roundtable at the private event, NBC Los Angeles reported Tuesday.
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Until a Democratic nominee emerges, he's expected to limit his campaign engagements to fundraisers, where he remains a draw for donors with deep pockets.
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He has deep pockets, and can probably get just about anyone who's alive and wants a paycheck to become the voice of his house.
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But primary challengers only knocked off two Democratic incumbents last cycle, illustrating the difficulties of defeating entrenched lawmakers with name recognition and deep pockets.
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Krafcik's "team" is really the collective brainpower and deep pockets of Google, where the Google Car self-driving project has been underway since 2009.
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Amazon's ecommerce empire, sophisticated trucking distribution network, advanced technology, and deep pockets could all help Whole Foods run circles around its old-fashioned rivals.
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"Special interest groups, fueled by hidden funders with deep pockets and skin in the political game, are now focused on influencing redistricting," Moser wrote.
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Marsha Blackburn, a candidate for Senate in Tennessee, who will count on the deep pockets of Koch network donors in competitive races this fall.
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In fact, some schools with sky-high prices also have very deep pockets for financial aid, which can bring the total cost way down.
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It's a story of how a local powerhouse, with deep pockets and industry ties, can provide a vital foundation for building a startup scene.
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But Mr. Diller now says there is a hidden hand at work in all of this, one nursing a grudge and possessing deep pockets.
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This threat from the likes of Amazon is especially threatening since these players have huge existing user bases, deep pockets, and advanced tech capabilities.
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It's clear that Amazon's deep pockets, innovative approach, and dead-set ambition to dominate every aspect of retail has dampened interest in traditional grocers.
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But it has a tough fight ahead, lawyers said, and it faces an opponent in AT&T with deep pockets to litigate the case.
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The company has dedicated its deep pockets to the effort, building a large engineering outpost in Silicon Valley, the heart of the tech industry.
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The humble act of hanging a window placard gives an average citizen a voice in a political landscape dominated by players with deep pockets.
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Rivals such as PagSeguro Digital Ltd and StoneCo Ltd have deep pockets after highly successful initial public offerings in the United States this year.
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If governments want hacking tools and have deep pockets to pay for them, companies like Hacking Team and NSO will continue to provide them.
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Brex, the $2.6 billion credit card startup, used its deep pockets to acquire 3 startups as founders scramble with sinking valuations and VC uncertainty.
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This seemingly nonsensical approach is actually Uber's effort to use its deep pockets to mount a predatory price war and shut out the competition.
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The spending spree is an unseemly but helpful reminder of the ways that companies with deep pockets can seek to influence the Trump administration.
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Etihad is wrestling with its own financial problems, but it does have deep pockets: It is owned by the oil-rich Abu Dhabi government.
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"If you have your first state be a really large state, then ... you're going to reward people who have deep pockets," Perez told Berman.
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The new federal disclosures tell a story of a sector tapping its deep pockets to beat back regulatory threats and boost its bottom line.
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And LVMH's deep pockets could help Tiffany turn around after a rocky few years, and fuel its effort to better connect with millennial consumers.
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Apple has deep pockets and connections, but it's not likely rivals like Fitbit, Garmin, Samsung, and Polar can match Apple at the same scale.
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What will happen when your children, like Jay Z, catch the eyes of the predators and witness corporate greed and deep pockets at work?
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This makes too much sense not to happen: Walmart could use Jet's talent and pricing prowess, and Jet needs a buyer with deep pockets.
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This wasn't the move of an Apple and Samsung competitor, it was the move of a big company with deep pockets trying to stay afloat.
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But then again, if you need to ask… Another Italian sports car maker with a flair for the extravagant and customers with deep, deep pockets.
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Since SpotMini was unveiled while Boston Dynamics was still part of Google and had access to the company's deep pockets, it probably still wasn't cheap.
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At the very least, Assa Abloy has some very deep pockets, and appears keen on bringing August's smart home connectivity to a broader worldwide audience.
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It has deep pockets and is by far the largest digital labor platform, as Larry Katz and Alan Krueger pointed out in their recent study.
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Go deeper: With deep pockets, energy industry notches big midterm wins What the new Congress means for Silicon Valley Old oil seeks Silicon Valley swag
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His hopes of building it up against existing party machines, with their deep pockets and decades of experience, looked then like a far-fetched fantasy.
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If you're a division of Facebook, Google, Sony, Microsoft, Samsung or other majors, a parent with deep pockets can see you through the early years.
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But even though those larger companies have deep pockets, they can have all the big name acts in the world, but you can't buy vibes.
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Oh, and they also have very deep pockets, access to the best engineers in the world and a history of making seemingly impossible ideas happen.
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With Facebook's deep pockets funding its product, design and engineering teams, Instagram is able to keep its app full of fresh toys to play with.
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They point to an industry that will be dominated by big companies that have deep experience in branding and deep pockets to fund branding campaigns.
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He has this cycle focused his deep pockets on helping down-ballot Republicans, especially in the Senate, which would be easier for Democrats to reclaim.
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Although large American companies have been among the trade war's sharpest critics, they have the deep pockets and influence to persuade policymakers to make exceptions.
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The question of whether the government has the stomach to pursue a major fight with companies that have very deep pockets remains to be seen.
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It's unclear how he amassed so much money, but it was his business acumen and deep pockets that kept the school afloat during hard times.
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But China is also the second-largest economy in the world, with deep pockets to invest overseas and a large market of consumers at home.
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United States airlines have cried foul, noting that Gulf governments with deep pockets are subsidizing these money-losing routes at the expense of true competition.
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A senior colleague advised us to hire lawyers, but we had no experience in how to do that, nor did we have Harvey's deep pockets.
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While Blankenship has no political experience, his deep pockets and brash style could scramble the current Republican primary field, which is currently divided by Rep.
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Perhaps everyone who faces the considerable might of the Manhattan D.A. could be treated with the deference seemingly reserved for prominent figures with deep pockets.
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While most Republicans still believe a bid is unlikely, they are enticed by the prospect of a candidate with deep pockets and universal name identification.
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Well, the attack didn't work in the primary and it turns out those ties to deep pockets across San Francisco can help raise big money.
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For decades, American energy producers have sought the deep pockets of natural gas, such as the Marcellus Shale deposit in the north east United States.
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Clinton raised $53 million in July compared to Trump's $37 million — a sum that included $2 million from the real estate tycoon's own deep pockets.
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Clinton raised $52 million in July compared to Trump's $37 million — a sum that included $2 million from the real estate tycoon's own deep pockets.
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A lot has had to go right: Not just the success on the field, but an owner with deep pockets, a new stadium, enthusiastic fans.
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If you're really into downloading games and you have deep pockets, you can even get a 237.99GB, 2128GB microSD card, or a 268.60GB microSD card.
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With deep pockets and global soccer connections, he appears to have wasted no time to take his largely ceremonial position way beyond its terms of reference.
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The shutdown wasn't the only time the expat promoters—whose blowout events reflected their deep pockets and elaborate aesthetics—had run into trouble with the authorities.
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As messenger Mercury enters Pisces on Sunday, this week marks the beginning of a period when networking opportunities will help you tap into some deep pockets.
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Since he announced his candidacy last summer, Trump has leveraged his celebrity and deep pockets to wage an unfiltered campaign that has upended the Republican primary.
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From Google to Palantir to Oracle (which started as a CIA project), the private sector has always found deep pockets in Washington to spend on technology.
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But in reality, the impact of the embargo has been softened because there are ways of sidestepping it - at least for those consumers with deep pockets.
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But net neutrality advocates worry about creating a two-speed Internet, benefiting only companies with deep pockets that can pay for faster transmission of their services.
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Watch more from VICELAND: As California's surgeon general, she will have a powerful bully pulpit—and the firm backing of a new administration with deep pockets.
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Japanese jeweler Ginza Tanaka created the Sith Lord's famous mask in solid 24 carat gold for the die-hard 'Star Wars' fan with super deep pockets.
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The move comes as Zomato and Swiggy remain locked in a fierce battle in India, leaving little room for anyone without deep pockets and strong commitment.
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The average consumer couldn't tell the difference, but audiophiles with deep pockets could, which meant that MiniDiscs were never really treated as a "Serious" audio format.
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"These plans distort user choice by pushing people toward websites with deep pockets and away from smaller applications who can't afford the toll," the groups wrote.
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Despite all the effort and energy companies with top talent and deep pockets have poured into self-driving cars, the technology just isn't really there yet.
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Thus Amazon, with deep pockets and a wealth of experience offering food online in American cities, will now go head-to-head with Tesco and others.
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That leaves some $247 million that will be defaulted upon, mostly held by smaller investors without the organization or deep pockets of the ad hoc group.
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Before rolling out of bed, a start-up CEO may find a line outside his or her door of willing private investors with very deep pockets.
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But for the next 32 years, they fought against her claim in court — yet their own deep pockets couldn't purchase proof one way or the other.
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We hear little out of these states, where there are deep pockets of poverty and where women's access to affordable healthcare ranges from limited to nonexistent.
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A businessman with deep pockets and a joint called the Plantation Club, Joe enters in a swirl of jazz and smoke amid a bounty of women.
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As Harvard and the other Ivies have limited their expansion, despite their deep pockets, the competition to get into these schools has grown ever more intense.
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It was only a matter of time before an aggressive opportunist with deep pockets stepped forward to make an argument for why Mr. Dorsey should go.
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"Close to a dozen influential donors — involving politically-involved billionaires with deep pockets and conservative leanings — are ready to put their resources behind Mattis," Mak reported.
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The journey is mostly being undertaken by museums with deep pockets, administrative teams and huge parking lots in which to unload and safely transfer large bronzes.
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Jim Hannan, executive vice president and CEO of enterprises for Koch Industries, saw it similarly, with Koch's deep pockets helping to propel Infor in the future.
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An examination of the F.C.C. records shows that the Smith-Pai alliance does not follow the familiar script of a lobbyist with deep pockets influencing policy.
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All of these platforms are also owned by tech companies with deep pockets — though some pushed back at the idea that they're throwing cash at gamers.
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And the luxury conglomerate's deep pockets could help Tiffany turn around after a rocky few years, and fuel its effort to better connect with millennial consumers.
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Bush has the organization and deep pockets to continue on even if he falters, but some of his donors reportedly are already talking about jumping ship.
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They have deep pockets and could pay more for fast lanes for their services, they say, but used the net neutrality campaign to avoid that expense.
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Bloomberg has suspended his campaign, so the billionaire's deep pockets, technical expertise and crackerjack organizational team could now help the Biden campaign capitalize on this momentum.
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There's the obvious risk that the site could publish another post that subjects Gawker — and the deep pockets of its parent company — to a multimillion-dollar lawsuit.
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"The soda industry has deep pockets and used them to push the legislature into a no-win situation," California state Senator Bill Monning said before the vote.
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For many, though, it will make sense to leverage their infrastructure, deep pockets and formidable sales and marketing force while using startups as their R&D arm.
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Tech companies like Facebook, Amazon and YouTube have all jockeyed for major sports rights, and are seen as formidable competitors to win rights, given their deep pockets.
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Until I find something better, the Mavic Pro is what I'd buy if I had decently deep pockets and seriously wanted to get into the quadcopter game.
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Uber, which has valuation of around $62.5 billion, has deep pockets and is known to sink money into projects it is trying to get market share in.
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Big Tech and Big Media, with their deep pockets and even deeper libraries, are entering the market to topple Netflix from its spot on the streaming throne.
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"Uber's deep pockets combined with an acquisition puts a lot of competitive pressure on the other food delivery companies over the medium term," said Brooks Macdonald's Park.
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The primary source of anxiety was the FBI's own New York field office, which was handling the Weiner case and harbored deep pockets of anti-Clinton sentiment.
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Longer-term employment visas are also hard to get, so many students without deep pockets choose to go elsewhere so they can defray some of the cost.
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Independent providers that once served a broad range of artists and fans have been snapped up by big companies with deep pockets and ties to major labels.
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He's throwing a fundraising event for POTUS and his supporters -- yes, he's got 'em in L.A., and if they're anything like Samson ... they're coming with deep pockets.
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With its deep pockets, the trust easily outbid Mr. Edmondson at the auction in August, paying £2000,000 — £200,000 above the guide price — for the land at Thorneythwaite.
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The opioid problem is at a crisis level, but targeting pharmaceutical companies because of their deep pockets may enrich a few, but will fail to benefit many.
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Net neutrality advocates view broadband providers as important utilitylike services like the phone, saying that without the rules, big players with deep pockets have an unfair advantage.
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The companies also have deep pockets so can ensure they are compliant, throwing engineers and lawyers at the problem and reassuring brands at a time of uncertainty.
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The community may be strong, but when the weight of governments and the deep pockets of tobacco companies collide with the young upstarts, the result is unclear.
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The imperative is especially strong for companies like Fiat Chrysler that do not have deep pockets, or companies like Renault that are overly dependent on one region.
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Samsung, a South Korean electronics giant, has deep pockets and a smallish but growing networking-gear business—and without rival bidders, it could drive a hard bargain.
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China Central Television, also known as CCTV, is a powerful voice of the Chinese state, with dozens of channels and deep pockets to fuel an international expansion.
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"Trading the British pound intra-day at the moment is not for the faint-hearted, with deep pockets required," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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Amazon and Facebook are likely to become major players in the battle for sports rights thanks to their large audiences and deep pockets, according to an analyst.
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A few years before the nation's high-stakes midterm elections, the union's deep pockets helped put three justices on the state Supreme Court, including Dougherty's brother, Kevin.
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This carefully orchestrated campaign to weaken the patent system did not happen overnight, but it has effectively rendered small inventors defenseless against big players with deep pockets.
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For any superhero fan with deep pockets who wants to replicate them, CNBC took a look at some of what the real estate market has to offer.
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Progressive groups are also being outspent by pro-tax cut groups with deep pockets, including the US Chamber of Commerce and the billionaire Koch brothers, Helmstetter added.
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Down Route 10, a gently winding country road that flooded quickly on Wednesday in a hard driving rain, there also were deep pockets of support for Mr. Sanders.
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Amazon's certainly got the deep pockets, and the addition of Alexa to routers from Huawei and Netgear last year demonstrate that this category can be a viable one.
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But for those with deep pockets (and deeper VS Angel fantasies), there's a way to DIY at home with a $300 pack of three masks — a bargain, comparatively.
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Its deep pockets, aggressive investing tactics and sweeping vision of the future of transportation give SoftBank and its leader Son an outsized influence in shaping the entire industry.
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Paul Hamerman, Forrester Research That said, Hamerman believes that customers could benefit if Oracle uses its deep pockets to update the NetSuite technology stack and deepen its capabilities.
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It's expensive, takes a long time, can ruin your credit, and you're not guaranteed a win—especially if you're going up against a rental company with deep pockets.
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But we talk with smart people close to Twitter often, and the growing feeling is that Twitter's best option is to finally sell to someone with deep pockets.
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Director Brian Knappenberger uses the landmark trail of Hulk Hogan versus Gawker to examine how freedom of the press is being silenced by the deep pockets of billionaires.
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What local growers are really afraid of is the deep pockets of the Chinese bidders, some of whom, they suspect, can avail themselves of their country's state funds.
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To change directors at this point is enormously disruptive and expensive, even for Disney's deep pockets — not to mention the worst PR possible for the Star Wars franchise.
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If you wanted to start your own tech business 10 years ago, you needed deep pockets and extensive knowledge of building the various parts of a company yourself.
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But unfortunately for consumers, the Senate, pushed by the deep pockets of Silicon Valley lobbyists, jammed through the harmful, politically-motivated CRA and sent it to the House.
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Those who care about creating a democracy where every voice can be heard, not just the voices of those with deep pockets, have a clear choice this November.
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The party was clearly no-frills but irresistibly fun, proving that deep pockets, which are often considered so necessary in the Olympic world, aren't so necessary after all.
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Developers I've spoken to over the years suggested many of those games wouldn't have existed without Oculus stepping in with Facebook's deep pockets and willing them into existence.
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If you don't happen to own a Fortune 100 company with collections of trillions of data points, then you'd better be good at sharing (or have deep pockets).
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It's got deep pockets and accessory holsters to spare, along with nice touches throughout, including a secret laptop pocket and wax-covered zippers to keep out the rain.
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But with deep pockets, tons of tech talent and ubiquity amongsts social networkers and businesses, Facebook Crypto's primary limits are its ambitions and the extent of user trust.
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Collectors with deep pockets and a taste for British art may wish to stop by two London sales in early October (the week of the Frieze Art Fair).
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"It had the location and these incredible views so all you had to do was find somebody with really deep pockets that would dream with you," Kite said.
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But the September Art Fair — an invitation-only open-air event held last month at a private golf resort in the Hamptons — still drew plenty of deep pockets.
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But oil companies, especially giants with deep pockets like BP, have cheaper alternatives in the lower-48 at a time of modest oil prices and uncertain future demand.
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This set of regulatory and legal hurdles facing a new agricultural technology means firms developing new suites of products must have great patience, as well as deep pockets.
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Dan Ilves, a Los Angeles native and senior vice president for leisure at TravelStore, said that a high-end trip here can be had even without deep pockets.
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While there are some large equine operations, the majority of the business remains the province of individuals with deep pockets, big ideas and a high tolerance for risk.
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Expectations for most everyone else are relatively simple: deep pockets, attendance at five meetings a year and a willingness to let the Met's top executives handle the details.
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The bonanza for lobbyists and media consultants demonstrates the deep pockets of the health care industry, and the intense interest it takes in even relatively small policy changes.
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This is not just because of the Rajapaksas' charms, deep pockets, lingering influence in state institutions such as the army and police, and their digitally savvy ground game.
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If not for its deep pockets and executive leadership from Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman, it'd be easy to dismiss as a dumb idea in an overcrowded market.
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He cruised to reelection in 85033 with 70 percent of the vote, is one of the nation's more popular governors and has deep pockets to fund a bid.
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They face the same obstacles as their big-name peers, notably the dominance of cheap second-hand imports, but without the deep pockets and infrastructure to overcome them.
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A restructuring plan has Target's CEO speaking positively about the future, but it's not hard to imagine the retailer seeing Amazon's deep pockets as a guaranteed route to survival.
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If Trump wants to engage lawyers in various parts and if he has deep pockets to fund a lot of legal action, we might see a lot of challenges.
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At its most simplistic, HyperSciences' hypersonic engine can fire upward to power suborbital space launches (HyperDrone) and point downward to penetrate deep pockets of geothermal energy, for example (HyperDrill).
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Traders say they are most concerned about predatory pricing and steep discounting by e-commerce firms with deep pockets thanks to foreign funding that could edge out smaller rivals.
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Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz wants to keep Donald Trump out of the White House and he's digging into his deep pockets in an effort to make that happen.
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Yet no one doubts that his vision and persistence - and deep pockets - are why the Carolinas, where stock-car racing and college basketball once reigned, have embraced professional football.
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Local landowners are struggling to hold on to their ancestral land as resort developers with deep pockets exploit obscure legal loopholes to force the property into court-mandated auctions.
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And for civilians (at least, for those with deep pockets), the idea of being able to jet in a couple of hours from Britain to Australia sounds extremely attractive.
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Without the deep pockets of its ride-hailing rivals in the region, Little has been attracting drivers by encouraging them to offer extra services to earn money, Budhabhatti said.
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The companies with the deep pockets to play the influence game and the profit margins to survive burdens that would crush smaller competitors are no bastions of libertarian thought.
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Chatterbug faces a wide range of competitors like Rosetta Stone, Duolingo, Busoo, Babbel, and HelloTalk — some with deep pockets and a penchant for downplaying the difficulty of reaching fluency.
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The danger for Twitter is that it is coming up against larger rivals with deep pockets that are not afraid to sink cash to win market share and users.
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Outsiders—perhaps private-equity firms with deep pockets, says Mr Nordstrom—may want to team up with them to roll out television, internet, mobile, fixed and other flashy services.
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The people involved have deep pockets and many of them, like Kraft and the New York Mets' Jeff Wilpon, are involved in managing more established competitive organizations and leagues.
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Lawmakers covet its endorsement and the organization can boast deep pockets, spending the most on lobbying each year going back to 2001, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Conservative estimates state U.K. taxpayer and electricity consumer will be putting £1 billion per year into the deep pockets of the French/Chines consortium over the next 35 years.
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Old imperial powers, with deep pockets and grand ambitions, tend to be fastidious about their image as host and benefactor, and China has always set great store by ceremony.
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No, they're not the best-sounding speakers of all time, and if you have deep pockets you can do better, but only if you spend a whole lot more.
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Londoners with deep pockets were transported by dishes like lobster mousse with caviar and Champagne butter sauce, duck foie gras with truffles, and a signature double-baked Swiss soufflé.
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At last, inspired by Greg, Tommy — who has mysteriously deep pockets that never seem to empty — decides to direct and star in his own movie, with Greg as backup.
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One reason small business owners get caught unaware is because they don't understand why anyone would target them, given that their firms lack the deep pockets of big companies.
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Though it no longer pulls in $1m a day, as it once did, it still has deep pockets, and is likely to benefit from local Sunni disaffection in Syria.
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When New York City F.C. was founded in 2013, it arrived in M.L.S. with deep pockets and a public pledge to build a stadium within the city's five boroughs.
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By creating a federal law, policymakers could ensure an equal footing for defendants and plaintiffs in the court system, so deep pockets do not create an unleveled playing field.
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"Chinese investors have very, very deep pockets but the total amount depends on how demand shapes up," said one source who was not authorized to speak to the media.
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Some of these providers, to their great credit, are woke to the necessity of disruptive and costly change, but some aren't, and their deep pockets fund well-connected lobbyists.
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Because those are the people that will be fighting on our behalf, and we want them to go in with deep pockets, and to be able to wage war.
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Usually, it's a developer with deep pockets who comes up with the idea, funds a feasibility study to see if it makes any financial sense, and then builds it.
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Now, Netflix's household ubiquity and deep pockets are pushing back on that stranglehold, granting users easy access to foreign content that they may have never considered in the past.
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But the fallout from the Khashoggi killing threatens the bottom line of the tech industry, which has looked to Saudi Arabia's deep pockets for money to grow its businesses.
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We talk all the time with smart people close to Twitter, and the growing feeling is that Twitter's best option is to finally sell to someone with deep pockets.
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With Deliveroo and Uber currently battling it out on London's streets to deliver food from local restaurants, a third player with deep pockets may be about to enter the fight.
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But with deep pockets, connections in the industry and an established brand (themselves), recording a song or a full-blown album isn't too far-fetched of an idea for celebrities.
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If Mr. Mulvaney gets up in front of a bunch of bankers and openly admits he meets only with those with deep pockets, it taints his whole decision-making process.
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Taylor said there could be "fireworks" if big tech giants like Amazon entered banking given their deep pockets and huge customer reach, though they could be put off by regulation.
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Microsoft will still need to convince businesses with deep pockets to upgrade to Windows 10, instead of opting for the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program for Windows 7 next year.
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Comcast, for example, has very deep pockets and lots of side businesses, giving it both the ability and incentive to pick and choose among the speeches (read: businesses) it prefers.
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The fact that Tidal, which has been shopping itself for some time, is now talking to a buyer with incredibly deep pockets — and a streaming service — is not a surprise.
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That sort of familiarity, plus Amazon's deep pockets, gives it a leg up over the independent home robot ventures that have thus far failed to gain significant traction with consumers.
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The pitch: Mubadala hopes to impress startups with its deep pockets and its ability to provide introductions to its existing businesses in sectors like telecom, semiconductors, aerospace, and real estate.
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These are people who not only have passion and deep pockets for the sport, these are people with the expertise to execute a tournament like this at the highest level.
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Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal was recently quoted in local media reports as saying that foreign companies were using their deep pockets to gain a foothold in the South Asian nation.
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There is an estimated $42 billion annual market for personalized medicine and a mad dash to come up with the "next big thing" to take advantage of the deep pockets.
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Though the Bay Area-based startup believes that the nuisance of regularly monitoring pools will be enough to convince those with deep pockets to take the plunge, so to speak.
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Say Google someday decides that Nest's drama is a little bit too much for the company to deal with and it offloads it to a company without such deep pockets.
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But market watchers including CNBC's Jim Cramer have previously noted that Microsoft's deep pockets could allow Netflix to keep writing large paychecks to Hollywood television and movie studios for content.
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The deep pockets on either side are perfect for holding a smartphone, a set of keys, pair of running gloves, or whatever you need to pack along during your workout.
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Deep pockets help you breeze through entrance lines to grab a beer and listen to the music while shirtless dudes in Camelbaks practically get strip searched upon arrival for molly.
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After all, combining the pioneering companies has a certain appeal, given that Apple has an auto initiative and deep pockets, and Tesla has key electric vehicle tech, vision and expertise.
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Put simply, there were few private-sector buyers with the expertise and deep pockets necessary to maintain control of a transit system that serves approximately seven billion passengers per year.
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Given SoftBank's deep pockets — it has a $100 billion fund aimed at start-ups — it is quite possible that WeWork could weather financial difficulties without any help from its landlords.
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Whether Netflix is emptying its deep pockets wisely by making itself into a Hall of Fame for established stars (see also Dave Chappelle) isn't my concern as a TV critic.
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But there are disadvantages to that system, too, among them that it can make it easier for those with deep pockets to frighten off people who have a reasonable case.
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Lisa Vanderpump just couldn't resist taking a swipe at Bravo for skipping out on the tab for a "Vanderpump Rules" party ... but fortunately, the newest cast member has deep pockets.
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To academics and executives involved, the partnerships are genuine and mutually beneficial as oil companies seek to adopt cleaner energy technologies and universities get deep pockets of money and expertise.
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"Having more and more cannabis companies that are operating in multiple states and some of them with very large, deep pockets, it's changing a lot about how the industry operates."
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So, even with its deep pockets, sharing costs with other automakers is a way "to get the best economies of scale," said Scott Vazin, the company's U.S. corporate communications chief.
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If Mr. Pai now scraps them, he will be helping big telecom companies at the expense of internet users and smaller companies without the deep pockets to pay broadband providers.
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Amazon, however, with its deep pockets, logistical expertise and technological prowess, still seems the most likely to push widespread drone delivery into the mainstream, at least in the Western world.
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The leaders of the world's two largest emerging economies have both just visited the tiny, landlocked African country of Rwanda – separately – and showed themselves to be friends with deep pockets.
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With deep pockets, big ambitions, and development deals with many hot talents like Ryan Murphy and Shonda Rhimes, it's likely that Netflix has years of Emmy showings in its future.
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People with deep pockets are often tempted to make risky bets, investing in hedge funds, private equity vehicles and, of course, in young private companies like Facebook, before it went public.
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The dongle's well-constructed and has survived a beating in my backpack, but the cable is so damn stiff and long that it protrudes out of my winter coat's deep pockets.
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This is simply a recognition by the billionaire that he needs hundreds of millions of dollars to meet the challenge from Clinton -- a sum that is beyond even his deep pockets.
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Some deep pockets, like Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone, threw their support behind Trump in 2015; others, like Elliott Management CEO Paul Singer have remained steadfastly opposed to his candidacy.
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If you have deep pockets (both to fit the phone and to afford it), the ROG Phone II may fit into your pants pocket, but it probably won't be too comfortable.
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Rick Scott, a two-term Republican governor with deep pockets, is trying to unseat Bill Nelson, the uninspiring Democratic incumbent, in what may become the most expensive Senate race in history.
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But if there is a season 2 (those Netflix people have deep pockets), then definitely don't count on Fukunaga (who wrote and directed season 1) to be a part of it.
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Cheap computer power and massive datasets have given researchers alchemical powers to turn algorithms into gold, and the deep pockets (and marketing prowess) of Silicon Valley's tech giants haven't hurt either.
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In order to do that they would have to overcome several hurdles, starting with the need to find an investor with deep pockets willing to back the idea, the sources said.
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Big Tech and Big Media, with their deep pockets and even deeper libraries, are entering the market in the hope of removing the company from its spot on the streaming throne.
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The Starry Station's high price makes it a tough sell For people with deep pockets and well-placed modems, the Starry Station will be a breeze to set up and use.
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There is no shared legal definition for freedom of information in Europe, and the limits of journalism are likely to be tested by anyone with deep pockets and something to hide.
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Roberts and his organization are up against an industry with deep pockets, and it's hard to know how well they will succeed in persuading lawmakers to enact right-to-repair initiatives.
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Yet a relative lack of personal wealth and lack of connections to donors with deep pockets pose a serious problem for would-be female candidates looking to get started in politics.
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A local referendum halted work on the project in 2017, but many doubt that it can withstand legal challenges, especially given the firm's deep pockets and support from Colombia's national government.
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Reintroduction of conventional soy creates a niche market for farmers with deep pockets, since non-GM crops require strict controls to avoid contamination during production and shipping, which may raise costs.
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She would appeal to uptown patrons with deep pockets and philanthropic ideals, but she was especially keen to cultivate ordinary, middle-class customers who simply wanted something special for their homes.
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It's the best-funded and most sophisticated outside spending group on either side of presidential politics, and it now boasts such deep pockets that it's turning its attention down the ballot.
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Which is exciting, so long as we don't forget the roots that got us all so obsessed with pointing, clicking, and walking around with endlessly deep pockets in the first place.
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With the 2015 launch of Sponsored Post ads still gaining steam, Imgur lacks deep pockets like other social networks that can throw legions of product designers and engineers at new features.
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Instead of taxing "the rich" — those creating jobs and fueling the economy — to solve the opioid problem, we should be dipping into the deep pockets of the companies that caused it.
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For customers with especially deep pockets, the Massive Suite will feature a music room stocked with guitars, an amp and a special private lookout point at the front of the ship.
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The increase in Medicaid payments underscored the power of the hospital association, whose deep pockets and long alliance with an influential union, 1199 S.E.I.U., make it a fearsome presence in Albany.
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But Apple is Apple, after all, and its deep pockets, massive base of iPhone users, and tech expertise could help it find a way to succeed in the streaming-video world.
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The following is a transcript of the video:Narrator: In 2015, Faraday Future was a California-based electric-car startup with deep pockets in China and ambitions to take on the world.
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It consists of heavily beaded and fur-trimmed dresses, high necked and long sleeved, vaguely reminiscent of Russian peasant styles, available only to those with the deep pockets of an oligarch.
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The big picture: While it's worth acknowledging that Amherst's deep pockets and ability to give financial aid ($2.4 billion endowment) may have helped, it's not like this can't be replicated elsewhere.
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But this is standard operating procedures to not pay what he has agreed to pay, and then use his deep pockets to bully people into accepting less than what he owes.
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What you'll see is a consolidation in the industry as we get big players like the Walt Disney Company, AT&T, and Apple coming into the DTC business with big, deep pockets.
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They have been reliant on their gay and lesbian brothers and sisters with deep pockets to take their concerns up the socioeconomic ladder and quite honestly, they have been sorely let down.
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She had watched while Michigan became an incubator for anti-abortion efforts in the mid-'90s as Republicans with deep pockets funded pet policies such as procedure bans and mandatory waiting periods.
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No matter if you love deep pockets soaked with syrup, supporting hot fried chicken, or stuffed with kimchi and cheddar, we guarantee there's a perfect waffle recipe for morning, noon, and night.
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The study turned up deep pockets of discontent: - At Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington State, landlord Lincoln Military Housing reported 70% to 90% of residents were satisfied with housing in 2016.
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His deep pockets help fund independent space venture, Blue Origin, which is building a rocket with a passenger capsule housing six seats and large windows to view the curvature of the Earth.
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Is seems like Brexit Britain might well be a 'Shangri-La' for a certain type of 'tech industry' which has deep pockets, access to international currency reserves and plenty of property lawyers.
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For example, when it comes to products affected by the trade war, conglomerates with deep pockets have options, including shifting production out of China, to keep tariffs from turning into price hikes.
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"Clearly, they [Amazon and Netflix] have deep pockets to go out and purchase films for their audiences," said Van Toffler, head of digital studio Gunpowder & Sky, which picked up The Little Hours.
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"There is some but I don't think Europe's big countries can afford to be nationalistic because they would need really deep pockets to keep these companies off their markets," he told Reuters.
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But oil and gas companies with their deep pockets continue to enjoy the privileges of a bygone era with the false promises of jobs and business expansion that have yet to materialise.
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With 2010's "Citizens United" Supreme Court decision, special interest groups were given exponentially more power to dictate political agendas through their deep pockets, further alienating average citizens from the legislative process.
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The study turned up deep pockets of discontent: - At Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington State, landlord Lincoln Military Housing reported 70% to 90% of residents were satisfied with housing in 2016.
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"Given parent Amazon's deep pockets and apparent margin insensitivity, we continue to believe that Grainger will be drawn into further price competition, putting more pressure on its gross margin," the analysts wrote.
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On the contrary, he believes that since much of the market remains untapped, any player with deep pockets is helping educate the masses about the potential of e-commerce in the nation.
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E-commerce restrictions that took effect Friday will prevent global retailers such as Amazon (AMZN) and Walmart (WMT) from using their deep pockets and massive scale to drive down prices in India.
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But talks to bring in a technically-savvy partner with deep pockets like Exxon have dragged on due to a differences over valuations in the light of falling oil and gas prices.
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The high returns offered by these private equity funds, and the minimal regulatory oversight, draw investors with deep pockets, like pension funds and wealthy individuals, who can meet the minimum investment requirement.
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It all started, more or less, when Sanders decided to directly take on the claim that Bloomberg's extremely deep pockets meant he could run a uniquely strong campaign against Trump in November.
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Improvements in artificial intelligence, combined with the decreasing cost of hardware, are making it possible for inventors to develop new products without the need for the deep pockets of governments or corporations.
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They met countless people with deep pockets who were interested in a bar on the corner of First Avenue and St. Marks, but no one who was interested in The Hard Swallow.
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It was the type of deal reminiscent of the so-called Evil Empire Yankees under Steinbrenner's father, George — using the club's deep pockets to attract the most talented players in free agency.
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Ryan says his biggest hurdles for the presidency are three-fold: Few people know his name, he doesn't have deep pockets and there could be a bus full of other Democrats running.
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Horlicks comfortably dominates the health-drinks market in India and a big consumer company with deep pockets is likely to give it a fresh lease of life, analysts and industry sources said.
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The potential of embarrassment for the host nation, as well as the deep pockets and capriciousness of the Qatar FA, have led to the likes Zinedine Zidane being linked with Sanchez's job.
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The former Massachusetts governor and investment executive will need deep pockets to fund his latecomer bid to seek the Democratic Party's nomination to run for president against Republican Donald Trump next year.
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The big, national brewers began to make deals with bars and liquor stores to sell their beer exclusively and used their deep pockets to buy out local breweries across the United States.
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The saturation of spiritual practice and acceptance here certainly crosses into strange territories as it is monetized and marketed, but below the surface there are deep pockets of authenticity and real magic.
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A bid for two AMC dine-in tickets in Essex, New Jersey has a starting bid of $2,500 — but die-hard fans with deep pockets can skip the auction for a mere $15,000.
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The deal will give Jet access to Walmart's deep pockets, vendor network and physical presence, while Walmart will add Jet's e-commerce expertise and technology in its battle to gain ground on Amazon.
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Then there are the "forgotten" giants of Oracle, SAP and IBM, with deep pockets, major horses in this race and a risk of falling behind the next wave of innovation in recruitment technology.
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Varoufakis expressed no interest in raising money in an interview with BuzzFeed News, though he actually attended three fundraisers this month and is not afraid to rub shoulders with people with deep pockets.
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"We at the Institute estimate that means that hardworking U.K. taxpayers and electricity consumers will be putting £1 billion per year into the deep pockets of the French and Chinese corporations," he added.
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Hassabis thought DeepMind would be a hybrid: it would have the drive of a startup, the brains of the greatest universities, and the deep pockets of one of the world's most valuable companies.
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"The Chinese have got deep pockets and they are looking for major investment in Pakistan," said Muhammad Ali Tabba, chief executive of two companies in the Yunus Brothers Group cement-to-chemicals conglomerate.
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Other industry watchers say that Uber, which has deep pockets and other value propositions such as huge swaths of traffic and rider data, could ride out a negative ruling in the Waymo case.
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But while Pandora's early investments in musical taste algorithms and musician relationships have yielded a huge user base, the company has to pay for content and compete with Apple's deep pockets and exclusives.
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All in all, Ohlala doesn't quite sound like a dating service New Yorkers should use if they're looking to find the loves of their lives, unless they have rather deep pockets that is.
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The prospect made American democracy seem stale and dynastic, rigged on behalf of a tiny political elite, whose members alone had the name recognition and deep pockets required to win its overpriced elections.
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The new rules will ensure the web remains an open platform and will not become a two-speed highway, benefiting only companies with deep pockets that can pay for prioritized delivery, they said.
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Most tragically, of course, it lost the man everyone connected to Leicester calls Khun Vichai, the owner whose clear vision and deep pockets helped it sweep through the leagues, right to the summit.
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Iran is a regional power with deep pockets, a vast network of militia and terrorist groups scattering throughout the region, and a prevailing sense of patriotism and nationalism when its security is threatened.
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Ed Royce (R-Calif.) The chairman of the powerful House Foreign Affairs Committee will need deep pockets in 2018 — two of his top Democratic challengers are lending serious cash to their own campaigns.
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Google, in one instance, is offering financial aid for a batch of those students, and companies with deep pockets might be able to build out these kinds of pipeline programs on their own.
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Because scooter deployment is so tightly regulated, including caps on the number of vehicles, having deep pockets to quickly grab market share won't work in this market as it did with ride-hailing.
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But private collectors with deep pockets — Allen is worth about $18 billion, depending on which side of the bed the market got up on today — drive up the cost of art for everyone.
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All of a sudden, there's an organism on the planet that's worth a tremendous amount, that nobody knew anything about, and you're allowed to investigate it with some pretty deep pockets behind it.
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Without net neutrality rules, the deepest-pocketed internet companies — and some of them have very deep pockets indeed — could simply pay to have their content digitally delivered in the fastest lanes, Farhad says.
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While most Republicans still believe a bid is unlikely, they are excited by the possibility of a rock star with both deep pockets and widespread name recognition throwing his name into the mix.
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But I did think to myself, "Well, Steyer has really deep pockets, so I'll be okay," because I couldn't really step down from my little stool, or it would have been really obvious.
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So does Bertelli, the silver-haired chief executive of Prada Group who, at 71, has been chasing the Cup without success with his deep pockets far longer than Ellison chased it with his.
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"In a misguided hunt for deep pockets without regard to actual fault or legal liability, Plaintiff has elected not to sue any of these other parties," the pharmacy chains wrote in the complaint.
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The idea then was this: Big-time converters with deep pockets would buy apartment buildings and convert the rental apartments to owner-occupied condos, selling units to diverse individuals, some of them flippers.
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Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes, who bought the century-old "in-flight magazine of Air Force One" in 2012, has apparently found out that running a media business takes more than enthusiasm and deep pockets.
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Yes, but: Satellite companies by and large are interested in catering to big government contracts and other large corporations with deep pockets over making their data accessible to the masses, at least for now.
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Twitch has Amazon's deep pockets and attractive original films and television; Caffeine has Fox, which has exclusive sports and music rights that other services don't have; YouTube has its billions of hours of video.
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MUNICH — With Samsung's Note7 now being permanently discontinued for battery fire issues, many users are looking into alternatives with similar specs, and Huawei has just delivered in style — but deep pockets are a requirement.
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Because it's free-to-play, it will probably require an intense amount of grinding or deep pockets to unlock better units, rather than the standard and time-tested tech trees present in most RTSes.
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And they have deep pockets: We don't know how much these groups spend on this particular issue, but The National Association of Manufacturers spent almost $17 million on general lobbying efforts last year alone.
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Marian Schneider, the president of the advocacy group Verified Voting, said technology will always carry some risk, particularly when it's connected to the internet — noting that even large companies with deep pockets get hacked.
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"PIC has always looked at Barclays Plc's retreat as an opportunity to create a black-owned bank, but there aren't many people with deep pockets to make that happen," one of the sources said.
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This shift has enabled Soundtrack Your Brand, which plans a U.S. launch this year, to secure $22 million to back its tailor-made music playlists for companies with deep pockets like Starbucks and McDonald's.
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"HTC can design and produce innovative products but it lacks the deep pockets of the likes of Samsung for marketing promotions and saturation advertising," said Jake Saunders, an analyst at ABI Research in Singapore.
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Conversely, the plutocrat wing of the GOP, though shrinking, still wields enormous influence and its deep pockets buys a lot of weaponry and ammunition to bankroll a civil war against Trump and his acolytes.
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With Uber's incredibly deep pockets, aggressive tactics and seemingly unstoppable growth, it's unsurprising that we are beginning to witness difficult times for other startups playing in the taxi and private hire vehicle booking space.
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Is the company a product of a previous era, with limited growth potential, ready to be moved to a company with deep pockets that would value the 300 million or so monthly active users?
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To blunt talk that the company did not have Chevron's deep pockets, Ms. Hollub and her lieutenants fortified their bid by securing a $10 billion investment from Warren E. Buffett's holding company, Berkshire Hathaway.
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But the deep pockets of Mr. Bezos offer Whole Foods a way to escape the harsh glare of public investors who demanded cost cuts, shake-ups in management and on the board and more.
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New Delhi introduced regulations this month with the aim of preventing global retailers such as Amazon (AMZN) and Walmart (WMT) from using their deep pockets and massive scale to drive down prices in India.
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But the company's future also represents a test of whether Amazon, with its deep pockets and vast logistical infrastructure, can dominate fresh food, a market in which regional companies like FreshDirect have historically thrived.
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New York (CNN Business)Hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen won't be buying the Mets, dashing the hopes of fans who thought they would get a new owner with deep pockets to spend on players.
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One of the wealthiest Americans, he is opening those ultra-deep pockets, already spending close to a half a billion dollars — and not facing a voter yet — and reportedly prepared to spend several billion.
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Only candidates with deep pockets and wealth amassed from the nation's resources have emerged victorious in past elections, Raphael said, shutting out younger aspirants and newcomers without a "war chest" to finance their campaigns.
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And while $4 billion is a lot of money, it's conceivable that a few people with deep pockets and and dreams of playing out their Neil Armstrong fantasies could come up with the cash.
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Establishment Democrats are happy to have Wallace's deep pockets to fund his own bid, in part because they can now send their money elsewhere, but also because this is a top target for the party.
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Beyond Y Combinator's training, SHRI can look forward to getting some cash from the incredibly deep pockets of the Indian government, which has committed $30 billion to end the problem of open defecation in India.
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But Amazon has a compelling option with Music Unlimited — especially if you own an Echo — and it has the deep pockets to ride out the market and pony up for exclusives if it needs to.
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But CNN and its deep pockets under Time Warner — and possibly AT&T — will also undoubtedly be making a strong play for her services, which have made noticeable gains on Fox News as of late.
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And blue states have higher average inequality than red states do (in part because of their success in promoting high-paying jobs), and their dense urban economies continue to harbor troublingly deep pockets of disadvantage.
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Nan Aron, president of the liberal Alliance for Justice, said the high level of interest the vacancy has generated among activists, lawyers, students and others makes up for the deep pockets of the other side.
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No longer restricted to advanced militaries, drones are now accessible to non-state actors and even individuals, lowering the bar for anyone with nefarious aims and not-too-deep pockets to pull off an attack.
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The purchase requires deep pockets: Serial was for sale at a valuation of about $75 million, according to two people who were briefed on the deal, though The Times is expected to pay significantly less.
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Fortunately, the Nobu restaurant is open for business and if you have deep pockets, it's worth the splurge for the top-notch sushi and incredible vistas of Barcelona and surrounding mountains from 23 stories up.
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Ohtani first whittled the teams down by eliminating basically the entire portion of the country fom the east coast to the Mississippi river, including deep pockets like the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees.
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The other thing that occurred to me was that being inspired by Turrell and Irwin is a challenge because — unless you have deep pockets or serious investors — you cannot afford to work on their scale.
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But because the party does not accept money from corporations, unions or political action committees it has never won the kind of race that takes deep pockets, like governor or anything at the federal level.
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Such mainland companies with deep pockets are challenging the local land barons, who came to dominate Hong Kong's economy as the colonial British trading houses relinquished their positions in the run-up to the handover.
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A limited-edition filmmakers jacket from Canada Goose (an event sponsor), it is gray, with deep pockets, reflective panels on the sleeves for late night mountain walks, and a Sundance 2020 logo on the sleeve.
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Meanwhile, the Middle East as a whole, especially countries like Kuwait whose deep pockets rely on oil production, have taken a hit in recent years as energy prices crashed and only recently began regaining ground.
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As an adult with deep pockets — he was one of the first employees at Facebook, where he now heads the marketing development — Mr. Jacobson, 56, decided many years ago that he wanted to buy Birdwell.
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The chief executive of non-profit Ride Austin, a new provider which averages about 60,000 rides a week, is worried Uber and Lyft will use their deep pockets to tilt the market in their favor.
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The next opioid trial, currently set for March 20, will be brought by New York State and Suffolk and Nassau Counties against an array of opioid manufacturers and distributors with deep pockets, including Johnson & Johnson.
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Seefried recalls how a banker noticed that one dispensary seemed to have customers with unusually deep pockets: its sales averaged $300 to $400 each, while medical-marijuana patients generally spend less than $100 at dispensaries.
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While the landmark tobacco litigation of the 1990s only targeted the cigarette makers, legal analysts say Florida and other plaintiffs in the case are targeting the distributors and pharmacies, in part, because they have deep pockets.
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"Making it that much easier and cheaper to buy index products means more [people] will buy them for asset allocation strategies, and Schwab as a distribution platform with deep pockets will be a driver," he added.
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One thing Zuckerberg does not take responsibility for, however, is swallowing the internet with his platforms, and using the power, influence, and deep pockets of Facebook to gobble up companies that threaten his social media monopoly.
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A string of high profile people with deep pockets invested in Theranos, including Oracle founder Larry Ellison, venture capitalist Tim Draper, President Trump's education secretary Betsy DeVos and the Walton family, heir to the Walmart fortune.
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The guidelines on net neutrality were welcomed by internet activists as ensuring the web remains an open platform and not a two-speed highway, benefiting only companies with deep pockets that can pay for prioritised delivery.
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To be clear, if you're looking for the best audio, and have deep pockets, there may be better options out there, but the Yamaha YHT-5950U, in our view, represents the best value for most people.
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But Daimler, Ford, Toyota and others have deep pockets, whereas Tesla is still losing money and has to raise capital just to make sure it has the cash to develop its more affordable Model 3 sedan.
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They're often the first people clued in to the newest products and cultural phenomena that you're probably not as aware of — but they also don't have the deep pockets to get everything they want for themselves.
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Meanwhile, the Hub Project, a little-known Democratic organization with deep pockets from anonymous donors — providing funds known as "dark money" — is on track to spend $290 million in closely contested congressional elections across the country.
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Bodega owners were particularly concerned that Amazon's deep pockets and legions of engineers could threaten their businesses, according to Fernando Mateo, the spokesman for United Bodegas of America, which represents bodega owners in New York City.
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Entrepreneurs without deep pockets, for instance, could find reliable, inexpensive manufacturers to do small runs of new products that they could sell online, without the hassle and expense of setting up traditional brick-and-mortar shops.
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At that time, both companies were also able to rely on the deep pockets of big backers including SoftBank's Vision Fund and China's Tencent, making it easier for both to fund subsidies to win market share.
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Mr. Schlumberger's considerable imagination, unfettered thanks to his employer's considerable gem vault and deep pockets and his own team of skilled craftsmen, was able to reach new heights and Tiffany enjoyed a much-needed creative boost.
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So few women are able to actually win these suits — how can they face the challenge to go up against a corporation, say, a big tech company that has deep pockets and can pay for lawyers?
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Despite their deep pockets, taking a public stance on corporate strategy does not come easily to many of these funds, in part because they are unaccustomed to readying the kind of presentations aimed at swaying other shareholders.
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We've already mentioned the excellent Supercoven and Legalise Drugs and Murder EPs, but there is also a cornucopia of excellent music available on limited edition EPs and split discs too... and you're going to need deep pockets.
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The fact that Alibaba, with its deep pockets and interest in expanding beyond China, was available to step in and inject $500 million into the coffers was ideal since Lazada needed massive amounts of capital, and quickly.
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Before he joined the administration, Hagin and a company he cofounded made millions of dollars working in Libya with a lucrative client: an aspiring Libyan expatriate politician with deep pockets and troubling relationships, BuzzFeed News reported Monday.
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"GA is one of the largest investors in online marketplaces across the globe combined with deep pockets, a long-term mindset, and a strong commitment and success within Latin America," says the founder of the GA partnership.
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Amazon continues to control the vast majority of marketshare, and while there are others chasing them with deep pockets and large investments, it appears that none of these companies is a threat to Amazon's dominance for now.
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Only established companies will be able to compete in the new environment, they fear, with deep pockets to get into internet fast lanes and the money to cut deals for content to package in their data plans.
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But once they came to power, they realized that India and the United States — which had also been critical of Mr. Rajapaksa's rule — did not have China's deep pockets and began to gravitate toward Beijing once again.
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High-tech titans like Google and Facebook may just have the ability and the deep pockets to out-innovate everybody — delivering wonderful new experiences to consumers along the way, and maintaining monopoly control over their latest innovations.
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" Hastings noted that it will be difficult to stand up against the deep pockets and deep content archives of massive media companies such as Disney, but that "you do your best job when you have great competitors.
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They are kept aloft with rebuilt parts, specialized skills handed down through generations of mechanics, deep pockets, generous donations, and sheer love for machines that reflected the best in us during a struggle to vanquish the worst.
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"The reality on the ground is that the current existing regulations are not equipped to effectively protect consumers against this new breed of fast-growing ride-hailing tech giants with extensive reach and deep pockets," Png said.
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CHANOS: I'm worried the plaintiff's bar is going to figure out that here's another set of corporate, you know, deep pockets to go after the dialysis guys because of the rampant use of opioids amongst dialysis patients.
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British retail banks are poised to introduce money management apps to compete with those already launched by financial technology start-ups, betting their trusted brands, broad client base and deep pockets will help them make up lost ground.
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Heritage ActionCato InstituteAmericans for ProsperityFreedomWorks Tea Party PatriotsClub for Growth Democratic and progressive organizations Democrats might not hold many levers of power in Washington, but groups with deep pockets and sizable member lists have made their stances known.
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And unlike players like Mobike and Ofo, Wukong lacked the deep pockets to be able to maintain thin margins, while churning out hundreds of thousands of bikes and flood the streets with them, to make them readily available.
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This, combined with the cultural and economic importance of oil and gas in Alberta, and the deep pockets of major players such as Encana, results in considerable difficulty and opposition for anyone voicing legitimate concerns about the industry.
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Just as with social media, where brands routinely humiliate themselves, the potential for coming off as tone-deaf is high — and backers may not be inclined to participate when they know that a project's creator has deep pockets.
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Notably missing, however, are any of London's top tier (or otherwise) VCs, perhaps evidence that investors are cooling on the on-demand space or simply put off by the deep pockets of Deliveroo, Rocket Internet, Uber and Amazon.
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Still, given its deep pockets — Epic just raised a $1.25 billion round two months ago — settling a handful of small lawsuits over the game's well-loved dance emotes is a small price to pay for Fortnite's colossal success.
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The Unesco designation has been a rallying point for a city that has to balance an annual influx of snowbirds and University of Arizona students with a substantial Native American community, recent immigrants and deep pockets of poverty.
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But it is a key plank of economic policy in Oman, a thinly populated country of just 22 million people that lacks the deep pockets of neighboring oil exporters such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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None of the big names have declared that they're running, but we know the 2020 race will be chock full of contenders, most of whom can't exactly afford to alienate a huge chunk of Democrats with deep pockets.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - For the first time in decades, hunters with deep pockets cannot target the so-called "Big 5" game animals in South Africa because the government has imposed a ban on leopard hunts for the 2016 season.
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In a scorched-earth scenario where even a jet pack is not enough to escape harm's way, preppers with deep pockets and a taste for Arthur C. Clarke might consider the ultimate escape: launching their DNA into space.
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Established industry players have the deep pockets and the large-scale engineering expertise to boost their investments in and use of low-carbon technologies — such as carbon capture, hydrogen and offshore wind — and expand them around the world.
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While telecoms and content providers with deep pockets will likely prefer to spend big upfront and keep 100% of their future revenue, this strategy may work well in developing markets that may not have the same financial resources.
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Bloomberg has spent more than $453 million from his own deep pockets on his 2020 bid so far — more than lapping the outlays from Tom Steyer, another self-funding billionaire and the next biggest spender in the race.
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Also, they add, stricter financing rules since the last recession have meant that large developers, usually for-profit companies, are being tapped to team up with local nonprofits, which need the developers' deep pockets to get deals done.
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The mayoral election fight of 214 may be slowly gearing up, with Mayor Bill de Blasio facing his stiffest challenge so far from a Republican real estate developer with deep pockets but little name recognition among New Yorkers.
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So the company is hoping tha playing up its improved processors will be enough to entice TV buyers with deep pockets (LG's OLEDs start at $1500 usually) to spend cash on a new set with a relatively minor upgrade.
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For instance, Comcast-NBCU used its deep pockets to engage in delaying tactics that forestalled compliance with the condition that it carry Bloomberg TV. Comcast also refused to offer standalone broadband Internet access service as the FCC condition required.
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RB: Someone starting a robotics company today should be thinking that maybe at some point, in order to grow, they're going to have to get bought by a large company that has the deep pockets to push it further.
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But it stands out, and I've seen enough people whipping around on these in cities like New York, Los Angeles, an San Francisco to know that the extra range will be welcomed by a few folks with deep pockets.
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"There are deep pockets on both sides of the issue and obviously they are the ones who are fueling a lot of the advertising," said Krista Jenkins, a political science professor and director of Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind Survey.
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With billions of dollars tied up in developing its giant Zohr gas find in Egypt, Eni will also benefit from Exxon's deep-pockets and track-record of delivering complex LNG plants in remote areas on time and to budget.
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Patent trolls are aware of this enormous price tag, and use it to their advantage; evidence shows that trolls are increasingly targeting small businesses because they know they often lack the deep pockets and legal resources to fight back.
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All of this physical activity — surfing, yoga, zip-lining, horseback riding, paddle boarding — and the deep pockets of this new generation of out-of-town guests help explain why the restaurant scene here in Nosara is also on fire.
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That could significantly expand the number of potential defendants who can be sued for securities fraud and carry the possibility for significant recoveries from those with deep pockets who played some role in sending out misleading information to investors.
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Though most buyers who want an OLED will be better off saving some cash and going with LG's more affordable C9, the A9G still earns a clear spot for enthusiasts with deep pockets who want the most accurate picture.
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LiDAR is a key ingredient in the overall sensing package required to make autonomous cars a reality (though Tesla would disagree), but it's also prohibitively expensive, especially for companies just starting out, and researchers not tied to companies with deep pockets.
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Luxury companies have pinned their strategies on Asian customers having deep pockets, setting up China expansion plans targeted at store growth in first and second tier cities to patch up a black hole in spending in Hong Kong and Macau.
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But Bloomberg recently noted that rivals with very deep pockets like YouTube, Apple, and Amazon are all trying to scale up their operations and have shown a willingness to play dirty when it comes to competitors' access to their hardware products.
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There are three art fairs running simultaneously this week in Manhattan and a bevy in Brooklyn, all of them vying for the attention of new collectors, as well as the veterans whose deep pockets make the whole art world spin.
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Facebook helped fund many early VR projects directly, using its deep pockets to ensure developers could create high-quality games to build out the Rift's library and push the medium beyond its hodgepodge of tech demos and half-finished titles.
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At Matthew Adams Dolan, rigid denim workwear featured carpenter-esque belt bags made up of pockets that resembled a tool belt, while Eckhaus Latta's take on the blazer included big, deep pockets ideal for stuffing with snacks and your Metro Card.
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But hotel booking is dominated by big companies with deep pockets that aim at the mass market - the likes of Agoda, Expedia, and even Airbnb - so in 603 Chai moved the site's focus to the niche area of luxury villas.
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RAMPING UP PRESSURE Despite their deep pockets, taking a public stance on corporate strategy does not come easily to many of these funds, in part because they are unaccustomed to readying the kind of presentations aimed at swaying other shareholders.
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Wazer is gearing up to do what Glowforge did for laser cutters and what Formlabs did for SLA 3D printing: making available to everyone high-end fabrication tech that has hitherto been reserved for heavy industrial users with deep pockets.
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Now, in addition to working to get Hillary Clinton elected, Mr. Obama must more aggressively address the racism that he has never been eager to acknowledge or confront, and that thrives in deep pockets of the support for Mr. Trump.
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But maybe you should avoid these things as a tourist if you're interested in the real nightlife of a city like Berlin, and don't want to be shooed from one meadow to the next like a sheep with deep pockets.
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The idea, in May of last year, was to create a company built around Wright's previously published work and, the London Review of Books reported, sell it to someone with deep pockets as a Bitcoin company with the Satoshi on staff.
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In one sense, "Lost Landscapes of New York" is a rejoinder to the more familiar commercialized visons of the city that fantasies and deep pockets produce, one that turns it into an atmospheric set and its people into bit players.
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Altman does not have as deep pockets as some billionaires on this list, but Altman — who has floated himself as a future political candidate — is positioning himself as a bridge between the younger tech community and older-guard Washington money-chasers.
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To be sure, deep pockets of Trump support still exist: Rural America still supports Trump more so than any other region in the country, and majorities in deeply red places like Alabama, Wyoming, and West Virginia still view Trump favorably.
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Sorry, Jojo.) Jojo Rabbit was also made by Searchlight Pictures (formerly Fox Searchlight), a big-time Oscar player, which won Best Picture as recently as 2018 with The Shape of Water and is a company with Disney's deep pockets behind it.
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"Anyone who wants to compete directly with Netflix or the full spectrum of competitors who are getting into this space had better be ready for a long, hard fight and have very deep pockets," said Mr. Olson at Piper Jaffray.
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The data — culled from the companies' required filings to the government, including new reports made public late Tuesday — tells the story of a sector that increasingly has tapped its deep pockets to beat back regulatory threats and boost its bottom line.
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And as the House debates how to best dismantle the Affordable Care Act, a familiar array of interest groups with deep pockets, incensed talk radio hosts and online agitators is again assuming its posture of aggression toward the House Republican leadership.
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Websites and stores like Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Anthropologie, and even mass merchants like Target, may aim to tease out shoppers' inner diva, pitching fizzy elixirs and exotic oils, but for bathing's most ardent devotees, it helps to have deep pockets.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British retail banks are poised to introduce money management apps to compete with those already launched by financial technology start-ups, betting their trusted brands, broad client base and deep pockets will help them make up lost ground.
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"If someone gets in a car accident with you or falls in your home and they think you have deep pockets, they might try taking legal action against you," said Annmarie Camp, an executive vice president at Chubb Personal Risk Services.
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New developments might translate to more housing options for renters and buyers with deep pockets, but the changing demographics could have a lasting and, some feel, deleterious effect on the fabric of a city that prides itself on ethnic and economic diversity.
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Pressure has been mounting on Vivendi and Orange lately after Altice, owner of France's second-biggest telecoms operator SFR and with deep pockets in terms of spending power, won the rights to broadcast European Champions League soccer matches until 2021 in France.
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Whether you're pitching your startup to people with deep pockets or giving a marketing report to your snotty bosses, PoweredTemplate will provide you with the means to put together impressive, high-impact presentations that they will talk about even after it's over.
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Even now, SoftBank's deep pockets could have gone a long ways toward keeping it afloat — after all, the financial giant was more than happy to take Boston Dynamics off Google's hands, adding it to the portfolio that already included Pepper manufacturer, Aldebaran Robotics.
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And, of course, if you've got deep pockets and are really gunning to hang out with someone famous, there is one more option: to literally buy the pop star or band of your choice, and make them play a private concert for you.
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Buffett's deep pockets, however, allowed him to hang on to his stake in post-IPO Verisk (Berkshire owns 2.1 percent of the company), which has earned a hefty 207 percent return since October 2009, as of the close of business Sept. 30.
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Bankers also cautioned that proposed changes to mining laws are creating uncertainty, while the project will need deep pockets to build port and power facilities and an air strip, with the likely backers unlikely to have the funding capacity of an ExxonMobil.
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As the Australian Financial Review warned earlier this year, "While other companies dread making colossal mistakes, [Jeff] Bezos seems just not to care," arguing that Amazon's deep pockets and long-term outlook allow it to profit from the lessons learned through initial failure.
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Here is some of the case for skepticism: Logistics cost a lot: Some analysts say it would be impossible for even a company with Amazon's deep pockets to build out the infrastructure necessary to compete head to head with FedEx and UPS.
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These attorneys are perplexed by the government's unusual argument because the Department of Justice — backed by the deep pockets of the federal government — largely exists to go to trial, and in many cases, decides whether the case should be tried in the courts.
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But this time backers have the deep pockets of former Facebook president Sean Parker, support from Newsom - a Democrat expected to run for governor in 2018 - and a switch in attitude among voters who saw legalization come on line in other states.
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The new proposed arrangement for Purdue Pharma speaks to the fact that even the deep pockets of the drugmaker and its billionaire owners are "not deep enough," Amanda Starc, an associate professor of strategy at Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management, told Business Insider.
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And SoundCloud - which said three years ago it had an audience of 175 million, a figure it has not updated - lacks either Spotify's large base of paying subscribers or the deep pockets of Apple and Amazon that can subsidize their music services.
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Money-losing Tesla lacks the deep pockets of GM, and ride services companies like Uber and Lyft burn billions of dollars in price wars to secure regional dominance, as occurred with Uber in China before it ceded to local rival Didi Chuxing.
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Boston Dynamics hasn't talked much since it changed hands from Google's ailing robotics wing to the deep pockets of SoftBank, but the cutting-edge robotics firm happily gave the world a sneak peek of what it's been working on in the meantime.
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This streamlined alternative is exactly what the Switch Lite needs; it adds minimal bulk while ensuring the console's delicate joysticks don't get banged around or snagged in your bag or deep pockets, and it protects that plastic screen from getting horribly scratched up.
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While data suggests that many users disable Gmail's tab system, the fact that marketers could now pay for top placement in the social and promotions tabs raised worries that activists and nonprofits would find their messages buried by companies with deep pockets.
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But Cuomo, a battle-tested campaigner with deep pockets, consolidated establishment support in the spring and spent the summer blitzing the airwaves, spending more than $8 million over three weeks late in the contest to head off any momentum growing around Nixon's bid.
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But if it can spot holes in the industry's content offering, leverage its deep pockets to invest in premium video and prove to artists that it cares, Apple Music could build a brand separate from and with more street cred than Apple itself.
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Agencies that protect workers, consumers and the environment did not emerge from liberals who "want to shackle businessmen," but only after public complaints, congressional hearings, majorities in two chambers, the signature of a president and court challenges by corporate interests with deep pockets.
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But quietly, a ballot measure seeking to control drug prices in California has hit a deep populist nerve — and the deep pockets of the pharmaceutical industry and its allies, who are pouring unprecedented amounts of money into the campaign to defeat it.
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Levine's deep pockets, persuasive delivery and willingness to do battle on behalf of liberal causes like gun control and the environment – very popular among Floridians –could be very disruptive in a state that has tended to litigate statewide races between the ideological 40-yard lines.
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As logical as the idea of reinvestment and other equity measures might seem, opponents with deep pockets and an agenda—like pharmaceutical corporations and large-scale recreational dispensaries—hire lobbyists to exert political influence and tip the legislative scales even more in their favor.
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Although analysts said Facebook's initial foray would not likely be a threat to established dating sites - some of which are highly specialized to cater to specific groups - its heft and deep pockets makes it a concern over the long term to the smaller companies.
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The pro-level D5 may still be the king of Nikon's current DSLR offerings, but at first glance it's the D850 that will likely be the Nikon full-frame camera that gets the most use by pros, semi-pros, and amateurs with deep pockets.
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He didn't say when Zero's other motorcycles will get access to the new app, or the new dashboard, meaning that, for the foreseeable future at least, the company's ultimate vision of the future of motorcycles will only be available to people with deep pockets.
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Also, it is a reminder of how the economies of scale in the cloud business make it financially challenging to compete if you are not already one of the big players, or lack deep pockets to sustain your business as you look to grow.
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"The soda industry has deep pockets and used them to push the legislature into a no-win situation," said California state Senator Bill Monning, a Democrat who has supported soda taxes as a way to combat chronic health problems such as obesity and diabetes.
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Though it no longer pulls in $1m a day, as it once did, it still has deep pockets, and is likely to benefit from local Sunni disaffection in Syria, as Bashar al-Assad's reviled forces fill the vacuum left by President Donald Trump's retreat.
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Billionaire Gerry Schwartz's $2.6 billion bid for WestJet Airlines is a bet his private equity firm's deep pockets and patience will help the Canadian carrier weather challenges and build a more formidable competitor against market leader Air Canada, industry analysts and executives said on Tuesday.
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"Amazon comes into the space with such unbelievably deep pockets and a clearly demonstrated willingness to operate at either extremely low profit margins or no profit margins at all; it does make them kind of a threatening player," said one high-ranking TV exec.
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The Hong Kong debut saw PSBC's valuation climb to over 8 billion in HKD, but drew criticism for being propped up by a handful of "cornerstone investors," or institutional buyers with deep pockets, who were responsible for some 6 billion of the initial float.
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Some teams prefer to stay in nicer hotels than the mandatory Hiltons and Hyatts, while other teams, with less deep pockets, cannot afford the room rates, often $100 or more a night, secured by consultants, said Mr. Hammond, the soccer club owner from Montclair.
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But it has also angered millions of small brick-and-mortar businesses, who say that Amazon and Walmart-owned Flipkart, which dominate online shopping in the country, are affecting their livelihoods by using their deep pockets to heavily discount products and undercut traditional retailers.
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Outside of the founders, the other half of this NUVIA story is the collective of investors sitting around the table, all of whom not only have deep technical backgrounds, but also deep pockets who can handle the technical risk that comes with new silicon startups.
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The missteps and false statements are likely to intensify progressive criticism of the billionaire Democratic candidate as out of touch with the direction of the party, and cement concerns that his late entry into the race has only been viable due to his deep pockets.
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Until recently, films like these had seemed to die off, revived only in the past year or two by the flexibility and risk that a company like Netflix, with its deep pockets and relatively low overhead, is willing to take on mid-budget movies.
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As the Trump administration pays little attention, China is exercising strategic and economic interests that come from geographic proximity, using deep pockets for building billion-dollar infrastructure and activating ethnic ties with some of the rebel groups, all areas where the United States cannot compete.
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And that won't be cheap: The market for video is booming, fueled by the deep pockets at Netflix and Amazon, who have recently been joined by new players like Verizon, which is writing checks to anyone, for anything, that it can run on its Go 90 service.
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Canon considers this camera an option for people who want something a bit more professional than a Rebel, but don't yet have the deep pockets to buy something like the 80D or the 5D Mark IV. The M63 is basically Canon's M5 in a slightly smaller body.
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Big battles at home Paytm will need every ounce of Sharma's ambition in the coming months in order to hold on to its dominant position in India, as the biggest names in tech and retail use their deep pockets to eat into business on his home turf.
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Except that's far more likely to end up penalizing smaller players who don't have the resources to pay for their services to be prioritized by ISPs — while tech giants have deep pockets and can just cough up to continue their ability to dominate the online conversation.
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Up against the NRA's deep pockets and decades-long head start, massive gun control advocacy groups like Brady, Giffords, and the Everytown for Gun Safety have largely focused on pushing for state-level gun control legislation while trying to shut down gun advocates' bills in Congress.
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Of course, Amazon is Amazon, and it's got the deep pockets to throw around a billion to get Bezos his tentpole hit, but even still, that kind of money means the fledgling project is already on track to be one of the most expensive series ever produced.
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It is not open to the public for surfing, and may never be—although if you're a Slater buddy, like Eddie Vedder or Tony Hawk, or a philanthropic organization, or an LA-based venture capitalist or tech executive with deep pockets, you can arrange an outing there.
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NEW YORK, Nov 14 (LPC) - Private credit funds with deep pockets, capital flexibility and sticky investments are positioning themselves for the yield bonanza that could follow if a cooldown in the US economy was to further shutter bank liquidity and investor appetite for broadly syndicated loans.
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The predatory pricing doctrine is meant to protect against a specific problem that occurs when a company with deep pockets drops its prices so low that it forces all of its competitors out of business, only to raise prices once consumers are stuck with only one company.
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However, arguably, regardless of Robinhood's deep pockets, a rising tide could lift all boats in the neo broker space since these upstarts are trying to grow the market by introducing new, younger people to investing, not just stealing customers from incumbents that are charging higher fees.
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Mr. Page's ambitions to create taxis in the sky has a sense of gravity, excuse the pun, not just because of his deep pockets and the technological prowess of his team but also because of Mr. Reid, who is a former chief executive of Virgin America.
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It is governance that rewards an industry that has spent a decade setting up an apparatus propped up by astroturf advocacy groups, think tanks they have funded, politicians they have bought, and a persistence that is only possible with an army of lawyers and unfathomably deep pockets.
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But as the first woman to use FEC funds in this way, Grechen Shirley hopes to set an example for other moms who want to run for office — especially those who don't necessarily have the deep pockets to pay for the needed extra child care themselves.
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In his research, Grillo realized a new breed of criminal kingpin was becoming the norm right in front of his eyes: One with deep pockets, a heavily armed militia at his back, and a cocky swagger that often results in impulsive power flexing whenever the mood strikes.
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Over the last decade, the technology elder has struggled to move into areas like cloud and AI. IBM has leaned on a combination of its own R&D abilities and deep pockets to push into modern markets, but has struggled to turn them into revenue growth.
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All of which raises the question of why any photography professional – or amateur shutterbugs with deep pockets, for that matter – would find a need to pay a small fortune for a camera, particularly in a world where tech-savvy smartphones seem to be cannibalizing high-end cameras.
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Over decades, financial institutions, led by credit card companies, figured out a way to use the fine print of their contracts to force consumers into private arbitration, a secretive process in which borrowers have to go up on their own against powerful companies with deep pockets.
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The Yankees wooed Cole, a pitcher they had coveted for years, with their deep pockets, their winning tradition, their ability to compete for a World Series and a recruiting pitch that included dinner and a four-hour meeting at the Fashion Island Hotel in Newport Beach, Calif.
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Ola has deep pockets and while it has tied-up with Mahindra for the pilot project, its struggle to make the fleet viable in a small Indian city with much less congestion and space constraints than the biggest cities like Mumbai, underscores the magnitude of the challenges.
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Sitaraman reviews many possible correctives, including redistribution to reduce inequality; better enforcement of antitrust laws; campaign finance reform to break the dependence of legislators on deep pockets; compulsory voting; and restrictions on lobbying, including the possibility of "public defender" lobbyists to act on behalf of the people.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Billionaire media mogul Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of America's largest city, jumped into the race for the Democratic U.S. presidential nomination on Sunday as a moderate with deep pockets unabashedly aiming to beat fellow New Yorker Donald Trump in the November 2020 election.
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The rise of these German rivals has raised questions of whether Uber, which has deep pockets after its latest funding round valued the ride-booking service at $62.5 billion, can ever catch up with local rivals that have attracted a loyal following despite their lack of comparable financial resources.
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Though the incentive remains for establishment-friendly candidates who can appeal to traditional party leaders to run in congressional primaries, there is increasingly an incentive for outsider candidates to run if they are friendly with a specific group or two with deep pockets, especially on the Republican side.
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My suspicion is that as Stich Fix has entered these new categories, they are for the first time facing headwinds in customer acquisition costs against Trunk Club (bankrolled by Nordstrom) and Dia & Co (backed by Sequoia's deep pockets), whereas they scaled with relatively little friction within the women's category.
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Now, a striking number of Democratic candidates in coming midterm elections, from congressional contests in the Rocky Mountains to governor's races in the Deep South, are openly daring, defying and disparaging the N.R.A., a group with deep pockets, a loyal membership and a record of Election Day score-settling.
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"To build a brand in a foreign market is a very long road and you got to have some deep pockets," he told analysts at the results presentation, adding that the firm's biggest and significant opportunities are in its home market, where it knows the customer and competition.
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In the late 1990s, two companies with deep pockets and marketing savvy, Sun Pacific and Paramount Citrus (now Wonderful Citrus), gambled big with huge mandarin plantings on the Maricopa Highway, 753 miles southwest of Bakersfield, where they were isolated from other citrus whose pollen could make the fruit seedy.
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He will face Brian Kemp, the secretary of state, who boasted in a campaign ad that he would round up "criminal illegals" in his own pickup truck; and who on election night called Mr Cagle "a puppet…fighting for those with deep pockets whose interests are not ours".
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With so many pieces of the mixed reality puzzle left to craft, their options are to either seek a hell of a lot more money or pursue an acquisition from a company with interest in the space and the deep pockets to push the tech forward, someone like Microsoft.
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Why it matters: Schultz and his partners are attempting to pull a much-overlooked segment of U.S. society into the work force at a time that public hostility is driven in large part by low and stagnant salaries, and deep pockets of joblessness in inner cities and rust belts.
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While all three welcomed the entry of well-known Silicon Valley figures with deep pockets to the challenge, all three were highly skeptical of the timelines that Dugan and Musk laid down for unlocking the mysteries of how the human brain communicates with the rest of the body.
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This means that small merchants have access to the same rich set of customer interaction tools as some of the biggest merchants on the planet, enabling them to provide a more sophisticated level of service, something that has often been out of reach for smaller businesses without deep pockets.
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Paul Manafort, Rudolph Giuliani, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s son Hunter and Hillary Clinton have all, at one time or another, found their way there, escorted by Ukrainian guides with deep pockets and a keen sense of how to appeal to their vanities, ambitions and greed.
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Two months ago, the Wilpons announced that they would sell a controlling interest in the Mets to Steven A. Cohen, a local oligarch of questionable ethics (he had sidestepped at least one indictment on financial misdoings but paid a $1.2 billion fine to the government) and blessedly deep pockets.
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Over the past year, regulators around the country have grown increasingly wary regarding the power wielded by Silicon Valley, questioning whether the industry's access to vast amounts of proprietary data — and deep pockets — allow companies to gobble up rivals and maintain their dominance to the detriment of consumers.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A new licensing process for legal cannabis producers in Canada limits the ability of smaller companies to attract investment, which could leave the fledgling industry dominated by companies with deep pockets or those who got a foot in the door prior to regulation changes in May, industry executives said.
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It will allow broadband providers to block websites on content grounds, decide which apps we can use, charge online services simply to reach subscribers at all, create fast lanes that favor companies and speakers with deep pockets, and make it more expensive for local and niche sites to reach readers.
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But much of the area's philanthropy today is directed to education, health and economic issues, in a city that faces deep pockets of poverty and problems including lack of heat in some schools last year and a water main break last month that left public housing residents without water for days.
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But not all Gulf pegs are alike and the petro-peg that's feeling the heat most is Oman, which has maintained a peg of 0.3849 rial to the U.S. dollar since 1986 but lacks the deep pockets and abundant FX reserves the likes of Saudi Arabia or Kuwait can boast.
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But the cash, the lawmaker says, came with strings attached — a promise to add the names of two businessmen to a list of candidates for Parliament — and a plan to disguise the identity of the donor, a man with deep pockets and well-documented connections to the Chinese Communist Party.
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According to an investigation from the New York Times's David Kirkpatrick, the Saudis are dipping into their deep pockets to bankroll a militia of Sudanese fighters — many of them children — to fight on the front lines against Yemen's Houthi rebels, insulating the kingdom from casualties and the political blowback they could cause.
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Traditionally, sports organizations like FIFA and UEFA have been able to decide which tournaments and leagues players can participate in, though a European Union ruling against the International Skating Union late last year has led to concerns that the status quo could be upended by a rival with determination and deep pockets.
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"The Expatriates," her second novel, is set like her first, "The Piano Teacher," in Hong Kong, and the two books taken together are a rich education in an almost century of cruelty, exploitation, deep pockets and good parties in the city — a setting that becomes a complicated character in its own right.
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In that context, Baidu was a parent with deep pockets and a specific mission: the company has been very keen to grow out from its core search business into a number of adjacent areas that both could help the search business continue to grow, and also help Baidu diversify its own revenue base.
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Like all of us, he has to wait and see what happens, but he sees a buyer with deep pockets that will accelerate the growth of the company much faster than he could have done alone, and perhaps even provide an avenue for acquisitions that would have been much more difficult before.
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Despite its deep pockets, Netflix's theatrical challenges could dissuade other Scorsese-caliber filmmakers from signing with the service, particularly if the issue hurts the chances that "The Irishman" and "Marriage Story" (and last year's "Roma," which won three Oscars but lost out for Best Picture) will be able to win major awards.
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For more than a year, Hollywood big shots like Amy Pascal, Kathleen Kennedy and Stacey Snider have been used by the con artist to trick unsuspecting newcomers to the business into traveling the world and spend vast sums of their own money on the promise that they would be reimbursed by her deep pockets.
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"Candidates that might have been considered a 'long-shot'—such as first-time candidates without deep pockets running against establishment-backed incumbents—two or three years ago now seem viable," David Duhalde, the lead facilitator for the Winning Primaries coalition, an initiative dedicated to identifying districts ripe for primary challenges, wrote in an email.
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And I think Unilever has a lot of resources and my understanding is the Unilever leadership team, especially the CEO, kind of like Bret [Taylor] talked about, the rapport with the CEO and seeing how you can actually get where you want to go faster with the deep pockets and the resources of the acquirer.
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It's going up against online TV packages sponsored by companies with very deep pockets — Dish Network has Sling, AT&T has DirecTV Now, and Sony has Vue — with more to come — next year Hulu, owned by Disney, Fox and NBC will launch a live TV service, and Google is in talks to do the same.
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"The issue we have seen with Co-op Bank is that it's maybe better to have only one shareholder with deep pockets and tight management control, compared to a group of distressed bond investors who become part of an equity consortium and don't really put pressure on management in implementing reforms," the investor told IFR.
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But Paul Weiss — where top partners can earn more than $6 million a year — is known for making an exception for those with deep pockets, such as representing SAC Capital founder Steven Cohen in insider-trading charges brought by federal prosecutors and the junk-bond financier Michael Milken in federal charges of securities violations.
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And the trial's eventual outcome, after Hogan was awarded $115 million in compensatory damages, was that Gawker went bankrupt and shut down — leaving even those observers who hated Gawker uncomfortable with the implications of living in a world where people with deep pockets and a grudge could take out media outlets for personal reasons.
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Saturday's results were a reminder that there remain deep pockets of resistance to Trump in all regions of the country, and a sign that he tends to underperform polls and demographic fundamentals in caucus states, in states where independents can't vote, and in races where people make up their minds at the last minute.
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"His actions not only deceived and defrauded the university that employed him, but also validated a national cynicism over college admissions by helping wealthy and unscrupulous applicants enjoy an unjust advantage over those who either lack deep pockets or are simply unwilling to cheat to get ahead," Rosen wrote in a sentencing memorandum filed on June 7.
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However, it's well-known that European VCs don't always have the stomach or deep pockets to battle it out with a much better funded U.S. company — in early 2015, Nextdoor was given a post-money valuation of $1.1 billion by investors, making it a so-called 'unicorn' — and the sale of Streetlife's assets settles that dilemma conclusively.
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Jenkins; his Eagles teammate Chris Long; the former wide receiver Anquan Boldin; Michael Bennett and Doug Baldwin of the Seattle Seahawks; Devin McCourty of the New England Patriots; and players on every other team also lobbied their bosses, the 32 team owners and Commissioner Roger Goodell, to use the N.F.L.'s deep pockets to help fight these issues.
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Mr. Murphy drew some comparisons to an unpopular New Jersey governor who worked at Goldman Sachs, Jon S. Corzine, but his deep pockets allowed him to dominate the primary election, with a seemingly never-ending barrage of digital ads and a robust television campaign that set him apart from a cast of rivals not well known to many voters.
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It is symptomatic of how many in Europe feel that America, and Trump in particular, is withdrawing from the post-World War II world order it built, leaving more than half a billion people this side of the Atlantic, and countless more around the planet without the deep pockets and security backing they have come to rely on.
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The deep pockets of the attendees were underscored by the very visible presence of the police in and around Javits Center, and the fund-raising totals: more than $54 million, with about $20 million in ticket sales (admission started at $3,000 a person; $30,000 for a table), and an additional $19 million pledged during the gala.
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"A significant disruption to the financial landscape is likely to come from the big tech firms, who will use their enormous customer bases and deep pockets to offer financial products based on big data and artificial intelligence," Lagarde told a symposium on financial technology held on the sidelines of the G20 finance leaders' meeting in Fukuoka, southern Japan.
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They then recruited like-minded former wrestlers with deep pockets, including Andrew F. Barth, a portfolio manager at Capital Group who wrestled at Columbia; James G. Dinan, the founder and chief executive of York Capital Management, who has sons who wrestle; and David H McCormick, who wrestled at West Point and is the president of the hedge fund Bridgewater Associates.
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Under financial pressure from a $55 million legal judgment in an invasion-of-privacy lawsuit by the former wrestler Hulk Hogan — and contending with the deep pockets of Peter Thiel, the billionaire Silicon Valley entrepreneur who provided funding for the case and others against the organization — Gawker filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and put itself up for sale two months ago.
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I just think it's a giant gap between the number of people who would pay a lot of money for that Magic Leap story that you wrote — it was a very important story for a small number of people but with deep pockets — and someone who needs to know what's going on with the city council or zoning board or wherever.
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They must be incredibly functional, with deep pockets, just-right necklines, and sleeves that will stay pushed up but are also long and roomy enough to bunch around my hands and hold tight from the inside, turning my arms into fabric hot dogs (I do not know the scientific reason why this posture helps with severe writer's block, but it does).
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Meanwhile, the rich don't have to actually confront How the Other Half Lives: When they're not vacationing away from the masses in places like Newport, Rhode Island—as the Vanderbilts did—the 22015st century version of robber barons like Elon Musk and Peter Thiel deign to use their deep pockets to plot escapes into space or design floating Libertarian paradises.
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Several wealthy, elderly men who have opted to transfer into the bodies of objectively attractive young women have been using their new bodies to sexually prey on men, who they then con out of massive amounts of money that adds to their already deep pockets and ensures they'll continue to be able to afford brain transfers again in the future.
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According to Devra Ferst at Eater: In the decade since loud restaurants have become ubiquitous, small to mid-sized, casual restaurants — often with less backing — still embrace and work around the din, while a new generation of fine-dining and higher-end places with deep pockets are going back to if not a hushed dining room, one that allows for across the table conversation.
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It's a big vision with lots of implications for the world — from climate change and human health to challenging the massive, multi-billion dollar industries that depend on meat — and luckily for Impossible Foods (one of the many companies looking to supplant the meat business globally), the company has managed to attract big-name investors with incredibly deep pockets to fund its meatless mission.
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"If at the end of the day it doesnt work these companies have deep pockets and would be able to spin off power divisions," said Munir Hassan, Head of Clean Energy at law firm CMS in the UK. The differential in returns from power versus oil and gas had not changed much, he said, but there was a new impetus because perceptions among shareholders and their children had.
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While Blankenship is reaching into his deep pockets to run ads trying to reintroduce himself to West Virginia Republican voters, he is up against a tough ad paid for by the Mountain Families PAC, which has ties to the McConnell-aligned Senate Leadership Fund super PAC, the same that spent millions in Alabama's GOP primary last year in an unsuccessful attempt to keep Roy Moore from being the Republican nominee.
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Although the court's refusal to review a case is not supposed to have any direct precedential weight, the fact that banks with very deep pockets could not interest the justices in considering the issue is at least a good indication that it is not one that will come before the court — a least until a different appeals court reaches an opposite conclusion that would create a split requiring resolution.
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The problem, according to net neutrality proponents, is that data schemes like FreeBee Data put companies with deep pockets (Hearst and AOL are among the companies testing out the service first—suggestions that Verizon bought AOL in 2015 to serve as a cheap source of content seem to be right on the money) at an unfair advantage over their smaller competitors, which goes against the idea of the internet being a level playing field for everyone.
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Below is a sample of some of the more noteworthy items, and how the performed with bidders: A prop of a Vulcan weapon from the "Amok Time" episode of the show, where Spock and Kirk fought, was sold for $42,203; A Tribble prop went for $5,000; Scotty's "Sonic Wrench" went for $3,750; A communicator from the film "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn" captured $14,500; "Naiskos" game board and pieces from "Star Trek: The Next Generation" sold for a whopping $47,500; The scripts of Patrick Stewart (who played Captain Picard on Star Trek: The Next Generation)—which consisted of more than 320 scripts—went for $25,000; Yet even collectors with deep pockets have their limits: 20 of the nearly 100 Star Trek items up for bids failed to get a single bid.
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